csu 2012 annual report august 24 copy

Republic of the Philippines

CATANDUANES STATE UNIVERSITYCATANDUANES STATE UNIVERSITYCATANDUANES STATE UNIVERSITY Virac, Catanduanes

2012 Annual Report

Note:

The varying use of the names Catanduanes State Colleges (CSC) and Catanduanes State University (CSU) in this report reflects specific timelines of accomplishments and activities during the year in review. It must be noted that the Catanduanes State Colleges was converted into a University on October 19, 2012, the last quarter of the Calendar Year’s reporting period.

Catanduanes State University 2012 Annual Report

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Our 2012 Performance...

C atanduanes State University obtained high ratings in its Major Final Outputs Accountability Re-port Card (MARC) for Fiscal Year 2012. It reached and surpassed its target accomplishments in

advanced and higher education, research, extension, and support to operations.


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at a Glance

C atanduanes State University likewise earned 100 percent compliance with the Seal of Good Gov-ernance. It fully delivered its outputs in all four areas of good governance conditions, which are

Seal of Transparency, PhilGeps posting, liquidation of cash advances, and vibrant the vibrant imple-mentation of the agency’s Citizen’s Charter specifically for its frontline services.


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Republic of the Philippines CATANDUANES STATE UNIVERSITY

Virac, Catanduanes ( (052) 811-3134 e-mail: [email protected]

website: http://www.csc.edu.ph

Tanggapan ng Pangulo

Office of the Pres iden t

His Excellency BENIGNO S. AQUINO President Republic of the Philippines Thru: Dr. Patricia D. Licuanan Chairperson Commission on Higher Education Sir: I have the honor to submit the Accomplishment Report of the Catanduanes State University for FY 2012. This document highlights the major accomplishments and activities of the University in pur-suit of its institutional mandate. Thank you. Very truly yours, MINERVA I. MORALES, Ed.D. SUC President III

http://www.csc.edu.ph


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Table of Contents Major Programs and Accomplishments MFO I—Advanced and Higher Education —————————————–—————- 8 MFO II—Research ——————————————–————- 43 MFO III—Extension —————————————–—————- 58 MFO IV—General Administration Services ————————————–——————- 68 Board Resolution s for CY 2012 —————————–—————————- 79 Seminars/Trainings of Employees ————————–——————————- 83 Feature Story: From CSC to a University —————————–—————————- 98 Board of Regents ———————————–———————- 100 Officers of the Administration —————————–—————————- 101 Institutional Profile ———————————–———————- 102 List of Tables Table1.1—Enrolment by Program ————————————–——————- 11 Table 1.2– Graduates by Program ——————————–————————- 15 Table 1.3—Licensure/Board Examination ——————————–————————- 20 Table 1.4– Accredited Programs ————————–——————————- 24 Table 1.5—Government Scholars: Students ——————————————————— 27 Table 1.6—Private Scholars: Students —————————————–—————- 28 Table 1.7—Institutional Scholars: Students ———————————–———————- 28 Table 1.8—Student Trainings/Seminars ——————————–————————- 31 Table 1.9—Co-Curricular Programs ———————————–———————- 38 Table 1.10—Faculty Scholars ——————————–————————- 42 Table 2.1—List of Completed Research —————————–—————————- 43 Table 2.2—Ongoing Research —————————–—————————- 46 Table 2.3—Research Proposals ————————————–——————- 47 Table 2.4—Research Programs ——————————–————————- 49 Table 2.5—Research Presented in various fora/conferences ———–———————- 50 Table 2.6—Student Researches, Pisog nin Uswag ————————–——————- 56 Table 2.7—Research for Patent ——————————–————————- 57 Table 3.1—Extension Programs coordinated with line agencies ——–———————— 58 Table 3.2—Extension Communication Materials —————–—————————- 59 Table 3.3—Technologies Transferred/Adopted ————–——————————- 59 Table 3.4—Trainings/Extension Activities ——————–————————————- 60 Table3.3A—Person-Days Trained ————–——————————————- 64 Table 3.3B—Technical-Vocational Trainings —————–—————————————- 65 Table 3.3C—Continuing Education ———–———————————————- 66 Table 3.3D—Other Trainings —————–—————————————- 67 Table 4.1—Facilities & Land Development ——————–————————————- 68 Table 4.2 –Externally-funded Projects ————————–——————————- 69 Table 4.3—Fiduciary and IGP Income ———————–———————————- 75 Table 4.4—Report of Income per Project ———————–———————————- 76 Table4.5—Approved Board Resolutions ——————–————————————- 78 Table 4.6—CY 2012 Budget ——–————————————————- 77 List of Figures Figure 1—Faculty Profile by Educational Attainment —–—————————————- 40 Figure 2—Faculty Profile by Academic Rank ———–———————————- 41 Figure 3—Extension Trainings and Trainees ——————————————— 63 Figure 4—Comparative Income ————–——————————- 75 Figure 5—Total Allotment for Personal Services ——–————————————- 77 Figure 6—Total Allotment for MOOE ——————–————————- 77


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Detailed Accomplishments MFO 1 - Advanced and Higher Education Program

A. Curricular Programs and Enrolment

CSU is a comprehensive higher education institution with multi-disciplinary cur-ricular offerings. The academic programs offered by the institution during the year in re-view are the following: MAIN CAMPUS (VIRAC)

ADVANCE EDUCATION

Graduate School

Doctor of Education Major in Educational Management Master of Arts in Education

Majors: Educational Management

Mathematics Filipino

Master of Public Administration Master in Business Administration

Master of Arts Majors: Industrial Education English Guidance and Counseling

Master of Arts in Teaching Majors: Biology Physics Chemistry

Diploma in Public Administration Diploma in College Teaching Diploma in Educational Management


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HIGHER EDUCATION

College of Agriculture and Fisheries

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

Majors: Agricultural Education Agro-Forestry

Animal Science Crop Science

College of Arts and Sciences

Bachelor of Arts in Economics

Bachelor of Arts in Political Science

Bachelor of Arts major in Public Administration

Bachelor of Science in Biology

Bachelor of Science in Mathematics

College of Business and Accountancy

Bachelor of Science in Accountancy

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

Majors :

Financial Management

Human Resource Development Management

Marketing Management

Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship

Bachelor of Science in Office Administration

College of Education

Bachelor in Elementary Education

Bachelor in Secondary Education

Majors in:

Filipino Mathematics Biological Science

Social Studies Music, Arts and Physical Education

Home Economics and Livelihood Education

College of Health Sciences

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics

2-Year Certificate in Midwifery


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College of Technology

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology

Majors : Automotive Technology Electronics Technology

Civil Technology Food Service Management Drafting Technology Garments, Fashion and Design Electrical Technology Mechanical Technology

Heating, Ventilating, Airconditioning and Refrigeration Technology

Bachelor in Technical Teacher Education Majors in: Automotive Technology Electronics Technology


Heating, Ventilating, Airconditioning and Refrigeration Technology Bachelor of Science in Information Management Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Bachelor of Science in Information Technology 2-Year Certificate in Trade Technology

Majors : Automotive Technology Electronics Technology


Heating, Ventilating, Airconditioning and Refrigeration Technology PANGANIBAN CAMPUS

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Majors:

Animal Science Crop Science Bachelor of Science in Industrial Education

Majors:

Building Construction Drafting Technology

Food Trades Technology

Bachelor in Elementary Education

Bachelor in Technical Teacher Education

Civil Technology Food Service Management

Secondary (CSC Main and Panganiban Campus) - First Year—Fourth Year Elementary (CSC Main Campus) - Grade I—VI Pre School (CSC Main Campus) - Junior and Senior Kindergarten


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I. Enrolment As in the past year, an increase in student population was noted in SY 2012-2013. Both the first and second semesters registered a relative uptake.

Curricular Programs 1st Sem 2012-2013 2nd Sem 2012-2013

M F Total M F Total

A. ADVANCE EDUCATION

Graduate School

Doctor of Education – Educ’l Mgt. 9 23 32 6 35 41

MA in Education- Educational Mgt. 28 95 123 21 51 72

MA in Education- Mathematics 13 16 29 10 11 21

MA in Education - Filipino 1 7 8 - 9 9

Master in Public Administration 19 12 31 19 14 33

Master of Business Administration 8 42 50 3 33 36

MA in Agricultural Education 1 - 1 - - -

MA in Industrial Education 9 6 15 9 4 13

MA in English 9 31 40 9 23 32

MA in Teaching Biology 5 12 17 4 8 12

MA in Teaching Physics 4 2 6 3 2 5

MA in Teaching Chemistry 1 - 1 - 1 1

Diploma in Public Administration - 2 2 1 1 2

Diploma in College Teaching - 3 3 - - -

Diploma in Educational Management 1 17 18 5 8 13

Grand Total for Advanced Education 107 269 376 90 200 290

Table 1.1 - Enrolment by Program


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M F Total M F Total

College of Agriculture & Fisheries

BS Agriculture- General Curriculum (3rd & 4th

Year Only) 262 188 450 14 21 35

-Crop Science 17 16 33 18 16 34

- Animal Science 38 14 52 36 12 48

- Agricultural Education - 1 1 - - -

- Agro-Forestry - - - - - -

- Fisheries 1 - 1 - - -


Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration 25 54 79 23 53 76

Bachelor of Arts in Economics 15 39 54 13 40 53

Bachelor of Arts in Political Science 65 66 131 61 63 124

BS in Biology 40 120 160 40 111 151

BS in Mathematics 86 66 152 79 63 142

College of Business & Accountancy

BS in Business Administration –Common Years 62 174 236 58 170 228

- Financial Management 17 54 71 17 54 71

- Marketing Management 18 57 75 18 57 75

- Human Resource Dev’t Management 28 56 84 26 56 82

BS in Accountancy 60 114 174 58 111 169

BS in Accounting Technology 11 24 35 8 22 30

30BS in Entrepreneurship 43 82 125 41 81 122

BS in Office Administration 46 237 283 41 227 268

Table 1.1 (cont…) - Enrolment by Program


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College of Technology M F Total M F Total

BS in Civil Engineering 447 170 617 416 157 573

BS in Information Management Old curriculum—replaced

with BSIS 1 - 1

BS in Information Technology 269 229 498 261 211 472

BS in Information System 144 190 334 135 178 313

BS in Industrial Education 2 - 2 Old Curriculum—replaced

with BTTE

BS in Industrial Technology 313 79 392 293 78 370

Bachelor of Trade Technical Education (3rd & 4th

Year Only)

- Electronics Technology 44 5 49 10 - 10

- Food Service Management 14 64 78 16 13 19


Bachelor in Elementary Education 107 504 611 102 502 604

Bachelor in Secondary Education- Common Yrs. 52 130 182 - - -

- English 12 33 45 18 45 63

- Filipino 2 11 13 4 38 42

- Biological Science 16 45 61 24 58 82

- Mathematics 20 24 44 33 39 72

- Social Studies 3 18 21 7 30 37

- MAPE 17 31 48 23 48 71



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M F Total M F Total

BS in Nursing 35 196 231 34 197 231

BS in Nutrition and Dietetics 12 114 126 10 109 119

Panganiban Campus

BS in Agriculture 176 152 328 40 26 66

Bachelor in Elementary Education 53 204 257 55 211 266

Bachelor in Technical Teacher Education - - - 37 45 81

Pre-Bacc Courses-Non Degree

Certificate in Agri-Tech –Main

(BS Agri Ladderized) - - - 205 144 349

Certificate in Agri-Tech-Panganiban Campus (BS

Agri Ladderized) - - - 128 115 243

Certificate in BTTE (Ladderized) - - - 42 69 111

Certificate in Trade Technology

- Automotive 129 2 131 139 1 140

- Drafting 64 12 76 45 7 52

- Electrical 113 2 115 91 7 92

- Electronics 125 5 130 103 5 108

- Foods 28 74 102 25 58 83

- Garments, Fashion and Design 10 29 39 1 25 26

- Mechanical Technology 29 1 30 25 - 25

- Refrigeration/Air-conditioning 42 1 43 32 1 33

Certificate in Midwifery - 60 60 - 52 52

Total for Higher Education 3,144 3,816 6,960 2,854 3,551 6,405



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Course Male Female TOTAL

ADVANCED EDUCATION

Doctor of Education 1 2 3

MA in Education – Educational Management - 4 4

Master of Arts in Industrial Education 1 - 1

Master in Business Administration - 2 2

Master in Public Administration 1 - 1

Master of Arts in Teaching - Biology - 1 1

Diploma in Educational Management - 2 2

Diploma in College Teaching - 1 1

Sub-total for Advanced Education 3 12 15

HIGHER EDUCATION

College of Agriculture and Fisheries

BS in Agriculture 30 15 45


Bachelor of Arts

Economics 2 6 8

Political Science 9 5 14

Public Administration 2 8 10

Biology 4 17 21

Bachelor of Science Mathematics 9 6 15

Sub-total 26 42 68

II. Graduates An increasing trend in the number of graduates is recorded every year. During SY 2011-2012, CSC produced 1,209 graduate in higher education and 17 in advanced educa-tion. This SY 2012-2013, the graduates turnout was 1,356.

Table 1.2 - Graduates by Program


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College of Business and Accountancy

BS in Accountancy 4 11 15

BS in Business

Administration

Financial Management 6 21 27

Human Resource Mgt 13 21 34

Marketing Management 7 23 30

Marketing - 1 1

BS in Entrepreneurship 10 14 24

BS in Office Administration – Computer Secretarial Education 16 47 63

Sub-total 56 138 194


Bachelor in Elementary Education 23 99 122

Bachelor in Secondary

Education

English 3 7 10

Biological Science 2 11 13

Mathematics 10 14 24

Music, Arts and P.E. 6 4 10

Social Studies 6 4 10

Sub-total 50 139 189

College of Technology

BS in Industrial Education Electronics 1 - 1

BS in Industrial Technology

Automotive Technology 22 - 22

Drafting Technology 12 1 13

Electronics 32 - 32

Electrical Technology 17 - 17

Foods 4 1 5

Mechanical Technology 2 - 2

90 2 92 Sub-total

Table 1.2 (cont…) - Graduates by Program


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BS in Civil Engineering 57 20 77

BS in Information Management 27 32 59

BS in Information Technology 38 26 64

Sub-total 65 58 123


BS in Nursing 32 65 97

BS in Nutrition and Dietetics 2 19 4

Sub-total 34 84 118

PANGANIBAN CAMPUS

BS in Agriculture Agricultural Sciences 16 14 30

BS in Industrial

Education

Building Construction 1 - 1

Drafting Technology 3 - 3

Foods 5 38 43

Bachelor in Elementary Education 8 35 43

Sub-total 33 87 120

TOTAL FOR HIGHER EDUCATION 441 585 1,026

Voc-Tech Courses/Non-degree Programs

Certificate in Agricultural Science - Panganiban Campus 18 16 34

Certificate in Agricultural Science - Main Campus 34 33 67

Trade Technical Course Automotive Technology 46 - 46

Drafting Technology 17 2 19

Electrical Technology 27 1 28

Electronics 40 3 43

Foods - 23 23

Garments 1 6 7

Mechanical Technology 10 - 10

Refrigeration and Aircon 8 - 8

Diploma in Midwifery Education - 45 45

TOTAL FOR HIGHER EDUCATION NON-DEGREE 201 129 330

GRAND TOTAL FOR HIGHER EDUCATION 642 714 1,356

Table 1.2 (cont…) - Graduates by Program


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It’s her gift to the world – 1,356 graduates in 2012. Consequently, the gymnasium was filled to the rafters as the Catanduanes State Colleges Main Campus mounted its 41st Commencement Exercises on March 22, 2012 with biggest turnout of graduates, per records from the school’s Registration and Admission office. The traditional graduation highlights—investiture of hood and cap, presentation of candidates for graduation, recommendation and conferment of degrees and titles, commencement address, awarding of med-als to honor graduates and distribution of diploma—wound up for over four hours. The graduates relished their proverbial 15 minutes of fame as they strode onstage to get their diplomas to the tune of Verdi’s “Triumphal March,” a staple musical score in graduation ceremonies. Honor graduates Forty-five graduates finished with Latin Honors, led by John Michael T. Bernal, BS in Civil Engineer-ing, as Magna Cum Laude, with an average of 1.38, followed by Ian D. Lopez, Bachelor of Elementary Educa-tion, also a Magna Cum Laude, with an average of 1.42. Additionally, 42 graduated with Cum Laude honors and one with Academic Distinction. They were Michele M. Candelaria, BS in Accountancy, Cum Laude (1.6); Jimylen P. Garnica, BS in Accountancy, Cum Laude (1.6); Ma. Rona S. Guerrero, BS in Accountancy, Cum Laude (1.74); Sally B. Morales, BS in Accoun-tancy, Cum Laude (1.66); Mariecris A. Sarmiento, BS in Accountancy, Cum Laude (1.73); Cindy S. Tapel, BS in Accountancy, Cum Laude (1.74); Ma. Karla T. Avila, BS in Civil Engineering, Cum Laude (1.60); William V. Belmonte, BS in Civil Engi-neering, Cum Laude (1.63); Raymund M. Garcia, BS in Civil Engineering, Cum Laude, (1.72); John Aldren C. Molina, BS in Civil Engineering, Cum Laude (1.64); Jonathan V. Tulod, BS in Civil Engineering, Cum Laude (1.61); Julius S. Antonio, Bachelor of Secondary Education – Mathematics, Cum Laude, (1.66); Aileen T. Ba-

jaro, Bachelor of Secondary Edu-cation – English, Cum Laude (1.51); Jomar Cervantes, Bachelor of Sec-ondary Education – Social Studies, Cum Laude (1.53); Carlito T. Gelito, Bachelor of Secondary Education – Mathematics, Cum Laude (1.5); Jecel S. Magda-hong, Bachelor of Secondary Edu-LEAD US TO OUR CHOSEN WAY – The CSC graduates cap the commencement pageantry singing the

CSC Hymn, under the watch of the Presidential Mace, the institution’s symbol of authority. (GSR)

2012 graduates biggest in 41 years

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cation - Mathematics, Cum Laude (1.73); Elizabeth T. Rances, Bachelor of Secondary Education – Mathemat-ics, Cum Laude (1.63); Ma. Gherlyn S. Rebuya, Bachelor of Secondary Education – Mathematics, Cum Laude (1.65); Joan T. Talan, Bachelor of Secondary Education – Mathematics, Cum Laude (1.70); Ariel R. Tanael, Bachelor of Secondary Education – Mathematics, Cum Laude (1.73); Francis G. Timbal, Bachelor of Secon-dary Education – English, Cum Laude (1.48); Anjo G. Tugay, Bachelor of Secondary Education – English, Cum Laude (1.54); Cynthia T. Tuibeo, Bachelor of Secondary Education – English, Cum Laude (1.51); Rey P. Vargas, Bachelor of Secondary Education – Mathematics, Cum Laude (1.70); Charmaine Kaye C. Abrasaldo, Cum Laude, Bachelor of Elementary Education, Cum Laude (1.64); Aizel A. Cerillo, Bachelor of Elementary Education, Cum Laude (1.57); Joan S. Guerrero, Bachelor of Ele-mentary Education, Cum Laude (1.57); Donna Nerisse S. Sapico, Bachelor of Elementary Education, Cum Laude ((1.72); Jinky Lou T. Sarmiento, Bachelor of Elementary Education, Cum Laude (1.59); Jocele S. Sar-miento, Bachelor of Elementary Education, Cum Laude (1.70); Lucy Lyn T. Tapia, Bachelor of Elementary Education, Cum Laude (1.67); Rhea R. Tating, Bachelor of Elementary Education, Cum Laude (1.68); Rotchen D.Teves, Bachelor of Elementary Education, Cum Laude (1.58); Jamir A. Toledana, Bachelor of Ele-mentary Education, Cum Laude (1.75); Yoly V. Tolod, Bachelor of Elementary Education, Cum Laude (1.67); Irene S. Torres, Bachelor of Elementary Education, Cum Laude, (1.64); Claire T. Tribiana, Bachelor of Ele-mentary Education, Cum Laude (1.72); Emlyn M. Lanon, Bachelor of Elementary Education, Academic Dis-tinction (1.58); Mark Anthony S. Flores, BS in Nursing, Cum Laude (1.73); Elaine Gay R. Molina, BS in Nursing, Cum Laude (1.67); Johnson M. Turado, BS in Nursing, Cum Laude (1.70); Kristel Mae V. Cervantes, BS in Nursing, Cum Laude (1.73), and James Andrew B. Bernal, BS in Information Technology, Cum Laude (1.69). Villar’s exhortation Cynthia A. Villar, former member of the House of Representatives and trustee of the CSC Governing Board, was the Commencement Speaker. She exhorted the graduates to “use (their) education to help others.” “We believe that when we are able to provide them good education, we leave them valuable inheri-tance—something that can never by taken away from them, that cannot be diminished and something that they can enhance for personal advancement and for the betterment of society,” she told the families and teachers of the graduates. “That is the beauty of the gift of education,” she further emphasized. Increasing trend The CSC Registration and Admission Office has noted an increasing trend in the number of graduates per year, with its respective in-charge of scholastic records recently handling above the normal ratio of students being served. The Advanced Education program produced 15 graduates, comprised of: Doctor of Education – 3; Master in Business Administration – 2; Master of Public Administration – 1; Master of Arts in Education – 4; Master of Arts in Industrial Education – 1; Master of Arts in Teaching Biology – 1; Diploma in Educational Management – 2; Diploma in College Teaching – 1. Moreover, the biggest number of graduates came from the Bachelor of Elementary Education at 122, followed by Bachelor of Science in Nursing – 97; Bachelor of Science in Business Administration – 92; Bache-lor of Science in Industrial Technology – 92; Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering – 77; Bachelor of Sec-ondary Education – 68; Bachelor of Science in Information Technology – 64; Bachelor of Science in Office Administration – 63; Bachelor of Science in Information Management – 59; Bachelor of Science in Agriculture – 45; Bachelor of Science of Arts – 32; Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship – 24; Bachelor of Science in Biology – 21; Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics – 21; Bachelor of Science in Mathematics – 15; Bachelor of Science in Accountancy – 15; Bachelor of Science in Industrial Education – 1. The Two Year Trade Technical Education produced 187 graduates, while the Certificate in Agricul-tural Science had 57, and the Diploma in Midwifery program with 45 graduates. Likewise, the CSC Panganiban Campus had their graduation ceremonies on March 19, 2012 with Dr. Minerva I. Morales, CSC SUC President III, as its Commencement Speaker. It had 160 graduates -- 46 finished with the degree Bachelor of Science in Industrial Education, 43 earned Bachelor of Elementary Education, 31 with Bachelor of Science in Agriculture and 40 graduating with Certificate in Agricultural Science. (GSR)


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III. Licensure Examination Performance In 2012, nine (9) CSU recorded licensure examinations with Above National Passing Percentage as well as produced three (3) board topnotchers in Civil Engineer Examinations, and one (1) in Licensure Examination for Teachers. The detail of the CSC performance in various licensure examinations during the year in

review is shown below:

Board / Licensure Examination

No. of Takers No. of

Passers Overall

Passing %

CSU MAIN CAMPUS Month

of Exam

First Takers

Total No. of First

Takers

Repeaters Total

No. of Retak-

ers

CSU Nat’l

P F P F

Nurse Licensure Exam Dec No takers - 7 15 22 31.82 34.46

Civil Engineer Licensure Exam BOARD PLACERS: 6th Place – John Michael

T. Bernal 7th Place – Yuri T. Soriao 9th Place – John Aldren

Molina

Nov 32 35 65 2 16 18 40.46 41.41

Midwife Licensure Exam 42 2 44 0 3 3 89.36 49.75

CPA Licensure Exam Oct 12 2 14 3 2 5 79.95 47.78

Licensure Exam for Teachers - Elem Board Placer: Carlito T. Gelito - 10th Place

Sept 148 7 155 41 52 93 76.21 49.25

Licensure Exam for Teachers - Sec 99 33 132 29 124 153 44.91 43.50

Licensure Exam for Agriculturist

Jul

10 28 38 4 8 12 28.00 37.92

Nurse Licensure Exam 86 11 97 0 10 10 80.37 45.69

Nutritionist-Dietician Licensure Exam 12 9 21 2 2 4 56.60 67.00

Licensure Exam for Teachers – Elem March

10 2 12 102 75 177 59.26 42.26

Licensure Exam for Teachers – Sec 17 23 40 15 121 136 18.18 24.85

Midwife Licensure Exam April 0 1 1 0 3 3 0.00 46.26

CPA Licensure Exam May

no taker 3 2 6 50.00 37.53

Civil Engineer Licensure Exam 9 7 16 6 18 24 37.50 34.07

CSU PANGANIBAN CAMPUS

Licensure Exam for Teachers – Elem March

0 2 2 2 10 12 14.29 42.46

Licensure Exam for Teachers – Sec No Taker 4 2 6 66.67 24.85

Licensure Exam for Teachers – Elem Sept

0 1 1 2 1 3 50.00 49.25

Licensure Exam for Teachers – Sec 1 5 6 1 3 4 20.00 43.50

Licensure Exam for Agriculturist July 0 1 1 0.00 37.92 No taker

Table 1.3 - Result of Licensure Examination, CY 2012


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C atanduanes State University (CSU) sealed another resounding victory after producing three Civil Engineer Licensure Examination topnotchers this November 2012.

Adding another feather on the university’s cap are John Michael Tuazon Bernal, 6th place, Yuri Ibatuan Soriao, 7th Place, and John Aldren Cañeta Molina, 9th place. John Michael of San Isidro Village, Virac, earned a rating of 94.65%. As a consistent Dean’s Lister, National Quiz winner, and Magna Cum Laude graduate, John Michael revealed that he posi-tively absorbed the peoples’ big expectations on him. In an interview, he said the pressures did not daunt him. Instead, it inspired him to press on. “Naging advantage ito sako ta na motivate ako,” he said. When asked what he could impart to students, he simply advised them to ‘study hard and pray harder.’ John Michael finished his elementary education at Gogon Elementary School and his secon-dary education at Catanduanes National High School. His parents are Domingo T. Bernal and Salva-cion P. Tuazon.

Once again, CSU produces 3 topnotchers in Civil Engineer Licensure Examination

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THE TOPNOTCHERS – John Michael T. Bernal – 6th place, Yuri I. Soriao – 7th place, and John Aldren C. Molina, 9th Place. (Photo credits: CSU PR&I, Reeyah Molina, and Chi Bernal)


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Seventh placer Yuri Soriao, the son of Engr. Emmanuel R. Soriao, former Dean of the Col-lege of Technology, and Mary Ann C. Ibatuan, got a score of 94.60%. The pride of San Jose, Bato is also an award-winning Civil Engineering quizzer. He is a product of Bato Central Elementary School and Bato Rural Development High School.

Ninth placer John Aldren earned a rating 94.25%. He is from Moonwalk, Virac and gradu-ated as Cum Laude. He finished his elementary education at Virac Pilot Elementary School and his secondary education at CSC Laboratory High School. Aldren is also a consistent honor student and mathematics quiz contestant. He is the son of Ildefonso M. Molina and Rosa B. Cañeta.

Aldren said the teachings as well as the difficult quizzes and long exams of their engineering professors during their academic years immensely helped them in developing their foundation in mathematics and further honed their analytical skills. Like John Michael, Yuri, Aldren, and the rest of the CSU CE passers share the same equation of diligence and faith in God as formula in hurdling the examination.

This Nov. 2012’s CE Licensure Examination adopted for the first time the 100 items per sub-ject method which is longer and more grueling than the previous years’ 30 to 36 items per subject. A recognition ceremony awaits these board topnotchers and passers. Coincidentally the Civil Engineering Week at CSU will be observed this first week of December. To date, Catanduanes State University has already produced 24 Civil Engineer Board top-notchers since 1992. Three of them were Top 1. (GSR)

A graduate of Catanduanes State University (CSU) College of Education (CoEd) made history after placing 10th in the September 2012 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) national level.

Carlito T. Gelito is the first graduate of CSU College of Education to place in the National LET Top 10. He got a rating of 87.2% He graduated last March 2012 with the degree Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Mathematics

In previous years, the Professional Regulation Commission also recognized Regional Top 10 placers wherein several graduates of CSU - CoEd were likewise honored as Placers in LET Region V level.

“Di ko man pig asahan na maka top 10 , ang pig hagad ko sana makapasa,” Gelito said. He added he was not able to enroll in formal review classes due to financial constraints and thus opted for a self-study in preparation for the licensure exam. He also said that he was even hesitant if he could pass the licensure test because he did not had enough time to solve the last 40 items in major sub-jects.

The College of Education mounted a Torch Parade on Thursday, November 29, to honor Carlito’s feat. The CSU Administration is also scheduled to award Carlito a financial incentive and a certificate of commendation in a recognition ceremony for the LET topnotcher and passers.

His father also said that Carlito was almost indisposed due to fever during the day of the examination. He was thankful that the licensure exam was conducted in Virac, thus saving many examinees like his son from the grueling travel to mainland Bicol.

CSU grad is National LET 10th placer,

8 others are Regional topnotchers


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Carlito was grateful that Virac was desig-nated as LET Testing Center. “Dakula ang tuwang kaito ta nakabawas na ito sa gastuson pati maluyahon talaga ako sa byahe,” he said.

Carlito hails from San Juan, San Miguel. He is the third of the eight children of Danilo Gelito Sr., a tricycle driver and Carmen Todoc, a full time homemaker. He finished his elementary education as valedictorian at San Juan Elemen-tary School and his secondary education at Bato Rural Development High School.

A consistent Dean’s Lister, Carlito also served as senator of the College of Education Student Organization in SY 2009-2010; became its president in SY 2010-2011 and eventually as Vice-President of the Federated College Student Council. He was awarded as one of the Out-standing Student Leaders of CSC on March 2012 and was also a finalist in the Search for Ten Outstanding Students of Bicol.

CSC obtained an overall passing per-centage of 76.21% for LET elementary level and 44.91% for LET secondary level. These are both higher than the 49.29% (Elem.) and 43.30 (Sec.) national passing percentages.

Meanwhile nine CSU students were likewise honored by the Professional Regulation Com-mission for being among the highest Top 10 placers in the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) in Region V. Carlito T. Gelito leads the regional placers from CSU honored by Professional Regulation Commission Regional Office Chief, Dr. Elenita Tan. The regional placers were given citations by the PRC on December 22, 2012 at the Ibalong Centrum for Recreation in Legazpi City. The LET Regional Placers from CSU are Carlito T. Gelito, 3rd placer (and 10 placer in Na-tional level); Joan S. Guerrero, 4th placer (85.80%); Jinky Lou T. Sarmiento, 4th placer (85.80%); Ronald A. Teves, 4th placer (85.80%); Ian Lopez, 5th placer (85.60%); Eddie Cadag, 6th placer (85.40%); Donna Nerisse Sapico, 6th placer (85.40%) ; Aizel Finch Cerillo, 7th placer (85.20%); Melvin Fernandez, 8th placer (85%) and Daniel L. Alfaro, 9th placer (84.80%). PRC, through its Board for Professional Teachers, also honors Top 10 placers in LET Re-gional levels aside from the Top 10 National LET Placers. The awarding was the highlight of the Oath Taking Ceremony of the LET placers and passers in the Bicol Region. Dr. Mila D. Vela, dean of the College of Education, led the CSU delegation in the conferment of the LET Regional Award. GSR/CMP/CSU)

TOP 10 – Carlito T. Gelito writes history as the first National LET examination placer from Catanduanes State University. (CSU PR & Information)


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I n support to the attainment of quality education, the CSU administration dynamically pushes

for the accreditation of its academic programs. Efforts are continuously being exerted to sustain

the progress of accreditation endeavors by all academic programs.

The table below shows the progress of accreditation of CSC’s academic programs, of which

eight (8) have qualified for Level III status, three (3) for Level II-Reaccredited status, two(2) for

Level 1 status and twelve (12) passed the Preliminary Survey.

Accreditation visits in 2012 and in the preceding year for programs whose effectivity al-

ready lapsed were however stalled for several occasions due to inclement weather in the island of

Catanduanes.

Programs Level Effectivity Accrediting

Body 1. Master of Arts in Education

Level III

(evaluated for Level III-

reaccredited status)

Dec. 16, 2009 to Dec. 15,

2010

Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges

and Universities

of the Philippines,

Inc. (AACCUP)

2. Master in Public Administration

3. AB Economics

4. AB Political Science

5. Bachelor of Elementary Education

6. Bachelor of Secondary Education

7. BS in Industrial Technology

8. BS in Nursing

9. BS in Nutrition and Dietetics Level II

(Reaccredited)

Dec. 1,

2008 to

Nov. 30, 2010

10. BS in Accountancy

11. BS in Business Administration

12. BS in Biology Level I Accredited 13. BS in Mathematics

14. Doctor of Education

Passed Preliminary

Survey

15. Master in Business Administration

16. Master of Arts in Teaching—Biology

17. Master of Arts in Educ.—Mathematics

18. Master of Arts in English

19. AB Public Administration

20. BS in Agriculture

21. BS in Civil Engineering

22. BS in Entrepreneurship

23. BS in Information Management

24. BS in Information Systems

25. BS in Office Administration

IV. Accreditation

Table 1.4 - Accredited Programs


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A nother achievement by the Catanduanes State Colleges (CSU) raised the bar of its

academic excellence when the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) designated its Teacher Education Program as one of Centers of Development in the Philippines.

A Center of Development (COD) is awarded to a program in a higher education institution which demonstrates the potential to become a Center of Excellence in the future. On the other hand, a Center of Excellence (COE) is awarded to a program in a higher education institution, which continuously demonstrates excellent performance in the

areas of instruction, research and publication,

extension and linkages,

institutional qualifications and provides

excellent quality pre-

service teacher education

program to meet the needs

of progressive teachers for elementary,

secondary and special

education programs in the Philippines.

The CSU as Center of Development, shall

enjoy grants and benefits, priority in the selection of CHED institutional partners about

CHED developmental projects and is entitled to other non-monetary subsidies and awards such as faculty scholarships for graduate studies and priority for CHED research grants. The CSU will also be prioritized in availing financial assistance and linkages through consortia and collaborations with academe. As Center of Development, the CSU CoEd is directed to accelerate the development of the Teacher Education programs through strategic development agenda and projects; develop quality instructional programs through faculty development and upgrade facilities and library holdings. It must also undertake basic and

applied research on emerging trends and developments in the field of Teacher

Education; carry out extension and linkages through consortia and collaborations with academe and establish linkages with Centers of Excellence in Teacher Education to further improve instructional and research capabilities. The award as Center of Development for Teacher Education shall be for a period of three (3) years which shall take effect from the date it has formally awarded by the CHED. CSU must also maintain and improve further its evaluated status to retain the academic distinction. #

V. Center of Development

College of Education fetes Carlito Gelito, Sept. 2011 LET 10th Placer, and his parents. The CSU President, the VPAA, and the CoEd Dean lead the honoring.

Dr. Morales awards the A Teacher’s Partylist scholarship grant to a differently abled Educa-tion student.


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VI. Curricular Enhancement Six newly approved programs were approved during the period in review. These are:

1. Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Management 2. Master of Arts in Educational Management 3. Master of Arts in Filipino Education 4. Master of Arts in Mathematics Education 5. Bachelor of Science in Accounting Technology 6. Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering

These programs underwent curricular review, Board approval and compliance require-ments from CHED. They will be offered starting SY 20213-2014.

Travel allowance of students increased to P500

A fter almost 11 years, the daily travel allowance of Catan-

duanes State Colleges students who are attending seminars, training, competitions and other co-curricular activities on official busi-ness, was finally increased. The CSC Board of Trus-tees approved Resolution No. 15, series of 2012 which increases the rate of travel allowance of students from P200 to P500 effective April 1, 2012. The Resolution was ap-proved during the 153rd Meeting of the CSC Board of Trustees on March 27, 2012. It was sponsored by Student Trustee Glenda B. Rima. This development was dis-seminated by CSC President Mi-nerva I. Morales through unnum-bered Memorandum dated April 16, 2012. Thus, students who are official travel attending seminars, conference, competitions and the like, will be able to enjoy the said allowance increase, subject to usual ac-counting and auditing rules and regulations. The last time that the daily travel allowance of students was increased was in 2001, which was from P50 to P200. (GSR)

BETTER OFF – From scrimping with P200 per diem allowance inclusive of

meals and lodging expenses during official travels, CSC students can now

loosen their belts with the approval of the CSC Board of Trustees of the

new P500 daily travel allowance rate. (File photo of homebound CSC students

on their way to Legazpi-Tabaco terminal after attending and winning in a regional

competition.)

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VII. Student Development The provision of holistic student support services is spearheaded by the Office of the Di-rector of Student Services (OSS). It initiates and coordinates specific programs and activities by:

Providing opportunities for the students’ active involvement in the life and activities of the school community and of the nation. Promoting values necessary for the school and community which leads to an acceptance of and positive response to the school objectives. Providing supportive yet challenging environment that encourages the students’ holis-tic development. Establishing an atmosphere of healthy social interaction between and among students, faculty, and administrative staff. Fostering an environment complementary to the academic training of students with different growth activities focusing on improving leadership self-management, and de-velopment skills.

Scholarship Program Sponsor

No. of Beneficiaries

SY 2011 – 2012 2nd Sem

SY 2012 –2013 1st Sem

SY 2012-2013 2nd Sem

Ako Bicol (AKB) Partylist Scholarship Program 70 70 70

Agriculture Competitiveness Enhancement Fund (ACEF) Scholarship Fund

3 5) 5

Vice President Jejomar C. Binay Grant-In-Aid Program

9 end of implementation

Bayan Muna Scholarship Fund 6 9 8

Citizen Battle Against Corruption (CIBAC) Partylist Scholarship Program

20

20

20

CHED Special Study Grant Program for Congressional Districts

36

47

56

Cesar Program (College Education Scholarship Assistance & Reward Program

1,628

1,927

1,799

College Unified Assistance Scholarship Program 1,042 1,217 1,212

Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR’s) Programang Agraryo Iskolar

- 4 -

Dept. of Science & Technology - Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI)

8 9 9

Full Merit Scholarship Program on Gender Disparity for Gender and Development

4

4

4

Gabriela Women’s Partylist Scholarship Fund 5 10 7

Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) Scholarship Program

2

1

3

Municipal Scholarship Grant 184 131 124

One Two, One Scholar (OTOS) Scholarship 20 20 20

President Diosdado Macapagal-Agrarian Scholarship Program

3 3 3

Scholarship - Full Merit (SF) 4 14 14

Scholarship - Half Merit (SH) 3 1 1

Senator Aquilino L. Pimentel III Scholarship Program

Not yet implemented 50 50

TOTAL 3,038 3,547 2,309

Table 1.5 - Government-sponsored Scholars

A. Scholarship


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Scholarship Program Sponsor

No. of Beneficiaries

SY 2011 – 2012 2nd Sem

SY 2012 –2013 1st Sem

SY 2012-2013 2nd Sem

Agricultural and Rural Development for Catan-duanes, Inc. (ARDCI)

41 41 41

Bicol National Association of America (BNAA) 3 3 3

CAUSA Scholarship Grant 11 11

Marino Tomagan Scholarship Program 1 1 1

Rural Bank of Camalig 7 9 9

United 12 Scholarship Grant 1 2 2

Vision Bank 26 26

Total 53 53 93

Table 1.6 - No. of Private-sponsored Scholars

Scholarship Program No. of Beneficiaries

SY 2011 – 2012, 2nd Sem SY 2012 – 2013, 1st Sem SY 2012-2013, 2nd Sem

Athletic – Full Scholars 24 24 14

Athletic – Half Scholars 45 45 58

Barangay Scholar 104 115 115

Hablon Dawani - Full Scholars 23 23 21

Legal Dependents of CSC 1 1 8

ROTC Corps Commander—Full Scholar

1 1 1

Valedictorian - 5 -

Salutatorian - 3 -

Siblings - 5 5

Dean’s Listers 18 15 4

Tertiary Publication Editor—Full Scholars

1 1 1

Total 217 238 227

Table 1.7 - No. of College/University/Institutional Scholars


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B. Medical and Dental Services

Overall, the health services personnel served Nine Thousand One Hundred Seventy Four (9,174) clients through treatment of medical/dental ailments, physical examination, first aid treatment and blood pressure monitoring. The top three common medical ailments are as fol-lows :

A. ELEMENTARY LEVEL : 1.) Acute Respiratory Infection (ARI) manifested by cough, colds & fever - 45.34 % 2.) Vascular Headache - 14.90% 3.) Acute Febrile Illness manifesting as fever and body pains - 45.34%

B. SECONDARY LEVEL: 1. Acute Respiratory Infection (ARI) - 28.79 % 2. Vascular Headache - 12.12 % 3. Acute Febrile Illness - 10.69% and Contact Dermatitis - 10.61%

C. TERTIARY LEVEL: 1. Acute Respiratory Infection - 27.76 % 2. Hypersensitivity Reaction - 7.70 % 3. Contact Dermatitis - 7.70%.

Among employees, Teaching & Non-teaching, the top three medical ailments were 1. Hypersensitivity Reaction - 22.37%, 2. Acute Respiratory Infection - 19.74 % 3. Conjunctivitis - 11.40 %

Based on the records, Sixty Seven (67) , out of Two Thousand Two Hundred Fifty Seven (2,257) who underwent blood pressure monitoring, had Bp of 140/90mmHg and above, thus healthy lifestyle was advocated and appropriate medications were prescribed. The top three Dental ailments are as follows:

1. Acute Irreversible Pulpitis 2. Gingivitis 3. Chronic Irreversible Pulpitis The Health information updates of the Department of health were posted monthly at the Medical and Dental Health Information Board. The Medical Team, represented by One (1) Medical Officer and Two (2) Nurses as Delega-tion Health Personnel, participated in the regional SCUAA Meet at the Partido State University, Goa , Camarines Sur . The team extended health assistance such as first aid treatment and health assessment of athletes and delegation officials. The Health Services Unit conducted Three (3) separate spot inspections on all CSU can-teens and ladies dormitory and provided recommendations on how to maintain its premises and proper food handling technique.

HEALTH CHECK—At the helm of employees and students’ well-being, the University Medical and Dental Services.


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C. Guidance, Counseling, and Testing Services Testing Service

Disseminated schedule of CSC College Entrance Examination for SY 2012 – 2013 to 46 secondary schools in the province and some secondary schools in nearby provinces, and the CSU academic and administrative offices Aired over the radio programs the different courses offered at Catanduanes State Colleges and disseminated the CSC College Entrance Examination SY 2012-2013 Conducted College Entrance Examination to Three Thousand Thirty two (3,032) examinees for incoming freshmen, shifting course and transferees and checked Fifteen Thousand One Hundred Sixty (15,160) answer. Conducted Internship Examination to sixty six (66) incoming third year Bachelor of Science in Nursing students . Conducted Qualifying Examination for Ninety five (95) Municipal Scholarship Grantees, and submitter Submitted results of the Qualifying Examination to seven (7) student applicants for Rural Bank of Camalig (RBC) Scholarship Grantees Conducted Qualifying Examination for One Hundred Forty (140) DVSAFI Scholar-ship Grantees

Counseling Service Rendered counseling service to potential counselees identified as well as students referred to the guidance office and to those who report to the office because of true desire to find help Assisted students in choosing courses which are compatible with their interests, aptitude and abilities

Career and Placement Service Assisted students in choosing co-curricular and extracurricular activities in accor-dance with their needs, abilities and interest and advised incoming freshmen, transferees and shiftees regarding the course they are going to take in accordance to their interests and other matters to be considered

Research and Evaluation Service Gathered personal information and other pertinent data from all freshmen stu-dents for future use, as well as data on student dormitory residents, and informa-tion needed in assessing counseling needs of students

D. Continuing Education Center (Ladies’ Dormitory)

Accommodated one hundred twenty-seven (127) transient boarders Conducted regular inspection of the different rooms and facilities Reminded boarders to adhere to dormitory rules and regulations Reported actual monthly collections/receivables recorded Counseled student boarders with personal and academic problems Facilitated the repair and construction of the following facilities cabinets of the resident boarders comfort rooms at the second floor of the dormitory and guest rooms sink at the second floor of the dormitory twenty (20) pieces frame for the mattresses of the resident boarders


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VIII. Co-Curricular Activities — Trainings, Seminars, Competitions, Conventions attended by students in regional and national levels

TITLE OF SEMINAR/

TRAINING

PARTICIPANTS SPONSORING

AGENCY

LEVEL

12th Region V Tertiary School Conference, January 12-14, 2012, San Bernardino,

Calabanga, Camarines Sur

Jonathan V. Tulod , Dave S.

Tolentino, Marian Claire V.

Tulod, Cyril Patrice O. Bernardino, Bren Garette Z. Rivera, Joebert Angelo C. Toledo, John Ely B. Templonuevo,

Christine May P.

Pitajen, Jerard Paul V. Tulod

Bicol Association of Tertiary Schools Publication Advisers and Commission on Higher Education Commission

(CHED)

Regional

11th Luzonwide Higher Education Press Conference, February 8 – 10, 2012, Crown Royale Hotel,

Balanga, Bataan

Dave S. Tolentino, Bren Garette Z. Rivera, Cyril Patrice O. Bernardino, John Ely B. Templonuevo, Christine May

Petajen, Jerard Paul V. Tulod

Association of Luzon Tertiary Publication Advisers and Commission on Higher Education

Commission (CHED)

Luzonwide

12th PNSA Regional Congress February 17-18, 2012, University

of Saint Anthony, Iriga City

Ryan Aster T. Rodriguez, Mary Ann Cabrera, Jaenoll Palmes, Zyra Mae Santos, Donelie Kay

Asansa

Philippine Nursing Students Association (PNSA) – Bicol Regional

Council

Regional

Luzon-based Search for PA Binibining Laang Kawal/Miss

ROTC Centennial, March 2, 2012

Headquarters Army Reserve Command, Camp Riego de Dios,

Tanza, Cavite

Cadette Ledebbie S. Salvador

5th Regional Community Defense Group,

ARESCOM National

Philippine Army ROTC Corps

Commanders’ Convention March 2, 2012, Headquarters Army Reserve Command, Camp

Riego de Dios, Tanza, Cavite

Anne Celene T. Tumala 2CL

5th Regional Community Defense Group,

ARESCOM National

Consultation/Workshop on

Federation of Faculty, Student and Alumni Associations of SUCs in compliance with the provisions of RA 8292 and CHED

Memorandum No. 03, 2011 April 13-15, 2012, NEDA Region

V, Arimbay, Legaspi City

Eric P. Amarille

Homer M. Surban II

Philippine Association of State Universities and Colleges Bicol region

(PASUC V)

Regional

Table 1.8 - Trainings, Seminars/Conventions, Competitions attended by students


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Sidebar Story

CSC contender wins search for Outstanding Students of Bicol

J onathan V. Tulod, a fifth year Civil Engineering student of CSC was awarded as one of the Ten

Outstanding Students of Bicol (TOSB) for School Year 2011-212 by Ako Bicol Partylist (AKB), Philippine Association of College Student Advis-ers (PACSA) and Commission on Higher Educa-tion (CHED) Regional Office V.

He and 9 other TOSB winners received a trophy and P20,000 cash prize during the award-ing ceremonies at the University of Saint Anthony in Iriga City on March 9, 2012.

Jonathan, who is the editor in chief of the The Statesman, the official tertiary student publica-tion of CSC, is set to earn his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering degree as Cum Laude. He is also the Campus Chapter President of Youth for Christ (YFC), the youth arm of Couples for Christ, a Catholic Charismatic lay movement offi-cially recognized by the Vatican and spread to already 68 provinces in the Philippines and over 60 countries worldwide. He also served as one of the Legislators of the CSC Federated College Stu-

Jonathan delivers his speech.

dent Council. In his acceptance speech, he shared what

went through during the interview portion of the search. He told the audience he was caught off guard when asked what leadership principle he clings to. “But then, I just answered what per-haps my heart tells me and what the Holy Spirit dictates me to declare. So I said, I do not have a memorized John Maxwell leadership dictum, but I have always believed that leadership is synony-mous to discipleship; it is just like what Jesus Christ did—he came to serve and not to be served, and so he is considered the most influen-tial leader of all time, and that is the best leader-ship principle I would always hold on to,” he said. He likewise acknowledged his Chief Editorship of the CSC Statesman which instilled in him the sense of social responsibility and expressed his gratitude most especially to his parents, as well as to his mentors and his YFC family for their integral part in molding and honing his personality.

Over 40 students in the region joined the annual search. The 10 awardees were selected from the 20 finalists. Last year, CSU’s contender, John Elmar B. Templonuevo, BSED and editor in chief of CSC Statesman also won the search. Two other students from CSC who were among the 20 finalists (Carlito Gelito and Francis Timbal both from College of Education) received certifi-cates of appreciation and P2,000 incentive. (GSR)

TOP HONOREES – Jonathan V. Tulod of Catanduanes State Colleges (extreme left), along with other Ten Outstanding Stu-

dents of Bicol (TOSB) winners from various universities and colleges in the region.


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TITLE OF SEMINAR/

WORKSHOP/TRAINING PARTICIPANTS

SPONSORING

AGENCY LEVEL

Seminar-Workshop in titled: “U-Turn” (Bikol Youth Conference on Volunteerism and Transformation Leadership), July 20-21, 2012, People’s Hall, Ground Floor, Albay Capitol,

Legaspi City

Eric P. Amarille, David B. Sarmiento, Ronie B. Del Barrio, Alban T. Ignacio, Melanie de Quiroz, John Ely B.

Templonuevo

Children and Youth Wellness Technical and Advocacy Center

(CYWTAC), Inc.

Regional

Regional General Assembly of the National Federation of the Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants-Region V Council

(NFJPIA-RVC), July 28-29, 2012

Mark Alfred T. Santillan, Abegail T. Tuazon, Johanna Carla S. De Loyola, Krizza T. Arcilla, Gisella

A. Tabios

National Federation of the Junior Philippine Institute of Accountant-Region V

Council (NFJPIA-RVC)

Regional

2012 Bicol Regional PICE Student Summit, September 27-28, 2012, CNSC Social Hall, CNSC Campus, Daet,

Camarines Norte

Marvin T. de Leon, Ralph Jesus B. Turbolencia, Clark Richard R. Uchi, Nixon T. Bonifacio,

Rianelyn Molina

CNSC Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers Student

Chapter Regional

5th Annual Conference of Criminology and Political Science Students of the Philippines,

September 30, 2012

Dianalyn T. Alfante, Marilyn T. Angeles, Mary Ruth T. Dee, Pamela Jane R. Idanan, Amado S. Joven, Honorio T. Matienzo Jr., Mark Janrey T. Ogena, Kevin D. Onan, Cristine S. Pagal, Julie Ann Sambaan, Jerico R. Tating, Shelyn B. Ubalde, Hanzel Franz

T. Bernal, She Ann M. Teves

Communicators Guild

Consultancy Company National

15th NFJPIA National Mid-Year

Convention, October 23-26, 2012

D’Leonor Hotel: Inland Resort

and Wave pool, Davao City

Arjay C. Tapas

National Federation of the Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants-Region V

Council (NFJPIA-RVC)

National

21st Philippine Statistics Quiz

(PSQ) Regional Championship

November 20, 2012

Legaspi City

Alvin B. Llabore, Jamille Kaye T.

Dayawon National Statistics Office Regional

31st National Civil Engineering Students’ Quiz and Quiz Convention and the 38th National Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers (PICE), December 22-24, 2012, Cebu International

Convention Center, Cebu City.

Roilan C. Magdaraog

Philippine Institute of Civil

Engineers

(PICE)

National

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TITLE OF SEMINAR/

WORKSHOP/TRAINING PARTICIPANTS

SPONSORING

AGENCY LEVEL

9th National Convention for

Office Administration Student

November 29-30, 2012 National Teacher’s College,

Quiapo, Manila

Divina Solo, Joey T. Torcuator, Mae Jean Tarrago, Joey T. Romero,

Jellie T. Panti, Michelle Villamor

Association of Office

Administration National

2nd Year Annual Youth Formation Workshop and Youth Formation Workshop and Youth

Hours 2012

December 1, 2012

Naga College Foundation

Auditorium, Naga City

Dave S. Tolentino, Ralph Turbolencia, Ma. Abigael T. Chavez, Christine Petajen, Ely Templonuevo,

Rafael O. Ogena Jr.

Outstanding Students of the Philippines-Bicol (TOSP-Bicol) and RFM

Foundation and PLDT.

Regional

Regional Finals Essay Writing

Competition on the “Living Legacy of the late DILG

Secretary Jesse M. Robredo

December 8, 2012. SM Naga City Activity Center,

Naga City

John Ely B. Templonuevo

Bicol Harvest Magazine,

in cooperation with the Kaya Natin Movement and

the ABS CBN

Regional

37th YMCA National Congress of College Students Seminar

Workshop

December 5-9, 2012

Teacher’s Camp, Baguio City

Eric P. Amarille, David Sarmiento, Alban Ignacio, Ronnie Del Barrio, Phoebe Gonzales, Adrian D. Delos

Reyes, Crisanta Benitez

Young Men’s Christian

Association (YMCA) National

13th Regional V Tertiary School

Press Conference

December 7-9, 2012

Oriental Hotel, Legaspi City

Dave S. Tolentino, Bren Garette Z. Rivera, Abygale A. Bagadiong, Christine May Petajen, Jerard Paul V. Tulod, Jordan T. Ignacio, Marian Claire V. Tulod, Paul John C. Padilla, Kathleen M. Arcilla, Karen

Ailene P. Benavidez

Bicol Association of Tertiary Schools Publication Advisers and Commission on Higher

Education

CHED

Regional

PASUC Socio Cultural Festival

December 12-14, 2012 Technological University of the Philippines and Rizal

Technological University

Dave Tolentino, John Ely Templonuevo, Pauline Jaricotte

Balmaceda, Mark Joyce Tapel National PASUC National

50th National Rizal Youth

Leadership Institute Conference

December 13-16, 2012

Teacher’s Camp. Baguio City.

Micah Ruth Tabirara, Mylord Panti,

Reymart T. Estrella, Nilo Brequillo Knights of Rizal (KoR) National

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Student journalists win 12 awards in Luzon press confab

C SC Statesman, the official tertiary student publication of the Catanduanes State Col-

leges brought home 12 major awards in the 11th Luzonwide Higher Education Press Congress on February 8-10, 2012 in Balanga, Bataan.

Close to 800 student writers, who are all top five winners from Regions in Luzon and Region 7 (Cebu), competed for the Top 10 awards in the Luzonwide edition of individual writing and group competitions.

Dave S. Tolentino bagged the Highest Individ-ual Pointer award, 3rd place in editorial writing, 4th place, and 4th place, poetry writing; Jerard Paul V. Tulod, 7th place, photojournalism and Christine Mae P. Pitajen, 7th place, development communi-cation article writing.

In the group competition, the CSC Statesman news magazine was proclaimed seventh best news page, fourth best sports page, fifth best literary page, ninth best development communications page and 10th best page design.

The group contest featured the best published outputs of the current editorial board and staff of university and college student publications. More than a hundred publications from over 133 gov-ernment and private universities and colleges in Luzon vied for the annual scholastic journalism competition.

Apart from Tolentino, CSC has already pro-duced two highest individual pointers in this col-legiate press meet – Mark Anthony Viñas in 2005, John Elmar V. Templonuevo in 2010. CSC so far has produced the most number of top individual pointers among Region V higher education insti-

tutions. (GSR)

Sidebar Stories

Entrep major bags bronze in National SCUAA Olympics

NATIONAL FINISH - Jezreel Evangelista delos Santos, a 1st Year BS in Entrepreneurship stu-dent of the Catanduanes State Colleges, stamped his class in the 800 meter run, en route to the bronze medal finish in the State Colleges and Universities Athletic Association (SCUAA) Na-tional Olympics on Feb. 19-25, 2012 at Iloilo Sports Complex, Iloilo City. The 17-year old native of Napo, Pandan is a veteran track and field player since his high school days at Pandan School of Arts and Trades. Jezreel also holds the 4th Runner Up trophy for Region V. The Bicol SCUAA delegation bagged 7 Gold, 6 Silver and 11 Bronze medals to finish fifth among 16 competing regions in the country. (GSR)

PRESS TILT WINNERS – Jerard Paul V. Tulod, Christine May P. Pitajen, Cyril Patrice O. Bernardino, John Ely B. Templonuevo, Bren Garette Z. Rivera, Jonathan V. Tulod (receiving the Best Magazine Award for the CSC Statesman SY 2011-2012 issue), and Dave S. Tolentino.


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CSC tops Region V PATLEPAM song writing, photo contests Sidebar Stories

TOP PERFORMERS – CSC’s Joseph Broz Tito (drum), Arjay U. Panti (violin), Mark Joyces M. Tapel (vocals and guitar), and Jose Z. Tria (keyboard) perform the winning entry ‘Luntiang Pangarap while Bren Garette Z. Rivera (right) showcase his top 2 and 3 winning photo-graphs.

C atanduanes State Colleges bagged the top prize in song writing competition and sec-

ond and third prizes in the photography contest during the Region V Philippine Association of Tertiary Level Education Institutions in Environ-mental Protection and Management (PATLEPAM) Conference on July 25-27, 2012 at Aquinas University in Legazpi City.

CSC’s winning entry in the song competi-tion titled ‘Luntiang Pangarap’ was a collaborative work of BSEd - MAPE majors Arjay U. Panti, Jose Z. Tria, Joseph Broz T. Tito, Mark Joyces M. Tapel, and Prof. Cresencia G. Arcilla, who also served as the trainer.

The group’s clean-cut rendition of the win-ning song during the performance competition impressed the board of judges.

Bren Garette Z. Rivera, a third year BSEd English major and layout and graphics editor of The CSC Statesman, bagged two awards in the photography contest—second and third places—for his entry titled Local Adaptation, Global Solution - Lone Fisher and Receding Shores. His photo entries essay the bucolic scene in the coastal towns of Virac and Bagamanoc and portray the intrinsic adaptation of the locals to the changing climatic conditions.

The song and photo composition capped the three-day PATLEPAM Conference with the theme “Innovations for Environmental Protec-tion and Disaster Risk Management." (GSR)

T wo Civil Engineering (CE) students of Ca-tanduanes State Colleges (CSC) bagged top

places in the PaCEKatan 2012 Civil Engineering Quiz held on September 7, 2012 at Holy Angels University, Angeles City, Pampanga. In the annual CE Quiz sponsored by Be-savilla Review Center, Roilan C. Magdaraog, bagged the 3rd place while Daryll Joseph O. Barba placed 8th. The Luzon-wide CE quiz competition was joined by more than 150 CE students from Luzon and National Capital Region. Magdaraog and Barba were coached by Engr. Michael M. Traballo. CSC is a consistent placer in the PaCEka-tan quiz. (GSR)

Roilan Magdaraog and Daryll Joseph O. Barba

CSC students bag top awards in Luzonwide engineering quiz


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Accountancy student 1st RU in Bicol SGV Cup

Campus writers dominate Bicol Press Meet

C atanduanes State University (CSU) tertiary stu-dent journalists, including their campus publica-

tions bagged 27 individual and group awards in the 13th Region V Tertiary Schools Press Conference on December 7-9, 2012 in Legazpi City and were quali-fied to the Luzon-wide edition of the competition on February 10-12, 2013. Senior editors from The CSU Statesman, the official tertiary student publication of Catanduanes State University, who garnered top awards were Aby-gale A. Bagadiong, 1st Place, News writing English; Marian Claire V. Tulod, 1st Place, Opinion Writing Filipino; Dave S. Tolentino, 3rd Place, Editorial Writ-ing, Filipino; Paul John Padilla, 3rd Place, Sports Writ-ing English; Karen Ailene Benavidez, 3rd Place, Opin-ion Writing English; Dave S. Tolentino, 3rd Place, Fea-ture Writing Filipino; Jerard Paul V. Tulod, 4th Place, Sports Writing Filipino; Dave S. Tolentino, 4th Place, Poetry Writing Filipino. In the group competition, the SY 2012-2013 second semester issue of The CSU Statesman was de-clared Overall Best Publication, Newsletter Category, as well as 1st Place in News Page, 1st Place in Page De-sign, 1st Place in DevCom Page and 1st Place in Opin-ion Page. Moreover The CSU Statesman Intramurals Issue was declared 1st Place in Sports Page, 2nd Place in Page Design, 2nd Place, Features/Literary Page, 3rd Place in DevCom Page, and 4th Place in Editorial/Opinion Page for tabloid category. Now on its sixth year of grand slam winning, Abacatanduanes: Ikaanim na Paghahabi, the CSU States-man Literary Folio was adjudged Overall Best Publica-tion, Literary Folio Category, including 1st Place in Literary Content, 1st Place in Overall Concept, 1st Place in Cover Design, and 2nd Place in Graphics Il-

A rjay C. Tayas (in photo), a fifth

year BS Accountancy student of the Catan-duanes State Univer-sity was declared First Runner-Up in the SGV Cup Level Up Regional quiz compe-tition. The event highlighted the National Federa-tion of the Junior

Philippine Institute of Accountants (NFJPIA) Re-gional Mid-year Convention held in Legazpi City on September 28-30, 2012.

An oral elimination round was made to deter-mine the top 10 qualifiers for the final round of the competition. Due to a tie, a clincher round for the 10th place was held where Tayas managed to win.

During the final round, easy, average, and diffi-cult questions were given per area, randomly ar-ranged on the screen with corresponding points de-pending on the level of difficulty.

Contestants raced to form a pattern based on their answers to get the championship. Tayas was coached by CBA Accountancy Instructor Eliseo M. Somido.

They also represented the Bicol Region in the National SGV and Co. Cup Level Up during the 15th NFJPIA National Mid-year Convention held on October 23-26, 2012 at D’Leonor Hotel - Inland

Resort and Wavepool, in Davao City. (AAB/GSR)

lustration. The editors of Heringgilya, the official stu-dent publication of College of Health Sciences like-wise scored five major awards—1st Place, Poetry Writing English, Angelica Z. Terrazola; 5th Place, News Writing English - Kyle Rochelle B. Teves; 5th Place, Devcom Writing Filipino - Chille Marlyn T. Vargas, and 5th Place, Editorial Writing English - Chille Marlyn T. Vargas. More than 200 student writers from some 30 government and private, HEIs in the region partici-pated in the competition annually conducted by the Bicol Association of Tertiary Publication Advisers and CHEDRO V. (GSR)


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Activity Organizer Date

Echo-Seminar Workshop on the First Bicol Youth Hours Office of Student Services Feb. 1, 2012

Cultural Presentation - “Pagkamoot” Hablon Dawani Feb. 13, 2012

COT-DIT Week Celebration COT-DIT/SBO Feb. 15-18, 2012

First Bicol Regional Symposium on E-Health CHS—Health Informatics Class Feb. 15, 2012

Symposium— PASOA @ 8: Leveling Up College of Business & Accountancy Feb. 16, 2012

BIOFORUM: Harnessing Bio–Research for Food and Environmental Security.

CAS Biological Science Society February 16, 2012

Trainers’ Training on Interactive Multipurpose Electronics COT—Dep’t of Technology Feb. 20-22, 2012

Symposium - “Path Session: The Way to Get away from Drug” Bread Society Feb. 22, 2012

Labor Education Seminar for the 4th Year Graduating Students Alumni and Placement Services Feb. 27, 2012

Provincial Inter-High School Rizal & History Quiz Contest Kabataang Pangarap ni Rizal (KAPARIZ) Feb. 28, 2012

Slogan Contest: “Ngiting Matamis Ngiting Malinis” Medical and Dental Clinic Feb. 28, 2012

Career Guidance Symposium: “Journey to Self Fulfillment” Guidance and Testing Services Feb. 29, 2012

Recognition Ceremony for CSC Student Achievers Student Services Mar. 5, 2012

Symposium on Personal—Spiritual Development: Theological Replication

Third Year BSN Mar. 7, 2012

Grand Socialization with Psychiatric Client Third Year BSN Mar. 12, 2012

Webinar: Nursing in Canada: Bridging Gaps, Bridging Opportunities for Better Healthcare

Nursing Informatics class, Summer 2011-2012, handled by RN Dante Aureo A. Tabor

May 11, 2012

First Education Night College of Education/CESO Mar. 17, 2012

Earthquake and Fire Drill PNRC Catanduanes Chapter & CSC Jul. 17, 2012

CSC Without Borders (CSCWB) Turnover Ceremony – 10 Units Desktop Computers, Equipment, and Peripherals

Catanduanes State Colleges, CSCWB, Federated College Student Council & Student Services

Aug. 16, 2012

Other co-curricular activities conducted by the institution

A part from sending students to regional and national seminars, trainings, contests, and other academic-related activities, several other co-curricular activities were con-

ducted by the institution for the total development of the students.

The College of Technology - Department of Industrial Technology successfully spearheaded, in coordination with Hytech Power Inc., the Trainers' Training for Interactive Multipurpose Electronics on Feb. 20-22, 2012 at CSC Little Theater. Thirty-three teachers and students were trained in the field of Mechatronics

and robotics.

Table 1.9 - Institutionally-organized co-curricular activities


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Activity Organizer Date

Launching of poetry book ‘Abacatanduanes: Ikaanim na Paghahabi’

The Statesman, Official Tertiary Student Publication of CSU

Aug. 16, 2012

CSC Intramurals 2012 Catanduanes State Colleges Sept. 5-7, 2012

Pre-Employment Seminar for Graduating Students

Alumni and Placement Services, OWWA and POEA

Sept 12, 2012

24th Annual International Coastal Cleanup Catanduanes State Colleges Sept. 19, 2012

Living Rosary Ceremony Campus Ministry Oct. 25, 2012

Provincial Consultative Conference Cum Workshop on the Framework of Student Affairs and Services

Catanduanes State Colleges/Student Services

Nov. 6-7, 2012

Nursing and Midwifery Week College of Health Sciences Nov. 15-16, 2012

Film Showing on Evangelism SACE Nov. 22, 2012

Campaign to End Violence Against Women (VAW) GAD Nov. 25 – Dec. 12, 2012

Tree Planting Activity at Tibang, Virac Campus Ministry Nov. 28, 2012

40th Capping and Candle Lighting Ceremony College of Health Sciences Dec. 6, 2012

Symposium on Violence Against Women (VAW) Catanduanes State University December 3, 2012

Launching of the Multi-Cultural Film Viewing Catanduanes State Colleges December 4, 2012

Civil Engineering (CE) Week COT-Department of Engineering/PICE Dec. 5-7, 2012

Gift Giving and Feeding Program at Barangay Puniton, Virac, Catanduanes

College of Business and Accountancy Student Body Organization

Dec. 9, 2012

Christmas Tree & Lantern Making Contest Federated College Student Council (FCSC) Dec. 13, 2012

Campus Clean-Up Catanduanes State Colleges Dec. 14, 2012

Earthquake and Fire Drill

Living Rosary Crusade by Campus Ministry

Book launching of ‘Abakatanduanes


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X. Faculty Profile by Educational Attainment—Main and Panganiban Campus

134

6845

58

Ph.D./Ed.D. With Ph.D./Ed.D. UnitsMaster With Master UnitsWithout Master Units

The basic educational attainment requirement or entry level qualification for the position of instructor in higher education is Master’s Degree. In 2012, the teaching staff of Catanduanes State University is mainly composed of instruc-tors/professors with Master’s Unit only at 33 percent. This is followed by Master’s Degree holders at 58 or 28 percent, , and Ph.D./Ed.D. Units at 45 or 22 percent. Seventeen (17) percent of the teaching staff of the University are doctorate degree holders, and one has only Bachelor’s degree educational attainment.

Figure 1 - Distribution of faculty by educational attainment


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XI. Faculty Profile by Academic Rank —Main and Panganiban Campus

In 2012, majority or 38 percent of the Catanduanes State University faculty members hold the Instructor academic rank, followed by Assistant Professor at 32 percent. Meanwhile, 22 percent of the teaching force have Associate Professor rank, while only 17 percent are full professors. One faculty member holds a College Professor rank.

Figure 2 - Distribution of faculty academic rank


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XII. Faculty Scholarship

To strengthen the faculty profile of the institution, several faculty members were sent on scholarship in private and state universities to finish their master and doctorate degrees in their respective fields of specialization.

Name Position

Title Degree School

Type of Scholarship

Period

LEONOR S. TUBOLENCIA

Instructor I Ph.D. – Educational Management

Phil. Normal University

Plan C

November 2012 – March 2013

SUSAN M. TINDUGAN

Instructor II Ph.D. – Filipino Bicol University

June 2012 – March 2013

ELEANOR G. OSIDO

Instructor I MS – Psychology Centro Escolar University

Plan B


MARY JANE V. BONGAIS

Instructor I MA – Physical Education

Phil. Normal University


RAMON S. IDANAN Instructor I MS – Mechanical Engineering

Technological University of the Philippines


RONNIE B. SANTELICES

Instructor III MA – Information Technology

Technological Institute of the Philippines

Plan A CHED Scholar

Starting 1st Semester AY 2011 - 2012

MERLE C. ALCANTARA

Instructor III MA – Industrial Education

Catanduanes State University

Plan C

2nd Semester SY 2011 - 2012

JANETTE S. TUGANO

Guidance Counselor III

MA – Counseling Psychology

Ateneo de Naga University

2nd Semester SY 2012 - 2013

JHOMANN U. SOCITO

Instructor II MS – Plant Protection

Central Bicol State University

Plan B AY 2012 - 2013

Scholars with Plan A benefits are those who were able to meet and sustain the competitive scholarship requirements set by CHED. Apart from the benefits provided to them by CHED, they are also entitled to their regular employee benefits. Plan B scholarship is a local grant given to employees to pursue their advanced studies in any government institution recognized by CHED in the Philippines. Aside from retaining their salary and regular employment benefits, Plan B scholars also enjoy free tuition and miscellaneous expenses, one round trip sea and land transportation cost per school year, monthly stipend of P4,000 within the semester, thesis assistance of P2,000 or disser-tation assistance of P25,000, and book allowance of P3,000 per semester. Plan C scholars receive salary and regular employment benefits only.

Table 1.10 - Scholarship Grantees, Faculty Members


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RESEARCH TITLE RESEARCHER(S) COLLEGE/

UNIT

Learning Needs of Female Commercial Sex Workers on Sexually Transmitted Infections

Dr. Alvin C. Ogalesco Dr. Aurora E. Araojo Ms. Emiline Francia P. Abrasaldo

CHS CAS

Impact Assessment of Cellular Phone Troubleshooting and Repair Skills Training at Barangay Calampong, Virac and Barangay Comagaycay, San Andres Catanduanes

Prof. Priscilla P. Gianan COT-DIT

Promoting Schemata with ESL Writers: Schema Theory and Writing Connection

Prof. Edna R. Inigo Languages

Department

Effects on Fermentation on the Antimicrobial Property of Abaca (Musa textilis) Sap

Dr. Teresita J. Avila Ms. Lalaine J. Avila Ms. Renee Daisy J. Avila

Natural Science Department

Design and Construction of Wallboard Straight-Edge Device

Arch. Jose G. Ong COT-DIT

Slope Stability Analysis for Remediation Project along the Catanduanes Circumferential Road Network System

Engr. Dexter M. Toyado COT-DE

Testing Soil Fertility for Enhancing Production of Rice Cultivars in Catanduanes

Prof. Lani A. Ilagan Dr. Ruben P. Tablizo Dr. Myrna A. Santelices Ms. Salvacion B. Murillo

CAF

Retrofitting of Fire-Damaged RC Columns with CFRP Wraps

Engr. Jerilee G. Tadoy. COT-DE

Quality and Acceptability of Jar- Fermented Pili Yoghurt at Different Proportions of Soya Milk, Cow’s Milk and Carabao’s Milk

Ms. Ma. Monette DR. Tugay COT-DIT

Barangay- Based Fortification of Indigenous Food Product

Dr. Meda B. Mercado Prof. Estrella T. Tribiana

CAS- Natural Science

Department

Good Agricultural Practices of Selected Abaca Farmers in Catanduanes

Dr. Maria S. Tugano Prof. Eleanor B. Tablizo Prof. Ananias A. Deuda

Extension Services Unit

Local Names of Camote Varieties Grown in Catanduanes Dr. Estrella S. Placides, Dr. Aida A. Dianela Ms. Nena V. Santos

Research & Development

Services

Inventory of Spiders in Sto. Niño, Virac, Catanduanes” “Inventory of Spiders in Sto. Niño, Virac, Catanduanes

Dr. Teresita J. Avila Dr. Rene I Avila Ms. Ronna C. Lontoc

CAS- Natural Science

Department

Production and Marketing Channels of Camote (Sweet Potato) in Catanduanes

Dr. Estrella S. Placides Ms. Shiela R. Buque Ms. Rosemary P. Gualberto


Services

MFO 2 - Research Research capability outputs were delivered during the year in review along key result areas (KRAs). These are research published in international/national/local jour-nals, disseminated/presented, cited in other studies, including inventions patented/commercialized.

Table 2.1 - List of completed research conducted by faculty and staff


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UNIT


Dr. Estrella S. Placides Ms. Shiela R. Buque Ms. Rosemary P. Gualberto


Services

Wind Power Compact LED Bulb and Cellphone Charger

Prof. Edwin T. Romero COT-DIT

Abaca Farmers Cultural Management Practices in Catanduanes

Dr. Ruben P. Tablizo CAF

Tracer Study of Catanduanes State Colleges Panganiban Campus BEED Alumni, SY 2006-2011

Prof. Pedro F. Tumaque Mr. Rene T. Arispa Mr. Lemuel B. Borromeo Mr. Jaymund M. Floranza

CSC-PC

Designing a Community-based Marine Hatchery in Catanduanes Following a Modified Tool for Site Evaluation

Dr. Minerva I. Morales Dr. Jimmy T. Masagca Dr. Myrna A. Santelices Dr. Aida A. Dianela, Mr. Felix F. Villacorta, Mr. Ricardo V. Arcilla, Jr.

CAS CAF RDS

Rivers to Plates: Participatory Approach in Site Selection, Design, Fabrication and Trial Using Cages for Enhancing Inland Aquaculture in Catanduanes

Dr. Minerva I. Morales Dr. Jimmy T. Masagca Dr. Myrna A. Santelices Prof. Estrella T. Tribiana Dr. Manuel Torio Mr. Vincent Padilla, Mr. Ricardo V. Arcilla, Mr. Marlon M. Tubato, Mr. Edmund U. Salvador, Mr. Christian V. Villacorta

CAS CAF

CSCPC

Stakeholder Management, Identification of Inputs and Engagements in Community Protected Marine Spaces in Catanduanes

Dr. Minerva I. Morales Dr. Asuncion V. Asetre Dr. Aida A. Dianela Dr. Jimmy T. Masagca Prof. Sonia R. Vargas, Prof. Ma. Luz A. Floralde, Prof. Estrella T. Tribiana Prof. Delia S. Sorra.

GS CAS CAF

Reducing Mortality in Growing Mud Crabs with Tilapia in Nylon Net Pens with Bamboo Pipes for Shelter

Dr. Minerva I. Morales Prof. Pedro Tumaque Dr. Jimmy Masagca Dr. Myrna Santelices, Prof. Estrella Tribiana, Prof. Linda Talan, Prof. Angelica Mendoza, Mr. Ricardo Arcilla Jr.

CAS CAF

CSCPC

Diversifying Livelihood with Integrated Rice-Fish Farming: An Option for Smallholder Rice Farmers of Catanduanes

Dr. Minerva Morales Prof. Pedro Tumaque Dr. Myrna Santelices Dr. Teresita Avila Prof. Estrella Tribiana Prof. Eduardo Pena, Dr. Jimmy Masagca, Prof. Noemi Tumaque, Dr. Sonia A. Torio, Prof. Ma. Luz Floralde, Prof. Jennifer A. Berces

CAS CAF

CSCPC

Cont… Table 2.1 - List of completed research conducted by faculty and staff


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UNIT

Women in the Postharvest Initiative of Catanduanes State Colleges in Fortifying Tilapia, Packaging and Marketing

Prof. Delia Sorra, Prof. Ma. Luz Floralde, Dr. Meda Mercado Prof. Imelda Bernal, Ms. Monette Tugay, Prof. Judith Orsolino Prof. Danilo Murillo, Prof. Rey Soneja, Dr. Jimmy Masagca

CAS CAF COT

COED

Gender, Fisheries and Aquaculture in Rivers and Coastal Areas of Catanduanes: Analysis of Livelihoods, Capabilities and Shocks

Dr. Minerva Morales, Dr. Aurora Araojo, Dr. Jimmy Masagca, Prof. Socorro Brillante, Prof. Rey Soneja, Prof. Estrella Tribiana Prof. Victoriano Prolles, Mrs. Perla Tolentino

CAS CBA

Managing the River Corridors of Northeastern Catanduanes for Inland Fisheries and Aquaculture Development under the Prospects of Climate Change

Dr. Minerva Morales, Dr. Jimmy Masagca, Dr. Crispin Oliveros Dr. Ruben Velasco, Prof Estrella Tribiana, Dr. Myrna Santelices Prof. Ma. Luz Floralde, Prof. Delia Sorra, Dr. Meda Mercado

CAS CAF

CSCPC

Academic Difficulty determinants of BEED-II and BTTE –II Students, Catanduanes State Colleges- Panganiban Cam-pus, 1st Semester, SY 2012-2013

Mr. Jaymund M. Floranza CSCPC

Stakeholders’ Assessment of an Institutions’ Underlying Prin-ciple: The Catanduanes State Colleges’ Graduate School Ex-perience

Dr. Lily P. Custodio Grad. School

Functional Management Competencies of Women Managers and Entrepreneurs

Dr. Lily P. Custodio Grad. School

Tracer study of Catanduanes State University College of Business & Accountancy (CBA) Graduates from 2002-2008

Dr. Lily P. Custodio Prof. Melinda V. Abichuela

Grad. School CBA

Cont… Table 2.1 - List of completed research conducted by faculty and staff


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RESEARCH TITLE RESEARCHER(S)

COLLEGE/ UNIT

Government Support for Pro-poor Programs in the Province of Catanduanes

Dr. Minerva I. Morales Dr. Aurora E. Araojo Prof. Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento Prof. Juanita V. Cervantes Mrs. Nena V. Santos Dr. Jimmy T. Masagca

Grad. School CAS CBA RDS

Preliminary Study on the Use of Ipil-Ipil Leaves Leu-caena leucocephala Lam. as Alternative Mushroom Spawn Substrate

Prof. Ma. Jugie R. Ramos CAF

Adaptability of Planting Methods of Abaca to Climate-Related Risks

Prof. Eduardo D. Peña Prof. Pedro F. Tumaque Prof. Noemi R. Tumaque

Panganiban Campus

Economic Status and Problems of Women and Chil-dren in Abaca Farming in Selected Municipalities of Catanduanes

Dr. Fe T. Gianan Prof. Socorro T. Brillante

CBA

Assessing Academe-Industry Linkages of Catanduanes State Colleges

Prof. Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento Prof. Socorro T. Brillante Dr. Fe T. Gianan

CBA

Women Involvement in Farmers’ Cooperative in Ca-tanduanes

Prof. Socorro T. Brillante Prof. Victoriano A. Prolles

CBA

Hyperactive Behavior and Academic Performance of Intermediate Pupils in the CSC Laboratory Schools

Prof. Rosana S. Abundo Prof. Ditas T. Manlangit Prof. Corazon T. Cilot

COED

Competencies of Faculty Members of the Catanduanes State Colleges along Instruction, Research, Extension, and Production

Dr. Lily P. Custodio Dr. Maria S. Tugano

Grad. School

Academic Performance of Schools Offering Multi-Grade Classes in Catanduanes, SY 2009-2010

Prof. Socorro D. Masagca Prof. Imelda T. Bernal Dr. Yolanda M. Tariman

COED

Development and Standardization of Products and by-Products from Coconut Water (Multidisciplinary Re-search)

Dr. Meda Mercado Prof. Estrella Tribiana Prof. Delia S. Sorra Prof. Ma. Luz A. Floralde Engr. Richard Bernal Prof. Imelda Bernal Prof. Alma V. Tabirara Dr. Teresita J. Avila Ms. Angelee Z. Malijan Ms. Ma. Isabel L. dela Hostria

CAS- Nat. Sci. Dept.

TABLE 2.2—ON-GOING RESEARCH CONDUCTED BY FACULTY AND STAFF


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UNIT

Financial Performance of CSC Fishery Project Prof. Esperanza P. San Juan Mr. Felix F. Villacorta, Jr.

CBA RDS

Efficacy of Organic Foliar Fertilizers on Growth and Yield of Lettuce

Dr. Sonia A. Torio Prof. Manuel I. Torio

Panganiban Campus

Abaca-Based Cropping System in Typhoon-Prone Province of Catanduanes

Mrs. Nena V. Santos Dr. Ruben C. Velasco, Dr. Crispin C. Oliveros. Prof. Eduardo D. Peña, Prof. Pedro F. Tumaque Prof. Noemi R. Tumaque

RDS Panganiban

Campus

Adaptability of Aerobic Rice Varieties under Catanduanes Conditions

Dr. Crispin S. Oliveros, Jr. Dr. Ruben C. Velasco Mrs. Nena V. Santos

Panganiban Campus

RDS

Organic Fertilizer Production and Utilization R&DS, CAF CSC Panganiban Campus

R&DS, CAF Panganiban

Campus

Varietal Tests of Rice Varieties to Weather Pattern in Panganiban, Catanduanes, Crop Year 2011

Prof. Eduardo C. Peña Dr. Ruben C. Velasco Dr. Crispin S. Oliveros, Jr.

Panganiban Campus

Political Ecology of Equity and Gender in Mangrove Community Forests of Catanduanes

Dr. Igmedio Teves Dr. Asuncion V. Asetre, Prof. Sonia R. Vargas, Prof. Estrella T. Tribiana, Dr. Jimmy T. Masagca

CAS

Social Representations on Climate Change of High School Students and their Teachers at the Catanduanes State Colleges

Prof. Ma. Luz A. Floralde CAS

Employability of Nursing and Midwifery Graduates

Prof. Mary Elaine T. Tapel Prof. Goyeta G. Pereyra, Prof. Adelina M. Almojuela Prof. Marilou Lopez, Prof. Erlinda F. Tabor, Prof. Lilibeth I. Tubalinal

CHS

Facilitating Conceptual Understanding and Decision-Making in Patient Care

Prof. Maria Alma V. Tabirara Prof. Goyeta G. Pereyra

CHS

Prevalence of Hypertensive Disorders and Its Management Among Pregnant Women at Eastern Bicol Medical Center, Virac, Catanduanes

Prof. Goyeta G. Pereyra, Prof. Janet B. Lim, Prof. Francisca B. Zuniega,, Prof. Adelina M. Almojuela, Prof. Mary Elaine T. Tapel

CHS

Development of Quality Catsup from Blends of Banana and Squash


Panganiban Campus

Level of English Proficiency of Student Teachers of the Catanduanes State Colleges SY 2008-2009

Dr. Yolanda M. Tariman Prof. Rosana S. Abundo

COED

Functional Food from Kamias Fruit Bilimbi averrhoa

Prof. Socorro D. Masagca Prof. Judith Orsolino

COED

Acceptability of Five Banana Cultivars in the Preparation of Flour


Panganiban Campus

TABLE 2.3 - RESEARCH PROPOSAL SUBMITTED BY FACULTY AND STAFF SY 2011- 2012


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Behavioral Problems Among Secondary Students of Catanduanes State Colleges Laboratory Schools, SY 2010-2011

Prof. Socorro D. Masagca Dr. Yolanda M. Tariman Prof. Rhodora B. Cabrera

COED

Electronic Payroll Management System for the Provincial Government of Catanduanes

Prof. Ma. Emmie T. Delluza COT- DICT

Information and Communications Technology Integration and Teaching Educational System in Catanduanes

Prof. Gemma Acedo COT-DICT

Effects of Incorporating Shredded Rice Straw and Chicken Manure on the Yield of Glutinous Rice

Prof. Dolores Osido CAF

Adaptability of Five Rice Varieties at the Catanduanes State Colleges

Dr. Ruben Tablizo CAF

Tracer Study of CSC College of Agriculture Graduates

Dr. Ruben Tablizo CAF

Profile and Competence of Faculty Members in the Use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in Instruction at CSC Main and Panganiban Campus

Prof. Joseph Zafe Prof. Maricel Cariaso

COED

School-based Management of Central Schools in the Division of Catanduanes: An Assessment

Prof. Joseph Zafe Prof. Maricel Cariaso Julius Antonio Edwin Tomes

COED

Tracer Study of Bachelor of Science in Biology (BS Bio) Graduates of Catanduanes State Colleges, Virac, Catanduanes, SY 2000-2005

Prof. Nancy B. Tubeo CAS- Nat. Sci. Dept.

Waste Management Practices of Backyard and Commercial Piggeries in Selected Municipalities in Catanduanes

Prof. Eduardo D. Peña Prof. Ramon F. Samonte

Panganiban Campus

Academic Achievement of Bachelor of Science in Biology Students in Catanduanes State Colleges, Virac, Catanduanes: Its Relation to Non-Intellectual Factors, SY 2010-2011

Prof. Nancy B. Tubeo CAS- Nat. Sci. Dept.

TABLE 2.3 (cont…) RESEARCH PROPOSAL SUBMITTED BY FACULTY AND STAFF SY 2011- 2012


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TITLE OF RESEARCH PROGRAM FACULTY/STAFF INVOLVED

Catanduanes Sustainable Technology Infusion in Inland Fisheries Development Program (CS-IFD)

Dr. Minerva I. Morales Dr. Ruben P. Tablizo Prof. Juanita V. Cervantes Mrs. Nena V. Santos Dr. Jimmy T. Masagca Prof. Pedro F. Tumaque Dr. Estrella S. Placides Prof. Eduardo D. Peña Dr. Aurora E. Araojo Prof. Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento

Catanduanes Indigenous Rice Development Program (CIRDEP)

Dr. Minerva I. Morales Dr. Ruben P. Tablizo, Prof. Dolores J. Osido, Prof. Juanita V. Cervantes Mrs. Nena V. Santos, Mr. Gerry S. Rubio, Dr. Jimmy T. Masagca Dr. Ruben C. Velasco, Prof. Pedro F. Tumaque, Prof. Noemi R. Tumaque, Prof. Jugie R. Ramos, Dr. Estrella S. Placides, Prof. Eduardo D. Peña Dr. Aurora E. Araojo, Dr. Lily P. Custodio, Dr. Maria S. Tugano Prof. Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento, Dr. Aida A. Dianela

Development, Improvement and Packaging of Technologies for Enhanced Abaca Production in Catanduanes

Dr. Aida A. Dianela Dr. Estrella S. Placides Ms. Nena V. Santos Mr. Felix F. Villacorta Prof. Esperanza P. San Juan Dr. Rene I. Avila Prof. Rey Soneja Dr. Ruben C. Velasco

Beekeeping: Prospects for Honey and Bees Wax Production, Utilization and Commercialization in Catanduanes

Mr. Felix F. Villacorta Dr. Aida A. Dianela Dr. Estrella S. Placides Ms. Nena V. Santos

Development of S&T Interventions for Improving the Production and Utilization of Sweet Potato in Vulnerable Communities in the Catanduanes

Dr. Aida A. Dianela Dr. Estrella S. Placides Ms. Nena V. Santos Mr. Felix F. Villacorta Prof. Esperanza P. San Juan Dr. Teresita J. Avila

Integrated Biodynamic Organic Farming System

Dr. Estrella S. Placides Ms. Nena V. Santos Prof. Juanita V. Cervantes Mr. Felix F. Villacorta Jr.

TABLE 2.4— RESEARCH PROGRAMS


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TITLE OF RESEARCH PROGRAM FACULTY/STAFF IN-

VOLVED STATUS

Rehabilitation of Abaca Plantation through Adoption of High yielding and Virus Resistant Abaca Hybrids

Dr. Estrella S. Placides Dr. Ruben P. Tablizo Dr. Teresita J. Avila Prof. Pedro Tumaque Ms. Nena V. Santos Mr. Ananias Deuda Ms. Eleanor R. Tablizo Prof. Juanita V. Cervantes Mr. Gerry S. Rubio

On-Going

Organic Fertilizer Production and Utilization Program

Dr. Estrella S. Placides Ms. Nena V. Santos Prof. Juanita V. Cervantes Mr. Felix F. Villacorta Jr. Prof. Eddie Million Prof. Dolores J. Osido Prof. Jose Alberto Dr. Ruben C. Velasco Dr. Crispin S. Oliveros Prof. Noemi R. Tumaque Prof. Pedro F. Tumaque Dr. Sonia A. Torio

TABLE 2.4 (cont…) RESEARCH PROGRAMS

TABLE 2.5—RESEARCH PRESENTED IN DIFFERENT FORA/ CONFERENCES

Researcher(s) Title of Research

Paper Title

Date and Venue

Organizer

Type of Conference

Dr. Yolanda M. Tariman Prof. Rosana Abundo

Development of Catandungan Dictionary for Non-Native Speakers

REDTI National Research Seminar and Forum

Hotel Supreme, Baguio City April 16-18, 2012

REDTI National Mr. Simplicio G. Mendoza Dr. Estrella S. Placides

Standardization and commercialization of Catandungan Delicacies: An Alternative Livelihood Scheme- Pinangat


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TABLE 2.5 (CONT…) —RESEARCH PRESENTED IN DIFFERENT FORA/ CONFERENCES

Researcher(s)

Academic Performance and Mean Performance Score in National Achievement Test of Second Year Students at the Catanduanes State Colleges Laboratory Schools, SY 2008-2009 REDTI

National Research Seminar and Forum

Hotel Supreme, Baguio City April 16-18, 2012

REDTI

National Dr. Maria S. Tugano Prof. Ditas T. Manlangit Ms. Rosana S. Abundo Prof. Rhodora B. Cabrera

Academic Performance and Mean Performance Score in National Achievement Test of Grade IV Pupils at the Catanduanes State Colleges Laboratory Schools, SY 2008-2009

Dr. Maria S. Tugano Mrs. Eleanor B. Tablizo

Good Agricultural Practices of Selected Abaca Farmers in Catanduanes

4th Agriculture, Fisheries and Natural Resources Extension Symposium

Aklan State University, Banga, Aklan May 2-5, 2012

PEN, Inc.

Dr. Minerva I.

Morales Dr. Jimmy T.

Masagca Dr. Myrna A.

Santelices Dr. Aida A. Dianela Mr. Felix F. Villacorta Mr. Ricardo V.

Arcilla, Jr.

Designing a

Community-based

Marine Hatchery in

Catanduanes

Following a

Modified Tool for

Site Evaluation

3rd Bicol

Fisheries

Research,

Development

and Extension

(RDE)

Symposium –

Scientific

Paper

Competition

Camarines

Norte State

College –

Mercedes

Campus

July 25-27,

2012

BIFIRDEN Regional


Paper Title

Date and Venue

Organizer

Type of Conference


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Dr. Minerva I. Morales Dr. Jimmy T. Masagca Dr. Myrna A. Santelices Prof. Estrella T. Tribiana Dr. Manuel Torio Mr. Vincent Padilla Mr. Ricardo V. Arcilla Mr. Marlon M. Tubato Mr. Edmund U. Salvador Mr. Christian V. Villacorta

Rivers to Plates: Participatory Approach in Site Selection, Design, Fabrication and Trial Using Cages for Enhancing Inland Aquaculture in Catanduanes

3rd

Bico

l Fish

eries Research

, Dev

elopm

ent an

d E

xtensio

n (R

DE

) Sym

posiu

m –

Scien

tific Pap

er Com

petitio

n

Camarines Norte State College – Mercedes Campus

July 25-27,

2012

BIFIRDEN Regional

Dr. Minerva I. Morales Dr. Asuncion V. Asetre Dr. Aida A. Dianela Dr. Jimmy T. Masagca Prof. Sonia R. Vargas Prof. Ma. Luz A. Floralde Prof. Estrella T. Tribiana Prof. Delia S. Sorra.

Stakeholder Management, Identification of Inputs and Engagements in Community Protected Marine Spaces in Catanduanes

Dr. Minerva I. Morales Prof. Pedro Tumaque Dr. Jimmy Masagca Dr. Myrna Santelices Prof. Estrella Tribiana Prof. Linda Talan Prof. Angelica Mendoza Mr. Ricardo Arcilla Jr.

Reducing Mortality in Growing Mud Crabs with Tilapia in Nylon Net Pens with Bamboo Pipes for Shelter

Researchers Title of Research

Paper Title

Date and Venue

Organizer

Type of Conference

TABLE 2.5 (cont…) RESEARCH PRESENTED IN DIFFERENT FORA/ CONFERENCES


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Paper Title

Date and Venue

Organizer Type of

Conference

Dr. Minerva Morales Prof. Pedro Tumaque Dr. Myrna Santelices Dr. Teresita Avila Prof. Estrella Tribiana Prof. Eduardo Pena Dr. Jimmy Masagca Prof. Noemi Tumaque Dr. Sonia A. Torio Prof. Ma. Luz Floralde Prof. Jennifer A. Berces

Diversifying Livelihood with Integrated Rice-Fish Farming: An Option for Smallholder Rice Farmers of Catanduanes

3rd

Bico

l Fish

eries Research

, Dev

elopm

ent an

d E

xtensio

n (R

DE

) Sym

posiu

m –

Scien

tific Pap

er Co

mp

etition

Camarines Norte State College – Mercedes Campus

July 25-27, 2012

BIFIRDEN Regional

Prof. Delia Sorra Prof. Ma. Luz Floralde Dr. Meda Mercado Prof. Imelda Bernal Ms. Monette Tugay Prof. Judith Orsolino Prof. Danilo Murillo Prof. Rey Soneja Dr. Jimmy Masagca

Women in the Postharvest Initiative of Catanduanes State Colleges in Fortifying Tilapia, Packaging and Marketing

Dr. Minerva Morales Dr. Aurora Araojo Dr. Jimmy Masagca, Prof. Socorro Brillante Prof. Rey Soneja Prof. Estrella Tribiana Prof. Victoriano Prolles Mrs. Perla Tolentino

Gender, Fisheries and Aquaculture in Rivers and Coastal Areas of Catanduanes: Analysis of Livelihoods, Capabilities and Shocks

Dr. Minerva Morales Dr. Jimmy Masagca Dr. Crispin Oliveros Dr. Ruben Velasco Prof Estrella Tribiana Dr. Myrna Santelices Prof. Ma. Luz Floralde Prof. Delia Sorra Dr. Meda Mercado

Managing the River Corridors of Northeastern Catanduanes for Inland Fisheries and Aquaculture Development under the Prospects of Climate Change



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Researcher/s Title of Research Paper Title Date and

Venue

Organizer Type of

Conference

Dr. Alvin C. Ogalesco, Dr. Aurora E. Araojo Ms. Emiline Francia P. Abrasaldo

Learning Needs of Female Commercial Sex Workers on Sexually Transmitted Infections

Intern

ational A

cadem

ic Collo

quiu

m

Concourse Convention

Center, Legazpi City Oct. 11-13,

2012

BU Graduate School

International

Prof. Priscilla P. Gianan

Impact Assessment of Cellular Phone Troubleshooting and Repair Skills Training at Barangay Calampong, Virac and Barangay Comagaycay, San Andres Catanduanes

Prof. Edna R. Inigo

Promoting Schemata with ESL Writers: Schema Theory and Writing Connection

Dr. Teresita J. Avila, Ms. Lalaine J. Avila, Ms. Renee Daisy J. Avila

Effects on Fermentation on the Antimicrobial Property of Abaca (Musa textilis) Sap

Arch. Jose G. Ong Design and Construction of Wallboard Straight-Edge Device

Engr. Dexter M. Toyado

Slope Stability Analysis for Remediation Project along the Catanduanes Circumferential Road Network System

Prof. Lani A. Ilagan, Dr. Ruben P. Tablizo, Dr. Myrna A. Santelices Ms. Salvacion B. Murillo


2012 Regional

Symposium for R&D Highlights

BU Tabaco

Campus

BUTC BFAR

RFTC

Regional

FISH FOR DEVELOPMENT Dr. Morales shares insights during the F4F (Fish for Development) seminar featuring eight research conducted by the Catanduanes State Colleges under the Catanduanes Sustainable Technology Infusion for Inland Fisheries Development (CSTIDP) Program on July 18, 2012 at CSC Little Theater.

TABLE 2.5 (cont…) RESEARCH PRESESNTED IN DIFFERENT FORA/ CONFERENCES


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Researcher(s) Title of Research Paper Title Date and

Venue

Organizer Type of

Conference

Ms. Ma. Monette DR. Tugay

Quality and Acceptability of Jar-Fermented Pili Yoghurt at Different Proportions of Soya Milk, Cow’s Milk and Carabao’s Milk In

ternatio

nal A

cadem

ic Collo

quiu

m

Concourse Convention

Center, Legazpi City

October 11-

13, 2012

BU Graduate School

International

Dr. Estrella S. Placides, Dr. Aida A. Dianela, Ms. Nena V. Santos

Local Names of Camote Varieties Grown in Catanduanes

Dr. Teresita J. Avila Dr. Rene I Avila Ms. Ronna C. Lontoc

Inventory of Spiders in Sto. Niño, Virac, Catanduanes” “Inventory of Spiders in Sto. Niño, Virac, Catanduanes

Dr. Estrella S. Placides, Ms. Shiela R. Buque, Ms. Rosemary P. Gualberto


Dr. Estrella S. Placides, Mrs. Jamie P. Reginaldo

Cultural Symbolisms: Reinforcing and Communicating Identity

CSU researchers top national scientific poster paper contest

C atanduanes State University's Science Research Specialist Nena Villanueva

Santos bagged the Best Scientific Research Poster Paper award during the Philippine Fruit Association's 20th National Fruit Sym-posium on 23-25 October 2012 at Central Mindanao University, Bukidnon The research paper "Wealth in the Wild: Unraveling Pangi's Versatility as Food and Income Source, bested other entries from various state and private universities and colleges in the country. It is composed of two researches that studied the characteristics of Pangi tree and the commercial potential of its fruit. Prof. Priscilla P. Gianan joined Mrs. Santos in the national fruit symposium. Prof. Juanita V. Cervantes was the co-author of Mrs. Santos in the research poster paper while Prof. Gianan, together with Prof. Emerita Tugano, were the co-researchers of Mrs. Santos in the research on Development and Acceptability of Pangi Butter Cake. The winning research tackled about the morphology and some ecological characterization of Pangi, and the development and acceptability of Pangi butter cake. (GSR)

BEST RESEARCH - Science Research Specialist Nena Villanueva

Santos receives the Best Scientific Research Poster Paper award

for the study titled "Wealth in the Wild: Unraveling Pangi's Versa-

tility as Food and Income Source."



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Researcher (s) Title of Research Paper

Title, Venue and Date of Conference Where the

Research Output Was Presented

Type of Conference

Dr. Minerva Morales Dr. Jimmy Masagca Dr. Aurora Araojo Prof Estrella Tribiana Prof. Socorro Brillante Prof Vic Prolles Ms. Perla Tolentino

Gender Analysis of Livelihood Capabilities and Shocks in Marine Protected Areas in Catanduanes

3rd Philippine National Biodiversity Meeting & 2012

National Conference on Water & Biodiversity

Provincial Capitol Dome,

Virac, Catanduanes Oct. 21-23, 2012

Organized by Catanduanes

State University & Provincial Government of Catanduanes

National

Dr. Jimmy Masagca

Chelar Design and Mechanical Advantage of the Portunid Crabs (Scylla serrata and S. olivacea)

Dr. Minerva Morales Dr. Jimmy Masagca Dr. Aurora Araojo Prof Estrella Tribiana

The Political ecology on Sustainable Inland Fisheries of Barangay Hinipaan, Bagamanoc, Catanduanes under the Prospects of Climate Change

Dr. Minerva Morales Dr. Jimmy Masagca Prof Sonia Vargas Prof Estrella Tribiana Dr Myrna Santelices Prof Vicente Padilla

Site Evaluation, Design and Dynamical Analysis of Fish Cages for Rivers and Mountain Streams of Catanduanes Island

Dr. Minerva Morales Dr. Jimmy Masagca Prof Sonia Vargas Prof Estrella Tribiana

Developing a Stakeholder Involvement Plan Using SID-SIN-SEN Model for Small MPAs

Dr. Minerva Morales Dr. Jimmy Masagca Prof Linda Talan Mr Ricardo Arcilla

Shelter Behavior, Predator Avoidance and Risk Analysis of Juvenile Scylla serrata and S. olivacea (Brachyura Portunidae) in Outdoor Rectangular Tanks with Artificial Structural Refugias

Dr. Minerva Morales Dr. Jimmy Masagca Dr Aurora Araojo Prof Estrella Tribiana Prof. Luz Floralde Prof Delia Sorra Prof Meda Mercado Prof Danilo Murillo Prof Imelda Bernal Prof Judith Orsolino Ms Monette Tugay

Dimensions and Innovations: Social Representations in the Postharvest Initiatives of Fish Fortification in Catanduanes Island


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Researcher (s) Title of Research Paper

Title, Venue and Date of Conference Where the

Research Output Was Presented

Type of Conference

Nena V. Santos Wealth in the Wild: Unraveling Pangi's Versatility as Food and Income Source

20th National Fruit Symposium Farmers training Center, Central Mindanao University, Musuan, Bukidnon Oct. 22-26, 2012 Organized by Philippine Fruit Association, Inc.

National

Prof. Priscilla Gianan Prof. Emerita Tugano Mrs. Nena Santos

Development and Standardization of Pangi Butter Cake

Prof. Edwin Romero Wind Power Compact LED Bulb and Cellphone Charger Bicol Interdisciplinary R & D

Symposium (Regional) Audio Visual Room, Partido State University, Goa, Camarines Sur Oct. 30-31, 2012 Partido State University

Regional

Prof Pedro Tumaque Jaymund Floranza Prof Rene Arisapa Mr Nemuel Borromeo

Tracer Study on Employability of Catanduanes State Colleges Panganiban Campus BEED Alumni SY 2006-2011

Prof. Lani Ilagan Dr. Ruben Tablizo Dr. Myrna Santelices Mrs. Salvacion Murillo


2012 Regional Symposium for R&D Highlights BU Tabaco Campus, B FAR-RFTC5 Tabaco Nov. 5-6, 2012

Dr. Minerva Morales Dr. Jimmy Masagca Dr. Aurora Araojo Dr. Ruben Tablizo Prof Jugie Ramos

Demands for a New Mangrove Science in the Governance of Mangals In Philippine Shoreline armoring, biodiversity conservation and sustainable Aquasilviture Program in Catanduanes

1st ASEAN Congress on Mangrove Research and Development Century Park Hotel, Manila Dec. 3-7, 2012

International



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TITLE OF RESEARCH AUTHOR(S) COLLEGE COURSE

The Indian Money Lenders in Virac, Catanduanes: A Case Study

Glenda C. Rima CAS

Soc. Sci. Dept. AB

Economics

Designing an Artificial Fish Shelter (AFS) Made of Bamboo Materials for Attracting Fishes in Lotic (Flowing) Systems

Ernesto A. Buyag Jr. CAS

Nat. Sci. Dept. BS

Biology

Growth Performance of Native Pig Raised in Banawang Bato, Catanduanes

Kazyl T. Templonuevo CAS

Nat. Sci. Dept. BS

Biology

Endoparasites of Selected Edible Frogs in San Miguel, Panganiban, Catanduanes

Golda Pilar Irma V. Landicho

CAS Nat. Sci. Dept.

BS Biology

CSC-MPC Point-of-Scale and Inventory System (CSC-MPC POSIS)

Ramona Michelle Magtangob, Bryan L. Barba, Ryan S. Benavidez Karl Dominic C. Bogabil Catherine I. Magdaraog Redelyn Gianne, Navarro, Prince Ian T. Obo, Francis Gerome T. Olfindo, Louela B. Segumalian, Gerald John T. Somido, Jenny Joy T. Tabios

COT-DICT BS IM

Development of Improvised Mechanical Drafting Board

Alvin Andrade Peter Samosa Mc Russell Posada Aljun Lumbao John Michael Sarte

COT- DIT BS IT-

Drafting

Architectural Graphics under Mechanical Drawing Using “PATT-S”

Menard C. Isorena Benjie M. Tribiana John Rolly A. Asuncion Romel M. Sarmiento Alvin S. Dollisen

COT- DIT BS IT-

Drafting

Utilization of Banana and Banana Peel (Musa acuminata) Flour in Making Cookies

Renzka A. Zafe CHS

ND Dept. BS ND

Development and Standardization of Pasta Sauce out of Mango (Mangifera philippinensis) and Papaya (Carica papaya)

Louie Anthony S. Vargas CHS

ND Dept. BS ND

Consumption of Street Foods among College of Health Sciences Students at Catanduanes State Colleges

Razhel Joy T. Tapel CHS

ND Dept. BS ND

Level of Awareness in Food Safety and Sanitation among Selected Government Hospitals in Catanduanes

Kimberly Roy A. Balmadrid

CHS ND Dept.

BS ND

Test Performance in Mathematics among Grade Six Pupils with Multi-Grade and Single Grade Classes in Viga West District, SY 2011-2012

Julius S. Antonio COED BS Ed. Math

Effectiveness of Deg-Radian Wheel in Teaching Trigonometry

Edwin T. Tomes COED BS Ed. Math

TABLE 2.6—STUDENTS’ RESEARCH PRESENTED IN 2012 SEARCH FOR PISOG NING USWAG AWARD


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RESEARCH TITLE RESEARCHER(S) COLLEGE

Wallboard Straight-Edge Assembly Arch. Jose G. Ong

COT-DIT

Improved Processing of Vegetable Sweets Prof. Priscilla P. Gianan Prof. Corazon B. Sicio

Remote Control Tester Prof. Edwin T. Romero

Triangular Drafting Templates Prof. Priscilla P. Gianan Mr. Rico S. Tribiana

A System and Device of Rejuvenating and Test-ing Cathode Ray Tube

Prof. Edwin T. Romero

Portable Multi-Functional Drawing Table Prof. Priscilla P. Gianan Mr. Mark Joseph F. Teves

TABLE 2.7—RESEARCH OUTPUT SUBMITTED FOR PATENT CY 2012

3 CSC research bag top awards in

Bicol fisheries research symposium

T hree researches of Catanduanes State Colleges bagged top awards in the 3rd

Bicol Fisheries Research, Development and Extension (RDE) Symposium – Scientific Paper Competition held on July 25-27 2012 at Camarines Norte State College – Mer-cedes Campus. Adjudged First Place (aquaculture category) was the study titled 'Designing a Community-based Marine Hatchery in Ca-tanduanes Following a Modified Tool for Site Evaluation.' Dr. Minerva I. Morales, Dr. Jimmy T. Masagca, Dr. Myrna A. Santelices, Dr. Aida A. Dianela, Mr. Felix F. Villacorta, and Mr. Ricardo V. Arcilla, Jr. authored/co-authored this study and was presented by Dr. Masagca in the competi-tion. Awarded Second Place was the research titled ‘From Rivers to Plates: Participatory Approach in Site Selection, Design, Fabrication and Trial Using Cages for Enhancing Inland Aquaculture in Catanduanes'. This was authored/co-authored by Dr. Minerva I. Morales, Dr. Jimmy T. Masagca, Dr. Myrna A. Santelices, Prof. Estrella T. Tribiana, Dr. Manuel Torio, Mr. Vincent Padilla, Mr. Ricardo V. Arcilla, Mr. Marlon M. Tubato, Mr. Edmund U. Salvador, and Mr. Christian V. Villacorta. This scientific paper also competed in the aquaculture category and was presented by Dr. Santelices. Also proclaimed Second Place (coastal resource management and capture fisheries category) was the study titled ‘Stakeholder Management, Identification of Inputs and Engagements in Community Protected Marine Spaces in Catanduanes' authored/co-authored by Dr. Minerva I. Morales, Dr. Asuncion V. Asetre, Dr. Aida A. Dianela, Dr. Jimmy T. Masagca (who also presented this study), Prof. Sonia R. Vargas, Prof. Ma. Luz A. Floralde, Prof. Estrella T. Tribiana, and Prof. Delia S. Sorra. (GSR)

BEST RESEARCH –Prof. Sonia R. Vargas and Dr. Jimmy T. Masagca (top photo), together with Dr. Myrna Santelices receive their respective best research awards in the re-gional fisheries research and extension symposium. Twelve CSC faculty and staff research authors and co-authors (below) presented eight studies in the scientific paper competition.


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MFO 3 - Extension The University’s extension program/project has been carried out during the year in review, within the context of CMO No. 22, s. 2008 which is defined as “a set of activi-ties aimed to transfer knowledge or technology or to provide services to the community in consonance with the programs offered”. Further, in keeping with the said Order, exten-sion programs were conducted not as part of academic requirement but as an outreach towards the improvement of the community’s quality of life.

I. Extension Programs based on need of the community Institutional

Skills Training

Technology Transfer

Culture and Arts

Extension Program Approved

BOT Resolution Source of Fund Budget

Apiculture No. 7, s. 2012

(157th Meeting, January

28, 2013)

Congressional Of-

fice (CDF) P 300,000.00

Techno Gabay No. 6, s. 2008

135th Meeting, February

29, 2008

PCAARRD/

BCAARRD

1,455,000.00

Enhanced Sustainable Eco-

system Program for

Community Program

(ESEPComDev)

No. 12, s. 2011

148th Meeting, March 21,

2011

Municipal LGU

Virac

200,000.00

II. LGUs assisted in development planning

Provincial LGU (OPAG)

Municipal LGU of Bato

Municipal LGU of San Miguel

Municipal LGU of Viga

Municipal LGU of Panganiban

Municipal LGU of Bagamannoc

Municipal LGU of Gigmoto

Municipal LGU of Pandan

TABLE 3.1 —Extension Programs Coordinated with link agencies and ap-proved by the Board of Trustees of the CSC


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TABLE 3.2—IEC materials/techno guides developed/used

Leaflet/Pamphlet/Flyer No. of copies

Latik Making 50

Pinangat Catanduanes 50

Bamboo Products 50

Sinamay Flowers 50

Christmas Angels 50

Rattan and Nito Products 50

Abaca Scrunch 50

Audio/Video presentation

Sinamay Flower Making 3

Others

CSC Airlinks: Ugnayan sa Himpapawid aired over DZVC Radyo ng Bayan Virac

Quick Information Dispatch/Bulletin Board

Dula-Tula “Abaca” by the Hablon Dawani

TABLE 3.3— Technologies transferred/adopted

Technology Recipient Barangay/Municipality

Off-Season Vegetable Production

Dugui Too, Virac Lowland Vegetable Production

Establishment of MRF/Solid Waste Manage-

ment

Moning, Baras

Codon, San Andres Progreso, San Miguel

Bote, Bato


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TABLE 3.4—Training/Extension Activities Conducted

Title of Training Date Venue

Training on Vermi Culture January to March, 2012 Valencia, Virac

Training on Fruit Seedling Production January to March, 2012

Training on Computer Literacy January to March 2012 CSC MIS

Enhancement Education Seminar for

BHWs

Jan. 8 & 22, Feb. 12, March 2012

Buyo District, Virac,

Livelihood & Entrepreneurial Development

Training on Health & Nutrition for BHWs

& mothers

Jan 15 & 29, Feb. 5,

March 2012

Buyo Integrated

School

Public Health Nutrition: a) Health & Nutri-

tion Class b) Kiddie Class

Jan. 3,6,9,13,16,20,23,

27 & 30; Feb. 3,6,10,

2012

Balite, Virac,

Training on Driving Jan. - Feb., 2012; May 14-30, 2012

CSC Compound Virac

Training on Servicing and repairing cellular

phones Feb. 12-March 4, 2012 Buyo Integrated

School Training on Practical Electronics Feb. 12-March 11, 2012

How to Start a Small Business: Native

Chicken Production

Jan. 15 - March 11,

2012

Puniton, Virac, Catan-

duanes

Technology Packages on Organic Agricul-

ture: Topics - a) Urban Agriculture; b) Or-

ganic Vegetable Production; c) Natural

Farming System and Liquid Fertilizer Pro-

duction; and d) Vermicast Production and

Vermi Tea Making

March 16-17, 2012 Buyo Integrated

School

Skills Clinic on Organic Agriculture March 16-17, 2012 Puniton, Virac

Lawn Tennis Summer Camp for Beginners

and Advanced April 10-May 9, 2012 CSC Compound Virac






Vermi Tea Making

April 25-26, 2012 Puniton, Virac, Catan-

duanes

Training on Information Technology April 30-May 2, 2012 CATNET Building,

Virac,

Training on Skills Clinic on Organic Agri-

culture April 25-26, 2012


duanes

Simple Bookkeeping April to June, 2012 -do-

Seminar Workshop on Dance Innovation

and Theater Arts May 2-6, 2012

HRD Building, Virac,

Catanduanes

Training on Mushroom Spawn Production May 14-18, 2012 Ext. Services Training

Centre


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TABLE 3.4 (cont…) Training/Extension Activities Conducted


Training on Enhancing Teaching Strategies

for Kindergarten Teachers May 29-31, 2012

HRD Building, Virac,

Catanduanes

Training on Product Design Development July 11-12, 2012 CSC Little Theater

Terminal Report Writeshop July 27, 2012

CATNET Bldg., San

Isidro Village, Virac,

Catanduanes

Accounting for Non Accountants July - September, 2012 Puniton, Virac, Catan-

duanes

Training on Good Governance: Topics - 1)

Values, Orientation; 2) Procedures in con-

ducting meetings and sessions; 3) Prepara-

tion of legislative proposals; 4) Katarun-

gang Pambarangay; 5) Climate change,

Mitigation, and global warming; 6) Effects

of climate change; 7) Solid waste manage-

ment; and 8) The environment on embry-

onic development of epigenomics

July 7 & 25;

Aug. 5 & 19; Sept. 2, 2012

Barangay Hall, Magne-

sia del Norte, Virac,

Catanduanes

Tutorials in Mathematics Aug. 5 & 19,

Sept. 2 & 16, 2012

Magnesia National

High School

Tutorials in English Aug. 5 & 19,

Sept. 2 & 16, 2012

Magnesia National

High School

Physical Fitness Workshop Sept. 2, 2012 Magnesia National

High School

Mentor's Training in Teaching English as a

Second Language Sept. 12-14, 2012 CSC Little Theatre

Training on Artificial Flower Making and

Arranging Sept. 17-19, 2012

CSC-ESU Training

Room

Seminar on Solid Waste Management Sept. 8, 2012 CSC Gymnasium

Farmer's Training on Financial Mgt.

(Product Pricing & Costing) Oct. to Dec. 2012


duanes

Training on Manicure and Pedicure Oct. 8-12, 2012 CSC Extension Ser-

vices Training Room

Regional Seminar-Workshop on Creative

Teaching and Learning for Kindergarten

and Grade-1 Teachers

Oct. 17-19, 2012 CSC-HRD Building

Training on Christmas Decor Making Oct. 17-19, 2012 CSC Extension Ser-

vices Training Room

Training on Basketry (Madeira Wave) Oct. 23-24, 2012 Plaza Rizal, Virac

Training on Sustainable Lowland Vegeta-

ble Production Oct. 29-31, 2012 Dugui Too, Virac

Training on Hairdressing Nov. 5-9, 2012 Ext. Services Training

Centre


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Livelihood & Entrepreneurial Skills

Development Training on (sewing craft Blouse

& skirt)

Nov. 17-Dec. 21,

2012

DIT Garments

Technology Room

Training on Handicrafts Nov. 19, 2012 Pagsangahan, San

Miguel, Catanduanes

Environmental Mgt. & MRF Nov. 21, 2012 Bote, Bato, Cat’nes

Trainer's Training on Beekeeping Nov. 27-29, 2012 HRD Bldg., CSU

Environmental Mgt. & MRF Nov. 22, 2012 Moning, Baras,

Cat’nes

Environmental Mgt. & MRF Dec. 10, 2013 Codon, San Andres,

Cat’nes

Christmas Angel Making Nov. 24, 2012 Bon-ot, San Andres

Cat’nes

Training on Community-Based DRRM Planning

for Agriculture Nov. 12-13, 2012

CSU Little Theater Training on Brgy. Situation Assessment &

Community-Based DRRM Planning for

Agriculture

Nov. 14-15, 2012

Enhancement Training of BHWs and Barangay

Officials Nov. 5,7,12,14, 2012

Magnesia Del Sur,

Virac, Cat’nes

Environmental Mgt. & MRF Dec. 4, 2012 San Miguel,

Panganiban, Cat'nes

Environmental Mgt. & MRF Dec. 6, 2012 Progreso, San

Miguel, Catanduanes

Enhancing listening skills of pre-school children

Buyo, Tubaon, &

Puniton , Virac,

Catanduanes

School Year-round

activity

Enhancing Critical Listening & Reading Skills

for Grades 1 & 2 pupils

Developing/Improving writing skills in cursive

form of elem. Grade pupils

Enhancing/Developing oral and written

communications of grades 3 & 4 pupils

Enhancing the four (4) Macro Skills in

communication arts with proficiency for grades

5 & 6 pupils and secondary schools students

Study of Basic Mathematics and Application to

Practical Problems for grades 1 & 2 pupils

Enhancing Mathematical skills of the four (4)

Fundamental operations for grades 3 & 4 pupils

Development of Simple Concepts in Algebra for

Grades 5 & 6 pupils

Seminar on Values education - improving

outlook in life trough values education

TABLE 3.4 (cont…) - Training/Extension Activities Conducted


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A Closing Ceremony for the seven outreach projects under Sustainable Ecosystem Program for Community Development of CSC Extension Services was conducted on March 4, 2012, 9:00 A.M. at Buyo Integrated School, Virac, Catanduanes. These outreach projects are: 1) Functional Literacy and Numeracy Classes, 2) Enrichment Lessons in English, 3) Health and Nutrition Classes, 4) Basic Computer Literacy, 4) PC Troubleshooting and Repair and Networking, 5)Cellphone Repair and Servicing, and 6) Baking. The activity recognized the participation of trainees, student and faculty extension workers and coordinators and other clients/stakeholders.

Figure 3—Trainings and Number of Persons Trained


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VII. Person-Days Trained (man-hour) weighted by length of training

TABLE 3.5-A - Agricultural Extension

Training Headcount of

Participants

Hours of

Training

Person-

Hours

Person-

Days

Trained

(8 hrs)

How to Start a Small Business: Native

Chicken Production 10 8 80 10

Training on Vermi Culture 15 16 240 30

Training on Fruit Seedling Production 15 16 240 30

Skills Clinic on Organic Agriculture 46 16 736 92






Vermi Tea Making

35 16 560 70






Vermi Tea Making

25 16 400 50

Training on Skills Clinic on Organic Agri-

culture 46 16 736 92

Training on Mushroom Spawn Production 21 40 840 105

Farmer's Training on Financial Mgt.

(Product Pricing & Costing) 10 48 480 60

Training on Sustainable Lowland Vegetable

Production 97 16 1552 194

Trainer's Training on Beekeeping 27 24 648 81

Training on Community-Based DRRM

Planning for Agriculture 52 16 832 104

Training on Brgy. Situation Assessment &

Community-Based DRRM Planning for

Agriculture

54 16 864 108

Total 453 264 8208 1026


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TABLE 3.5-B—Technical Vocational


Participants

Hours of

Training

Person-

Hours

Person-

Days

Trained

(8 hrs)

Skills Training in Baking 12 28 336 42

Training on Driving 2 36 72 9

Training on Servicing and repairing

cellular phones

13 16 208 26

Training on Practical Electronics 20 48 960 120

Training on Computer Literacy 24 40 960 120

Training on Information Technology 27 24 648 81

Training on Artificial Flower Making and

Arranging

38 24 912 114

Training on Manicure and Pedicure 19 40 760 95

Training on Christmas Decor Making 25 16 400 50

Training on Basketry (Madeira Wave) 25 16 400 50

Training on Hairdressing 20 40 800 100

Training on Handicrafts 49 8 392 49

Christmas Angel Making 110 8 880 110

Livelihood & Entrepreneurial Skills

Development Training on (sewing craft

Blouse & skirt)

6 40 240 30

Training on Product Design Development 42 16 672 84

Total 432 400 8640 1080


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Participants

Hours of

Training

Person-

Hours

Person-

Days

Trained

(8 hrs)

Training on Good Governance: Topics -

1) Values, Orientation; 2) Procedures in

conducting meetings and sessions; 3)

Preparation of legislative proposals; 4)

Katarungang Pambarangay; 5) Climate

change, Mitigation, and global warming;

6) Effects of climate change; 7) Solid

waste management; and 8) The

environment on embryonic development

of epigenomics

25 30 750 93.75

Simple Bookkeeping 16 48 768 96

Accounting for Non Accountants 10 8 80 10

Mentor's Training in Teaching English

as a Second Language 44 24 1056 132

Seminar on Solid Waste Management 853 4 3412 427

Regional Seminar-Workshop on

Creative Teaching and Learning for

Kindergarten and Grade-1 Teachers

87 24 2088 261

Seminar Workshop on Dance Innovation

and Theater Arts 53 40 2120 265

Training on Enhancing Teaching

Strategies for Kindergarten Teachers 91 24 2184 273

Environmental Mgt. & MRF 377 40 15,080 1885

Enhancement Education Seminar for

BHWs 37 16 592 74

Livelihood & Entrepreneurial

Development Training on Health &

Nutrition for BHWs & mothers

45 16 720 90

Public Health Nutrition: a) Health &

Nutrition Class b) Kiddie Class 83 48 3984 498

Enhancement Training of BHWs and

Barangay Officials 12 8 96 12

Terminal Report Writeshop 27 8 216 27

Total 1760 338 33,146 4,144

TABLE 3.5-C— Continuing Education for Professionals


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Training

Headcount

of

Participant

s

Hours of

Training

Person-

Hours

Person-

Days

Trained

(8 hrs)

Tutorials in Mathematics 25 3 Not

counted Not counted

Tutorials in English 193 3 Not

counted Not counted

Enhancing listening skills of pre-school

children 41 58 2378 297

Enhancing Critical Listening & Reading

Skills for Grades 1 & 2 pupils 40 58 2320 290

Developing/Improving writing skills in

cursive form of elem. Grade pupils 44 48 2112 264

Enhancing/Developing oral and written

communications of grades 3 & 4 pupils 28 48 1344 168

Enhancing the four (4) Macro Skills in

communication arts with proficiency for

grades 5 & 6 pupils and secondary

schools students

28 58 1624 203

Study of Basic Mathematics and

Application to Practical Problems for

grades 1 & 2 pupils

36 41 1476 185

Enhancing Mathematical skills of the

four (4) Fundamental operations for

grades 3 & 4 pupils

27 28 756 95

Development of Simple Concepts in

Algebra for Grades 5 & 6 pupils 35 25 875 109

Seminar on Values Education -

improving outlook in life trough values

education

41 25 1025 128

Physical Fitness Workshop 25 3 Not

counted Not counted

Lawn Tennis Summer Camp for

Beginners and Advanced 42 30 1260 158

Total 362 419 15170 1897

TABLE3.5 D—Other Trainings


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MFO 4 - General Administration and Support Services

TABLE 4.1—Land and Land Improvements, Buildings and Structures

Particulars Amount Remarks

Main Campus

LAND AND LAND IMPROVEMENTS

Construction of Tennis Court 500,000

Completed Constructing of Perimeter Fence 1,250,000

Concreting of CSU Road Network 1,000,000

BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES

Completion of Science Laboratory Building Phase IV 5,000,000 For re- Bidding

Repair of Ladies Dormitory Building 1,400,000

Completed Extension of Library Building, Left Wing, Phase I 4,750,000

Extension of Library Building, Right Wing, Phase II 1,500,000

Construction of Two Storey BSND Building Phase I 3,000,000 On—going procurement

Construction of CBA Building 4,000,000 For bidding

Construction of Covered Path Walk, CAF 1,700,000 To be programmed in 2013

Conversion of a Classroom into Virtual Laboratory 8,000,000 Bidding of Materials

Completed (by Admin)

Construction of Brooding House 200,000

Construction of Materials Recovery Facility 500,000

Construction of Covered Path walk, Main Building frontage

1,400,000 To be programmed in 2013

Panganiban Campus

LAND AND LAND IMPROVEMENTS

Construction of Path Walk 296,000 Completed

Road Network to Panaguican Hill 100,000 To be programmed in 2013

BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES

Interior Repair of Administration Building Phase II 250,000

Completed Repair of Roofings of Academic Building 60,000

Replacement of Roofings & Painting of RS Building 275,000

Replacement of Roofings & Painting of VOAG Building 220,000 To be programmed in 2013


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Completed left wing of University Library Building. The right wing portion was likewise completed during the period in review.

The BSND Building perspective. This is an ongoing infra project in 2012.


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Construction of Covered Path Walk,

CAF

Concreting of Road Network going towards College of Agriculture

Repair of Ladies’ Dormitory Building

Construction of Tennis Court

Construction of Perimeter Fence, east side of the Main Campus

Concreting of Road Network, back of Administration Building


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Name of Projects

Sp

onsorin

g

Ag

ency

Expected Output/s

Sch

edule

of

Imple

men

tatio

n

Sta

tus o

f

Accom

plis

hm

ent

Perc

enta

ge

of

Accom

plis

hm

ent

Project Cost

1) Philippine National

Aquasilviculture Program (PNAP) BFAR

2012-2013

3,400,000.00

1.1) Mangrove Resource

Rehabilitation Project

a) 183,300 Mangrove

propagules planted

a) 183,300

mangrove propagules

planted

100%

b) 55 Hectares denuded

mangrove areas covering 5

municipalities reforested

b) 55 has.

Reforested 100%

1.2) Aquasilviculture Project 16 uts aquasilviculture

structure established

16 units

aquasilviculture structure

established

70%

1.3) Community-Based Multi-

Species Hatchery (CBMSH)

CBMSH installed at

Palnab

12 plastic tanks

purchased 50%

2) Catanduanes Sustainable

Technology Infusion in Inland Fisheries Development Program

(CSTI2FDP)

BFAR

1,500,000.00

Feb. 27, 2012 up to completion

of the studies as

per

approved research

contract

2.1) Rice-Fish: Small holder/

small farmer integrated rice-fish-chicken-gabi farming

system

Three (3) Sub-

studies completed

1 sub-study completed, 2 on

-going

33% 2.2) Pen Culture in Mangroves: Small scale sustainable organic tilapia and growing of juvenile crabs with

low cost feeds in nylon

netpens

Two (2) Sub-studies

completed

2 sub-studies

on-going

2.3) Culture of Tilapia in Riverine Systems: Culture of genetically-improved tilapia and endemic fishes in

selected rivers and streams of

Catanduanes

Four (4) Sub-studies

completed

2 sub-studies

completed, 2

on-going

50%

2.4) Fortified Tilapia: Tilapia product fortification,

packaging and marketing

Three (3) Sub-

studies completed and Brochure &

Flyers developed

1 sub-study

completed, draft brochure

completed

33% 2.5) Sustained Aqua system: Training and advocacy for sustainable Aquatic

Ecosystem

a) Module on

Training Course on River

Aquaculture

designed

on-process

b) Training

Needs Assessment

conducted

Benchmarking

conducted

c) Module tried

in the MAT Graduate Class or BS Biology

Class

1st Semester SY 2013-

2014

d) Training

conducted

End of

program

TABLE 4.2—Externally-funded projects


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Name of Projects

Sp

onsorin

g

Ag

ency

Expected Output/s

Sch

edule

of

Imple

men

tat

ion

Sta

tus o

f

Accom

plis

h

ment

Perc

enta

ge

of

Accom

plis

h

ment

Project Cost

3) National Agriculture and

Fisheries Education System

(NAFES)

CHED

College of Agriculture &

Fisheries (CAF) Field and Laboratory facilities/

equipment upgraded

Feb. 25,

2012 to

March 2013

Water pump procured &

procurement of

4-wheeled tractor and e-books are on

process

50%

250,000.00

4) Government Support for Pro-Poor Programs in the Province of

Catanduanes CHED 1 research completed

July 2011 up

to completion

of the studies as

per approved research

contract

First draft of research

completed 50%

148,000.00

5-a) Additional Energy Generation Support to Quality Instruction in Catanduanes State University for

Global Competitiveness

CH

ED

(Dis

burs

em

ent A

ccele

ratio

n P

rogra

m F

und)

Solar power system and energy-saving lighting

technology installed

Sept. 28, 2012 to

Sept. 28,

2013

on post-qualification

process 75%

3,000,000.00

Two (2) units stand-by power generators

installed


process 75%

1,000,000.00

5-b) Academic Program and

Development and Enhancement through the Construction of Greenhouse for the College of

Agriculture and Fisheries

Greenhouse constructed on procurement

process 50%

500,000.00

5-c) Academic Program Development and Enhancement through Acquisition of State-of-the-Art Equipment for the Department

of Engineering of the College of

Technology

State-of-the-art equipment and facilities

for the Dept. of Engineering-Coll. of Technology such as Hydraulic Bench with pipe

network apparatus visualized flow channel 2.5m long with complete

accessories procured


process 75%

2,500,000.00

6) Academic Program

Development and Enhancement of

the College of Technology

CH

ED

(Dis

burs

em

ent

Accele

ratio

n P

rogra

m

Fun

d)

Computer Laboratory

established

Nov. 28,

2012 to Nov.

28, 2013

on pre-

procurement

planning stage

25%

3,000,000.00

7) Institutional Development Assistance for Accreditation

(IDAA)

CHED

(IDAA)

Procured the following instrument/equipment: 1

unit each: Refrigerator, portable sound system & LCD Projector; safety kits,

and 2 units Fire

Extinguishers

Nov. 2011 to

Nov. 2012

1 unit Refrigerator, 4 units desktop

computers, 1 unit LCD Projector and

safety kits

procured

100%

200,000.00

TABLE 4.2 (cont…) — Externally-funded projects


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INDIGENOUS RICE FOR FOOD SECURITY—The Department of Agriculture Regional Field Unit No. 5 turns over to Dr Minerva I. Morales on June 6, 2012 the PhP1.5 million check for the implementation of Ca-tanduanes Indigenous Rice Development Program (CIRDEP). CIRDEP is a research program that aims to focus on the production of traditional rice varieties utilizing local knowledge as a vehicle towards pov-erty alleviation and food security.

SOCIAL COMMITMENT – Dr. Minerva I. Morales, CSC president, sign the Memorandum of Agreement for the imple-mentation of Bayan Muna and Gabriela Party-lists Scholarship Program at CSC, along with Mrs. Cecilia V. Mendoza, Alliance of Concerned Teachers Provincial Coordinator, representing Bayan Muna and Gabriela. Witnessing the signing are Dr. Susan T. Santelices, CSC VP for academic affairs, Dr. Lourdes V. Rodriguez, CSC director for student services, Eric Amarille, Kabataan Party-list provincial coordinator, Atty. Gregorio M. Sarmiento Jr., CSC legal officer, together with some of the student grantees.


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Name of Projects

Sp

onsorin

g

Ag

ency

Expected Output/s

Sch

edule

of

Imple

men

ta

tion

Sta

tus o

f

Accom

plis

h

ment

Perc

enta

ge

of

Accom

plis

h

ment

Project Cost

8) Catanduanes Indigenous Rice

Development Program (CIRDEP) DA

July 2012 up

to completion

of the

studies as per

approved

research

contract

1,500,000.00

8.1) Collection &

Multiplication of Indigenous Rice Cultivars (IRCs) & documentation of Local

Package of Technologies

(POTs)

Three (3) studies

completed

3 studies on-

going 50%

8.2) Location Specific

Technology Development (LSTD) of IRCs in Different

Ecosystems

Eight (8) studies/sub

-studies completed

8 studies/sub-studies on-

going 50%

8.3) Promotion & Utilization

of LSTs for Indigenous Rice

LST developed for

Indigenous Rice promoted and utilized by at least

50% of the target

IRCs

Upon completion of Projects

8.1 & 8.2)

0%

8.4) Indigenous Rice-Based Farming Systems

Development

Eight (8) Researches

completed

8 research studies

conceptualized 25%

9) CSC Sustainable Ecosystem Program for Community

Development

Municipal LGU of

Virac

5 project components of

the program implemented to 9

barangays, benefiting

Local officials, students, BHWs, women, farmers

and OSYs

2012

5 project components of

the program

implemented to

9 barangays

100% 200,000.00

10) Apiculture

Municipal

LGU of

Virac

a) Apiary with 20 colonies bee stocks

established within the compound of the

University

April 12,

2012 to April

30, 2013

a) Apiary with 10 colonies bee

stocks

established

75%

300,000.00 b) Beekeeping training conducted to Mun.

Agriculturists, Extensionists & would-be

beekeepers

b) Beekeeping

training conducted to 27 Mun.

Agriculturists/ Extensionists & would-be

beekeepers

100%

11) Rehabilitation of Abaca

Plantation through Adoption of High-Yielding and Virus-Resistant

Abaca Hybrids

PCARRD-

DOST

Multiply, propagate and field test at Panganiban

Campus seedlings of the new BTV-resistant abaca

hybrids

Y1 (May 1, 2012 - April

30, 2013) Y2 (May 1,

2013 - April

30, 2014)

Preliminary proj. Implementation activities such

as coordination with FIDA re: Permit to use

the Tissue Culture Lab as

well as

procurement of needed

supplies &

equipment

conducted

10% 1,061,446.40



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FISH FOR DEVELOPMENT—President Morales orients Congressman Cesar V. Sarmiento of the CSU Hatchery Facil-ity which is part of the PNAP project .

APIARY CENTER—Launching of the Catanduanes Apiculture Center - Congressman Sarmiento and Gov. Joseph C. Cua, together with Dr. Minerva I. Morales, CSU President, and Dr. Aida A. Dianela, VPREPA install the bee colo-nies housed in simulated beehives to induce honey bee production at the the Provincial Apiculture Center of Ca-tanduanes State University. This was launched on November 29, 2012 with funding support of P300, 000 from the Local Government Unit of Virac through Congressman Cesar V. Sarmiento’s PDAF.


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Name of Projects

Sp

onsorin

g A

gency

Expected Output/s

Sch

edule

of

Imple

men

tatio

n

Sta

tus o

f

Accom

plis

hm

ent

Perc

enta

ge

of A

ccom

plis

hm

en

t

Project Cost

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS

12) Ako Bicol (AKB) Partylist

Scholarship Program

AK

B P

arty

list

Gro

up

70 Students benefitted

from scholarship

program

SY 2012-

2013

70 Students

benefitted 100% 822,000.00

13) Sen. Aquilino "Koko" L. Pimentel III Scholarship

Program CDF


from scholarship

program

SY 2012-

2014

50 Students

benefitted 100% 300,000.00

14) Citizen Battle Against Corruption (CIBAC) Partylist

Scholarship Program CDF


from scholarship program

SY 2012-

2013

20 Students

benefitted 100% 210,000.00

15) Department of Agriculture - Agricultural Competitiveness

Enhancement Fund (DA-

ACEF)

DA

Full support until graduation provided to

five (5) students

SY 2011-

2012

(Sem. 1) to

SY 2013-

2014

(Sem. 2)

5 students

benefitted 100% 73,800.00

16) Municipal Scholarship

Grant

Municipal LGU of

Virac



SY 2012-

2013

124 students

benefitted 100% 377,640.00

17) College Educational Scholarship Assistance &

Reward (CESAR) Program PDAF

1,799 Students benefitted


SY 2012-

2013

1,799 Students

benefitted 100% 9,000,000.00

18) College Unified Assistance

(CUA) Scholarship Program PLGU

1,212 Students benefitted


SY 2012-

2013

1,212 Students

benefitted 100% 5,585,428.00

GRAND TOTAL OF EXTERNALLY-FUNDED PROJECTS SOURCED BY THEADMINISTRATION IN 2012

PhP 34,928,314.40



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INCOME 2011 2012

Tuition Fee 18,216,180.45 28,172,043.55

Fiduciary Income

a. Athletic Fee 1,476,488.50 1,717,070.00

b. Library Fee 1,520,885.46 1,597,180.00

c. Science Laboratory 54,360.00 151,450.00

d. Medical & Dental 147,620.00 456,840.00

e. Computer Laboratory 3,028,135.00 2,444,954.00

f. Enhancement Fee 1,130,577.62 1,142,121.95

g. RLE 8,996,965.42 6,261,332.25

h. NSTP 644,094.00 656,555.00

i. Audio-Visual 29,300.00 18,560.00

Total Fiduciary Income 17,028,426.00 14,446,063.20

Income Generating Projects

Net Sales 6,448,685.10 5,840,673.50

Expenses 6,039,137.85 5,198,619.23

409,547.25 642,054.27 Net Income

2011 2012

Tuition Fiduciary IGP

FIGURE 4—COMPARATIVE INCOME, 2011 and 2012

TABLE 4.3 —Comparative Fiduciary Income and Income from IGP's , 2011 & 2012


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INCOME GENERATING PROJECT 2012 2011

Seminar Fees 53,000.00 —

Other Service Income 615,500.00 339,000.00

Income from Dormitory Operations 660,300,00 784,840 .00

Printing & Publication Income 229,750.00 385,240.00

Rent Income 358,715.00 379,905.00

Sales Revenue - Panganiban Campus 369,967.34 437,816.24

Sales Revenue - Poultry 1,457,084.56 1,202,009.27

Sales Revenue - Rice/Crops 452,118.20 634,598.60

Sales Revenue - Fishery 96,738.05 167,656.70

Sales Revenue - Livestock 72,801.30 266,175.70

Sales Revenue - Fish Breeding 12,139.45 1,272.70

Sales Revenue - Horticulture 54,205.47 60,812.10

Sales Revenue - Photocopying 1,015,005.80 848,125.20

Sales Revenue - P.E. Uniform 219,905.00 283,721.00

Sales Revenue - ID Production 405,284.00 265,797.50

Sales Revenue - Cafeteria 581,664.05 1,751,686.50

Other Business Income 673,781.00 254,640.27

Miscellaneous Income 34,841.00 26,351.35

Subsidy from Other Funds 167,715.87 —

Total Income 7,530,516.09 8,084,648.13

Cost of Goods Sold 659,575.25 418,306.79

Net Sales 5,840,673.50 6,448,685.10

TABLE 4.4—Comparative Report of Income per Project, CY 2011 and 2012

The Corporate Business Operations steers the institution’s resource generation and utilization ventures such as crops, poultry, livestock, and fisheries, productions. CBO also embarks into rentals, printing, sale of educational goods and other income generating activities to augment fiscal resources.


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ALLOTMENT PERSONAL SERVICES MOOE TOTAL

Regular RLIP EO 40 EO 76 Total Regular

A.I – GASS 37,195,815 3,631,184 2,406,000 1,568,000 44,800,999 15,318,000 60,118,999

A.II – CBO 1,216,974 103,709 67,000 34,000 1,421,683 - 1,421,683

A.III – Operations

Advanced Educ 3,266,314 322,216 414,000 225,000 4,227,530 435,000 4,662,530

Higher Educ 100,013,802 10,181,146 7,576,000 5,053,000 122,823,530 12,807,000 135,630,948

Research 918,000 99,000 73,000 47,000 1,137,000 962,000 2,099,000

Extension 1,083,000 109,000 90,000 56,000 1,338,000 923,000 2,261,000

TOTAL 143,693,905 14,446,255 10,626,000 6,983,000 175,749,160 30,445,000 206,194,160

25%

70%

1% 1%

1%

2%

GASS CBO Advanced Educ Higher Education Research Extension

Figure 5—TOTAL ALLOTMENT FOR PERSONAL SERVICES

TABLE 4.5—FY 2012 BUDGET

3% 51%3%

1%42%

GASS

Advanced Educ

Higher Educ

Research

Extension

Figure 6—TOTAL ALLOTMENT FOR PERSONAL SERVICES


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TABLE 4.6—DETAILS OF APPROVED BOARD RESOLUTIONS

Approved Board Resolutions in CY 2012

T he Governance of the Catanduanes State University is steered by the Board of Regents as consti-tuted in its Charter . The administration of the University and the exercise of its corporate pow-

ers are vested upon the BOR and to the President of the University. As the highest policy making body of the Colleges, the CSU BOR approved numerous resolutions in 2012 for the efficient opera-tion of its four-fold functions and in effectively dispensing administrative and management functions of the institution.

BOARD RESOLUTION NO. DETAILS

Board Resolution # 1, s. 2012 Approving the agenda of the 153rd meeting of the Board of Trustees

Board Resolution # 2, s. 2012 Ratifying the Minutes of the 152nd meeting of the Board of Trustees

Board Resolution # 3, s. 2012 Confirming the Candidates for Graduation and Candidates for Graduation with Honors for SY 2011-2012.

Board Resolution # 4, s. 2012

Confirming Designations signed by the President Prof. Maricel Cariaso – Alumni Placement Services Officer Prof. Hermes Gianan OIC, Repairs and Maintenance of Aircon Units Prof. Dolores J. Osido- Project Manager Crops Production Prof. Edwin Romero- Project Manager Lawn Tennis Court Prof. Jonathan Capsa- OJT Supervisor, College of Technology Dr. Teresita Avila- Chairperson, Nat Science Department Prof. Jose Alberto- Project Manager, Horticulture Project Prof. Pedro M. Tumaque Campus Administrator Prof. Myrna Herrera- Chairperson Midwifery Department


Confirming Appointments For promotion - Non-teaching

Angelita L. Abundo – Admin Assistant II to Admin Officer II Fe P. Cilot – Admin Aide III to Admin Aide IV Glenda L. de Blanco- Admin Aide VI to Admin Assistant III Tita M. Pitajen- Admin Aide VI to Admin Assistant II Elena T. Joson – Admin Aide VI to Admin Assistant II Raisa G. Tan – Admin Aide III to Admin Aide IV Rafael S. Tioxon- Admin Aide V to Carpenter Foreman Remando G. de Leon- Construction and Maintenance Man to Admin Aide III

For promotion - Teaching Jesus Tomas M. Gianan- Instructor III to Assistant Professor I Josephine V Torrente- Instructor III to Assistant Professor I

Newly Hired

Nancy D. Magtangob – Instructor I Ernesto T. Ibardaloza Jr.- Instructor I Joy V. Santelices- Instructor I Maribel T. Ralla- Lab Tech II Cesar C. Taway- Electrician I Ma. Socorro S. Vargas- Lab Tech I Joseph R. Tejerero- Admin Aide VI Carmen T. Torres- Admin Aide IV Maria Luisa B. Soriao Admin Aide IV Melrose T. Pitajen- Admin Aide IV Sheilakim M. Lumabi- Admin Aide IV Geraldine M. Arcilla- Admin Aide III Jovi Pines S. Olat- Admin Aide III Jesus Jay E. Ariola- Admin Assistant IV Raisa A. del Valle - Admin Aide III

Board Resolution # 6, s. 2012 Confirming the Contract Agreement with JD Construction for the construction of the Exten-sion, Main Library Building (Left Wing)


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Approving the following Memoranda MOA with DTI Catanduanes for the establishment of “Young Designers Pool” (YDP), “ Research & Develop-

ment Junctions “(RDJ) and “Young Entrepreneurs Program” (YEP) MOA with Land bank of the Philippines regarding the Technology Promotion Center Program MOA with BCARRD and SUC V on the R&D program on the Development of S&T interventions for improv-

ing the production and utilization of sweet potato in vulnerable communities in the Bicol Region. MOA with CBSUA on Apiculture MOA on the operationalization of the Bicol Fisheries Research, Development and Extension Network

(BIFIRDEN)

Board Resolution # 8, s. 2012 Approving the 140 hour finishing course for Call Center Agents and seminar workshop on AutoCAD

Board Resolution # 9, s.2012 Approving Appointments with SG 19 above

Board Resolution # 10, s.2012 Approving the Revised Library Manual

Board Resolution # 11, s.2012 Approving the modification/ abolition of six (6) Instructor I and two (2) Administrative Positions

Board Resolution # 12, s.2012 Approving the Program, Receipt and Expenditures (PRE) of CSC in the amount of Two Hundred Thirty Two Million Eight Hundred Thirty One Thousand Two Hundred Fifty Pesos (P 232, 831, 251.00).

Board Resolution # 13, s.2012 Approving the Revised Miscellaneous/ School Fees on the Colleges Effective 1st Semester SY 2012-2013.

Board Resolution # 14, s.2012 Approving the Proposed Rate of the Colleges as Assessment Center of National Competency Assessment and Certification Program in coordination with TESDA.

Board Resolution # 15, s.2012 Approving Board Resolution No. 49 s, 2000 as amended to the effect that the travel allowance of students shall be P500.00/day effective April 1, 2012 subject to accounting and auditing rules and regulations.

Board Resolution # 16, s. 2012 Approving and Endorsing to RDC V the Programs, Activities and Projects (PAPS), inputs to RDIP for CY 2011-2016, Annual Investment Plan for CY 2013 and the Comprehensive Project Profiles.

Board Resolution # 17, s. 2012 Approving the pointers for Federation/selection of Board of Trustees Representatives which shall serve as guidelines in the Federation/selection of Faculty, Alumni and Students to the Board of Trustees.

Board Resolution # 18, s. 2012 Approving the Agenda as presented including other matters as amended.

Board Resolution # 19, s. 2012 Ratifying the Minutes of the153rd meeting of the Board of Trustees


Confirming Designations Mr. Gilberto D. Garcia- Electrical Maintenance Inspector Mr. Ramon F. Samonte- Project-in-charge Animal Project, Panganiban Campus Prof. Eufrecina T. del Agua- Chairperson, Social Science Department Prof. Edgar O. Tatel- Sports and Athletics Officer Prof. Eduardo D. Peña- Chairman, Agri-Education Department, Panganiban Campus Prof. Jennifer A. Berces- Chairman, Education Dept. Panganiban, Campus Prof. Socorro D. Masagca- Guidance Counselor Laboratory Schools Mr. Eddie S. Million- Project Manager, Poultry Production Prof. Amelia B. Armea- Director, Student Affairs Services Dr. Epifanio V. Rubio- Colleges Veterinarian Dr. Ruben Tablizo- Dean, College of Agri-Fisheries Mr. Manuel B. Borromeo- In-charge Extension Services, Panganiban Campus Mr. Jaymund M. Floranza- In-charge Research Services, Panganiban Campus Prof. Imelda T. Bernal- Principal Laboratory Schools Dr. Nancy D. Magtangob- Coordinator, Colleges Scholarship Prof. Edwin Romero- Program Chair, Industrial Technology Program Prof. Jesus Isorena- Program Chair, Academic Related Services Prof. Ma. Luz A. Floralde- Coordinator, Mushroom Project Prof. Tita A. Aquino- Principal, Lab High School, Panganiban Campus Prof. Ma. Jugie R. Ramos- Focal Person, Aqua Silviculture Project Prof. Rico Romero- Managing Director, Hablon Dawani Dr. Laura Vital- Guidance and Testing Officer


Confirming Appointments Newly Hired

Jerillee G. Tadoy- Instructor I Francis B. Tatel- Instructor I Thelma T. Socito- Community Development Officer II


Confirming the Memorandum of Agreements (MOAs) with the different Government/Private Institutions MOA with Catanduanes Institute of Technology Foundation (CITFI) regarding the use of CSC Library MOA with the Department of Agriculture (DA RFU V) for the implementation of the program ( Catan-

duanes Indigenous Rice Development Program (CIRDEP) MOA with the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, Regional Office V concerning Fishery Production

and Establishment of Productivity Enhancing Market Development Program and the Aquasilviculture Project.

MOA with Sen. Aquilino “Koko” Pimentel for the scholarship/educational assistance to fifty (50) under-graduate students.


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Board Resolution # 23, s. 2012 Confirming the Contract of Affiliation with St. Joseph Review School.

Board Resolution # 24, s. 2012 Confirming the Security Service Contract with EL TIGRE Security and Investigation Agency

Board Resolution # 25, s. 2012 Approving the Budget Proposal of the Catanduanes State Colleges for FY 2013 in the amount of FOR HUN-DRED TWO MILLION SIX HUNDRED TWO THOUSAND PESOS (P 402,602,000.00)

Board Resolution # 26, s. 2012 Approving the Five (5) year CSC Institutional Development Plan 2012-2016.


Approving the modification/abolition of one (1) SUC Vice President and Forty Three (43) Faculty items (Professors/Associate Professors/Assistant Professors) and Administrative Aide VI (Mechanic II) and Crea-tion of sixty nine (69) Instructor I, one Computer Maintenance Technologist I, one (1) Driver II positions and reclassification/ modification of two (2) Senior Science Research Specialist.

Board Resolution # 28, s. 2012 Approving the Guidelines on Upgrading/Reclassification of Non-Teaching Positions in the Colleges

Board Resolution # 29, s. 2012 Deferring the admission and retention policies of the Bachelor of Science in Accountancy and Bachelor of Science in Accounting Technology subject to review of its Curriculum and recommended to adopt ladder-ized program leading to the course in Bachelor of Science in Accountancy.

Board Resolution # 30, s. 2012 Approving the Guidelines in Instructional Materials Production

Board Resolution # 31, s. 2012 Approving the agenda as presented including other matters as amended.

Board Resolution # 32, s. 2012 Ratifying the Minutes of the 154th meeting of the Board of Trustees


Confirming Designations signed by the CSC President Engr. Pedro Arcilla – OIC, College of Technology Prof. Michael Owen Malijan – Project Manager, Livestock Production, College of Agri-Fisheries Prof. Elena G. Tasarra- Chairperson, Nutrition and Dietetics Department Prof. Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento – Vice President, Administrative and Financial Affairs Dr. Lily P. Custodio – Dean, Graduate School Dr. Susan T. Santelices- Vice President, Academic Affairs Dr. Aida A. Dianela- Vice President, Research, Extension and Production Affairs Dr. Noel de Leon – Director, Corporate Business Operation Prof. Esperanza San Juan- Dean, College of Business and Accountancy Prof. Ma. Emmie E. Delluza- Program Chair, Information and Communication Technology Department Dr. Aurora E. Araojo- Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Prof. Lani Ilagan- Soil Lab Technician

Confirming Appointments signed by the CSC President Promotion Ferdinand F. Ibones – Admin Assistant II to Admin Officer IV Elsie V. Rojas – Admin Assistant II to Admin Officer II Board Resolution # 34, s. 2012

Newly Hired Bernadette M. Tria- Statistician II

Board Resolution # 35, s. 2012 Approving the Contract of Lease with AVB Reality and Development Corporation

Board Resolution # 36, s. 2012 Approving the MOA with Max’s Restaurant for the On-the-job Training of Students in the field of Food Technology

Board Resolution # 37, s. 2012 Confirming Referendum Letter No. 4 S, 2012 regarding the endorsement for the release of the 3.5M grant from CHED as growth area in the field of Engineering

Board Resolution # 38, s. 2012 Approving the Re-alignment of Unobligated Allotment in the amount of One Million Five Hundred Thou-sand Pesos Only ( P 1,500,000.00)

Board Resolution # 39, s. 2012 Deferring the request of NAPOCOR to construct Transmission Line Post in the property owned by the CSC.

Board Resolution # 40, s. 2012 Confirming the Revision of Faculty Manual

Board Resolution # 41, s. 2012 Approving the proposed curriculum in the Graduate School for the offering of Doctor of Philosophy in Education this 2nd Semester SY 2012-2013.


Approving the proposed changes in Nomenclature in the following Master’s Degree Program

FROM TO

Master of Arts major in Educational Manage-ment

Master of Arts in Educational Management

Master of Arts in Educa-tion Major in Mathemat-ics

Master of Arts in Mathematics

Master of Arts in Educa-tion Major in Filipino

Master of Arts in Filipino


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Board Resolution # 43, s. 2012 Approving the Revised Curriculum for the Bachelor of Public Administration effective First Semester SY 2012-2013 to incoming freshmen only.

Board Resolution # 44, s. 2012 Approving the appointment of Dr. Minerva I. Morales to the position of Professor VI as fallback position effective upon approval of the new charter converting Catanduanes State Colleges into a University

Board Resolution # 45, s. 2012 Approving the agenda as presented including other matters as amended

Board Resolution # 46, s. 2012 Ratifying the Minutes of 155th meeting of the Board of Trustees

Board Resolution # 47, s. 2012 Commending the report of the President for the Topnotchers in Licensure Examination undertaken by the graduates of Catanduanes State University.

Board Resolution # 48, s. 2012 Authorizing President Minerva I. Morales to discharge the duties, functions and responsibilities of the office of the President from December 1-10, 2012 on hold over capacity while awaiting the designation of an officer-in-charge of the Catanduanes State University per RA 10229.

Board Resolution # 49, s. 2012 Confirming the designation of Dr. Minerva I. Morales as Officer-in-charge of Catanduanes State University per CHED special order No. 98 S, 2012 effective December 11, 2012


Confirming Designations Prof. Hermes M. Gianan- OIC, Repair & Maintenance of Air conditions unit Prof. Dolores J. Osido- Project Manager, Crops Production Prof. Edwin T. Romero- Project Manager lawn Tennis Court Prof. Jonathan Capsa- OJT Supervisor, DICT Dr. Estrella S. Placides- Director, Research Services


Confirming Appointments

For Promotion Non-Teaching

Alfredo I. Del Valle- Admin Aide III to Admin Aide V Norma T. Ariate – Admin Aide IV to Admin Asst. II Ma. Cielo T. Arador- Admin Aide IV to Admin Aide VI Mariemilanie L. Aguilar- Admin Aide I to Admin Aide III Marichelle G. Panti- Admin Aide I to Admin Aide III Erlyn P. Tuno- Admin Aide IV to Admin Aide VI

Newly Hired

Rene V. Torres- Instructor I (Temporary) Hilda F. de Leon -Instructor I (Temporary) Rafael A. Icamen Jr. – Instructor (Temporary) Rowel S. Salvador – Instructor (Temporary) Ma. Concepcion S. Vera – Instructor (Temporary) Moreno D. Tabios Jr.- Instructor I (Temporary) Eliseo M. Somido- Instructor I (Temporary) Zyra Mae S. Tomagan- Instructor I (Temporary) Charlie T. Molod- Instructor I (Temporary)


Confirming Appointments (Contractual)

Jimmy T. Masagca- Veronica V. Gianan- Lilia T. Almonte

Associate Professor I

Contractual

Roberto B. Barba Rosel T. Ibardaloza Luis A. Olila Angel P. Gianan Jr. Jose Pio B. Sanchez Arthur I. Tabirara Junnie T. Gianan Jose B. Lim Abelisa D. Evangelista Evangeline P. Toquero Cherile Amor O. Quin-talla Jason S. Matienzo Mark Anthony A. Castro Marvie V. Sarmiento Maricel B. Padilla Jennifer T. Lizaso Reashiela L. Khan Sofia M. Socito Melbeth B. Aldea Laarni P. Buenviaje Charlie T. Molod Queenie Ann T. Sumulat Ma Vanessa Jane S. de Mesa Janice I. Lopez

Zyra Mae S. Tomagan Lowie Jay T. Tonio Ruel R. Torres Ma. Monette DR. Tugay Aster Vivien C. Vargas Jennifer G. Aquino Rechelle G. Chavez Marcelino P. Matienzo Kristian Q. Aldea Ceasar l. dela Providen-cia Restie Q. Emerenciana Nilo B. Gianan Jr. Immaculate T. Latorre Jimmylen Z. Tonio Ma. Nelita M. Panti Roderick t. Valeza Marilou A. Aldea Joan M. Socao Marie Rose R. Tapel Bernardino C. Abundo Ma. Cecelia V. Tiu

Instructor I


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Board Resolution # 53, s. 2012 Confirming Referendum Letter No. 4 S, 2012 regarding the Project Proposal for the procurement of con-struction materials testing laboratory in the amount of P3.5m grant from CHED Central Office

Board Resolution # 54, s. 2012 Confirming Referendum Letter no. 5 S, 2012 regarding the project proposals for Capital Outlay Projects in conformity with RDC Memorandum Circular No.2 dated 27, 2012 for endorsement to CHED and NEDA

Board Resolution # 55, s. 2012 Deferring action on the MOA with the National Nutrition Council and the Provincial Government of Catan-duanes and recommending the adoption of the same MOA, used by Sorsogon State Colleges.

Board Resolution # 56, s. 2012 Confirming the MOA with CHED Central Office

Board Resolution # 57, s. 2012 Confirming the MOA with the Office of the Vice President of the Philippines and CHED Central Office

Board Resolution # 58, s. 2012 Authorizing and Approving existing Guidelines, Policies, Manuals, Rules and Regulations under the old CSC Charter as basis of operation pending the approval of the Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of RA 10229

Board Resolution # 59, s. 2012 Deferring action on the Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of R.A. 10229 for further study to in-clude all existing pertinent policies, rules and regulations of the University subject to submission to CHED legal services for review and evaluation in compliance with Sec 25 of RA 10229.

Board Resolution # 60, s. 2012 Approving the appointment of Dr. Minerva I. Morales as Professor VI as fallback position effective Decem-ber 1, 2012

Board Resolution # 61, s. 2012 Approving the Re-alignment of Unobligated Allotment in the amount of ONE MILLION PESOS ONLY (P 1000,000.00)


Authorizing the President to grant PRAISE incentive bonus in the amount not to exceed TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND PESOS (P25, 000.00) to all officials, regular, casual employees and other employees with em-ployee-employer relationship subject to the compliance of all existing rules and regulations in giving PRAISE benefits and subject further to availability of funds.

Board Resolution # 63, s. 2012 Approving the revised Curriculum for the ladderized Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology effective 1st semester SY 2013-2014.

Board Resolution # 64, s. 2012 Approving the Admission and Retention Policies of the Bachelor of Science in Industrial Education (LBSIT) Program effective 1st semester SY 2013-2014.

THE CATANDUANES STATE UNIVERSITY BOARD OF REGENTS (seated from L-R) Dr. Minerva I. Morales, CSU President, Vice Chair; Dr. Patricia B. Licuanan, CHED Chairperson; Dr. Ruperto S. Sangalang, CHED Commissioner and CSU BOR Chair; Gov. Joseph C. Cua, Representative of Senator Edgardo J. Angara. Standing, L-R, Mr. Renato M. Panti, Board Secretary; Engr. Francis A. Gianan, Private Sector Representa-tive; Mr. Felizardo R. Colambo, Representative of Congressman Juan Edgardo M. Angara; Atty. Romeo C. Escandor, NEDA Region V. Director; Dr. Danilo Silva, Private Sector Representative; Mr. Danilo Murillo, Faculty Trustee; PBM Rafael Zuniega, Alumni Representative; Mr. Eric P. Amarille, Student Rep-resentative, and Director Tomas B. Briñas, DOST Region V Director. (GSR)


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NAME OF SEMINAR/TRAINING DATE AND VENUE PARTICIPANT/S

10-day Training on Live Saving Skills (T.O. No. 001, dated January 2, 2012) January 5-14, 2012 Naga College Foundation

Manlangit, Luz R.

Seminar on the 2010 Secondary Education Curriculum with Understanding by Design in Filipino and Math GS and Science, TLE and Social Studies (T.O. No. 005, dated January 3, 2012)

January 6-8, 2012 Subic, Zambales

Moraña, Amy T.

2-day Leadership Strategies for School Managers Conference (T.O. No. 020, dated January 10, 2012)

January 19-20, 2012 AIM Conference Center Makati City

Vela , Mila D.

2-day National Conference-Workshop titled LEAP 2012 (Leading through Technology, Enabling Innovations, Advancing Quality Standards, Promoting Productivity Growth) (T.O. No. 026, dated January 16, 2012)

February 1-2, 2012 Virata Hall, UP Diliman

San Juan, Esperanza P.

2011 Techno Gabay Performance Evaluation and Planning Workshop (T.O. No. 028, dated January 17, 2012)

January 16-17, 2012 BU-College of Science Auditorium, Legazpi City

Placides, Estrella S.

Seminar-Workshop and 6th National Convention of NARSUC (T.O. No. 029, dated January 17, 2012)

February 7-10, 2012 Punta Villa Resort, Arevalo, Iloilo City

Sorreda, Jocelyn T.

Basic Facilitator’s Training Workshop sponsored by the Youth Leadership Development Unit of Ayala Foundation (T.O. No. 034 dated January 18, 2012)

January 20-22, 2012 Antipolo City

Cantar, Maria Charlene A.

2-day Seminar-Workshop in Overview of Qualitative Research as Mode of Inquiry (T.O. No. 045, dated January 19, 2012)

January 26-27, 2012 La Roca, Gogon, Legazpi City

Pereyra, Goyeta G.

3-day IV Therapy Training Program (T.O. No. 057, dated January 25, 2012) January 27-29, 2012 Eastern Bicol Medical Center, Virac, Catanduanes

Buena, Josefina T. Lim, Janet B.

3rd Annual Conference of Advertising and Marketing Students of the Philippines (T.O. No. 068, dated January 30, 2012)

February 5, 2012 AFP Theater, Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City

Tablizo, Lorna A. Bernal, Edna L.

Seminar/Workshop on Preparation of Project Procurement Plan and Annual Procurement Plan (T.O. No. 069, dated January 30, 2012)

February 22-25, 2012 Hotel Veniz, Baguio City

Berjuega, Bienvenido B.

2-day Training/Workshop on ICM Planning for all Coastal LGUs of Catanduanes (T.O. No. 075, dated February 2, 2012)

February 3-4, 2012 Twin Rock, Beach Resort, Igang, Virac, Catanduanes

Tugano, Maria S.

Regional Training of Trainers on Organic Agriculture Internal Control System for Smallholders (T.O. No. 081, dated February 3, 2012)

Jan. 30-Feb. 3, 2012 Feb. 27-Mar. 2, 2012

Millon, Eddie S.

National Conference-Workshop on Theater Education (T.O. No. 106, dated February 17, 2012)

February 27-29, 2012 Bicol University, Legazpi City

Romero, Rico M.

Training on Seed Production, Seed Certification and Quality Control for Seed Growers (T.O. No. 124, dated February 29, 2012)

February 20-24, 2012 Rakdell Inn, Virac, Catanduanes

Osido, Dolores J.

TABLE 4.7— SEMINARS/TRAININGS ATTENDED FOR CY 2012, TEACHING STAFF


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NAME OF SEMINAR/TRAINING DATE & VENUE PARTICIPANT/S

Seminar-Workshop on Innovative Teaching and Research Strategies for Microbiology Educators (T.O. Nos. 125, 126 & 127, dated February 29, 2012)

March 2, 2012 Ateneo de Naga University

Sorra, Delia S. Ibardaloza, Rosel T. Reginaldo, Jamie Angelika P.

3-day Intensive Training Program on Training of Trainers on Statistics for Local Development Planning (T.O. No. 129, dated February 29, 2012)

March 5-7, 2012 San Bernardino Resort, Calabanga, Camarines Sur

Bernal, Emmanuel R. Murillo Danilo O. Tablizo, Rudy P. Padilla, Vicente G.

2012 Training Course on Database Management Using MS Access 2007 (T.O. No. 142, dated March 6, 2012)

March 19-23 & 26-28, 2012 Statistical Research and Training Center Kalayaan Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City

Tasarra, Serelino T.

Training Course on Comprehensive Java Programming (T.O. No. 143, dated March 6, 2012)

March 19-23, 2012 Active Learning, Inc. Designmix Bldg, Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila

Delluza, Ma. Emmie T.

Training Course IT Audit, Security and Governance (T.O. No. 144, dated March 6, 2012)

March 26-30, 2012 National Computer Institute, Diliman, Quezon City

Arcilla, Annie Dida S.

Training Course on Object-Oriented Analysis and Design using UML (T.O. No. 145, dated March 6, 2012)

March 27-30, 2012 Active Learning, Inc. Designmix Bldg, Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila

Suarez, Maria Concepcion T.

Training Course on MySQL Development and Administration (T.O. No. 146, dated March 6, 2012)

April 10-16, 2012 Active Learning, Inc. Designmix Bldg, Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila

Tapado, Belen M.

Training Web Development with PHP (T.O. No. 147, dated March 6, 2012)


Ma. Antonia E. Rojas

Training Course on Linux System Administration (T.O. No. 148, dated March 6, 2012)


Joy V. Santelices

Joint CHED-PICPA Faculty Training Program for Accounting Teachers (T.O. No. 172, dated March 12, 2012)

March 27-31, 2012 Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation in Lucena City

Esperanza P. San Juan

Family Planning Competency Based Training (FB CBT) Level 1 (T.O. No. 185, dated March 16, 2012)

March 26-30, 2012 UP Philippine General Hospital, Manila

Adelina M. Almojuela

National Forum and Workshop in Music Education (T.O. No. 196, dated March 20, 2012)

April 11-13, 2012, University of the Philippines College of Music, Diliman Quezon City

Cresencia G. Arcilla

2-day Training on Robotics (T.O. No. 197, dated March 20, 2012) April 26-27, 2012 HYTEC Power, Inc. Training Center, Novaliches, Quezon City

Roger B. Tagle Edwin T. Romero Jonathan B. Capsa Glorioso S. Gonzales


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Training on Decision Making with Data sponsored (T.O. No. 198, dated March 20, 2012)

May 21-25, 2012, Statistical Research and Training Center, SRTC, Diliman, Quezon City

Maria S. Tugano

National Conference on Geographical Information System cum Seminar Workshops on Enhancing Institutional Capability in Research and Extension thru the use of GIS (T.O. No. 200, dated March 21, 2012)

March 29-31, 2012 MAAP Campus, Mariveles, Bataan

National Convention and Trade Exhibit of the Philippine Society of Plumbing Engineers (PSPE) (T.O. No. 201, dated March 21, 2012)

March 30-31, 2012 Manila Grand Opera Hotel, Rizal Avenue cor. Doroteo Jose St., Sta. Cruz, Manila

Jose G. Ong

Seminar-training on Mechatronics Skills Enhancement Program (T.O. No. 208, dated March 26, 2012)

April 23-27, 2012 Technological University of the Philippines, Manila

Roger B. Tagle

2012 Summer Training for Social Science and Social Studies Teachers (T.O. No. 211, dated April 3, 2012)

April 17-20, 2012 UP Diliman, Quezon City

Jaymund M. Floranza

Pambansang Seminar-Worksyap ng De La Salle University-Manila Departamento ng Filipino (T.O. No. 212, dated April 3, 2012)

May 2-4, 2012 DLSU-Manila

Angelita P. Sabado

National Seminar-Workshop on Physics Teaching Apparatus and Exhibits (T.O. No. 213, dated April 3, 2012)

May 21-26, 2012 Bicol University Legazpi City

Manuel I. Torio

Seminar/Training on CAD 2D/3D Training Program (T.O. No. 214, dated April 3, 2012)

April 23-27, 2012 Technological University of the Philippines

Walter P. Panti

Seminar on Laws and Rules on Government Expenditures (T.O. No. 216, dated April 3, 2012)

May 15-18, 2012 PDC Case Room No. 2, Commission on Audit, Manila

Pedro F. Tumaque

National Seminar-Workshop on Curriculum Mapping para sa Koordineytor ng Filipino and National Seminar-Workshop on Differentiated Instruction: Tugon sa Pangangailangan ng Bawat Mag-aaral ng Filipino (T.O. No. 222, dated April 4, 2012)

May 7 & 8, 2012 UP Diliman, Quezon City

Maria Charlene A. Cantar

Seminar-Workshop on Values Matter: A National Congress on Values and Religious Education in the Philippines (T.O. No. 227, dated April 10, 2012)

April 20-21, 2012 College of St. Benilde, Arellano Malate, Manila

Nancy D. Magtangob

National Seminar-Workshop on Teaching Real Speaking - Creating an English Speaking Culture (T.O. No. 241, dated April 14, 2012)

April 20-22, 2012 Sta. Catalina Spirituality Center, Baguio City

Juanita V. Cervantes

3-day Seminar Workshop on Teaching Higher Order Thinking Skills in Health Sciences Courses (T.O. No. 242, dated April 17, 2012)

May 7-9, 2012 National Teacher Training Center for Health Professions, UP-Manila

Maria Alma V. Tabirara

45th National Convention of the Philippine Association of Educators in Office Administration Foundation, Inc. (T.O. No. 246, dated April 17, 2012)

April 30-May 1, 2012 Bayleaf Hotel, Intramuros

Socorro T. Brillante


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Training Course on Food Safety (T.O. No. 251, dated April 17, 2012)

May 7-11, 2011 UP, Manila

Elena G. Tasarra

National Seminar-workshop on Integrating Instructional Technology in the K to 12 Enhanced Basic Education Program: Challenges and Directions (T.O. No. 252, dated April 18, 2012)

May 22-24, 2012 Polytechnic University of the Philippines, Sta. Mesa, Manila

Sheila R. Gregorio

10th STET-VIP NSTP Annual National Convention and Qualifying Course (T.O. No. 264, dated April 24, 2012)

April 29-May 1, 2012 Maryridge, Iruhin West, Tagaytay City

Amelia B. Armea Judith S. Orsolino

Training Wheel Alignment and Wheel Balancing (T.O. No. 269, dated April 24, 2012)

May 7-11, 2012 GR8 Inc., Makati City

Jesus Tomas M. Gianan Magno G. Manlangit, Jr. Rafael A. Icamen, Jr.

National Folk Dance Workshop for Teachers (T.O. No. 270 & 274, dated April 24 & 25, 2012)

May 14-18, 2012 Batangas City Convention Center

Rico M. Romero Joerandy C. Tablizo

Annual Convention of the Philippine Society of Nutritionist-Dieticians (T.O. No. 271, dated April 24, 2012)

May 16-18, 2012 Taal Vista Hotel, Tagaytay City

Elena G. Tasarra

90th Foundation and 55th Nurses Week Celebration and Regional Convention of the Philippine Nurses Association (T.O. No. 272, dated April 24, 2012)

May 14-15, 2012 Capitol Dome, Virac, Catanduanes

Goyeta G. Pereyra Janet B. Lim Mary Elaine T. Tapel

27th Annual Dance Educators Convention-Workshop (T.O. No. 293, dated April 30, 2012)

May 12-15, 2012 University of Baguio, Baguio City

Rowel S. Salvador

Seminar-Workshop on Preparing Operations Manual for Educational Institutions (T.O. No. 294, dated April 30, 2012)

May 10-11, 2012 University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City

Ma. Edna Iñigo

Regional Convention of Human Resource Management in the Civil Service (T.O. No. 296, dated April 30, 2012)

May 22-23, 2012 Avenue Plaza Hotel, Naga City

Lily P. Custodio

One-week Immersion in Conventional Milling and Precision Grinding (T.O. No. 298, dated May 2, 2012)

May 21-25, 2012 Vivitech Corp. Taguig City

Jesus B. Isorena

2012 Summer Course on Gender and Development Planning and Budgeting (T.O. No. 300, dated May 2, 2012)

May 14-17, 2012 Miriam College, Quezon City

Socorro T. Brillante

8-day 2012 Training-Workshop on Bridging between Languages in Mother-Language-Based Education under the New K-12 Curriculum (T.O. No. 322, dated May 10, 2012)

May 14-26, 2012 St. Louis University, Baguio City

Rosana T. Abundo

Regional Mass Training of Teachers for Grade 7 of the K to 12 Basic Education Curriculum - Science and Math (T.O. No. 329 & 350, dated May 11 & 15, 2012)

May 15-18, 2012 Bicol University, Legazpi City

Teresita S. Panti Rhodora B. Cabrera Mercy B. Cabrera Ofelia V. Tugano


Corazon T. Cilot Linda Z. Talan Francis Tatel


Rhodora B. Cabrera Amy T. Morańa Emelita S. Castro

May 29 to June 2, 2012 Bicol University, Legazpi City

Letecia A. Tolledo Jennifer G. Aquino Rowel S. Salvador


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Seminar on Strategic Development Planning: An Introductory Proper on How to Make a 5-year Comprehensive Plan for Colleges, Universities, Technical and Vocational School and Business Sector (T.O. No. 338, dated May 11, 2012)

May 16, 2012 University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City

Victoriano A. Prolles

Seminar on Unpacking the Grade VII Curriculum and Standard-Based Assessment for Effective Learning in the Classroom (T.O. No. 340, dated May 14, 2012)

May 15, 2012 Divine Word College, College Legazpi City

Eddie R. Cabrera Ditas T. Manlangit

Consultation/Workshop on Federation of Faculty Student and Alumni Association of SUCs in compliance with the provisions of RA 8292 and CHED Memorandum No. 3, s. 2011 (T.O. No. 347, dated May 15, 2012)

April 14, 2012 NEDA Regional Office V, Arimbay, Legazpi City

Jhomann U. Socito

Paralegal Training for the Next-Liner Leaders (T.O. No. 348, dated May 15, 2012)

May 27-29, 2012, Eurotel North Edsa, Quezon City

Danilo O. Murillo

Seminar on Updates on the Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations of RA 9184 (T.O. No. 349, dated May 15, 2012)

May 30 to June 2, 2012 Bayview Park Hotel, UN Corner Roxas Boulevard, Manila

Melvyn McArthur R. Tating

Industry Immersion in Conventional Milling and Precision Grinding (T.O. No. 361, dated May 23, 2012)

June 11-15, 2012 Vivitech Corp. Taguig City

Jesus B. Isorena

Trainers Training on National Aquasilviculture Program guidelines (T.O. No. 362, dated May 24, 2012)

May 26, 2012 Lucena City

Ma. Jugie R. Ramos

Training-Workshop on NBC No. 461 - Revisiting the QCE Instrument and Software Utilization (T.O. No. 368, dated May 25, 2012)

May 28-30, 2012 Crown Regency Residences, Guadalupe, Cebu City

Richard T. Bernal Danilo O. Murillo

Regional Training for Grade 7 teachers of SUCs (T.O. No. 372, dated May 30, 2012)

June 3-7, 2012 BU, Legazpi City

Rico M. Romero Ditas T. Manlangit Amy T. Moraña Leticia A. Tolledo

Training of Grade One Teachers on the Implementation of K to 12 Basic Education Curriculum (T.O. No. 377, dated May 31, 2012)

May 28-June 1, 2012 Twin Rock, Igang, Virac, Catanduanes

Mr. Joerandy C. Tablizo

Seminar-workshop on Selected (T.O. No. 380, dated June 1, 2012)

June 7-9, 2012 Sorsogon State Colleges, Sorsogon City

Prof. Edgar O. Tatel, Prof Pio G. Panti, Ms. Erlyn P. Tuno, Prof. Edwin T. Romero, Prof. Josefina A. Lareza

Seminar on Unpacking the Grade VII Curriculum and Standard-Based Assessment for Effective Learning in the Classroom (T.O. No. 381, dated June 5, 2012)

May 15, 2012 Divine Word College, College Legazpi City

Prof. Imelda T. Bernal

Seminar-Workshop on Outcome Based Education and Implementation of CMO No. 14, s. 2008 (T.O. No. 407, dated June 14, 2012)

June 18, 2012 CHED Auditorium, HEDF Bldg., C.P. Garcia Avenue, UP Diliman, Quezon City

Dr. Ruben P. Tablizo

1st National Convention of the Philippine Association of Agriculturist (T.O. No. 416, dated June 19, 2012)

June 19-20, 2012 Splash Mountain Resort, Lalakay, Los Baños, Laguna

Dr. Ruben C. Velasco


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28th Annual Convention and Scientific Meeting of the Operating Room Nurses Association of the Philippines, Inc. (T.O. No. 424, dated June 21, 2012)

July 7-8, 2012 Fiesta Pavilion, Manila

Prof. Josefina T. Buena

8th Annual Postgraduate Course of the Philippine Gynecological Society-Bicol (T.O. No. 425, dated June 21, 2012)

July 27, 2012 Our Lady of Lourdes College, Daet Camarines Norte

Prof. Myrna T. Herrera Ms. Mary Elaine T. Tapel Ms. Diana Rose A. Deinla

Training on Resource Rehabilitation and Aquasilviculture Program (T.O. No. 430, dated June 23, 2012)

June 25 to July 3, 2012 BFAR-NBATRC, Pagbilao, Quezon

Prof. Ma. Jugie R. Ramos

Seminar on Understanding and Updates on Government Procurement System (RA 9184) (T.O. No. 443, dated July 3, 2012)

August 15-17, 2012 Hotel Kimberly, Pedro Gil St., Malate, Manila

Dr. Lily P. Custodio

Workshop of the Technical Working Group on Improving Retention Rate (T.O. No. 453 dated July 5, 2012)

July 19, 2012 NEDA Region 5, Arimbay, Legazpi City

Prof. Imelda T. Bernal Prof. Jesus B. Isorena

Regional Training of Teachers for Grade 1 and Grade 7 of the K-12 Basic Education Curriculum (T.O. Nos. 463 & *463 dated July 16, 2012)

July 16-20, 2012

Prof. Imelda T. Bernal Mrs. Emelita Castro

July 23-27, 2012 Bicol University, Legazpi City

Prof. Leticia A. Tolledo Mrs. Amy T. Moraña

Three-day Workshop on Revisiting and Enhancing the SUCs’ Strategic Plans (T.O. Nos. 478 & 479 dated July 18, 2012)

July 24-26, 2012 Taal Vista Hotel, Tagaytay City

Dr. Minerva I. Morales Prof. Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento

Training Course on Technical Report Writing for Presentation/Publication in a Refereed Journal (T.O. No. 481 dated July 18, 2012)

July 23-27, 2012 PCARRD Headquarters, Los Baños, Laguna

Prof. Juanita V. Cervantes

Bicol Youth Conference and Workshop on Volunteerism and Transformational Leadership) (T.O. No. 482 dated July 19, 2012)

July 20-21, 2012 Albay Capitol, Legazpi City

Mr. Joseph G. Zafe

Orientation on Policies and Guidelines on Educational Tours and Field Trips of College and Graduate Students (T.O. No. 489 dated July 20, 2012)

July 25, 2012 CHED Auditorium, Quezon City

Prof. Amelia B. Armea

Training on Regionwide Benchmark Survey on Native Chicken (T.O. No. 496 dated July 21, 2012)

July 24-25, 2012 BUCAF, Guinobatan, Albay

Dr. Ruben P. Tablizo

National Seminar-Workshop on Gender and Development: Thrusts and Directions in the 21st Century (T.O. No. 498 dated July 21, 2012)

July 25-26, 2012 Technological University of the Philippines, Manila

Mrs. Erlinda F. Tabor


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2012 National Workers’ Congress - Working in Government with Pride and Dignity (T.O. Nos. 504 & 525 dated July 30 & August 3, 2012)

August 31, 2012 Tent City, Manila Hotel, Roxas Blvd., Manila

Dr. Sonia A. Torio Mr. Danilo O. Murillo

Ika-3 Komperensyang Internasyonal sa Filipino Bilang Wikang Global (T.O. No. 505 dated July 30, 2012)

August 3-5, 2012 CSB Hotel International Malate, Manila

Dr. Maria Charlene A. Cantar

10th Youth for Information Technology Congress (T.O. No. 512 dated July 31, 2012)

September 10-15, 2012 UP Diliman, Quezon City

Mrs. Maria Concepcion S. Vera, Mrs. Maria Antonia E. Rojas

Planning Workshop on Strategic Action for LRI towards Effective Local Governance (T.O. No. 527 dated August 6, 2012)

August 23-24, 2012 Lake Sebu, South Cotabato

Dr. Aida A. Dianela

Seminar on K to 12 Basic Education Program: Burning Issues and Inspiring Opportunities T.O. No. 534 dated August 7, 2012)

August 24-25, 2012 Holiday Inn Manila, Pasig City

Dr. Mila D. Vela Prof. Imelda T. Bernal

Training on Resource Protection Rehabilitation and Aquasilviculture (T.O. No. 553 & 530, dated August 15 & 17, 2012)

August 20-25. 2012 BFAR-RFTC Training Hall. Tayhi, Tabaco City

Prof. Pedro F. Tumaque Dr. Minerva I. Morales

Science Education Institute - Department of Science and Technology Research Enhancement Training-Workshop (T.O. No. 554, dated August 17, 2012)

September 4-6. 2012 Punta de Fabian Resort in Baras, Rizal

Dr. Mila D. Vela Prof. Imelda T. Bernal Prof. Maria Sheila R. Gregorio

Regional Conference on Strengthening Internationalization of Higher Education Through the University Mobility in Asia and the Pacific Model (T.O. No. 568 & 582, dated August 22 & 29, 2012)

August 30, 2012 CWC Pili, Camarines Sur

Dr. Aurora E. Araojo

Panrehiyong Seminar sa Filipino (T.O. No. 570, dated August 22, 2012)

August 25, 2012 Pamantasan ng Bikol,

Dr. Maria Charlene A. Cantar

Regional Training of Secondary School Paper Advisers and Campus Writers (for English Publications) (T.O. No. 572, dated August 22, 2012)

August 27-31, 2012 Charisma Function Hall, Guinobatan, Albay`

Mrs. Josephine R. Tomagan

Module A-2 Workshop on Strategic Business Planning (T.O. No. 577, dated August 23, 2012)

August 28-30, 2012 Hotel St. Ellis, Legazpi City

Prof. Esperanza P. San Juan

Luzon Convention of the Human Resource Management Practitioners - Enabling HRMPs to Respond Management Strategically to the Challenges of the 21st Century (T.O. No. 584, dated August 29, 2012)

October 2-4, 2012 CWC Pili, Camarines Sur

Mrs. Marilyn B. Panti

National Seminar-Workshop on Understanding and Doing Qualitative Research (T.O. No. 630, dated September 9, 2012)

October 16-17, 2012 Institute of Social Order, Ateneo de Manila University, Loyola Heights, Quezon City

Prof. Socorro T. Brillante Dr. Fe T. Gianan

9th Green Forum - The Green Challenge: What’s The Score (T.O. No. 631, dated September 9, 2012)

September 7-8, 2012 PICC. CCP Complex, Roxas Blvd., Manila

Arch. Jose G. Ong

National Seminar-Workshop on Sports, Physical Education and Human Development: Towards the Promotion of Healthy Lifestyle and Well-Being (T.O. No. 638, dated September 13, 2012)

September 26-28, 2012 Hotel Supreme. Baguio City

Prof. Edgar O. Tatel


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Digital Microscopy Workshop (T.O. No. 643, dated September 13, 2012)

September 19, 2012 Hytech Power, Inc. Training Facility, Quezon City

Prof. Delia S. Sorra

Proposal Re-Packaging Workshop (T.O. No. 652, dated September 14, 2012)

September 13, 2012 Bicol University Legazpi City

Dr. Estrella S. Placides Dr. Ruben C. Velasco

APCAS Annual Conference/Seminar - Response to the K-12 Curriculum: Challenges, Implications and Actions (T.O. No. 709, dated October 10, 2012)

October 4-5, 2012 Centro Escolar University, Manila

Prof. Pio G. Panti

Division Seminar-Workshop of Elementary School Paper Adviser and Campus Writers (T.O. No. 731, dated October 10, 2012)

October 15-17, 2012 Division Office Conference Room Hall A & C, Virac, Catanduanes

Cilot, Corazon T. Molod, Charlie T.

Zonal Orientation on CMO No. 37, s. 2012 - Policies, Standards & Guidelines on the Establishment of Outcome-Based Education Institutions offering Engineering Program (T.O. No. 733, dated October 10, 2012)

October 13-17, 2012 CHED Auditorium, HEDC Bldg., CP Garcia Avenue, UP Campus, Diliman, Quezon City

Engr. Pedro R. Arcilla, Jr.

2012 National Children’s Science Interactive Workshop (T.O. No. 747, dated October 19, 2012)

October 22-25, 2012 Plaza del Norte Hotel and Convention Center, Laoag, Ilocos

Mrs. Ditas T. Manlangit Mr. Joerandy C. Tablizo

TGP Consultation Workshop (T.O. No. 752, dated October 19, 2012)

October 11, 2012 BUCAF Farmers’ Training Center, Guinobatan, Albay

Mr. Ananias A. Deuda

BCHRD Agenda Setting and Strategic Planning Workshop (T.O. No. 754, dated October 19, 2012)

October 8-10, 2012 Bicol University, College of Nursing, Legazpi City

Dr. Alvin C. Ogalesco

National Seminar-Workshop on Best Practices in Teaching English Grammar, Vocabulary and Writing (T.O. Nos. 755 & 756, dated October 19, 2012)

November 2-4, 2012 Sta. Catalina Spirituality Center, Baguio City

Mrs. Juanita V. Cervantes Prof. Catalina T. Tabian

8th Bamboo Training/Seminar - Learn & Earn from Bamboo Experts (T.O. No. 759, dated October 19, 2012)

October 13, 2012 Sitio Tanza, Brgy. San Jose. Antipolo City

Dr. Estrella S. Placides

Seminar-Workshop on Creative Teaching for Kindergarten Teachers (T.O. No. 762, dated October 19, 2012)

October 17-19, 2012 HRD Bldg., CSC, Virac, Catanduanes

Mrs. Laarni R. Buenviaje Mrs. Melbeth B. Aldea

Training of New AACCUP Accreditors (T.O. No. 764, dated October 19, 2012)

October 24-26, 2012 Punta Villa Resort Hotel, Iloilo City

Prof. Ma. Edna R. Iñigo Dr. Alvin C. Ogalesco

3-day Intravenous Therapy Training Program (T.O. No. 776, dated October 22, 2012)

October 29-31, 2012 Rakdell Inn, Virac, Catanduanes

Prof. Jocelyn Ll. Jordan Prof. Janet B. Lim Ms. Lilibeth I. Tubalinal Ms. Margie T. Molina

Training sponsored Comprehensive Introduction to Java Programming (T.O. No. 807, dated November 6, 2012)

November 26-29 and December 3, 2012 Active Learning, Inc. Designmix Bldg., Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila

Engr. Annie Dida S. Arcilla


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Training sponsored Comprehensive Introduction to Java Programming (T.O. No. 807, dated November 6, 2012)

November 26-29 and December 3, 2012 Active Learning, Inc. Designmix Bldg., Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila

Engr. Annie Dida S. Arcilla

1st Session of the Flagship Course on Academic Excellence (T.O. No. 776, dated October 22, 2012)

November 12-16, 2012 Sarangani Highlands, Tambler, General Santos City


Pambansang Seminar-Workshop sa Pagtuturo ng Filipino gamit ang Bagong Kurikulum (T.O. No. 830, dated November 13, 2012)

November 22-24, 2012 St. Scholastica’s College, Manila

Mrs. Josephine R. Tomagan Mrs. Leticia A. Tolledo

National Seminar-Workshop for NSTP Educators and Implementers (T.O. No. 831, dated November 13, 2012)

November 12-14, 2012 Armed Forces of the Philippines, DND, Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City

Prof. Judith S. Orsolino

Basic Employment Service Training (BEST) (T.O. No. 847, dated November 19, 2012)

November 15, 2012 DOLE Regional Office V, Legazpi City

Mrs. Maricel S. Cariaso

Training-workshop in Biogas Technology fro Bicol Region (T.O. No. 853, dated November 20, 2012)

November 26-29, 2012 Hotel St. Ellis, Legazpi City

Mr. Ramon F. Samonte

Annual Youth Formation Workshop and Youth Hours 2012 (T.O. No. 867, dated November 21, 2012)

December 1, 2012 Naga College Foundation Auditorium, Naga City

Prof. Melinda V. Abichuela

Week 2 and 3 of the Flagship Course on Academic Excellence (Luzon Batch) (T.O. No. 883, dated November 23, 2012)

November 26-29, 2012 Tagbilaran, Bohol December 17-19, 2012 DAP, Pasig City


Capability Building Seminar for Overseas Filipino Worker Help Desk Officers (T.O. No. 891, dated November 23, 2012)

November 28-29, 2012 Twin Rock Beach Resort, Igang, Virac, Catanduanes

Mrs. Maricel S. Cariaso

37th YMCA National Congress of College Students and the 17th YMCA National Campus Club Advisers Seminar-Workshop (T.O. No. 892, dated November 24, 2012)

December 5-9, 2012 Teachers’ Camp, Baguio City

Mrs. Gemma G. Acedo

Seminar on IT Auditing (T.O. No.922, dated December 10, 2012)

December 8, 2012 PICPA Bldg., 700 Shaw Blvd., Mandaluyong City

Mr. Eliseo M. Somido, Jr.

Seminar on PFRS Updates (T.O. No.923, dated December 10, 2012)

December 20, 2012 PICPA Bldg., 700 Shaw Blvd., Mandaluyong City

Prof. Leticia T. Manlangit

7th National Conference on Health Professions Education (T.O. No.947, dated December 20, 2012)

January 30-31, 2013 Pan Pacific Hotel, Malate, Manila

Prof. Goyeta G. Pereyra

Trainors Training on Formulation of Local Climate Change Action Plan (T.O. No.948, dated December 20, 2012)

December 3-7, 2012 LGA Training Center, Los Baños, Laguna

Prof. Sonia R. Vargas Mr. Eliseo M. Somido Jr.


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NAME OF SEMINAR/TRAINING DATE AND VENUE NAME OF PARTICIPANTS

2011 Techno Gabay Performance Evaluation and Planning Workshop (T.O. No. 025, dated January 16, 2012)

January 16-17, 2012 BU-College of Science Auditorium, Legazpi City

Mr. Ananias A. Deuda Mrs. Eleanor B. Tablizo Mrs. Gemma G. Acedo

Seminar-Workshop and 6th National Convention of NARSUC (T.O. No. 029, dated January 17, 2012)

February 7-10, 2012 Punta Villa Resort, Arevalo, Iloilo City

Mrs. Marilyn G. Tejada

Seminar on Effective Records Management sponsored by CLEARED (T.O. No. 030, dated January 17, 2012)

January 25-27, 2012 Bonifacio Hall, UP Diliman, Quezon City

Mr. Ike U. Marquez

Seminar/Workshop on Preparation of Project Procurement Plan and Annual Procurement Plan (T.O. No. 069, dated January 30, 2012)

February 22-25, 2012 Hotel Veniz, Baguio City

Mr. Santos B. Sorra Ms. Sheila T. Bagadiong

Seminar on Managing Problem Employees in the Organization sponsored by CLEARED, Inc. (T.O. No. 118, dated February 29, 2012)

March 8-9, 2012 UP SOLAIR, Diliman, Quezon City

Mrs. Azucena T. Torrente Mrs. Asuncion O. Uchi

Training Workshop on Updates on the Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations of RA 9184 (T.O. No. 120, dated February 29, 2012)

February 27-29, 2012 BUCS Auditorium, Legazpi City

Mrs. Angelee Z. Malijan

Seminar-Workshop on RA 9470 and Basic Records and Archives Management (T.O. No. 122 & 131, dated Feb 29 & March 5, 2012)

March 6-8, 2012 Heritage Hotel, Roxas Blvd. EDSA, Pasay City

Mrs. Fe P. Cilot Mrs. Maryshiel S. Tabios

Seminar-Workshop on Financial and Operations Audit (T.O. No. 164, dated March 12, 2012)

March 14-16, 2012 Hotel Kimberly, Manila

Mr. Melchor S. Suarez

1st National Symposium-Workshop on Workplace Cooperation for Quality, Productivity and Competitiveness (T.O. No. 183, dated March 15, 2012)

March 29-30, 2012 Subic Bay, Zambales

Mrs. Medita P. Reyes

DBM and PASUC Orientation/Hands-on Workshop on the GMIS Web-Based Application System (T.O. No. 190, dated March 17, 2012)

March 19-20, 2012 Bayview Hotel, Manila

Mr. Santos B. Sorra

1st Bicol Regional Seminar for Electronic Engineers (T.O. No. 194, dated March 20, 2012)

March 25-26, 2012 Casablanca , Legazpi City

Engr. Rommel A. Magtangob

Seminar on Cash Management and Control System by Commission on Audit (T.O. No. 215, dated April 3, 2012)

April 18-20, 2012 Commission on Audit, Manila

Mr. Rudy M. Robles

Seminar on Laws and Rules on Government Expenditures by Commission on Audit (T.O. No. 216 & 248, dated April 17, 2012)

May 15-18, 2012 Commission on Audit, Manila

Mrs. Asuncion O. Uchi Mrs. Madilyn V. Borromeo

Seminar on Property and Supply Management System by the Commission on Audit (T.O. No. 217, dated April 3, 2012)

June 5-8, 2012 Commission on Audit Manila

Mr. Albert V. Cabrera

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Regional Convention and Mandatory Continuing Legal Education Seminar for Lawyers (T.O. No. 231, dated April 12, 2012)

March 28-31, 2012 Villa Caceres Hotel, Naga City

Atty. Gregorio M. Sarmiento, Jr

Anti-Money Laundering Council Training (T.O. No. 236 & 244, dated April 16 & 17, 2012)

April 20, 2012 Legazpi City

Mr. Necodimos S. Del Agua, Mrs. Azucena T. Torrente

Training on Structural Analysis and Design (T.O. No. 259, dated April 23, 2012)

March 25-April 29, 2012 (Sundays) MICROCADD Technologies, Cubao, Quezon City

Engr. Jose Rafael R. Manoguid

Seminar on Accounting for Non-Accountants (T.O. No. 265, dated April 24, 2012)

June 26-29, 2012 Commission on Audit, Quezon City

Mrs. Lolita S. Sicio Mrs. Carmen T. Torres

Seminar on Internal Control Structure (T.O. No. 266, dated April 24, 2012)

July 17-20, 2012 Commission on Audit, Quezon City

Mr. Dante B. Rojas

2-day National Seminar-Workshop on Capability Building for Office Secretaries (T.O. No. 267, dated April 24, 2012)

May 14-125, 2012 U.P. Diliman, Quezon City

Ms. Erlyn P. Tuno

In-Service Re-Training Course (T.O. No. 276, dated April 25, 2012)

May 6-14, 2012 Vinard Security Training Academy, Quezon City

Mr. Dominador S. Pascua

2-day National Seminar on Cataloging of Moving Image Materials and other Non-Book Materials via AACR (2005) in the MARC Format (T.O. No. 277, dated April 25, 2012)

May 14-15, 2012 Benitez, Alumni Center, UP Diliman, Quezon City

Mrs. Araceli T. Mendez

Web-based Application Training (T.O. No. 287, dated April 30 2012)

May 4, 2012 Bicol University, Legazpi City


Seminar o Basic Accounting and Internal Control for Non-Accountants (T.O. No. 302, dated May 2, 2012)

June 27-29, 2012 Hotel Kimberly, Pedro Gil St., Malate, Manila

Mr. Patricio D. Iñigo

Seminar on Internal Control Structure sponsored by the Commission on Audit (T.O. No. 307, dated May 7, 2012)


Mrs. Anabella V. Magdaraog, Mr. Nestor T. Sarmiento

Seminar on Cash Management and Control System (T.O. No. 308, dated May 7, 2012)


Mrs. Elsie V. Rojas

Seminar on Rules and Regulations on the Settlement of Accounts and the Revised Rules of Procedures of COA (T.O. No. 309, dated May 7, 2012)

October 1-2, 2012 Commission on Audit, Quezon City

Mrs. Nida U. Salvador Mrs. Isabel L. Dela Hostria

Seminar on Internal Control System for Property and Supply Management -(Appraisal and Disposal (T.O. No. 310, dated May 5, 2012)

May 30 – June 1, 2012 Hotel Kimberly, Pedro Gil St., Malate, Manila

Mrs. Lily S. Ham


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Regional Convention in Human Resource Management in the Civil Service (T.O. No. 311, dated May 7, 2012)

May 22-23, 2012 Avenue Plaza Hotel, Naga City

Mrs. Azucena T. Torrente Mrs. Eleanor B. Vargas

National Seminar-workshop on Capability Building for Office Secretaries (T.O. No. 315, dated May 8, 2012)

May 14-15, 2012 U.P. Diliman, Quezon City

Mrs. Marietta R. Tabligan

Basic Occupational Safety Training (T.O. No. 317, dated May 8, 2012)

May 7-11, 2012 DOLE, Manila

Mrs. Maribel Ralla

Annual Regional Convention of the Philippine Nurses Association (T.O. No. 319, dated May 10, 2012)

May 14-15, 2012 Capitol Dome, Virac, Catanduanes

Mrs. Aurora B. Hibo Mrs. Milagros T. Gianan Mrs. Emily R. Tabios

Trainer’s Training on the NSRC Implementation (T.O. No. 328, dated May 11, 2012)


Mr. Rene T. Arisapa

Seminar on Effective and Efficient Discipline (SEED) (T.O. No. 342, dated May 14, 2012)

May 29-31, 2012 Civil Service Commission, Regional Office V, Legazpi City

Prof. Pedro F. Tumaque Mrs. Elena T. Joson

Seminar on Basic Customer Service Skills (T.O. No. 344 & 502, dated May 14 & July 27, 2012)

June 19-20, 2012 & Aug 7-8, 2012 Civil Service Commission, Regional Office V, Legazpi City

Ms. Raissa A. Del Valle Ms. Jovi Pines S. Olat Ms. Melrose T. Pitajen

Supervisory Development Course (SDC) Track 1 (T.O. No. 343, dated May 14, 2012)

June 12-15, 2012 Civil Service Commission, Regional Office V, Legazpi City

Mr. Rommel S. Torres Mrs. Evelyn M. Samar

Training on Frontline Service, Ethics, and Accountability (T.O. Nos. 346, 464 & 471 dated May 14 & July 16 & 17, 2012)

July 24-25, 2012 Civil Service Commission, Regional Office V, Legazpi City

Ms. Marie Fe A. Evangelista, Mrs. Nida U. Salvador, Mrs. Alice S. Rojas, Mrs. Maria Isabel L. Dela Hostria, Ms. Sheila T. Bagadiong

Workshop on the World Bank Philippines Renewable Energy Development Project (T.O. No. 355, dated May 22, 2012)

May 17, 2012 Makati Intercontinental Hotel

Atty. Gregorio M. Sarmiento, Jr.

Seminar on Laws and Rules on Government Expenditure (T.O. No. 356, dated May 22, 2012)

July 10-13, 2012 Commission on Audit, Manila

Mrs. Madilyn V. Borromeo

Seminar on Service Delivery Excellence (SEDP) (T.O. No. 388, dated June 11, 2012

August 1-3, 2012 Civil Service Commission, Regional Office V, Legazpi City

Ms. Gemma M. Faustino Mrs. Norma T. Ariate Mrs. Marietta R. Tabligan

Seminar Basic Customer Service Skills (T.O. Nos. 389 & 439, dated June 11 & July 2, 2012)


Mr. Valentino L. Valeza Ms. Geraldine M. Arcilla Mrs. Anabella V. Magdaraog Mr. Noel V. Buendia


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Seminar on Enhancing Administrative Support Services and Skills (T.O. Nos. 390 & 440, dated June 11 & July 2, 2012)


Mrs. Angelita L. Abundo Mrs. Peńa S. Olat Mrs. Maryshiel S. Tabios

Seminar on Effective and Efficient Discipline (SEED) (T.O. No. 391, dated June 11, 2012)


Mr. Melchor S. Suarez Mrs. Elena T. Joson

Seminar on Government Procurement and its Generic Procurement Manual (T.O. No.423, dated June 21, 2012)

July 11-14, 2012 Hotel Veniz, Baguio City

Atty. Gregorio M. Sarmiento, Jr.

Seminar Fraud, Awareness, Detection & Prevention (T.O. No. 434, dated July 2, 2012)


Mr. Rommel S. Torres

Seminar Basic Internal Control System and Internal Auditing Principles and Practices (T.O. No. 461, dated July 11, 2012)


Mrs. Ma. Concepcion V. Marquez

Seminar on Auditing Infrastructure Projects (T.O. No. 509, dated July 30, 2012)

August 8-10, 2012 Hotel Kimberly , Pedro Gil St., Malate, Manila

Mr. Rommel S. Torres

National Training-Workshop and Conference of the Philippine Board Secretaries of State Colleges and Universities, Inc. (T.O. No. 545, dated August 13, 2012)

August 22-25, 2012 Dapitan City

Mr. Renato M. Panti

Seminar Internal Control System for Property & Supply Management (Appraisal and Disposal) (T.O. No. 541, dated August 9, 2012)

September 26-28, 2012 Hotel Kimberly, Pedro Gil St., Malate, Manila

Ms. Mercy V. Samar Mrs. Rebecca A. Peña

Luzon Convention of the HRMPs - Enabling HRMPs to Respond Management Strategically to the Challenges of the 21st Century (T.O. No. 544, dated August 13, 2012)

October 2-4, 2012 CWC, Pili, Camarines Sur

Mrs. Azucena T. Torrente Mrs. Eleanor B. Vargas

Workshop on Cascading of Agency Performance Targets for SUCs (T.O. No. 551, dated August 15, 2012)

August 17, 2012 Great Eastern Hotel, Quezon Avenue, Quezon City

Prof. Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento

Regional Conference on Strengthening Internationalization of Higher Education Through the University Mobility in Asia and the Pacific Model (T.O. No. 582, dated August 29, 2012)

August 30, 2012 CWC Pili, Camarines Sur

Mr. Gerry S. Rubio

Symposium on Race Towards a Smoke-Free Civil Service: Implementation of CSC MC 17 s. 2009 (T.O. No. 599, dated August 30, 2012)

August 29, 2012 Hotel Venezia Function Hall, Legazpi City

Atty. Gregorio M. Sarmiento Jr.


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Training on Statistics for Policy Analysis (T.O. No. 622, dated September 9, 2012)

September 17-21, 2012 Statistical Research and Training Center, Diliman, Quezon City

Ms. Bernadeth M. Tria

Seminar-Workshop on Design and Administration of Training Programs (T.O. No. 642, dated September 13, 2012)

September 26-28, 2012 UP SOLAIR, Diliman, Quezon City


Flagship Course on Administrative Service Excellence (T.O. No. 656, dated September 14, 2012) and 693, dated September 24, 2012

September 17-21, 2012 Clark, Angeles City and October 1-2, 2012 Subic, Zambales


Seminar on Basic Customer Service Skills (T.O. No. 601, dated August 31, 2012)

October 16-17, 2012 Civil Service Commission Regional Office V, Legazpi City

Ms. Marie Fe A. Evangelista, Mrs. Sheilakim M. Lumabi Ms. Ma. Gazel T. Chavez

Seminar on Training on Frontline Service, Ethics and Accountability (T.O. Nos. 602, 716, 727 & 730, dated August 31 & October 10, 2012)

October 23-24, 2012 Civil Service Commission Regional Office V, Legazpi City

Mrs. Vicky L. Aracosta Mrs. Maureen L. Manoguid, Mrs. Salvacion B. Murillo, Engr. Jose Rafael R. Manoguid Mrs. Marietta R. Tabligan Mrs. Alice S. Rojas

Training on Effective Records Management (T.O. No. 694, dated October 3, 2012)

November 5-6, 2012 Bonifacio Hall, UP SOLAIR, Diliman, Quezon City

Mr. Ike U. Marquez

Seminar on GAD Planning and Budgeting (T.O. No. 706 dated October 10, 2012)

October 24-25, 2012 COA Quezon City

Prof. Socorro T. Brillante Ms. Perla A. Tolentino

Training Course on Network + (T.O. No 712 dated October 10, 2012)

October 26-27, 2012 Hytec Power, Inc., Novaliches, Quezon City

Mr. Joseph B. Lumbao

Seminar-workshop on Effective Communication Skills (T.O. Nos. 715 & 814, dated October 10 & November 6, 2012)

November 13-14, 2012 Bonifacio Hall, UP SOLAIR, Diliman, Quezon City

Mrs. Helen M. Porte Mrs. Azucena T. Torrente

Seminar on Administrative Justice (T.O. No. 717 & 735 dated October 10 & 18, 2012)

November 13-15, 2012 CSC Regional Office V Training Hall, Legazpi City

Ms. Perla A. Tolentino Atty. Gregorio M. Sarmiento Mr. Jose M. Villarreal

Gender Sensitivity Seminar (T.O. No. 736, dated October 18, 2012)

November 12, 2012 Civil Service Commission, Regional Office V, Legazpi City

Mrs. Josephine B. Refugio Ms. Celia Maria A. Sarmiento


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NAME OF SEMINAR/TRAINING DATE & VENUE NAME OF PARTICIPANTS

Supervisory Development Course (SDC) Track 2 & 3 (T.O. No. 746, dated October 19, 2012)

November 19-23, 2012 Civil Service Commission, Regional Office V, Legazpi City

Mrs. Araceli T. Mendez Mrs. Evelina T. Vargas

Flagship Course on Administrative Service Excellence (T.O. No. 760 dated October 19, 2012)

October 22-24, 2012 Astoria Hotel Residential Suites, Ortigas Center, Pasig City


National Seminar-Workshop on Enhancing Institutional Performance through Effective Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation (T.O. No. 793 dated October 30, 2012)

November 20-22, 2012 Conference Hall, 5th Floor IRTC Bldg., TUP Manila

Mr. Gerry S. Rubio Ms. Ma. Alma S. Borja

Seminar in Legal Basis of the Management of Health Care Waste (T.O. No. 818 dated November 30, 2012)

November 17, 2012 Legazpi City

Mr. Francis Jay O. Olonan

Seminar on Auditing Infrastructure Projects (T.O. No. 828 dated November 12, 2012)

November 21-23, 2012 Kimberly Hotel, Malate, Manila

Mrs. Angelee Z. Malijan

National Seminar-Workshop for NSTP Educators and Implementers (T.O. No. 831, dated November 13, 2012)

November 12-14, 2012 Armed Forces of the Philippines, DND, Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City

Tabligan, Jose F.


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Catanduanes State Colleges Converted into University on October 19, 2012

T he last quarter of 2012 ushered in a new direction for the

Catanduanes State Colleges when it was converted into a University on October 19, 2012.

The masonry work for the modification of over 40 years old signage of Catanduanes State Colleges (CSC) atop the iconic Administration Building started on November 16, 2012. Coincidentally, it likewise synchronized with the day that Republic Act 10229 or the law that converts CSC to Catanduanes State University was published in the Philippine Daily Inquirer and the Philippine Star. As stipulated in Sec. 28 of RA 10229 signed by President Aquino on Oct. 19, 2012, the law “shall take effect fifteen (15) days after its publication in two newspapers of general circulation.”

A historic inauguration was held on December 14, 2012 where the unveiling of the University marker highlighted the festive celebration.

The President sounds off the challenge In her article published in a community newspaper, Dr. Minerva I Morales, the first University President of

CSU discussed the changes and challenges of the CSC’s conversion into a university. She emphasized “the conversion of Catanduanes State Colleges (CSC) to Catanduanes State University (CSU) as a solid demonstration of a progressive transformation along the hierarchical typologies of Higher Education Institutions (HEI).” In retrospect, the President recalled the beginnings of the institution—from Virac National Agricultural and Trade School to its transformation to a

UNIVERSITY WAVE - Catanduanes State University is off to a good start as President Morales, and CSU officials join guests, led by Congressman Sarmiento, Bishop Delos Santos and Board of Regent mem-bers, in the CSU inaugural ceremonies .

RAISING THE BAR— capturing CSU’s historically defining moment.


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college was by virtue of RA 6341 in June 1971, and to a more prestigious university status in October 2012. She said that these milestones are the “lasting legacies of the late Honorable Congressman Jose M. Alberto and now, of the excellence-driven and development-oriented Honorable Congressman Cesar V. Sarmiento, respectively.”

“The fulfillment of CSC to a university status is a reason to be ecstatic and to celebrate, not only by the CSU community and alumni, but by all the university stakeholders. CSU is the only university in the island province of Catanduanes and the 4th state university in the Bicol Region”, she intoned with pride.

President Morales added that the over decades attempts and efforts of earlier leaders and representatives in the halls of Congress cannot be denied that it likewise contributed and paved the way for the realization of the coveted status of a university. “However, it is the confirmation of the status that matters; and, the long wait is over, reaffirming that indeed, ‘there is an appointed time for everything, and a time for every affair under the heavens.’ The conscientiousness of Congressman Sarmiento in the halls of Congress perfectly fitted with the appointed time, hence, the Catanduanes State University status.”

Keeping in step with Higher Education Roadmap The CSU President also mentioned the synchronicity of the conversion which comes at a time when the

Philippine Commission on Higher Education issued quality assurance framework for all HEIs in the country, to operationalize the Philippine Public Higher Education Reform (PHER) Roadmap 2011-2016.

Dr. Morales mentioned the framework that charts the roadmap and score cards for an HEI which are responsive to local emerging changes and challenges, while being innovatively geared up and compliant to the standards and drivers of internationalization. These are the ASEAN2015, Bologna Accord, K to 12 reforms, rationalization of state colleges and universities (amalgamation and typology), accreditation, and ISO Certification. She considers these quality assurance yardsticks as robust pillars and scaffolds for building a quality education and nation.

The President believes that “as newly transformed university status, CSU now positions itself along the parameters of an autonomous university able to contribute to nation building by producing experts, knowledge and technological innovations for long-term and sustained development processes.” (GSR/PR & Information)

AT THE HELM—President Morales confers with CHED Chairperson Patricia B. Licuanan after being sworn into office as the new CSU President.


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CSU Board of Regents

HON. RUPERTO S. SANGALANG, Ph. D.

Commissioner, CHED

Chairman

HON. MINERVA I. MORALES, Ed. D.

SUC President III

Vice Chairman

HON. JOSEPH C. CUA HON. DANILO O. MURILLO Representative of Sen. Edgardo J. Angara President, Federated Faculty Union

Chairman, Committee on Higher Education Member

Member

HON. FELIZARDO R. COLAMBO HON. RAFAEL C. ZUNIEGA

Representative of Cong. Juan Edgardo M. Angara President, Federated Alumni Association Chairman, Committee on Higher Education Member

Member

HON. ROMEO C. ESCANDOR HON. DANILO L. SILVA, MD

Regional Director, NEDA Regional Office No. 5 Private Sector Representative

Member Member

HON. TOMAS B. BRIÑAS HON. FRANCIS A. GIANAN

Regional Director, DOST Regional Office No. 5 Private Sector Representative

Member Member

HON. ABELARDO R. BRAGAS HON. ERIC P. AMARILLE

Exec. Regional Director, DA V President, Federated College Student Council

Member Member

MR. RENATO M. PANTI

College and Board Secretary


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Officers of the Administration

DR. MINERVA I. MORALES - SUC President III

CENTRAL MANAGEMENT Mrs. Medita P. Reyes - Executive Assistant II

Mr. Renato M. Panti - Board Secretary V

Atty. Gregorio M. Sarmiento Jr. - Attorney IV

Mr. Gerry S. Rubio - Administrative Officer V, PR & Information Services/concurrent Planning Officer

Mrs. Angelee Z. Malijan - Internal Auditor for Finance

Mr. Melchor S. Suarez - Internal Auditor for Operations

Mr. Joey Anthony V. Casim - OIC, Management Information Services

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

Dr. Aida A. Dianela - OIC-VP for Academic Affairs Dr. Lily P. Custodio - Dean, Graduate School

Dr. Ruben P. Tablizo - Dean, College of Agriculture and Fisheries

Dr. Aurora E. Araojo - Dean, College of Arts and Sciences

Asso. Prof. Esperanza P. San Juan - Dean, College of Business and Accountancy Dr. Mila D. Vela - Dean, College of Education

Asso. Prof. Janet B. Lim - OIC-Dean, College of Health Sciences

Engr. Pedro R. Arcilla - Dean, College of Technology

Dr. Jocelyn T. Sorreda - OIC, Registration and Admission Services

Dr. Yolanda M. Tariman - Director, Curriculum and Instructional Media Center

Asso. Prof. Amelia B. Armea - Director, Student Services

Asst. Prof. Edna R. Iñigo - Director, Institutional Accreditation Center

Dr. Felix III C. Ma - Medical Officer III

Dr. Laura A. Vital - Guidance, Counseling and Testing Officer

Mrs. Araceli T. Mendez - College Librarian III

Asst. Prof. Maricel S. Cariaso - Alumni and Placement Officer Asst. Prof. Edgar O. Tatel - Sports and Athletic Officer

FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION AFFAIRS

Asso. Prof. Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento – VP for Administrative & Financial Affairs

Mr. Santos B. Sorra - Supervising Administrative Officer

Mrs. Azucena T. Torrente - Administrative Officer V, HRM Services

Mr. Alfredo P. Cilot - Administrative Officer V, Budget Services

Mr. Necodimos S. del Agua - Accountant III

Mrs. Nemia S. Go - Administrative Officer V, Cashiering Services

Mr. Santos V. Magallanes - Administrative Officer V, Supply Services

Mrs. Evelina T. Vargas - Administrative Officer V, Records Services

Engr. Dante G. Timajo - Engineer III

Mr. Nelson S. Romero - Security Officer III Mrs. Josephine B. Refugio - Dormitory Manager III

Mr. Eusebio T. Torrecampo - OIC, Motorpool Services

RESEARCH, EXTENSION AND PRODUCTION AFFAIRS

Dr. Aida A. Dianela - VP for Research, Extension & Production Affairs

Asso. Prof. Elena G. Tasarra - Director, Research Services

Dr. Maria S. Tugano - Director, Extension Services

Dr. Noel B. de Leon - Director, Corporate Business Operations

CSU PANGANIBAN CAMPUS

Prof. Pedro M. Tumaque - Campus Director

Asst. Prof. Jennifer A. Berces - Director, Academic, Research and Extension Services

Mrs. Madilyn V. Borromeo - OIC, Administrative and Financial Services Dr. Ruben C. Velasco - OIC, Corporate Business Operations

COMMISSION ON AUDIT

Mrs. Maria Teresa C. Villaluna - State Auditor III/Audit Team Leader

Mrs. Susan O. Alcantara - State Auditor I

Institutional Profile

T he Catanduanes State University’s beginning dates back to June 18, 1961 when Republic Act 3398, which called for the establishment of Virac National and Agricultural Trade School (VNATS), was enacted.

Ten years thereafter, Republic Act (RA) 6341, which was authored by Congressman Jose U. Alberto, con-verted VNATS into Catanduanes State Colleges (CSC) on June 19, 1971. CSC consequently started its operation in 1972 upon the full implementation of RA 6341, which was amended by RA 6590, and later repealed by Presidential Decree No. 1437 on June 10, 1978. On July 22, 1996, the Tenth Congress of the Republic of the Philippines enacted and approved Republic Act No. 8292, a law which provides for the uniform composition and powers of the governing boards, the manner of appointment and term of office of the president of chartered state universities and colleges, and for other pur-poses. This Act repealed and amended all laws., presidential decrees, executive orders, letters of instruction and SUC charters contrary to or inconsistent with this law. Pursuant to Special Provision No. 2 of the CHED FY 1999 Budget under the General Appropriations Act of 1999 (R.A. 8745 or the integration of CHED Supervised Institutions to State Universities and Colleges), the Ca-tanduanes Agricultural and Industrial College (CAIC) was integrated to the Catanduanes State Colleges on October 31, 1999. Subsequently, by virtue of Board Resolution No. 15, s. 2003 which called for the implementation of an approved and the Revised Organizational Structure, CSC-CAIC Annex was renamed as CSC Panganiban Campus. The past Presidents of the CSC are as follows: Mr. Pedro G. Tabuzo - 1971-1972 Dr. Jacinto A. Medallada - 1972-1986 Dr. Rodolfo V. Azansa - 1986-1990 Dr. Adolfo S. Bagadiong - 1993-2003 Dr. Asuncion V. Asetre - 2003-2011 Dr. Ernestina P. Averilla - designated by DECS Higher Education Division as CSC-OIC from 1990 1992 On July 14, 2011, Dr. Minerva I. Morales was elected as the 6th President of the Catanduanes State Col-leges. When CSC was converted into a University, she was designated by CHED as Officer In-Charge from De-cember 12, 2012—March 24, 2013 in consonance with the provision of RA 10229. After topping the evaluation in the Search for CSU residency, she was subsequently elected via unanimous vote by the Board of Regents as the First President of the Catanduanes State University on March 25, 2013. The conversion of CSC into a university formally started on March 29, 2011 when House Bill No. 4170 was filed during the First Regular Session of the 15th Congress of the Philippines. This bill was principally authored by Congressman Cesar V. Sarmiento, and co-authored by Congressman Juan Edgardo M. Angara. Over a year thereaf-ter, President Benigno S. Aquino III signed on October 19, 2012 Republic Act No. 10229 converting Catanduanes State Colleges (Virac/Main and Panganiban Campuses) into Catanduanes State University. At present, the Catanduanes State University is enjoying the prestige of being the only comprehensive higher education institution in Catanduanes and among the dynamic SUCs in Bicol that offers a wide range of aca-demic programs and produces placers in national licensure examinations. And with its new stature, it sets in direc-tion in becoming a green university that is globally engaged in island research and innovations for societal advance-ment. #

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Mandate

Pursuant to RA 10229, the University is mandated to primarily provide advanced education, higher technological, professional instruction and training in trade, commerce, fishery, agriculture, arts and sciences, industrial technology, nursing, midwifery, education, engineering, public administration, information technology, and other relevant fields of study. It is also directed to undertake research and extension services, and provide progressive leadership in its areas of specialization.

Vision

A green university globally engaged in island research and innovations for societal advancement

Mission

Foster excellence, holistic outcomes-based education compliant with the requirements of diverse world market and contribute to the development of productive human lives imbued with desirable values

Goal

Uphold the tradition of excellence in instruction, research, extension and production functions in an eco-friendly environment

Core Values

Respect Integrity

Social Responsibility Excellence

Commitment

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