The Far Eastern University (FEU) Alumni Relations Office (ARO) recognized its graduating Alumni-Named Scholars who completed their respective degree programs in July 2026, highlighting the impact of donor-supported scholarships in helping deserving Tamaraws achieve their academic goals and pursue professional success.
Among the graduates recognized was Alyssa Ashley S. Angeles, a recipient of the Lydia A. Palaypay Endowment (LAPE) Tuition Fee Scholarship, who successfully completed her degree through the support of the scholarship program.
Also recognized were the recipients of the LAPE Nursing Board Exam Subsidy Scholarship, namely Jersey Royce Campus, Rialyn P. Gedo Cruz, Jarred Marthie M. Lim, Krytz G. Ngangac, Joseph B. Ramirez, Dennis Jr. R. Rivera, Yunika Joi S. Sawit, Francheska Alyssa Mari M. Tesaluna, Yanel L. Lago, Michaela C. Francisco, John Rendew M. Almeñana, Margaret Nicole N. Matias, Ysa Samantha Landayan, and Zena Francine V. Luna, who received assistance in preparing for their professional licensure examinations.
The graduating batch likewise included Lourdes Gutierrez-Alfonso Scholars Amethyst Nicole T. Tabayay, Christopher John Orillosa, and Patrick Jim R. Dela Vega; Vi-Group of Companies Scholar Elgar James L. Caharian; and FEU Alumni Association Scholar Renmel M. Andal.
Beyond celebrating academic completion, the Alumni Relations Office also recognized the continued success of its scholarship recipients in professional licensure examinations. Among the latest achievements were Lourdes Gutierrez-Alfonso Scholars Luke Clifford A. Carandang, CPA, and Bernadette B. Rodriguez, CPA, who successfully passed the May 2026 Certified Public Accountant Licensure Examination (CPALE).
The Alumni-Named Scholarship Program is an initiative of ARO which aims to support financially challenged but deserving Far Eastern University (FEU) students. This initiative demonstrates FEU’s resolve to contribute to the fulfillment of SGD 4, which is “to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.” It is made possible through the support of FEU alumni, partner organizations, and donors who help provide educational assistance to deserving Tamaraws.