Lasallian leaders were recognized at the recently concluded Outstanding Student Leaders of the Philippines (OSLP) 2026, organized by Transforming Advocates and Champions (TRAC) Philippines.
Senior Psychology students Neil Famyr Olac, Governor of the College of Arts and Sciences, and Marjoe Toquillo, Executive President of the University Student Government (USG), represented the University among student leaders from across the Philippines.
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Olac emerged as a Fourth Place national awardee, while Toquillo was recognized as a finalist among outstanding student leaders nationwide.
Also recognized by TRAC Philippines was Therezandria Subebe, the Administrative Assistant for Student Formation at the Office for Student Affairs, who received the Pillar Award for Service from TRAC Philippines. The award recognizes her five years of dedicated service supporting student formation and the growth and development of student leaders and the wider Lasallian community.
The OSLP recognizes student leaders who demonstrate excellence beyond academics through purposeful leadership, meaningful service, and contributions to their schools and communities. The recognition highlights the leadership and service initiatives of Lasallian students at the national level.
Established in 2018, TRAC Philippines seeks to foster growth among individuals and organizations through transformational leadership, skilled mentorship, and a culture of accountability. The recognition of USLS students and personnel reflects the University's continuing commitment to developing leaders who contribute meaningfully to their communities through service and leadership.