The Department of Language, Literature and the Arts (DLLA) fosters the promotion of a learning environment that fosters the development of each student to be someone who is a to develop students who are critical thinkers; able to formulate sound arguments and express creativity that is relevant, timely and innovative; is are articulate and competent in English and Filipino; culturally grounded on Cordillera and Northern Luzon indigenous knowledge systems and practices; engaged in community issues; research-oriented; and attuned to the workings of the industry.
DLLA faculty members specialize in different areas of study: Language, Literature, Fine Arts, Art Studies, English and Filipino. The number of courses that students take under these areas depend on their program of study.
Faculty Roster
Faculty | Academic Background | Title and Rank |
AQUINO, FRIEDRICH A. | B.A., cum laude, University of the Philippines | Instructor in Language and Literature |
AQUINO, JOHN REY DAVE P. | B.A., University of the Philippines | Instructor in Language and Literature |
AMPAGUEY, LEARANE K. | A.B., Ph.B., cum laude, Saint Louis University; M.A. (Language and Literature), University of the Philippines | Assistant Professor of English |
CABATO, JUSTIN NICCOLO M. | A.B., Ateneo de Manila University | Instructor in Language and Literature |
CARVAJAL, JOSEPH ANDREW | B.A., Ateneo de Manila University; B.F.A., magna cum laude, University of the Philippines; M.F.A., Montclair State University, NJ | Assistant Professor of Fine Arts |
FLORENDO, MA. ROSARIO Y. | B.A., cum laude, M.A. (Language and Literature), University of the Philippines | Assistant Professor of English |
GALLETES, FELICISIMO G., JR. | B.S.E., cum laude, (Philippine Normal University); M.A. (ongoing), University of the Philippines | Instructor in Filipino |
ILAGAN, LIZA ANN A. | B.F.A., M.A., University of the Philippines | Assistant Professor of Fine Arts |
JACINTO, ERIKA | B.A. Art Studies, University of the Philippines | Instructor in Art Studies |
JULARBAL, IO M. | A.B., Saint Louis University; M.A. (Language and Literature), University of the Philippines | Assistant Professor of Language and Literature |
LAZAGA, JUNLEY L. | B.A., M.A. (Language and Literature), University of the Philippines | Associate Professor of Literature |
MACAPANPAN, IDES | B.F.A. Industrial Design, University of the Philippines | Instructor in Fine Arts |
MALLARI, ALBERT JOHN | Assistant Professor of Fine Arts | |
NOLASCO, FARA | B.F.A. (Visual Communication), M.F.A. (Art Theory), University of the Philippines | Assistant Professor of Fine Arts |
PILUDEN, LIOBA ASIA | B.A. Language and Literature cum laude, University of the Philippines; Prof. Ed, Benguet State U | Instructor in Language and Literature |
PITLONGAY, RACHEL P. | B.A., M.A. (Language and Literature), University of the Philippines | Assistant Professor of Language and Literature |
RABANG, ROLAND ERWIN P. | B.A., University of the Cordilleras; M.A. (Language and Literature), University of the Philippines | Assistant Professor of Language and Literature |
SALVADOR, RAI ALDRIN | B.A., (Language and Literature), cum laude, University of the Philippines | Instructor in Language and Literature |
SENIN, REYNALDO, JR. | Instructor in Fine Arts | |
SUBIDO, GRACE CELESTE T. | B.A., M.A. (Language and Literature), University of the Philippines; Ph.D. (Comparative Literature) candidate University of the Philippines | Associate Professor of English |
TINDAAN, RUTH M. | B.A., cum laude, M.A. (Language and Literature), University of the Philippines; Ph.D. (Cultural Studies) candidate, Goldsmiths University of London | Associate Professor of English |
TOLENTINO, DELFIN, JR. | A.B., University of the Philippines; M.A. (Literature), Ateneo de Manila University | Professor Emeritus of Literature |
TORRES, ANNA CHRISTIE V. | A.B., cum laude, Ph.D. (Philippine Studies), University of the Philippines; M.A. (English), Ateneo de Manila University | Professor of English |
Degree Programs
Undergraduate Programs
BA Language and Literature (BALL)
The BALL Program interfaces language and literature and underlines their integrated significance in everyday life. It endeavors to approach the study of language as the application or product of a people’s unique use of language, as well as the study of literature not only as the imaginative expression of a writer or of a people but also as the singular or collective contribution of a writer and a people to the development of language. Hence, language and literature are understood and appreciated as interrelated areas that enrich each other. Aside from providing a balanced study of language and literature, both in English and Filipino, it also aims to promote awareness and understanding of the various cultures of the Philippines, with emphasis on the linguistic and literary traditions of Northern Luzon.
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)
The BFA Program is envisioned to uphold responsibility, honor and excellence in the promotion of the visual arts in support of UP Baguio’s aim to nurture innovative programs to continue developing its niche in the Cordillera and Northern Luzon.
The BFA Program’s mission is to contribute to UP Baguio’s aim to create an impact through programs that are informed with a regional perspective and at the same time informed by a national and global outlook through the baccalaureate and certificate programs in Fine Arts which develop well-rounded individuals who promote the study, enrichment and preservation of traditional and contemporary art forms in the Philippines, and can become competent visual arts practitioners, teachers, and cultural workers who embody cultural rootedness and service to the region and the nation.
Certificate in Fine Arts (CFA)
The CFA is a three-year program that introduces the student to various areas of the visual arts. Designed to tap the indigenous cultures of Northern Luzon as sources of artistic inspiration, it provides many opportunities to utilize alternative sources of materials for art production. A CFA student can proceed to the BFA upon completion of the certificate program.
The MA Language and Literature Program
The Master of Arts in Language and Literature (MALL) is designed to provide training in language and literature as intersecting fields of study. It equips its students with theoretical and pedagogic competencies in these areas of knowledge, and provides a forum for critical discussions and studies on linguistic and literary issues. It also engages its students in significant research projects on various topics related language, literature and wider field of cultural studies.