VKV-VLV

The CVMBS Review Center once again is sponsoring a review for the upcoming Veterinary Medicine Licensure Examination 2010. The review will be held at the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (CVMBS) at Cavite State University, Indang, Cavite. Program runs from April 12, 2010 to June 5, 2010.

The review costs PHP 5,000.00 (inclusive of review hand-outs) for VKV-VLV members. The review is also open to non-members (PHP 6,500.00) and undergraduates (PHP 3,500.00) who wish to do advance review. The deadline of the payment is on April 12, 2010. For check payments, please make it payable to “CVMBS Review Center .”

Lodging arrangements are available upon request. However, it is strongly advised especially for those coming from distant provinces to arrive at least 2 days before the review starts to accommodate contingencies. The following are the estimated lodging rates in Indang, Cavite :

Studio type house within the university (good for 20 persons)-

PHP 500/person/month (inclusive of electricity and water costs)

University dormitory (good for 8 persons per room)-

PHP 500/person/month (inclusive of electricity and water costs)

Two-bedroom apartment- PHP 2,500/house/month (exclusive of electricity and water costs)

Boarding house good for 4-6 persons- PHP 600/person/month (exclusive of electricity and water costs)

For more information and lodging arrangements, please contact Dr. Emmanuel R. Mago, In-charge, at 0916-6904968; (046) 862-0939 or e-mail at blakship088@yahoo.com.

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Originally posted 2009-08-14 14:51:30.

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Jose Q. Molina, Mariano L. Jovellanos, Rosendo L. Gamba, Jr., Eduardo M. Celo, Jaime A. Sison, Robert H. Lo, Angel Antonio C. Manabat, Constante J. Palabrica and Wilfredo V. Maligalig

The Venerable Knight Veterinarians Fraternity, more popularly known as VKV, was formed on February 27, 1959 at the U.P. College of Veterinary Medicine Diliman, Quezon City. A group of veterinary students, having obtained grades of “5’s” or “cinco’s” and facing the dreaded prospect of dismissal from the university, decided to study, work and enjoy college life together and never give-up, never surrender in their determination to pass their academic subjects and graduate as Doctors of Veterinary Medicine. They adopted the name “Cinco con Cinco” for their group, also serving as battlecry to rally their spirits and strengthen their will to succeed.

The group’s name evolved into the more scholarly “5 Kappa 5” and the members were called “Kappans”. The number 5 was romanized to become “V Kappa V”, shortened to “VKV” and the name Venerable Knight Veterinarians was later adopted to emulate the ideals of the “Kataas-taasan, Kagalang-galangang Katipunan (KKK) ng mga Anak ng Bayan” (translated as Venerable Sons of the Motherland) and the fabled Camelot’s Knights of the Round Table. The organization was formally recognized by the UP CVM and the University in 1963.

Membership, at the start and early years of the fraternity, was limited to veterinary students with grades of “5”. Later on, Read more…

Originally posted 2009-09-01 15:16:05.