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Silliman University College of Nursing
Batch 2006 returns to Dumaguete for a week of friendship, service, remembrance, and the unmistakable Silliman spirit.
⭐ Core activity
This is the one required activity for you to join.
The week together
Built from the shared reunion schedule and the active batch registration form. Organizer updates remain the final word.
Core activity for batchmates attending only one reunion day. Organized by SUCNAA; this is the official alumni gathering and Batch 2006 representation. Gala ticket: ₱600/person; SUCNAA membership: ₱500/person. Both are personal expenses.
Batch gathering and homecoming coordination.
A morning of Silliman fellowship and tradition.
Volunteer interest is collected in the batch registration form.
Batchmates return to share professional journeys and lessons.
Join the parade and celebrate our Silliman spirit together.
An evening of good food, laughter, stories, and memories.
Official Batch 2006 shirt: ₱350 · sizes listed in the registration form. Confirm payment instructions only with the organizing team.
Batch 2006 keepsake
Browse the five suggested concepts below. Confirm the final approved design, available sizes, and ordering deadline with the organizing team.
Pay using one of the listed reunion payment methods, then send your payment confirmation to the Batch 2006 Events and Wedding Coordinator.
White front-and-back concept with campus landmarks, the acacia tree, and the 2006–2026 anniversary mark.
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White front-and-back concept in Silliman blue and gold with the nursing seal and the service message.
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Maroon front-and-back concept with warm gold artwork, the nursing lamp, and Silliman campus line art.
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White front-and-back concept combining the nursing lamp, Batch 2006 identity, and campus illustration.
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Clean white athletic-style concept with blue sleeve stripes, nursing seal, and SUCN Batch 2006 lettering.
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Keep these announcements handy for the August 21 core activity and the August 27 family-and-friends fellowship. Please confirm any later organizer updates with the batch team.
Why coming home matters
Silliman began on August 28, 1901 with 15 students, became a university in 1938, and was declared a National Landmark in 2002. Its 62-hectare campus—shaded by more than 300 acacia trees—still holds the “Silliman Spirit” of closeness, friendship, service, character, competence, and faith.
“Via, Veritas, Vita”The Way · The Truth · The Life
Between reunion events
Dumaguete rewards an unhurried pace. Keep city walks flexible, reserve island and dive trips early, and leave space for accidental reunions over coffee.
Enter through Portal West, follow the acacia-lined campus, and revisit Silliman Hall, the University Church, the library, and the Anthropology Museum.
Plan this stop 022–3 hours · walkableStart near the campus, walk the waterfront toward the Belfry and Cathedral, then stay for street food and the evening sea breeze.
Plan this stop 03Day trip · activeMake a day of Casaroro Falls, Pulangbato Falls, and the mountain air west of the city. Arrange transport and check local conditions first.
Plan this stop 04Day trip · reserve aheadDauin’s marine sanctuaries and Apo Island are the region’s signature underwater experience. Book a licensed resort or dive operator in advance.
Plan this stopWhere to eat
These are practical reunion picks, not paid placements. Call ahead for large groups and verify current hours before going.
Boulevard views, silvanas, and sans rival—the essential homecoming pasalubong stop.
02A relaxed Escaño favorite for seafood, drinks, and a long table with batchmates.
03A practical pick for families and groups who want familiar Filipino dishes together.
04A more intimate, chef-driven meal for a smaller reunion catch-up.
05Go early for budbud, sikwate, and the everyday rhythm of Dumaguete’s public market.
06Near Silliman Avenue, with an easygoing menu and seating suited to spontaneous meet-ups.
After dark
Start where conversation is easy, then decide how lively the batch wants the night to become.
Explore Dumaguete nightlifeSunset, dinner, and an easy first round along Rizal Boulevard.
Choose this for music, sea air, and conversation that can still be heard.
Tiki, Hyde, and nearby spots are the livelier option. Check the night’s program, opening hours, and cover charge first.
Go as a group, arrange a safe ride back, and never leave a batchmate behind.
Stay close to the reunion
No room is represented as available until the property confirms it. Use the links to check August 21–27 dates, group rates, cancellation terms, and transfers directly.
Most convenient for the class dinner
Boulevard · close to Silliman
Central · practical
Central · pool
Closest beach-club feel
Dauin · relaxed dive base
Dauin · dedicated dive resort
Dauin · luxury retreat
Sibulan Airport is a short drive from central Dumaguete; the seaport sits beside the downtown waterfront. Tricycles work well in the city. Ask your hotel or resort to arrange airport and Dauin transfers, especially for groups and luggage.
Open the Dumaguete city guideBe counted, wherever you are
The form covers homecoming attendance, the August 21 gala, August 24 medical mission volunteering, the parade, class dinner, official shirt, and whether you consent to inclusion in the Batch 2006 contact directory.
This website does not collect or store your form responses. Your answers go directly to the batch’s existing Google Form.
20th anniversary payments
Confirm the exact amount and payment purpose with the organizing team. Your banking or wallet app must show the expected recipient, Nikki Katriz Yee or Nikki Yee, before you approve the transfer. Stop if the name differs.
Supplied card displays Nikki Yee and a masked BPI account number ending in 196.
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Supplied card shows a masked recipient name and mobile number. Confirm the recipient in GCash before tapping Send.
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Supplied card displays Nikki Yee and a masked BDO account number ending in 7658. BDO-to-BDO transfers are free; fees may apply to transfers from other banks.
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Questions? Call Miss Nikki Katriz Yee at 0917 302 4343 ↗Reunion assistance
For urgent event coordination or Batch 2006 assistance during homecoming week, contact the appropriate reunion lead directly.
Events & Wedding Coordinator
SUCNA President 2006
Good to know
No. This is a Batch 2006 reunion guide created from the batch’s shared schedule and registration form, with links to official Silliman and local travel sources.
No. The form states an August 1 deadline. It remains accessible, but late attendance, meals, shirts, tickets, and seating must be confirmed with the organizers.
No. Availability, day-use access, rates, and transport can change. Book or confirm directly with the property before making plans.
The batch organizers and the SUCN 2006 group are the final source for event changes. This guide avoids publishing personal attendance, payment, and shirt-order lists.
