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The artist’s rendition of the Henry Sy, Sr. Hall, which will rise near Gate 10 (Dapitan St.) |
The seven-story building stands as a tribute from the Sy family, the SM Group, and UST to honor the lifelong commitment of SM's founder to education. It also reflects the University's ongoing dedication, alongside the UST Research and Endowment Foundation, Inc., Anargyroi: FMS Foundation, Inc. (AFI), and the 152-year-old UST Faculty of Medicine and Surgery (FMS), to advance in the field of medicine.
Heads of the UST and HSFI, led by Very Rev. Fr. Richard Ang,O.P. FMS Dean Dr. Ma. Lourdes Maglinao, and Debbie Sy, at the topping off ceremony last October 7, 2023 |
The
Henry Sy, Sr. Hall will serve as a hub for simulation in medical
education, interactive student centered-learning, collaborative
multidisciplinary research, and interprofessional education. It will
house the Sts. Cosmas and Damian Simulation and Research Center.
“The Henry Sy, Sr. Hall will be a state-of-the-art structure designed to
meet the challenges and expectations of a digitally-inclined medical
education landscape. It will house technologically advanced facilities
and equipment, which will complement the existing teaching, learning,
and research practices of the University. It is yet another milestone,
securing the UST FMS a relevant spot, a significant spot in Catholic
medical education in the country, the region, and the world.” FMS Dean
Dr. Ma. Lourdes Maglinao said about the Henry Sy. Sr. Hall.
“Medical students can access a broad range of digital tools and
resources to enhance their learning and education as we were compelled
to shift to e-learning and online course platforms,” UST Rector, Very
Rev. Fr. Richard G. Ang, O.P., said.
“Nowadays,
keeping up with the advances in medical education is paramount to
ensure that our students are competent, agile, and well-prepared to meet
the challenges and opportunities of the ever-changing educational
landscape of modern medicine, and this building, this edifice, will give
us state-of-the-art equipment, which will give our medical students a
cutting-edge knowledge on how to use robotics as well as other
equipment,” Fr. Ang added.
Designed by C.A. Ventura & Partners, the Henry Sy, Sr. Hall is on track to be completed by June 2024.
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