Opus Dei. 2000 Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Dr. Jose Maria Mariano installed as Third University President. 2005 The Marketing Communication Effectiveness Awards (now the Tambuli Awards) launched. 2008 Visit by UA&P Grand Chancellor, Bishop Javier Echevarria. 2010 School of Sciences and Engineering was established; BS Applied Mathematics program was offered Tambuli Awards made an annual event, to further its advocacy of values in integrated marketing communications. 2013 School of Law and Governance was established which replaced the Institute of Political Economy. 2016 UA&P, in pursuance to the K-12 program of DepEd, offers the 6-Year Integrated University Program, which consists of 2 years of General Education, 2.5 years of a Bachelor's degree program and 1.5 years of a Masters program. BS Accountancy program is now being offered. 2017 UA&P celebrated its 50th Golden year anniversary Administration and organization The university is made up of a college offering liberal arts courses as core curriculum and seven schools of varied specializations. A Board of Trustees, chaired by Placido Mapa Jr., takes care of the UA&P Foundation, Inc. Under it is the Management Committee, presided by University President Jose Maria Mariano, which is the university's governing body. It was formed to steer the university in the path set out for it. It makes sure that all plans, activities and projects undertaken advance the mission, goals and values of the university. Campus Ortigas Campus The Ortigas Campus has 5 buildings: Administration & Library Building (ALB), College of Arts and Sciences (CAS), Development Communications Building (DCB), APEC Communications Building (ACB), Parking and Sports Building (PSB) and 1 residential building. Academic programs The university offers 15 undergraduate degrees and 11 graduate degrees. It also offers 2 fast-track Master's programs: 5-Year Program (5YP), which is offered to incoming College (Freshman) students that allows them to earn a master's degree in just 5 years; and 6-Year Integrated Program (6YP), which is offered to incoming Junior College (Senior High School) students that allows them to earn a master's degree in just 6 years. UA&P's academic programs operate on a semester calendar beginning in early August and ending in mid-May. Since 1998, students are graded in increments of 0.25, from 3.50(failing grade) to 1.00. Undergraduate students and students under the fast-track Master's program may graduate with Latin honors depending on their graduating GWA. For students of standalone graduate programs, they may graduate with High Distinction or with