Student Welfare Program and Telemental Health Services

OCCS shares 10 Tips for Online Learning, launches TeleAssessment

The Office of Counseling and Career Services (OCCS) launched the Telemental Health Services to create positive mental health and efficient career planning even in the time of pandemic. TeleAssessment services allow interaction among counselors and students through the use of telephones and social media platforms amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

Visit the OCCS page to learn more about their services.

Non-Fraternity Contract (NFC) and Drug Test Consent Form (DTCF) now available online

Still thinking about the list of requirements that you need to accomplish for school admission? SDFO is here to guide you!

Few of the requirements that you need to accomplish are the Non-Fraternity Contract and Drug Test Consent Form. It is a requisite for admission and enrollment to De La Salle University that one is not engaged in any organizations not recognized by the institution (i.e. fraternities, sororities, and those that immerse in violent acts). To comply with this, the University requires all undergraduate and graduate students to submit a Non-Fraternity Contract (NFC) and Drug Test Consent Form (DTCF).

Furthermore, as DLSU supports the government’s advocacy for a drug-free society, it developed the program Lasallians’ Fight Against Drugs (LFAD), which includes random and mandatory drug testing activities for students. As one of the goals of the University is to minimize, if not totally abolish, the problem of illegal drugs, new students are required to accomplish and submit a Drug Test Consent Form (DTCF).

In view thereof, the accomplishment of the Drug Test Consent Form (DTCF) is required to be read, understood, and filled out by you and your parents.

For more information, kindly refer to the following link:

• Undergraduate – NFC and DTCF
• Graduate Form – NFC

Lasallian Student Welfare Program, a response to students’ needs and well-being

 The Lasallian Student Welfare Program is designed to respond to students’ needs and well-being. Particularly, it hopes to provide support to guarantee success in students’ academic goals and experience a meaningful student life.

The program is student-centered, ensuring that the individual needs of Lasallian students are attended to. The various engagements under this program are focused on students welfare and in creating a community that nurtures the culture of caring.

LSWP is specifically designed to:

• Identify needs and support for students who are in difficult circumstances;
• Provide timely assistance to students-in-need;
• Create a platform for Lasallian community to nurture the culture of caring; and
• Develop a network of mentors and care-givers.

It is focused on responding to students-in-need of assistance. These are students who are in difficult circumstances and need immediate action, and may be beyond student’s control. The circumstances have directly impact the student, and his/her quality of life both in the university and at home.

For more inquiries email at [email protected]