My Awesome Professor!

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Hey guys, today's blog i am going to introduce you to a very special professor who showed me that arts and literature is a very wonderful thing. So without further ado...here is my very cool professor.


Dr. Kristine Molina-Doria


Dr. Kristine Molina-Doria was born on October 5, 1977, in Quezon City. The eldest of two children, she grew up as a loving and obedient daughter to her father Attorney Manuel Luis Molina (deceased), and her mother Zenaida Molina (now a retired chemist), a caring sister to her brother Ivan Paul Molina (now a lawyer).
In College, Doria developed an interest particularly in the Public Relations field of Communication Arts. 

She focused on her studies, stood apart from the other students, and became a consistent dean’s lister during her years in College, she became president of the Student Council. She graduated a CUM LAUDE in Bachelor of Arts major in Communication Arts with proficiency in Public Relations, and received the PhilWomenian Award in 1998 at the Philippine Women’s University.


Right after college Doria was hired as a pre-school teacher at School of Saint Anthony. Six months later, she tried her luck at the National College of Business and Arts (NCBA) in Fairview, Quezon City got in and started teaching as college professor at the age of 21. Right now, Doria is on her 15th year of service as a College Professor at NCBA.


She finished her Master’s degree in Communication major in Communication Research at the University of the Philippines (UP), in Diliman and obtained her Doctoral degree in Education, major in Educational Management, at the Philippine’s Womens University (PWU-JASMS) in 2009.
Doria is happily married to Attorney Julito L. Doria and is blessed with two beautiful daughters Dorothy Louise, Zenah Francine .


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