List of Silliman University people

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Since 1901, Silliman University has produced thousands of graduates from early childhood (pre-elementary) up to the undergraduate and graduate levels. This is a list of notable people affiliated with the university, including current and former faculty members, alumni and people who have been conferred honorary degrees. People affiliated with Silliman University are called Sillimanians.

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Alumni

NameDegree(s) taken in SillimanNotabilityReference
Angel Alcala B.S. BiologyMarine Scientist; Secretary of the DENR; Ramon Magsaysay Awardee for Public Service; 15th Most Trusted Filipino
Manuel Almagro H.S. 1950An architect who participated in various restoration projects such as the restoration of the Statue of Liberty
[3]
Merlie AlunanM.A. Creative Writing 1975Seven-time Palanca Awardee
Edmundo Tamayo MirasolB.S.B.ADOLE - NCMB Deputy Executive Director
[6]
Juanita Amatong B.S.B.A., 1954Secretary of Finance; World Bank Executive Director
[7]
Victor AmorosoB.S. Biology 1973Multi-Awarded Scientist
[8]
Jose V. Andrada H.S. 1925Commodore of the Philippine Navy
[9]
César Ruiz Aquino PhDFour-time Palanca Awardee and 2009 Free Press Literary Awardee
George ArnaizA.B. Pol.Sci. 1978, LL.B 1982Former Governor and current Congressman, 2nd Congressional District, Province of Negros Oriental 3 term Provincial Board Member
Kira Christianne Danganan-Azucena, OL B.A. Mass Communication 1994Diplomat; Chargés d'affaires ad interim and deputy permanent representative of the Permanent Mission of the Philippines to the United Nations; Vice-President for the Operational Activities for Development Segment, United Nations Economic and Social Council
Ibrahim BahjinPre-med Sultan of North Borneo and Sulu; Outstanding Medical Doctor
Dilok Balakanich A.A. 1931Colonel of the Thai Army, and Head of the Academic Division of the Thai Military Academy
[9]
Ricardo Balbido, Jr.B.S.B.A. President and CEO, Philippine Veterans Bank
Petit Baldado LL.B Former Vice-Governor, Province of Negros Oriental
Pedro A. Bandoquillo H.S. 1921Governor, Province of Negros Oriental
[9]
Robert Barbers A.B. Pol.Sci. Senator of the Philippines
Kenneth E. BauzonA.B. Pol.Sci. Professor, Old Dominion University; Visiting Professor, Lafayette University, Wilkes University, and Yeshiva University
Henry Otley Beyer Doctor of Science honoris causa 1959American Anthropologist
Jacinto Borja H.S. 1923, A.A. 1927Philippine Ambassador to the United Nations
[9]
Leonor Briones B.S.B.A Secretary of the Department of Education, Former Secretary to the Commission on Audit (Philippines), National Treasurer, Presidential Adviser for Social Development, and VP for Finance of the University of the Philippines
Josue L. Cadiao A.A. 1936, LL.B 1937-39Governor, Province of Antique
[9]
Marcos M. Calo A.A. 1934, LL.B 1938Congressman, Agusan (now Agusan del Norte and del Sur)
[9]
Rodolfo Caños Theology 1938-39Undersecretary, Department of Health
[9]
Rolando del CarmenA.B. 1953, LL.B 1956Professor, College of Criminal Justice, Sam Houston State University
Ian R. Casocot B.A. Mass CommunicationFive-time Palanca Awardee; Author
Mariano Castañeda H.S. 1915Chief of Staff, Armed Forces of the Philippines
[9]
Gonzalo O. Catan, Jr.Associate in Agriculture 1957Founder, MAPECON Philippines
Jennifer Chan Elem. 1977, H.S. 1982Olympian and SEA Games Gold Medalist
Priscilla L. Chiongbian H.S. 1941Governor, Province of Saranggani
William L. Chiongbian Elem. and H.S. 1929-35Congressman, Misamis Occidental
[9]
Bonifacio Comandante, Jr.M.S. Coastal Resource Management, PhD Marine BiologyInventor of Live Fish Transport without Water Technology; Recipient, Best International Business Award from the University of San Francisco; President and Chairman of Buhi International Group
MacArthur F. CorsinoB.S. Education 1966; M.A.Philippine Ambassador
Roldan B. Dalman A.B. Vice Governor and Governor of Zamboanga del Norte
Horacio de la Costa Doctor of Humanities honoris causa 1976Historian and First Filipino Provincial Superior of the Jesuits (Society of Jesus) in the Philippines
Frederick Deal Elem. 1960, H.S. 1964, B.S. Chem. 1968CEO, Isla Communications Co., Inc.
Ernesto Damian A.A. 1935, LL.B 1939Philippine Vice-Consul at Seattle, Washington
[9]
Roel Degamo B.S.M.E. 1989Current Governor, Province of Negros Oriental
Claire Delfin B.A. Mass Communication 1999Reporter, GMA News Channel; International Awardee, 2007 Global Media Awards
Leoncio P. Deriada Ph.D. in English and LiteraturePalanca Hall of Famer, won 13 Palanca Awards for Literature
Isaias P. DicdicanB.A. 1966Associate Justice, Court of Appeals; Awardee, Certificate of Recognition by the Philippine Judges Association
Jesus Elbinias A.A., LL.B Presiding Justice of the Philippine Court of Appeals and first Chancellor of the Department of Justice Academy.
Manuel E. Escudero A.A. 1936Consultant in Psychology, World Health Organization
[9]
Marjorie Evasco-PerniaM.A. English Creative Writing 19822009 Free Press Literary Awardee
William P. FennDoctor of Education 1969General Secretary, United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia
Felicisimo Feria Elem. (one of the original 15 students)Associate Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court
[9]
Inocencio V. Ferrer A.A. 1934Congressman, 2nd Congressional District, Negros Occidental
[9]
Mylene FreiresB.S. Nursing 1992First Filipino to receive the Mary Seacole Development Award
Carlos P. Garcia Pre-Law 1916-18President of the Philippines
Romulo G. Garovillo H.S. 1931, A.A. 1933, LL.B 1940 Governor of Zamboanga del Norte, 1956–60
John Gokongwei, Sr. H.S. 1913Philippine business magnate
Beauty Gonzalez A.B.Actress and ex-PBB teen contestant
Kathleen Heceta LL.B 1962Former Commissioner, National Telecommunications Commission
Hall Hibbard Elem. 1917Former executive of the Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
[9]
Mariano M. IlanoA.B. 1912First Filipino allowed to practice law in the State of California
[9]
Junix Inocian Theater Arts 1975International stage and movie actor
Bret Jackson H.S. 2008, Medical Technology Participant, PBB International 2010
Cesar Jalosjos B.S.C.E. 1977Congressman, 3rd District, Zamboanga del Norte
Emilio M. Javier A.B. 1915Author of law books, Founder of the Silliman University College of Law
[9]
Mark Javier B.S. Info.Tech.Archer, 2008 Beijing Olympics
Ray JimenezB.S. Psych. 1974Chief Learning Architect and Founder of Vignettes Learning and Vignettes for Training, Inc.
Gilopez Kabayao Elem. 1938-392nd Prize, International Violin Competition, Academia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, Rome (1952); Ramon Magsaysay Awardee for Public Service (1972); Presidential Award of Merit (1969)
Eusebio Kho H.S. 1952, Pre-Med 1955Multi-awarded Filipino medical doctor and researcher
Arthur D. LimPre-lawNational President, Integrated Bar of the Philippines
Roseller T. Lim A.A. 1935, LL.B 1939Senator of the Philippines
Jocelyn Limkaichong H.S. Congresswoman, 1st Congressional District, Negros Oriental
Don Eugenio Lopez, Sr. LL.D honoris causa 1971Founder, Lopez Group of Companies
Lamberto L. Macias H.S. 1921, A.A. 1923Congressman, 1st Congressional District, Negros Oriental
[9]
Emilio Macias II H.S. 1950; A.A. 1952Governor, Province of Negros Oriental
Jojo Magbanua H.S. One of twenty four Filipino Boy Scouts who perished in an airplane crash on their way to the 11th World Jamboree in Marathon, Greece
Priscilla Magdamo-Abraham H.S. 1949, B.S. Biology 1956, B.A. Music 1953Ethnomusicologist; Performing Artist (Gregg Smith Singers, The New York Vocal Ensemble, John Biggs Consort, etc); State Artist for Music, Vermont
Reuel Norman O. Marigza Master of Theology General Secretary, United Church of Christ in the Philippines
Winston Maxino H.S., A.B.Pol.Sci Happiest Pinoy Awardee; Chief Operating Officer, Hooven Philippines
Wilson MendozaBS Chemistry 1999The only Filipino in the science team that took part in the largest and longest US expedition to Antarctica through the Southern Ocean Oceanographic Expedition
Paula Lynn Obañana Elem., H.S. Winner of several gold medals in the Palarong Pambansa (National Games) in 1995-1997, and the Arafura Games held in Darwin, Australia in 2000
Eulogio C. OmictinBSE 1948Lieutenant-Governor, Sub-Province of Siquijor
[9]
Philip PichayCongressman, 1st District, Surigao del Sur
Paul Pfeiffer Elem. 1978, H.S. 1982Multi-awarded American video artist
Marcial R. Pimentel LL.B 1949Congressman, Camarines Norte
[9]
Reynato Puno Doctor of Laws honoris causaChief Justice, Supreme Court of the Philippines
Luz Sobong PorterB.S. NursingProfessor Emerita, Florida University
Prakit PradipasenB.S.B.A. Thai Banker (Senior Executive Vice-President of the Siam Commercial Bank)
Aurelio RamosB.S. MathematicsPresident, Berea Arts and Sciences High School; Director, Loyola Student Center
Fidel Ramos Doctor of Humanities honoris causa 1993President of the Philippines
Jose A. RavelloOlympian
Edilberto D. RedoñaB.S. in AgricultureResearch Professor, Mississippi State University (MSU); Senior Scientist, International Rice Research Institute (IRRI); Deputy Executive Director, Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice)
Ina Reformina H.S. Reporter, ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs; Awardee, Best Female Reporter
Felipe Antonio Remollo H.S. 1977, A.B. Pol.Sci 1981CEO, Clark Development Corporation; Senior Vice-President, Prudential Guarantee & Assurance, Inc. and former City Mayor of Dumaguete City
Francisco E.F. Remotigue H.S. 1927-28Governor, Province of Cebu
[9]
Ben RodriguezB.A. Journalism Former Editor-in-Chief, Manila Bulletin
Eddie Romero Elem. 1936, H.S. 1940 National Artist for Cinema and Broadcast Arts (2003)
José E. Romero A.A. 1917Lawyer, Statesman, First Philippine Ambassador to the Court of St. James's
Miguel Luis R. Romero H.S. 1956, College 1958Director, Development Bank of the Philippines; Congressman, 2nd Congressional District, Negros Oriental
Rachael Marie B. RosarioB.S.M.T. Executive Director and Corporate Secretary, Philippine Cancer Society
Leopoldo RuizA.B. 1916Philippine Consul-General at Chicago, U.S.A.
[9]
Vincenzo A. Sagun H.S. 1947, A.A. 1949, LL.B 1953Congressman, Zamboanga del Sur
[9]
Vicente SincoA.B. 1917, LL.D honoris causaPresident of the University of the Philippines, Philippine Signatory of the U.N. Charter, and Founder of Foundation University
Lakambini Sitoy B.S., M.A.Nine-time Palanca Award winner, [117] 2009 Free Press Literary Awardee
Gerrit SiwabessyL.H.D. honoris causa 1974Health Minister, Indonesia
Enrique Sobrepeña, Jr.A.B. 1949President and CEO, College Assurance Plan (CAP)
Francisco D. SomeraB.S. Agriculture 1961, Divinity 1967 U.S. Army Chaplain (Colonel) and recipient of various U.S. Military awards
Julio Sy H.S. 1950Philippine business magnate
Benjamin N. Tabios H.S. 1938, A.A. 1940Undersecretary, Department of Industry
[9]
Alfredo Flores Tadiar A.A., A.B., LL.B Father of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in the Philippines
Rafael Cresencio Tan, Jr. LL.B 1988Trial court judge and national awardee of the 7th Dr. Jose Rizal Awards for Excellence for Outstanding Chinese-Filipinos
Edmund C. Tan B.S.B.A. Commodore (Rear Admiral), Philippine Coast Guard
Kitty TaniguchiCollege 1978Renowned international artist
Maria Taniguchi H.S. A multi-awarded Artist.
Lorenzo G. Teves A.A. 1938, LL.B 1946Senator of the Philippines (1966–1972); Representative, 1st District of Negros Oriental (1954–1966); Governor, Province of Negros Oriental (1978–1987)
Julian L. Teves Elem. 1911Governor, Province of Negros Oriental; Mayor, Bais
[9]
Serafin L. Teves Elem and H.S. 1908-18Governor, Province of Negros Oriental; Mayor, Bais
Edith Tiempo BSE Education 1947 National Artist for Literature (1999); Founder, Silliman National Writers Workshop
Simeon Toribio A.B.Filipino Olympian and Congressman
[9]
William TorresCollege 1951-53"Father of Philippine Internet" and co-founder of Mozaic Corporation
Alberto Q. Ubay H.S. 1929, A.A. 1931Congressman and Governor , Zamboanga del Norte
[9]
[40]
Wilfred Steven Uytengsu, Sr. H.S. 1946, Doctor of Humanities honoris causa 2007Founder and Chairman, Alaska Milk Corporation
Gonzalo T. Vales A.B. 1913Co-founder and former Dean, Mapua Institute of Technology; Founder, Central Colleges of the Philippines
Ismael L. VelosoPre-Law 1929-30Congressman, Davao
[9]
Antonio Villamor A.A. 1953Philippine Ambassador
Hector Villanueva H.S. 1962Mayor, Bais, Negros Oriental
Raymundo Villanueva H.S. 1922, A.A. 1924Philippine Consular Attache at London, England
[9]
Guillermo Z. VillanuevaA.B. 1912Governor, Province of Negros Oriental
[9]
Cornelio Villareal A.B. 1924, LL.D honoris causa 1964Speaker of the House, Congress of the Philippines; President of the Liberal Party
Jean S. Yan H.S. 1963, B.S.N. 1970Chief Scientist, World Health Organization (Nursing and Midwifery)
Roman T. Yap H.S. 1948Served as President or Chairperson of the Alaska Trading Company, Central Marketing Corporation, and the Makati Agro Trading in Manila
Lisa YgnalagaArcher, 1988 Seoul Olympics
Pedro YlaganA.B. 1913Member of the Code Commission that drafted the Civil Code of the Philippines
Nicanor Yñiguez A.A. 1935Congressman, Southern Leyte
[9]

Professors

NamePositions held / Career / AchievementRelationship to
Silliman University		Reference
George W. BeranDeveloped a rabies vaccine for dogs that gave three-year immunity instead of the traditional one-year immunity. The model he developed was later on used by other countries in fighting the rabies virus.Professor and researcher
(Van Houweling Research Laboratory)
Jonah LimProfessor, film director and Best Foreign Film Awardee.Professor (Mass Communication)
David PadillaAmerican Fulbright professor on International Human Rights Law and former legal counsel for the Organization of American States (OAS). He previously served as consultant and Fulbright senior specialist in Asia and Africa.Professor (Law)
Edilberto Tiempo Filipino writer, professor and founder of the Silliman National Writers Workshop.Professor (Literature)

Presidents of Silliman

NameTenureAlma MaterReference
David S. Hibbard, M.A., Ll.D, Ph.D1901–1930 Princeton University
Roy H. Brown, D.D.1932–1936 Park University
Arthur L. Carson, Ph.D.1939–1953 Cornell University
Leopoldo T. Ruiz, Ph.D.1953–1961 Columbia University and Yale University
Cicero D. Calderon, J.S.D.1962–1971 Yale University
Quintin S. Doromal, M.A.1973–1982 Harvard University
Venancio D. Aldecoa, Jr., Ll.B.1983–1986 Silliman University
Pedro V. Flores, Ed.D.1987–1989 Pennsylvania State University
Angel C. Alcala, Ph.D.1991–1992 Stanford University
Mervyn J. Misajon, Ph.D.1994–1996 Michigan State University
Agustin A. Pulido, Ph.D.1996–2006 Indiana State University
Ben S. Malayang III, Ph.D.2006–2018 Ohio University and University of California, Berkeley
Betty D. Cernol-McCann, Ph.D.2018–Present Ateneo de Manila University

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