Updated: August 12, 2009
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 PASOA LOGO
LOGO AND ITS MEANING
The yellow sun in the middle of the circle signifies the sun of the Philippine Flag which means the organization consist not only a part of the school but the whole Philippine organization (PASOA)
The pink color signifies the color of the organization which means love (love for the organization) and masculinity (the course is not just for female).
The circle with the color of white and the colors blue and red symbolize the 3 colors of the Philippine Flag (red, white and blue).
The computer inside the circle symbolizes the technology as part of life of each student in office procedures.
The 3 stars symbolize the 3 continents of the Philippines (LUZON, VISAYAS, and MINDANAO) which is the scope of its service and goals.
The half circular sunshine symbolizes the guidance and support of the mother org (PAEOAFI) in any activities of the organization. The mother org is always there to support the PASOA organizations to achieve their goals and objectives.
The two buildings symbolize the progress and development in the economy by having office administration students as their employee as part of their offices either in the company of government.
The pencil symbolizes as the starting point of each office administration students as they bring the stenography all over the nation.
The stand with the word PASOA emphasizes the organization.
The shape can be explained in two (2) different ways:
It’s like a mother and child form. Mother embracing her child. (PASOA cared by PEAOAFI)
It’s like a rain drop. Like a raindrop, PASOA is trying to reach the ground (student) and let it scatter and join together (tied through the organization) and go back to the sky to reach the clouds (professionals).
prepared and designed by: Meynard S.Cabana
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updated: August 10, 2009
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