Ateneo Graduate School of Business Online Learning Primer
The challenges we are faced with strengthens the Ateneo Professional Schools’ resolve of forming individuals who are both highly skilled and can contribute to nation building. As we tackle the reality of limited personal interaction, the Ateneo de Manila University has deemed it wise to transition all learning activities online. We continue our commitment to deliver quality education, this time under AteneoBlueCloud.
The following is the primer of the Ateneo Graduate School of Business expounding on their plans for the upcoming school year.
May you all be safe and well as you journey through your studies online!
John Paul C Vergara PhD
VICE PRESIDENT FOR THE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS
AteneoBlueCloud will brand not only our virtual campus, but also the vibrant online community of learners and educators that we hope to build. It will be distinguished by the essential markers of Jesuit education, which is designed to transform the whole person into someone imbued with the spirit of magis and cura personalis. This means continuing to educate a person who can think critically, collaboratively, and creatively, and, at the same time, serve and lead with competence and character.
AteneoBlueCloud will brand not only our virtual campus, but also the vibrant online community of learners and educators that we hope to build. It will be distinguished by the essential markers of Jesuit education, which is designed to transform the whole person into someone imbued with the spirit of magis and cura personalis. This means continuing to educate a person who can think critically, collaboratively, and creatively, and, at the same time, serve and lead with competence and character.
Online or onsite, we shall continue to shape Ateneans who are sharp in mind and large of heart, bearing compassion for others, and drawing inspiration from the love of Christ as mediated by the powerful spirituality of Ignatius Loyola.
Online or onsite, we shall continue to shape Ateneans who are sharp in mind and large of heart, bearing compassion for others, and drawing inspiration from the love of Christ as mediated by the powerful spirituality of Ignatius Loyola.
—From the 7 May 2020 memo of Fr Jose Ramon T Villarin SJ, President, Ateneo de Manila University