BPSU Annual Report 2013

BPSU
AnnualReport
2013
EXPLORING
HORIZONS
EXPLORING
HORIZONS
BPSU Annual Report 2013
DELFIN O. MAGPANTAY, ED.D.

University President
EMMANUEL C. MACARAEG, Ph.D.
Director, Operations, Planning and Development
LIRIO C. BALUYOT
ARLENE I. PASCUAL
FRANCIS ALBERT B. YUZON
Technical Writer
FRANCIS ALBERT B. YUZON

Content Layout
About the Cover

The University has successfully identified its priorities and has started to
explore broader horizons. Doing so is deemed to bring BPSU into a new
level and to revolutionalize its operations in order to come up with bigger
and better accomplishments in Instruction, Research, Production, and
Extension. There are vast opportunities waiting to be accomplished at
present and in the coming years. The members of the BPSU community
just need to learn how to navigate properly and utilize the Universitys vast
resources effectively.
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EXPLORING HORIZONS
BATAAN PENINSULA STATE UNIVERSITY

City of Balanga 2100 Bataan
PHILIPPINES
Telefax No.: +63 47 2372350 / 2375830
Website: http://www.bpsu.edu.ph
Email: batpenstateu@yahoo.com
02 June 2014
His Excellency BENIGNO S. AQUINO III
President
Republic of the Philippines
Malacaang Palace, Manila
Through : Hon. PATRICIA B. LICUANAN

Chairperson, Commission on Higher Education
Sir:

Greetings of Peace and Gratitude!

Annual Report 2013 Exploring Horizons embodies the challenges overcame by the
Peninsulares in 2013. Year 2013 made us realize that the sweetest attainment comes from
hard work and fighting for the things that would bring BPSU into a new level and benefit
the entire nation.

The challenges we overcame in the past now serves as our inspiration. They are the
proofs that we possess the ability to rise above any challenge. Those challenges also made
us realize that greatness is not only for those who are famous, wealthy, and powerful. It also
nestles on the palms of those who are humble and determined to go beyond their limits in
order to contribute to the positive developments in our country.

We fuel ourselves with hopes that you will continue supporting Bataan Peninsula
State University as it goes deeper into the horizon.

Mabuhay po tayong lahat!
Very truly yours,
DELFIN O. MAGPANTAY, Ed.D.

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Message from the University President

Education is a major factor that determines
the progress of an economy. Improving the quality
of education in the country continues to be a major
challenge to the leaders of the country. For several
years, the entire nation has been searching for
different methods on how to resolve this matter;
however, up to the present, this challenge still
remains an enigma.
As the pioneer state university in the province
of Bataan, the people expected and relied on Bataan
Peninsula State University in revolutionizing
education as well as the community. Although
it is still in its early years as a higher education
institution and is still in the stage of mustering its
strength in order to meet the publics expectations,
its people, through the leadership of its president,
considered various strategies that would satisfy
the peoples clamor for advancement in the quality
of education and the community as well.
Awareness on the Development Goals of the country aided the institution to
pinpoint its targets and implement strategies that would enable itself to contribute
to the nations development. For the members of this academic community,
the pursuit of excellence transcends the walls of this academic institution and is
extended to the members of the external community.
Enigmas are designed to be unfolded and solved. Issues like poor
education quality, job mismatch, and low employment are urgent concerns of the
country. As an SUC, Bataan Peninsula State University has long realized its big
responsibility to provide solutions that will alleviate the economic situation in
the country. Such commitment led the University to adapt a proactive attitude
in dealing with different situations. Through adapting innovative approaches in
the formulation and implementation of its various programs, it can be claimed
that BPSU contributed to revolutionizing the countrys strategies in enhancing the
quality of Philippine education, research, extension and production.
Mabuhay po tayong lahat!

DELFIN O. MAGPANTAY, Ed.D.
EXPLORING HORIZONS
A
A
Executive Summary
nnual Report 2013 encapsulates

the triumphs over the challenges of Bataan
Peninsula State University. The Reports
theme Exploring Horizons signifies the
continuing journey of and the unwavering
spirit of the University to venture into a
new horizon in order to gain a bigger and
better perspective.

The university continues its
struggle to make its programs relevant
and responsive to the emerging needs of
the global community and to attain quality
assurance. As of Year 2013, the University
offered a total of 41 curricular programs,
of which 51% are baccalaureate, 2% are
postgraduate, 17% graduate, and 2% are
basic education programs. As approved by
the Board of Regents, the BS Development
Communication and BS Social Work were
included among the curricular programs,
but no students were admitted for AY
2013-2014. In terms of accreditation, 29
programs were accredited by AACCUP.
Due to its impressive performance in the
previous years, the number of applicants
for admission rose by 70%; however,
there were only 99.67% qualifiers unlike
in 2012 that yielded 100% passers in the
admission test. Enrollment reached 16,664
but decreased to 14,529 during the second
semester. Majority of the students preferred
to enroll in degree courses like Engineering
and Secondary Education but enrollment in
technical/vocational programs also started
to increase due to the growing demand for
skilled labor workers. In terms of licensure
examination, BPSU managed to secure
the 15th and 20th places in the Licensure
Examination for Nurses. BPSU was also
named as 6th best performing school in the
September 2013 Licensure Examination for
Mechanical Engineers.

Faculty population reached 467,
composed of 64 with doctorate, 222 with
masters and 181 with baccalaureate
degrees. Sixty-four percent (64%) faculty
members hold permanent positions, 13%
are contractual, 8% part-timers, and 15%
hired on a contract of service basis. Twentyfive out of 467 faculty members were newly
hired.

During this year, five (5) applied to
avail the scholarship programs of Andong
National University and the Commission
on Higher Education to pursue advanced
education.

The University continued to enhance
its Student Services through implementing
various programs that would sustain
their interest in learning. Such services
include scholarships, counseling, on-thejob trainings, and placement services. For
2013, eighteen (18) agriculture students
were sent to AgroStudies in Israel and 30
students from the College of Industrial
Technology were deployed to Malaysia
for their on-the-job trainings. Its constant
support to developing the students enabled
the University to amass awards and
recognitions in cultural, skills, sports, and
academic competitions.

In the area of Research, BPSU
continued to produce researches that
are deemed to provide immediate and
appropriate solutions to the constant
challenges that communities meet. Thirtythree (33) research proposals for 2013
set to be completed in the upcoming
years and twenty-five (25) completed
researches were generated by the faculty,
students, and employees. A total budget of
Php3,911,000.00 was allocated for research,
of which 61.65% was allocated for Personal
Services and 38.35% was reserved for
the MOOE. From this budget allocation,
the University was able to produce 11
accomplished and 12 on-going internallyfunded researches. Eighteen (18) externallyfunded researches were undertaken by the
faculty researchers. The BPSU Research and
Development Office continued to conduct
in-house reviews for the faculty, employees
and students. Several researches were also
presented to conferences and in 2013 the
BPSU RDO became more enthusiastic in
the patenting of completed researches and
publication to refereed journals.


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Executive Summary

The BPSU General Appropriations
Act Budget for Calendar Year 2013
amounted to Php235,023,000.00. The
amount allotted to Personal Services was
Php173,595,000.00 and Php26,093,000.00
for the Maintenance and Other Operating
Expenses.

To maximize its resources, the
University continues its quest to provide
facilities and equipment of high quality.
Among the major projects implemented
in Year 2013 include the DoE Retrofitting
Project, establishment of the Tourism
Management Center, construction of a water
system in Abucay Campus, completion of
the Bagac Campus buiding, construction
of Administration in the Main Campus,
establishment of new student dormitory in
Abucay Campus, rehabilitation of Abucay
Campus Academic Building, improvement
of the Abucay Campus road network and
construction of the CEA Green Building.

The
Universitys
campaign
to promote gender equality, women
empowerment, and human rights continue
to intensify through the efforts of the BPSU
Gender and Development Focal Point
System and Center for Human Rights
Education. As of 2013, the joint efforts of the
GFPS and CHRE resulted to the successful
implementation of several projects and
raised the awareness of the community
members on matters pertaining to GAD
and human rights.

Other than performing its mandated
functions, the University also took time
to implement special projects that were
deemed to create a positive impact. Such
projects were also undertaken due to the
desire of the University to further promote
and enhance its programs and services.
EXPLORING HORIZONS
Table of Contents
Page

Message from the President
4
Executive Summary 5
Table of Contents 7
List of Tables
9
List of Figures 10
Institutional Background 11
Mandate 12
Vision 12
Mission
12
Objectives 13
Instruction 13
Curriculum Development
14

Curricular Offerings
14
Curriculum Revisions and Addition 18

Accreditation of Programs
19
Admission 21
Enrollment 22
Graduation 25

Performance in Licensure Examinations
26
Faculty 28

Faculty Profile
28

Educational Attainment
28
Gender 28

Tenure
28
Academic Rank 28
Hiring of New Faculty Members 30
Faculty Alignment 30
Faculty Scholarship Grants 33

Faculty Awards
34

Faculty as Accreditors
34

Seminars, Trainings, Conferences and
35

Workshops Attended by Faculty

Students

Admission
36
Scholarship Grants 37

Guidance and Counseling Services
41

Placement Services
41

Student Organizations
44

University Student Council
46

Training and Seminars for Students
47

Student Publications
49

Performance of Students in Academic Competitions
51

Sports and Cultural Affairs
54
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Library Services 55

Collections and Facilities
56
Library Linkages 58

Services Offered by the Library
59
Research
61

Internally-Funded Researches
62

Externally-Funded Researches
63

Presentation of Researches to Conferences
67

Publication
69
Patented Researches 70

Trainings and Seminars Attended by Researchers
71

Trainings and Seminars Conducted by Researchers
74
Extension
76
Grants Obtained by Extention Activities 77

Seminars and Trainings Attended
78

Linkages
79

Faculty and Employees Involved in Extension Activities
80
Extension Projects/Programs 80
Fiscal Management 83
Physical Plant and Facilities 87
Infrastructure Projects 88
Administration

Profile of Non-Teaching Personnel

Personnel Welfare and Incentives

Hiring of New Non-Teaching Personnel

Promotion of Employees

No. of Employees Retired

Seminars, Trainings, Workshops and Conferences

Attended by Non-Teaching Personnel

Medical and Dental Services
92
93
94
96
96
97
98
98
Gender and Development and Human Rights Education

99
Activities 100
Human Rights Education 102
Challenges and Recommendations 103
Appendices
106
Board of Regents 107

Seminars, Trainings, Workshops and Conferences
108

Attended by University Employees

Extension Projects
124
Abbreviations
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Table
No.
List of Tables
Description
Page
1
BPSU Curricular Programs per Level as of AY 2013-2014
17
2
Number of Programs per Program Level per Major per College
19

As of AY 2013-2014
3
Accredited Programs of the University as of AY 2013-2014
20
4
Report of Admission per Campus as of AY 2012-2013
22
5 Report of Admission per Campus 22
6
Summary of Enrollment for the Second Semester of AY 2013-2014
23
7
Summary of Enrollment According to Curricular Program
24

As of First Semester of Ay 2013-2014
8
Summary of Enrollment in BPSU Graduate School
25

As of AY 2013-2014
9
Summary of Graduates per Curricular Offering
26
10
Number of College Graduates with Honors
26

As of AY 2012-2013
11
Universitys Performance in PRC Licensure Examinations
26

from Year 2011 to 2013
12
BPSU Topnotchers in PRC Licensure Examinations
27

From Year 2011 to 2013
13
Faculty Profile According to Educational Attainment, Gender and Tenure
28

As of AY 2013-2014
14
Educational Attainment of Faculty from AY 2011-2012 to AY 2013-2014
29
15
Newly Hired Faculty According to Highest Educational
30

Attainment and Campus As of AY 2013-2014
16
Post-Graduate Degrees
30
17
Graduate Degrees 32
18
Faculty Scholars as of AY 2013-2014
33
19
Faculty Awards as of AY 2013-2014
34
20
Faculty Accreditors as of AY 2013-2014
35
21
AY 2013-2014 Admission Per Gender and Campus
36
22
SY 2013-2014 Admission per Campus, College, and Gender
37
23
Details of Scholarship Program as of AY 2013-2014
38
24
Students given Counseling as of AY 2013-2014
41
25
Distribution of Student for OJT to Industries as of AY 2013-2014
41
26
Accredited Student Organizations as of AY 2013-2014
45
27
Trainings Attended by Students and Student Leaders
47

as of AY 2013-2014
28
Awards and Recognitions Obtained by Student Publications
49

as of AY 2013-2014
29
Cultural, Skills, and Sports Competition Attended by Students
52

as of AY 2013-2014
30
Awards Reaped by Student Athletes in SUC III Olympics 2013
54
31
Library Linkages as of FY 2013
58

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Table
No.
List of Tables
Description
Page
32
Summary of Book Purchases and Donations
59

as of December 20, 2013
33
Summary of Income from the Supplementary Services of the Library
59

From January to December 2013
34
Completed Researches (Internally Funded)
62
35
On-going Internally Funded Researches
63
36
Externally Funded Researches
64
37
68
38
Published Researches as of FY 2013
69
39
Intellectual Property and Copyright
70
40
Seminars, Trainings and Workshops Attended by University Researchers
71
41
Grants Obtained by Extension Activities for FY 2013
78
42
Training and Seminar Attended by the University Extensionists
79

as of FY 2013
43
Extension Linkages
80
44
Consolidated Detailed Statement of Income and Expenses
84

For the Year Ended December 31, 2013 (With Comparative Figures for CY 2012)
45
Highest Educational Attainment of Non-Teaching Personnel
94
46
Employees Granted Loyalty Awards as of FY 2013
94
47
Employees Granted Step-Increment as of FY 2013
95
48
97
49
Employees Retired/Resigned as of AY 2013
97
50
List of Seminars and Trainings Attended by Employees as of FY 2013
A - 108
51
List of Extension Projects
A - 124
*A - Appendices
List of Figures
Figure
No.
Description
Page
1
2
3
4

5
6
7

Distribution of Curricular Programs According to Level

BPSU Enrollment from 2009 to 2013
Performance in PRC Licensure Examinations 2013
Distribution of Faculty According to Highest Educational Attainment

per Campus as of AY 2013-2014
Distribution of Teaching Personnel According to Tenure as of AY 2013-2014
Admission Data per Campus as of AY 2013-2014
Distribution of Scholarship Beneficiaries per Scholarship Program

as of AY 2013-2014
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27
29
29
36
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Institutional Background
Historical Background

After fulfilling its mission to serve the community
as Bataan Polytechnic State College (BPSC) for nine years,

the lawmakers and former President Gloria MacapagalArroyo passed Republic Act 9403 into law thereby
converting BPSC into a state university on 22 March 2007.

As provided in RA 9403, the conversion of BPSC into
Bataan Peninsula State University shall integrate the Bataan
State College in Dinalupihan and its satellite campus in Abucay,
Bataan. With two new campuses added to its three existing
campuses in the City of Balanga and Municipality of Orani,
the newly established state university looked forward to a
brighter future as it was once again given greater opportunity
to provide a wider variety of programs to the community who
entrust their future to the hands of BPSUs competent educators.

Each of the original five campuses of BPSU has its
own remarkable history. The Main Campus (formerly Bataan
National School of Arts and Trades), located in the City of
Balanga, was established in 1953 by virtue of Republic Act 903.
The Balanga Campus (formerly Bataan Community College)
was founded in 1970 through Provincial Board Resolution
131. These two campuses originally comprised the Bataan
Polytechnic State College created by virtue of RA 8562 in 1998.

In 1999, the third campus located in Orani, then known
as the Bataan National School for Filipino Craftsmen, was
integrated to BPSC by virtue of Republic Act 8745. The Orani
Campus was originally created on 19 June 1965 by virtue of
Republic Act No. 4468. With the approval of RA 7914, BNSFC
was converted into Bataan National Polytechnic School in 1995.

The Dinalupihan Campus (formerly Bataan State
CollegeMain Campus) was originally established in 1967
through Republic Act 5090, to be known as the Western
Central Philippines Teachers College. However, it only
had the chance to operate in 1988 under the name Bataan
Teachers College through House Resolution 387. Its satellite
campus in Abucay (formerly known as Bataan National
Agricultural School) was founded in 1957 through RA 1965.
By virtue of RA 7913, these two campuses were merged
in 1995 and became known as the Bataan State College.

In 2008, the Bagac Extension Campus was opened in
order to bring University programs to far-flung municipalities
of Morong and Bagac. The extension programs, along with
the pioneer faculty and staff, were temporarily housed at
the Emilio C. Bernabe National High School. At present, the
Extension Campus has its own site and building, operating
mostly from the development initiatives and assistance of
people-elect government officials and partner agencies.


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Institutional Background

The conglomeration of these top-caliber higher education
institutions in Bataan was expected to ignite the determination
in continuing their respective legacies of academic excellence.
Mandate
The Bataan Peninsula State University primarily provides
advanced instruction and professional training in education,
engineering, science and technology, arts and humanities,
computer, and forestry and other relevant fields of study.
It also undertakes research, extension services and production
activities in support to the socioeconomic development of
Bataan and provides progressive leadership in its areas of
specialization.
Vision
A university of excellence acknowledged in the country and in
the Asia-Pacific Region for quality graduates and knowledge
responsive to socioeconomic needs
Mission
Provide quality and relevant education that will develop
highly qualified and competitive human
resources responsive to national and regional development
Goals
To provide quality, responsive and relevant education that
will produce highly qualified
and competitive graduates
To generate and disseminate appropriate knowledge and
technologies that will promote
sustainable resource development
To help uplift the socio-economic conditions of rural and
urban communities
To develop harmonious and cooperative Universitycommunity relationships.
To enhance revenue generating capability towards selfreliance
To achieve high level of competency and efficiency of
entrepreneurial and auxiliary
services
HORIZONS
Instruction
A
A

s the Filipinos become outspoken and vigilant on
their desire for their children to obtain excellent quality
of education that will lead them to gainful employment in
the future, higher education institutions are faced with the
challenge of making several adjustments in order to create
solutions to situations pervading the national and global
economy.

The challenges required a lot of hard work to satiate
the communitys demands, to meet the standards on higher
education, and to realize the targets set by the University for
the Year 2013. In view of the Universitys aspirations in the
area of Instruction, it has chosen to give more focus on the
identified Key Result Areas:
1. Quality Assurance;
2. Access
to
Quality,
Responsive
and
Relevant
Education;
3. Students Holistic Development.

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CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
College of Arts and Sciences

The community continues to patronize
Bataan Peninsula State University not only
because it is the premier state university in the
province but also because it has long proven
its capability to produce globally competitive
professionals.
Such
accomplishment
is
continuously attained because of the undaunted
efforts of the University to make its programs
relevant and responsive to national development.
Baccalaureate Programs
Curricular Offerings
1. Bachelor of Science in Computer Science ( 2

Fields of Specialization)
Main Campus
Graduate School
Post- Graduate Programs
1. Doctor of Education

Educational Management
Graduate Programs
1. Master of Arts in Education
General Science
Guidance and Counseling
Filipino
Language Education
Mathematics
Social Studies
Technology and Home Economics
2. Master in Public Administration
3. Master in Business Administration
4. Master of Arts in Nursing
5. Master in Engineering Management
6. Master of Physical Education and Sports
College of Engineering and Architecture
Baccalaureate / Board Programs
1. Bachelor of Science in Architecture
2. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
3. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
4. Bachelor of Science in Electronics and
Communications Engineering
5. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
1. Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant

Management
2. Bachelor of Science in Tourism
College of Information and Information and
Communications Technology
Network and Data Communication
Software Development
2. Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

Network and Web Application
Pre-Baccalaureate Programs
1. Associate in Technical Graphics
College of Industrial Technology
1. Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology

( 8 Fields of Specialization)

Automotive Technology
Drafting Technology
Electrical Technology
Electronics Technology
Food Technology
Mechanical Technology
Refrigeration & Air Conditioning

Technology
Welding & Fabrication Technology
2. Bachelor of Arts in Cosmetology
HORIZONS
College of Technical and Vocational Training
College of Nursing and Midwifery
1. Diploma Programs
1. Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Diploma in Electronics Engineering

Technology
Diploma in Mechanical Engineering
Technology
Diploma in Welding and Fabrication
Engineering Technology
Technical-Vocational Programs
1. Midwifery
College of Business and Accountancy
1. Bachelor of Science in Accountancy
1. Certificate of Technology

Refrigeration and Air-conditioning
Technology
2. Two-Year Trade Technician Program

Civil Technology
Drafting Technology
Food Technology
Foundry Technology
Furniture and Cabinet Making

Technology
Garments Technology
Machine Shop Technology
Welding Technology
Wood Patternmaking Technology
1. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

Human Resource Development

Management
Marketing Management
Operations Management
1. Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship

2. Bachelor of Science in Management
Information System
Certificate Programs
1. Associate in Computer Secretarial
2. Associate in Computer Technology
College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
BALANGA CAMPUS
1. Bachelor of Science in Psychology
College of Education
Clinical Psychology
Industrial Psychology
Post-Baccalaureate Program
1. Certificate in Teaching Program
1. Bachelor in Secondary Education ( 7 Fields of
Specialization)

Biological Science

English

Filipino

Mathematics

Music, Arts, Physical Education and

Health

Physical Sciences

Social Studies

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ORANI CAMPUS
1. BS in Secondary Education Major in
1. Bachelor in Elementary Education
General Education
1. Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant
Management
2. Bachelor of Science in Fisheries
3. Bachelor of Science in Management
Information System
4. Bachelor of Arts in Cosmetology
5. Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology

Drafting Technology
Food Technology
Welding and Fabrication Technology
2. Associate in Technical Graphics
Technical-Vocational Programs
1. Two-Year Technician Curriculum

Drafting Technology
Food Technology
Biological Science
English
Mathematics
Music, Arts, Physical Education and
Health
Physical Sciences
Social Studies

General Education
Pre-Elementary Education
3. BS in Hotel and Restaurant Management*

4. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering*
5. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering*
* Extended Programs, First Two Years
Basic Education Program
1. Secondary Education (Revised Basic Education
Curriculum)
ABUCAY CAMPUS
1. Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering
2. Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

Animal Science Major

Crop Science Major
Basic Education Program
3. Bachelor in Secondary Education
1. Secondary Education (Revised Basic Education

Curriculum)*
Note: * Status: For phase out.
DINALUPIHAN CAMPUS
Post- Graduate Programs
1. Doctor of Education

Graduate Programs
1. Master in Public Administration
2. Master of Arts in Nursing
3. Master of Science in Agriculture
4. Master of Arts in Education Major in

General Science
Mathematics
Agriculture
Technology and Livelihood Education
EXTENSION CAMPUS
Baccalaureate / Board Programs (Terminal
Programs)
General Education
Baccalaureate / Board Programs (Extended
Programs, First Two Years)
1. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
2. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
3. Bachelor of Science in Electronics and
Communications Engineering
4. Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
HORIZONS

As of Year 2013, the University offered forty-one (41) curricular programs. Fifty-one percent
(51%) are baccalaureate programs, 2% are postgraduate, 17% graduate programs and 2% are basic
education programs. Out of these forty-one (41) programs, majority are among the priority courses
identified by the Commission on Higher Education.
Table 01.
BPSU Curricular Programs per Level as of AY 2013-2014
No. of
Programs
Level
Post- Graduate
Curricular Programs
Doctor of Education
Master in Business Administration
Master in Engineering Management
Master in Physical Education and Sports
Graduate Program
Master in Public Administration

Master in Nursing
Master of Arts in Education
Master of Arts in Agriculture
Post- Baccalaureate
Baccalaureate
1
(21)
Certificate in Teaching Program
Bachelor of Science in Architecture

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Communications and Electronics
Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
Degree/Board
11
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Bachelor in Elementary Education
Bachelor in Secondary Education
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship
Bachelor of Science in Management Information System
Degree/ Non-Board
10
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
Bachelor of Science in Fisheries
Bachelor of Arts in Cosmetology
Pre-Baccalaureate
Non-Degree/ Board
(8)
1
Two Year Midwifery Program

Diploma in Electrical Engineering Technology
Diploma in Electronics Engineering Technology
Diploma in Mechanical Engineering Technology
Diploma/ Non-Board
Diploma in Welding and Fabrication Engineering Technology

Associate in Computer Secretarial
Associate in Computer Technology
Associate in Technical Graphics
Certificate of Technology
Technical-Vocational
Basic Education
Revised Basic Education Curriculum
41
TOTAL
Two-Year Trade Technician Curriculum

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Fig. 01. Distribution of Curricular Programs According to Level

As of 2010, thirty-five (35) of the
Universitys curricular programs are duplicated
across its campuses. However, in response to
the recommendations of the accreditors from
the Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges
and Universities in the Philippines (AACCUP),
the University started to implement the Zoning
Scheme in 2011. Initiating the said action proved
to benefit the University in terms of maximizing
its resources and strengthening the flagship
programs of its various campuses; however, as
of Year 2013 the following curricular programs
remain duplicated in the Main and other satellite
campuses:

Bachelor of Science in Industrial

Technology;
Bachelor in Elementary Education;
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and
Restaurant Management;
Engineering Courses;
Information Technology programs.

The University has envisioned the need
for other courses in the coming years; hence,
it proposed for the offering of new curricular
programs like Bachelor of Science in Social
Work and Bachelor of Science in Development
Communication. Realizing the significance of
the courses in the near future, Board Resolution
No. 30 series of 2009 granted the offering the
BS Development Communication and Board
Resolution and BS Social Work via Board
Resolution No. 29 series of 2009. These courses
are already included among the Universitys list
of curricular programs; however, no students
were admitted for AY 2013-2014 as the College
of Arts and Science and the College of Social and
Behavioral Sciences, which will house the said
programs, are still in the process of completing the
requirements for the offering of the programs.
English Discoveries Online (EDO)

Table 02 presents the number of curricular
offerings of the colleges and campuses of the
University according to major and program level.
As indicated in the table, the University actually
offers 118 programs, of which majority are
baccalaureate degree courses.
Curriculum Revisions and Additions

Its enthusiasm to contribute to
maintaining the status of the Philippines in terms
of English Language Proficiency prompted the
University to establish partnership with EduPower
Publishing Corporation in order to be able to offer
English Discoveries Online (EDO) to interested
faculty, students, and members of the external
community. Two hundred twenty-one (221) have
graduated from the EDO program as of Year 2013.
HORIZONS
Table 02.
Number of Programs per Program Level per Major per College
As of AY 2013-2014
College / Campus
Number of Programs Per Level Per Major Per College

PostGraduate
Graduate
PostBacc
Baccalaureate
PreBacc
TechVoc
Basic
Ed
Total
Graduate School
13
14

College of Information and
Communications Technology

College of Technical and Vocational
Training
12
16
Orani Campus
10
19
Dinalupihan Campus
11
20
Abucay Campus
Bagac Campus
TOTAL
19
65
11
18
118
Accreditation of Programs

The emerging trends in higher education
necessitated the University to subject its curricular
programs for accreditation in order to determine
its relevance and responsiveness to national
development.

In view of its mission to become
competitive and be recognized internationally,
the University heightened its awareness on the
standards observed in the international arena.
Adjustments had been implemented on its various
curricular programs in order to cope with the
international trends in education, to improve the
quality of teaching as well as the performance
of the University in licensure examinations
and in its four mandates, and also to ensure the
competitiveness of the students.

As of 2013, twenty-nine (29) programs
of the University had been accredited by the
AACCUP. Ten percent(10%) already passed the
Level III Phase II Evaluation; 24% Level II, 25%
Level I; and 11% are candidates for the Preliminary
Survey Visit.

EXPLORING

HORIZONS
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Table 03.
Accredited Programs of the University as of AY 2013-2014
Programs
2
3
4
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
20 |
21
Accreditation
Level
Bachelor of
Science in
Level III
Industrial
Phase 2
Technology
Bachelor of
Level III
Secondary
Phase 2
Education
Bachelor of
Level III
Science in
Phase 2
Nursing
Bachelor of
Level II
Science in Civil
Accredited
Engineering
Bachelor of
Science in
Level II
Electrical
Accredited
Engineering
Bachelor of
Science in
Level II
Mechanical
Accredited
Engineering
Bachelor of
Level II
Science in
Accredited
Agriculture
Bachelor of
Level II
Secondary
Accredited
Education
Master of Arts
Level I
in Education
Accredited
Master of Arts
Level I
in Nursing
Accredited
Master in
Level I
Business
Accredited
Administration
Master
Level I
in Public
Accredited
Administration
Bachelor of
Level I
Science in
Accredited
Accountancy
Bachelor of
Level II
Elementary
Accredited
Education
Bachelor of
Level II
Secondary
Accredited
Education
Bachelor of
Candidate
Elementary
Status
Education
Bachelor of
Science in
Candidate
Hotel and
Status
Restaurant
Management
Bachelor of
Science in
Level I
Hotel and
Accredited
Restaurant
Management
Bachelor of
Science in
Level I
Computer
Accredited
Science
Bachelor of
Level I
Science in
Accredited
Information
Technology
BPSU
Annual
Doctor
of Report 2013:
Education
Level I
Major in
Accredited
Educational
Management
Date of Last
Accreditation
Survey Visit
RATING
Validity of
Accreditation
Date of
Application
for the Next
Survey
Weighted
Mean
Grand
Mean
Descriptive
Rating
Nov. 19-22,
2013
186.89
3.74
Very Good
Dec 1, 2013Nov 30, 2017
TBA
Nov. 19-22,
2013
185.01
3.70
Very Good
Dec 1, 2013Nov 30, 2017
TBA
Nov. 19-22,
2013
187.82
3.76
Very Good
Dec 1, 2013Nov 30, 2017
TBA
Nov. 19-22,
2013
191.11
3.82
Very Good
Dec. 1, 2013Nov. 30, 2017
TBA
Nov. 19-22,
2013
187.55
3.75
Very Good
Dec. 1, 2013Nov. 30, 2017
TBA
164.92
3.30
Good
156.00
3.12
Good
Dec. 16,2011Dec. 15,2014

Dec. 16,2011Dec. 15,2014
3rd Quarter
2014
3rd Quarter
2014
Dec. 8-10,
2011
161.33
3.23
Good
Dec. 16,2011Dec. 15,2014
3rd Quarter
2014
Dec. 8-10,
2011
162.08
3.24
Good
Dec. 16,2011Dec. 15,2014
3rd Quarter
2014
Dec. 8-10,
2011
155.18
3.10
Good
Dec. 16,2011Dec. 15,2014
3rd Quarter
2014
Aug. 12-16,
2013
175.54
3.51
Very Good
Sept. 01,2013Aug.31,2016
TBA
Aug. 12-16,
2013
178.09
3.56
Very Good
Oct. 16,2012Oct. 15, 2014
TBA
Aug.25-27,
2009
147.33
2.95
Good
Sept. 16, 2009

- Sept. 15,
2011
September
2010
Aug.25-27,
2009
140.64
2.81
Good
Sept. 16, 2009

- Sept. 15,
2011
September
2010
March 5-8,
2013
184.16
3.68
Very Good
Mar 16, 2013Mar 15, 2016
March 2014
March 5-8,
2013
176.98
3.54
Very Good
Mar 16, 2013Mar 15, 2016
March 2014
March 5-8,
2013
175.88
3.52
Very Good
Mar 16, 2013Mar 15, 2016
March 2014
Very Good
Mar 16, 2013Mar 15, 2016
March 2014
Dec. 20, 2013
Dec. 20, 2013

Dec. 20, 2013
Dec. 8-10,
2011
Dec. 8-10,
2011
EXPLORING HORIZONS
March 5-8,
2013
186.64
3.73
Sept. 16, 2009

Science in
Candidate
Aug.25-27,
September
140.64
2.81
Good
- Sept. 15,
Hotel and
Status
2009
2010
2011
Restaurant
Management
Bachelor of
Science in
Level I
March 5-8,
Mar 16, 201318
184.16
3.68
Very Good
March 2014
Hotel and
Accredited
2013
Mar 15, 2016
Restaurant
Management
Date of
RATING
Accreditation Date of Last
Bachelor of
Validity of
Application
Programs
Level
Accreditation
Level I
March 5-8,
Mar 16, 2013Science in
the Next
19
176.98
3.54
Very Good Accreditation for
March
2014
Survey
Accredited
2013Visit Weighted Grand Descriptive Mar 15, 2016
Computer
Survey
Mean
Mean
Rating
Science
Bachelor of
Level
Science in
LevelIII
I
March
Mar 16, 20131
Dec.
20, 5-8,
2013
20
175.88
3.52
Very Good
March 2014
Phase 2
Industrial
Information
Accredited
2013
Mar 15, 2016
Technology
Bachelor
Doctor ofof
Level III
2
Dec. 20, 2013
Secondary
Education
Phase
Level I2
March 5-8,
Mar 16, 2013Education
186.64
3.73
Very Good
March 2014
Major in
21
Accredited
2013
Mar 15, 2016
Educational
Bachelor of
Level III
Management
3
Dec. 20, 2013
Science in
Phase 2
Nursing
Bachelor
of Science
Level I
March 5-8,
Mar 16, 2013Bachelor
of
171.11
3.42
Good
March 2014
22
Level II
Nov. 19-22,
Dec 1, 2013in Business
Accredited
2013
Mar 15, 2016
4 Science
186.89
3.74
Very Good
TBA
in Civil
Accredited
2013
Nov 30, 2017
Administration
Engineering
Bachelor of
Science in
Level II
Nov. 19-22,
Dec 1, 2013Level I
March 5-8,
5
185.01
3.70
Very Good Mar 16, 2013TBA
161.17
3.22
Good
March 2014
Management
23
Accredited
2013
Nov 30, 2017
Electrical
Accredited
2013
Mar 15, 2016
Information
Engineering
Systemof
Bachelor
Bachelor
of
Level II
Nov. 19-22,
Dec 1, 2013Science in
Level I
March 5-8,
6
187.82
3.76
Very Good Mar 16, 2013TBA
Science in
167.11
3.34
Good
March 2014
24
Accredited
2013
Nov 30, 2017
Mechanical
Accredited
2013
Mar 15, 2016
Psychology
Engineering
Master inof
Bachelor
Level II
Nov. 19-22,
Dec. 1, 2013Physical
Level I
Aug. 12-16,
7
191.11
3.82
Very Good Sept. 01,2013TBA
Science
in
184.17
3.68
Very Good Nov. 30, 2017
TBA
25
Accredited
2013
Education
and
Accredited
2013
Aug.31,2016
Agriculture
Sports of
Bachelor
Level II
Nov. 19-22,
Dec. 1, 2013Master in
8
187.55
3.75
Very Good
TBA
Secondary
Level I
Aug.
12-16,
Oct. 16,2012Accredited
2013
Nov.
30, 2017
Engineering
42.38
4.24
Very Good
TBA
26
Education
Accredited
2013
Oct. 15, 2014
Management
Master
of Arts
Level I
Dec. 8-10,
Dec. 16,2011- 3rd Quarter
9
164.92
3.30
Good
Bachelor
of
in
Education
Accredited
2011
Dec. 15,2014
2014
Level 1
Nov. 19-22,
Dec. 1, 2013 Science
in
180.43
3.61
Very Good
TBA
27 Master
of Arts
Level
I
Dec.
8-10,
Dec. 16,2011Accredited
2013
Nov.
30, 2016 3rd Quarter
10
156.00
3.12
Good
Architecture
in Nursing
Accredited
2011
Dec. 15,2014
2014
Bachelor
Master inof
Level 1I
Dec. 19-22,
8-10,
Dec.
Science
in
Level
Nov.
Dec. 16,20111, 2013 - 3rd Quarter
11
161.33
3.23
Good
Business
181.31
3.63
Very
Good
TBA
28
Accredited
2011
Dec. 30,
15,2014
2014
Electronics
Accredited
2013
Nov.
2016
Administration
Engineering
Master
Level I
Dec. 8-10,
Bachelor
12
162.08
3.24
Good
in Publicof
Accredited
2011
Dec. 1,
15,2014
2014
Science
in
Candidate
Nov.
19-22,
Dec.
2013December
35.29
3.53
29 Administration
Agricultural
Status
2013
Nov.30, 2015
2014
Bachelor of
Level I
Dec. 8-10,
Engineering
13
155.18
3.10
Good
Science in
Accredited
2011
Dec. 15,2014
2014
Accountancy
Bachelor of
Level II
Aug. 12-16,
Sept. 01,2013Admission

in the
14
175.54
3.51In comparison
Very Good to the admission
TBA
Elementary
Accredited
2013
Aug.31,2016
Education
previous year which obtained a total number

Bachelor of
of 4,536 applicants, the admission
II
Aug. 12-16, State
Oct. 16,2012- for Year 2013
15
The name Level
Bataan
Peninsula
178.09
3.56
Very Good
TBA
Secondary
Accredited
2013
Oct.
15, 2014percent (70%).
surpassed
the
number
by
seventy
University
has truly become associated with
Education
In terms of number of passers,
there was 100%
excellence.
Such
Bachelor
of assumption was based on the
Sept. 16, 2009
Candidate
Aug.25-27,
passing
rate
during
the
previous
yearSeptember
while for
16
147.33
2.95
Good
Elementary
Sept.
15,
numerous accomplishments
in
Status of the University
2009
2010
Education
2011
Year 2013 only 99.67% of the applicants qualified
the area of Instruction and in its other mandates.
Bachelor of
in the admission test.
Sept. 16, 2009
Science in
Candidate
Aug.25-27,
September
17
With
it
being
the
pioneer
state
university
140.64
2.81
Good
- Sept. 15,
Hotel and
Status
2009
2010
in the province,
2011
Restaurant BPSU has been considered by the
Management
Bataeos
as the best tertiary educational institution.
Bachelor of
This definitely
led thousands of students to wish
Science in
Level I
March
5-8,
Mar 16, 2013to18become
a
part
of the institution.
Up
to present,
it184.16
3.68
Very Good
March 2014
Hotel and
Accredited
2013
Mar 15, 2016
is believed,
that Bataan
Peninsula State
University
Restaurant
usuallyManagement
obtains the most number of applicants
Bachelor among
of
for admission
the other schools in Bataan
I
March 5-8,
Mar 16, 2013Science
in
which
also offer tertiaryLevel
education.
19
176.98
3.54
Very Good
March 2014
Accredited
2013
Mar 15, 2016
Computer
Science
Bachelor of
Level I
March 5-8,
Mar 16, 2013Science in
20
175.88
3.52
Very Good
March 2014
Accredited
2013
Mar 15, 2016
Information
Technology
Doctor of
Education
Level I
March 5-8,
Mar 16, 201321
186.64
3.73
Very Good
March 2014
Major in
Accredited
2013
Mar 15, 2016
Educational

| 21
Management
Bachelor
Level I
March 5-8,
Mar 16, 2013of Science
22
171.11
3.42
Good
March 2014
Accredited
2013
Mar 15, 2016
in Business
Administration
17
EXPLORING HORIZONS
Table 04.
Report of Admission per Campus
NO. OF TAKERS
CAMPUS
Abucay Campus
MALE
FEMALE
69
94
TOTAL
NO. OF
QUALIFIERS
MALE
FEMALE
163
68
94
TOTAL
162
Bagac Extension
34
62
96
32
62
94
Balanga Campus
276
1482
1758
276
1482
1758
Dinalupihan Campus
582
297
879
582
297
879
Orani
97
125
222
97
125
222
Main
2093
1199
3292
2081
1183
3264
TOTAL
3151
3259
6410
3136
3253
6389
Enrollment

BPSU always strives to update its
curricular offerings in order to respond to the
needs of the industry for competent and globally
competitive human resources.
Being highly
responsible in ensuring the employability of its
graduates, the University sought to comply with
CHED and presently offers identified priority
courses.

Tables 05 and 06 exhibit the number of
enrollment per campus during the first and second
semesters of AY 2013-2014. As usually observed
for every academic year, the number of students
officially enrolled in the various campuses
slightly decreased during the second semester
as brought about by factors like failure to meet
grade requirement, inability of the student or the
students family to sustain schooling expenses,
unemployment, and health issues.
Table 05.
Report of Admission per Campus
ENROLLMENT
Total
7,760
3,979
1,359
63
2,114
209
362
473
835
835
17
19
26
45
45
2,435
427
171
598
7,849
8,815
16,664
16,664
300
Total
7,760
3,979
1,359
63
2,114
209
104
9
1,428
300
Female
2,695
3,163
671
38
1,447
86
62
8
1,007
216
Male
5,065
816
688
25
667
123
42
28
2,899
84
Total
589
0
0
0
0
0
112
17
1,584
Female
169
0
0
0
0
0
62
11
1,315
Male
420
0
0
0
0
0
50
0
4,004
Total
1,073
611
186
63
218
97
204
0
2,133
66
Female
443
502
117
38
165
41
116
0
1,871
51
Male
630
109
69
25
53
56
88
15
Total
1,386
708
188
0
297
112
406
AC Lab HS
6,728
68
Female
518
554
112
0
222
45
231
54
Male
868
154
76
0
75
67
Abucay
14
Total
1,811
1,050
344
0
542
0
Subtotal
3,499
53
Female
645
830
165
0
341
0
5th Year
175
36
Male
1,166
220
179
0
201
0
4th Year
17
Total
2,901
1,610
641
0
1,057
0
3rd Year
3,229
113
920
1,277
277
0
719
0
333
364
2nd Year
TOTAL
Bagac
75
DC Lab HS
1,981
Male
Dinalupihan
Orani Lab
HS
338
Orani
Balanga
38
Main
Female
1st Year
Campus
HORIZONS
Table 06.
Summary of Enrollment for the Second Semester of AY 2013-2014
6,948
3,564
1,142
0
1,769
0
861
0
14,529
245
Total
6,948
3,564
1,142
0
1,769
0
861
0
245
Female
2,468
2,858
593
0
1,201
0
180
Male
4,480
706
549
0
568
0
65
14,529
9
0
584
456
2
0
173
7
0
411
7,756
153
0
2,227
405
79
0
1,314
74
0
913
6,773
Total
575
0
0
0
0
0
117
0
2,682
Female
171
0
0
0
0
0
63
0
1,485
Male
404
0
0
0
0
0
54
0
1,197
Total
1,024
610
171
0
212
0
233
0
3,758
57
Female
419
503
108
0
159
0
123
0
1,991
46
Male
605
107
63
0
53
0
110
0
1,767
11
Total
1,360
668
189
0
289
0
349
0
5,278
59
Female
521
519
116
0
218
0
189
AC Lab HS
48
Male
839
149
73
0
71
0
Abucay
2,793
11
Total
1,705
947
314
0
519
0
Subtotal
160
40
Female
604
757
154
0
329
0
5th Year
24
Male
1,101
190
160
0
190
0
4th Year
2,485
16
Total
2,284
1,339
468
0
749
0
Female
753
1,079
215
0
495
Male
1,531
260
253
3rd Year
TOTAL
Bagac
89
DC Lab HS
Dinalupihan
62
Orani Lab HS
Orani
254
Balanga
Main
27
Campus
2nd Year
Total
ENROLLMENT
1st Year

Although the aforementioned instances
usually happen to BPSU and other academic
institutions as well, BPSU has exhibited a positive
performance in terms of student population
growth. As reflected in Figure 02 the University
experienced continuous increase in the number
of students from Academic Year 2009-2010 up to
AY 2013-2014. In comparison to the enrollment
during the previous year, the number of students
during Year 2013 increased dramatically by six
percent (6%). The continuous growth of student
population translates that BPSU continues to
be the first choice of college students among the
growing number of tertiary education institutions
in the province.

As revealed in the studies, such preference
was influenced by the fact that University
continues to offer low cost quality education and
has proven its capacity to excel in various licensure
examinations. Other than the said factors, BPSUs
satellite campuses are positioned strategically
to ensure more accessibility to its programs and
services and continue to implement programs that
guarantee holistic development of the students.

EXPLORING

HORIZONS
| 23
Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management

Total
453
778
310
422
30
270
300
29
251
147
280
147
126
Drafting Tech.
65
26
91

The next table exhibits the
Electrical Tech.
270
0
270
number of enrollees per program and
Electronics Tech.
123
14
137
per campus as of the First Semester
Food Tech.
43
116
159
of AY 2013-2014. As derived from
Machine Shop Tech.
221
0
221
RAC Tech.
11
0
11
the analysis of the data in Table 07,
Welding & Fabrication Tech.
146
13
159
engineering programs, particularly
Cosmetology
1
13
14
BS Mechanical Engineering, and
158
69
227
major in: Network and Data

major in MAPEH continue to be the
136
159
295
Communication
most popular among the curricular
158
127
285
Bachelor of Science in Information
offerings of BPSU. In the case
Technology
of the Universitys technical and
major in: Network and Web Application
413
397
810
Diploma in Engineering Technology
vocational programs, there is lesser

major in: Electrical Tech.
82
0
82
number of enrollees in the said
Electronics Tech.
43
2
45
courses compared to the degree
Mechanical
Tech.
56 to 2013
0
56
Fig. 02 BPSU
Enrollment
from 2009
programs. Most of the time students who did
41
3
44
not meet the requirements for degree courses Certificate of Technology

72
1
73
opted to enroll in tech/voc programs; however, major in: Automotive Tech.
RAC Tech.
34
0
34
compared to the enrollment during the past years, Two-Year Trade Technology
the number of students in tech/voc programs had major in: Drafting Tech.
32
10
42
Electrical Tech.
106
0
106
begun to increase due to the industries growing
Food Tech.
31
85
116
demand for skilled labor workers.
63
24
87
256
257
100
13
113
34
109
143
210
211
112
11
123
major in:
30
270
300
29
251
280
353
246
344
697
65
65
35
35
54
57
34
58
28
37
59
28
22
90
30
90
23
77
100
79
54
54
228
138
11
149
103
103
72
72
0
0
12
0
0
21
12
5 Number6 of Enrollees
0
Total
732
267
Female
Total
Male
422
107
453
296
270
155
778
594
300
1198
526
508
534
0
1
1
Second
Semester
245
248
493
1034
47
422
287
251
155
732
567
280
1122
463
581
458
463
310
280
29
967
921
33
496
147
126
126
Associate
Computer Secretarial
major in: in Automotive
Tech.
1470
920
92
147
0
126
800
80
126
Drafting Tech.
65
26
91
63
24
87
Associate in Drafting
Computer
Technology
Tech.
216
65
216
26
432
91
173
63
168
24
341
87
Electrical Tech.
270
270
256
257
Bachelor of Science
in Tech.
Entrepreneurship
Electrical
2705
210
26
270
1
256
121
13
257
Electronics Tech.
123
14
137
100
13
113
191
123
944
14
1135
137
154
100
776
13
930
113
43
116
159
34
109
143
43
116
159
34
109
221
221
210
211
11
11
146
13
159
112
11
123
13
14
10
158
69
227
136
51
187
Bachelor of Science
in Accountancy
Electronics
Tech.
Bachelor of Science in Business
Food Tech.
Administration
Machine Shop Tech.
major in: Human Resource Development
RAC Tech.
Marketing Management
Operations Management
Cosmetology
BS in Management Information System
major
major in:
in: Biological
Network Science
and Data
Communication
English Education

Cosmetology
major in: Network and Data
Communication
Technology
136
159
295
126
141
267
158
127
285
139
107
246
Network and Web Application
Diploma in Engineering Technology
413
397
810
353
344
697
Electrical Tech.
82
82
65
65
Electronics Tech.
43
45
35
35
Mechanical Tech.
56
56
54
57
Diploma inPhysical
Engineering
Technology
Science
Education
72
73
58
59
RAC Tech.
34
34
28
28
Two-year Midwifery
Course
RAC Tech.
Two-Year Trade Technology
44
34
37
Bachelor
Science
in Psychology
Two-Yearof
Trade
Technology
32
10
42
22
30
Electrical Tech.
106
106
90
90
Food Tech.
31
85
116
23
77
100
Mechanical Tech.
79
79
54
54
214
14
228
138
11
149
Automotive Tech.
103
103
72
72
major in: Early

Childhood
Education
Automotive
Tech.
21
1
0
5
21
6
12
0
0
0
12
0
Bachelor of Science
in Agriculture
Electronics
Tech.
Bachelor of Science
in Fisheries
Food Tech.
Bachelor in Elementary
MechanicalEducation
Tech.
Special
(ABScience
Cosmetology)
major in:Course
Animal
38
136
221
257
11
443
159
207
14
169
227
174
210
34
9
74
112
62
1
74
136
32
1
222
0
351
11
151
9
71
51
127
159
288
295
345
126
48
141
253
158
21
127
160
285
181
139
20
107
136
51
200
43
189
413
129
397
232
353
126
344
210
9
82
55
43
26
56
36
41
6
2
93
0
114
3
29
2181
38
1450
810
361
47
82
200
45
119
56
150
44
35
278
73
32
34
320
251
10
65
53
35
26
54
30
34
5
58
58
0
28
41
1330
0
89
3
94
3
21
211
256
9
425
123
213
10
145
187
159
267
301
246
156
232
697
336
2171
320
143
51
65
186
35
115
57
124
37
26
275
59
32
28
28
32
107
10
135
42
25
22
998
124
30
31
106
1380
169
106
28
90
1360
164
90
44
31
69
85
113
116
34
23
65
77
99
100
231
79
10740
1305
79
208
54
9850
1193
54
214
1037
0
216
0
360
13
143
13
82
69
136
57
Industrial
ElectricalPsychology
Tech.
BEED
221
41
11
83
146
64
1
87
158
60
72
0
34
major in: Clinical

Psychology
Drafting
Tech.
Drafting Tech.
Electronics Tech.
Special Course (AB Cosmetology)
Automotive Tech.
41
Software
Development
Filipino
Education
TechnologyMathematics Teaching
Music, Arts, Physical Educ. &
major in: Network and Web Application
Health
major in: Social
Electrical
Tech.
Studies
Education
Technology
Livelihood
Electronics and
Tech.
Education
Mechanical Tech.
Agriculture
Certificate
Program
Certificate in
of Teaching
Technology
Bachelor
Science in Nursing
major
in: of Automotive
Tech.

major in:
310
139
RAC Tech.
major in:
778
141
147
Machine Shop Tech.
major in:
453
Automotive Tech.
Food Tech.
major in:
325

Bachelor
of Science
Electronics
and Comm.
BS in Hotel
& Restaurant
Management
Eng'g
Bachelor of
of Science
Science in
in Mechanical
Tourism Management
Bachelor
Engineering
126
14
325
298
30
1043
10
187
0
1
1
First
Semester
272
262
534
Bachelor of Science
in Architecture
Programs
9
51
79
Male
Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management

Total
Female
Male
BS in Hotel & Restaurant Management
Second Semester
Female
First Semester
Programs
1
136
214
21
1
Special Course (AB Cosmetology)
Number of Enrollees
126
Total
Mechanical Tech.
Table 07.
Summary of Enrollment According toAutomotive
Curricular
Tech. Program
As of First Semester of AyElectronics
2013-2014
Tech.
732
Female
Automotive Tech.
Male
325
Male
major in:
Total
Female
Male
BS in Hotel & Restaurant Management
Second Semester
Female
First Semester
Programs
21
1
85
14
750
0
525
228
82
103
21
1376
138
5
72
12
0
146
11
700
0
760
149
75
72
12
0
222
Bachelor ofCrop
Arts Science
in Cosmetology
1020
1081
2101
0
102
941
Bachelor of Science in Architecture
272
262
534
245
248
493
Bachelor of
of Science
Science in
in Agricultural
Architecture Eng'g.
Bachelor
272
113
262
106
534
219
245
95
248
89
493
184
526
508
1034
463
458
921

TOTAL
526
7,651
508
8,534
1034
16,185
463
6,773
458
7,756
921
14,529

Bachelor of Science Electronics and Comm.
Eng'g
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical
Engineering
534
47
581
463
33
496
47
581
463
33
496
296
594
280
287
567

Bachelor of Science Electronics and Comm.
Eng'g
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical
Engineering
534
298
298
296
594
280
287
567
1043
155
1198
967
155
1122

1043
155
1198
967
155
1122
92
92
80
80
216
216
432
173
168
341
21
26
12
13
191
944
1135
154
776
930
HORIZONS

1
196
92
92
80
80
216
216
432
173
168
341
21
26
12
13
191
944
1135
154
776
930

In comparison to the enrollment in the
Graduate School during the previous year, the
number of students during AY 2013-2014 escalated
from 424 to 463 students. In terms of enrollment
per curricular program, Table 08 shows that
the Doctor of Education and Master of Arts in
Education are the most popular programs in the
Graduate School.
Table 08.
Summary of Enrollment in BPSU Graduate School
As of AY 2013-2014
Number of Enrollees
Second
First Trimester
Trimester
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Programs
Doctor of Education major in:
Educational Administration/
Management
12
33
45
16
39
55
Master in Business Administration
major in: Business Administration
11
30
41
12
23
35
Master in Engineering Management
major in: Management Engineering
13
19
16
17
33
Master in Physical Education and

Sports
major in: Physical Education
11
18
16
major in: Public Administration/

Management
17
25
10
17
Master of Arts in Education major in:
Educational Administration/
Management
34
161
195
32
118
150
Filipino Education
10
10
11
General Science Education
23
26
16
18
Guidance and Counselling
Home Extension
15
18
12
22
24
21
23
Mathematics Teaching
27
35
12
31
43
Social Studies Education
17
22
12
17
20
29
11
17
28
121
394
515
126
337
463
Language Education/Language
Teaching
Master of Arts in Nursing

Nursing
TOTAL
Graduation

For the Academic Year 2012-2013, the
University produced two thousand five hundred
and ninety five (2,592) graduates from different
colleges across its satellite campuses, surpassing
last years number of graduates by 0.12%.

Out of the 2,592 graduates from all levels,
one hundred thirty nine (139) reaped awards and
recognitions due to their exemplary performance
in their studies. As of AY 2012-2013, the University
was able to produce five (5) magna cum laude and
ninety-one (91) cum laude. In the secondary level,
twenty-two students who excelled in the academe
were given recognition.

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Table 09.
Summary of Graduates per Curricular Offering
No.
No. of Graduates
Curricular Offering
BS Hotel and Restaurant Management
BS Tourism Management
Male
Total
Female
87
163
250
63
64
BS Industrial Technology major in Automotive Technology
24
24
BS Industrial Technology major in Drafting Technology
16
23
BS Industrial Technology major in Electrical Technology
53
53
BS Industrial Technology major in Electronics Technology
20
21
BS Industrial Technology major in Food Technology
BS Industrial Technology major in Machine Shop Technology
BS Industrial Technology major in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning

Technology
Abucay
Balanga
21
27
Bagac
Dinalupihan
14
18
Main
27
37
Orani
11
39
42
15
16
31
13
BS Computer Science major in Software Development
15
23
38
73
119
46
15
35
28
63
16
Diploma in Engineering Technology major in Electrical Technology
20
20
17
Diploma in Engineering Technology major in Electronics Technology
18
19
19
23
23
12
12
22
Diploma in Engineering Technology major in Mechanical Technology

Diploma in Engineering Technology major in Welding and Fabrication
Technology
Certificate of Technology in Automotive Technology
Certificate of Technology in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Technology
Two-Year Trade Technology: Drafting Technology
11
23
Two-Year Trade Technology: Electrical Technology
43
43
24
Two-Year Trade Technology: Food Technology
29
37
25
Two-Year Trade Technology: Mechanical Technology
20
20
26
Two-Year Trade Technology: Welding and Fabrication Technology
40
42
27
Two-Year Trade Technology: Automotive Technology
37
28
Two-Year Trade Technology: Electronics Technology
29
BS Architecture
28
13
41
30
BS Civil Engineering
35
19
54
31
BS Electrical Engineering
35
35
32
BS Electronics and Communications Engineering
38
24
62
33
BS Mechanical Engineering
59
34
13
13
35
84
89
173
36
BS in Entrepreneurship
37
BS Accountancy
11
79
90
38
BS Business Administration major in Human Resource Development
16
19
39
BS Business Administration major in Marketing Management
16
18
34
40
BS Business Administration major in Operations Management
27
27
41
BS Management Information Systems
21
TOTAL
51
BS Computer Science major in Network and Data Communication
20
Female
36
12
19
Cum Laude
Male
AB Cosmetology (Special Course)
BS Information Technology major in Network and Web Application
Magna Cum
Laude
Male
Female
31
12
14
Summa Cum
Laude
Male Female
11
College of Information and Communications Technology
Campus
51
BS Industrial Technology major in Welding and Fabrication

Technology
AB Cosmetology
10
Table 10.
Number of College Graduates with Honors
As of AY 2012-2013
37
64
14
Consortium
Total
20
71
96
Licensure Examination

It is the performance of its graduates that
speaks of the Universitys capability to provide
excellent quality of education and training in order
to produce globally competitive professionals.

Table 11 exhibits the Universitys
performance in the various licensure examinations
from Year 2011 to 2013. Surpassing the national
passing rate has been a constant target for the
University, as it is one of the indicators considered
in normative funding.
Table 11.
Universitys Performance in PRC Licensure Examinations
from Year 2011 to 2013
2011
2012
2013
National
Passing
Rate
BPSU
Passing
Rate
National
Passing
Rate
BPSU
Passing
Rate
National
Passing
Rate
BPSU
Passing
Rate
BSAR (Apr)
50.67%
41.67%
50.53%
45.45%
52.47%
66.67%
BSAR (Sept)
100%
100%
50.69%
39.29%
47.37%
50.99%
BSCE (Apr)
38.34%
35.29%
36.25%
46.67%
42.80%
33.33%
Program
42
Bachelor in Secondary Education major in Biological Science
31
40
43
Bachelor in Secondary Education major in English Education
16
19
44
Bachelor in Secondary Education major in Filipino Education
17
19
BSCE (Sept)
34.28%
38.30%
41.41%
32.73%
50.98%
48.12%
45
Bachelor in Secondary Education major in Mathematics Teaching
18
27
BSECE (Apr)
45%
50%
53.55%
52%
37.21%
33.33%
46
Bachelor in Secondary Education major in Music, Arts, Physical

Education and Health
17
24
BSECE (Sept)
36.87%
34.72%
51.57%
29.51%
34.51%
15%
47
Bachelor in Secondary Education major in Physical Science Education
BSEE (Apr)
58%
57.89%
35.30%
25%
41.23%
60%
48
27
34
BSEE (Sept)
53.23%
60.53%
53.64%
55.56%
BSME (Apr)
53.90%
76.90%
69.86%
75%
68.87%
81.67%
50
Bachelor in Secondary Education major in Social Studies Education

Bachelor in Secondary Education major in Technology and Livelihood
Education
Bachelor in Secondary Education major in Agriculture
BSME (Sept)
31.63%
50%
51
39.43%
33%
BSEd
26.28%
19.71%
24.85%
21.57%
39.10%
33.33%
BSEd
31.45%
40.30%
43.50%
59.01%
39.75%
50.32%
BSAcc (May)
40.52%
33.33%
37.54%
34.62%
27.41%
25%
BSAcc (Oct)
47.70%
23.08%
47%
23%
41%
21.52%
BSN (Feb)
35.25%
19.55%
33.92%
20.83%
19.50%
BSN (July)
Midwifery
(Apr)
Midwifery
(Nov)
BSAgri (Apr)
48.01%
46.37%
48.36%
45.70%
42.80%
47.93%
42.22%
66.67%
45.27%
61.54%
50%
61.90%
45.29%
25%
49.76%
16.67%
36.63%
100%
37.91%
50%
35.29%
33.33%
BEEd (Sept)
22.68%
35.00%
49.00%
59.25%
31.18%
38.54%
49
15
22
Certificate in Teaching Program
10
14
24
52
26
103
129
53
Bachelor in Elementary Education major in Early Childhood Education
54
55
Two-Year Midwifery Course
39
179
218
14
15
56
BS Psychology major in Clinical Psychology
16
57
BS Psychology major in Industrial Psychology
12
14
Institute of Agriculture
58
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture major in Animal Science
59
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture major in Crop Science
60
Laboratory Highschool
61
Secondary Education
Graduate School
Doctor of Education major in Educational Administration/
Management
Master in Business Administration major in Business Administration
Master in Engineering Management major in Management
Engineering
Master in Physical Education and Sports
62
63
64
65
79
92
171
22
25
68

Master of Arts in Education major in Educational Administration/
Management
Master of Arts in Education major in Filipino Education
69
Master of Arts in Education major in General Science Education
70
Master of Arts in Education major in Guidance and Counseling
71
73
Master of Arts in Education major in Home Extension

Master of Arts in Education major in Language Education/Language
Teaching
Master of Arts in Education major in Mathematics Teaching
74
Master of Arts in Education major in Social Studies Education
75
Master of Arts in Nursing
66
67
72
TOTAL
BSAEng
1193
1337
2592
HORIZONS

As summarized in Figure 03, the
University has twelve (12) programs that
require board examinations. From its twelve
(12) programs, the figure shows that BPSU
rendered satisfactory performance in the licensure
examinations for architects, electrical engineers,
mechanical engineers, midwives, teachers, and
agricultural engineers in 2013. However, data
shown in Figure 03 signify that more needs
to be done in order to improve the ratings on
programs like civil engineering, electronics
and communications engineering, agricultural
engineering, accountancy, nursing and agriculture.

BPSU has actually made a mark in
licensure exams. Aside from securing top places in
the various PRC licensure examinations, BPSU was
also deemed as the sixth best performing school
in the September 2013 Mechanical Engineering
licensure examination. The ranking was based
among schools with fifty or more examinees and
with at least 80% passing percentage. Out of the
sixty (60) BPSU BSME graduates who took the
exam, forty-nine (49) successfully qualified.

Apart from rendering satisfactory
performance in the aforementioned disciplines,
the Universitys name also stood out among the
reputed state colleges and universities in the
country as some alumni managed to make it to the
15th and 20th places in the Licensure Examination
for Nurses.
Fig. 03. Performance in PRC Licensure Examinations 2013

Table 12.
BPSU Topnotchers in PRC Licensure Examinations
From Year 2011 to 2013
Program
Two Year
Midwifery Course
2011
2012
Name of
Topnotcher
Rank /
Rating
Name of
Topnotcher
Rating
Name of
Topnotcher
Rating
Jan Oliver
Zuniga
9th Place
Michelle E.
Viray
82.60%
83.80%
Aileen T.
Ciriaco
(16th)
Beatriz
Hermania
R. Ilaya
Jennifer B.
Castillo
84.40%
John Henry
O. Valencia
(11th)
Bachelor of Science
in Nursing
Bachelor of Science
in Electrical
Engineering
Bachelor of Science
in Mechanical
Engineering
2013
Marvin E.
Marquez
(15th)
83.50%
(20th)
Jehosua G.
Dinglas
2nd Placer
91.70%
Mark Joseph
Sunga
6th placer
93.15%

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HORIZONS
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Table 13.
Faculty Profile According to Educational Attainment,
Gender and Tenure
As of AY 2013-2014
Faculty
Faculty

As key players in ensuring the attainment
of the countrys goal towards a knowledgebased economy, the University, through
the directives of the Commission on Higher
Education, closely monitors the development of
its faculty members. As the emerging trends in
education and the global industry dictate further
advancement in instruction, the University is
continuously prompted to seek and implement
new strategies to keep its faculty members
updated on the recent trends in education.
Faculty Profile

Being deemed as center of excellence
in higher education in the province compels
the University to pursue the enhancement of
the profile of its faculty members. It is not only
the expectation of the public that propels the
University to seek new strategies in enhancing
the quality of instruction but also the new policies
implemented by CHED and other national agencies.
Table 13 reflects the distribution of faculty

members according to college/campus, tenure and
highest educational attainment during AY 20132014.
The implementation of stricter policies
in recruitment and hiring of instructors way back
in 2007 contributed to raising the awareness of
faculty members on the requirements set by CHED
for tertiary level educators. Furthermore, this
awareness also encouraged more faculty members
to pursue advanced studies that are aligned with
their areas of specialization.
College/
Campus
Permanent
Contractual
Graduate School/ Contract of
Main Campus
Service
Part-time
College of Arts
and Sciences/
Main Campus
College of
Engineering and
Architecture/
Main Campus
College of
Information and
Communications
Technology/
Main Campus
College of
Industrial
Technology /
Main Campus
College of
Technical and
Vocational
Training / Main
Campus
Abucay Campus
College of
Business and
Accountancy /
Balanga Campus
College of
Education /
Balanga Campus
College of
Nursing and
Midwifery /
Balanga Campus
College of Social
and Behavioral
Sciences /
Balanga Campus
Dinalupihan
Campus
Orani Campus
Total
Tenure
Highest Educational Attainment

Doctoral
Masters
Baccalaureate
Male Female Male Female Male Female
4
8
2
2
0
0
Total
16
2
0
Total
10
21
Permanent
30
54
Contractual
Contract of
Service
Part-time
12
20
10
Total
12
44
15
86
Permanent
15
Contractual
Contract of
Service
Part-time
16
24
Total
27
11
50
Permanent
Contractual
Contract of
Service
Part-time
Total
18
Permanent
13
25
Contractual
Contract of
Service
Part-time
Total
13
25
Permanent
12
24
Contractual
Contract of
Service
Part-time
Total
12
26
Permanent
19
Contractual
Contract of
Service
Part-time
Total
24
Permanent
14
Contractual
Contract of
Service
Part-time
Total
27
Permanent
23
Contractual
Contract of
Service
Part-time
Total
26
Permanent
10
17
Contractual
Contract of
Service
Part-time
14
Total
18
31
Permanent
11
Contractual
Contract of
Service
Part-time
Total
14
Permanent
15
33
Contractual
Contract of
Service
Part-time
13
Total
21
12
57
Permanent
17
41
Contractual
Contract of
Service
Part-time
Total
20
15
13
62
Permanent
16
37
53
103
52
37
298
Contractual
Contract of
Service
Part-time
18
31
63
35
31
68
13
38
Total
22
42
78
144
103
78
467
HORIZONS
Fig. 04. Distribution of Faculty According to Highest Educational Attainment per

Campus as of AY 2013-2014
As of AY 2013-2014, the Universitys

faculty population totaled to four hundred sixty
seven (467). As shown in Fig. 05, majority of the
faculty as of AY 2013-2014 in the campuses of the
University are masters degree holders while13.7%
of the faculty are doctorate degree holders and
38.76% are baccalaureate degree holders. The
figures prove that the University was able to make
improvements on the profile of its faculty in AY
2013-2014 if compared to the figures shown in
Table 14, which shows that during the previous
years, BPSU is majorly composed of faculty who do
not meet the minimum requirements for instructor
positions and the number of faculty with doctorate
degree did not meet the Universitys target.
A one percent (1%) increase was also seen

in the faculty members with contractual status;
however, unlike the previous academic year,
the number of faculty under contract of service
decreased by nine (9%) while the number of parttimers increased by two percent (2%).
Table 14.
Educational Attainment of Faculty from AY 2011-2012 to AY 2013-2014
Educational
Attainment
AY 20112012
AY 2012-2013
AY 2013-2014
46
39
64
Graduate
196
208
222
Baccalaureate
250
244
181
Total
492

In terms of tenure, sixty-four percent
(64%) of the Universitys faculty hold permanent
positions while 13% are contractual, 8% are parttimers, and 15% are hired on a contract of service
basis.
491
467
Postgraduate
The increasing number of permanent

faculty signifies the Universitys staunch efforts
to reward its teaching personnel who met the
minimum requirements for permanent instructor
position and have rendered excellent performance
as reflected in the performance appraisals.
Moreover, giving permanent appointments has
served as one of the tools of the University to
further motivate its faculty through giving them a
sense of economic security and to attract applicants
who possess the right attitude and skills needed in
instruction.
Fig. 05. Distribution of Teaching Personnel According to

Tenure as of AY 2013-2014

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| 29
Hiring of New Faculty Members
In its quest to provide the best quality of instruction

to the students, the University makes sure to provide
its faculty members privileges to update their
capacities and discover their hidden potentials.

Bataeos have associated the name of
Bataan Peninsula State University with prestige.
Working in the University is believed to be a
great opportunity to attain economic security and
enhancement of knowledge and skills through
immersion to different learning activities and
experiences; hence, professionals in different
disciplines opt to secure employment in BPSU.
As of AY 2013-2014, twenty-five (25) persons were
added to the roster of the Universitys faculty.
Faculty Alignment

Vertical articulation has become one
of the pressing demands of the Commission on
Higher Education. In order to contribute further
to the improvement of the Universitys faculty
profile, several members of the faculty, despite
the others having no scholarships, started to
realign themselves through pursuing masters/
doctorate degrees that are aligned with their area
of specialization.

Different opportunities contribute to
developing ones skills and knowledge. Moreover,
experiences make people stronger and wiser.
Table 15.
Newly Hired Faculty According to Highest Educational Attainment and Campus
As of AY 2013-2014
Baccalaureate
Campus
Abucay
Balanga
Dinalupihan
Orani
Main
Total
Master's
Doctorate
Total
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
0
1
11
2
2
0
3
0
1
1
2
1
0
0
2
10
25
0
0
4
No.
Table 16.
Faculty Pursuing Post-Graduate Degrees
Name
Academic
Rank
Years
in
Service
Tenure of
Office
Baccalaureate
Degree
Masters
Degree
Garcia,Ramon DL.
Instructor
Contractual
Bachelor
of Arts in
English
Fontillas, Lemuel R.
Instructor I
Contractual
BSE
Doctorate
Degree
Course Currently Pursued
Name of
School
Scholarship
Master
in Public
Administration
Doctor of Public
Administration
Eulogio
Amang
Rodriguez
Institute of
Science and
Technology
MAEd
Ph.D. in Applied Linguistics
DSLU
CHED
Gabor, Bernadeth B.
Instructor
III
16
Permanent
BSIEd
MAEd
Ph.D. in Tech Ed
Rizal TU
Gadia, Joerald M.
Instructor I
Permanent
AB Philo
MA Philo
Ph. D. in Philo
ADMU
CHED
Quintos, Sherrilyn B.
Instructor I
12
Permanent
BSE
MAEd
Ed. D.
BPSU
Tacubanza, Homer
A.
Instructor I
Contractual
BSE
MPES
Ed. D.
BPSU
Barret, Faye
Instructor 1
Permanent
BSECE
M. Eng
On-going
Doctor of Technology
TUP
Self
Valentos, Alfredo
10
Permanent
BSME
MEM
Ed D.
BPSU
Self
Rodrigo C. Muoz,
Jr.
11
Permanent
BSECE
M EngElectonics
On-going
PhD-ECE
DLSU
CHED
10
Adriano, Roda
Instructor I
Units TM
Ph. D. TM
TUP
NONE
Collera, Cherry
Instructor I
2.5
Contract of
Service
Contractual
MIT
11
BSCS
MBA
Units TM
Ph. D. TM
TUP
NONE
12
Morales, Janice
Christian T.
Instructor I
Contractual
BS Comp Eng
MIT
Units DT
TUP
NONE
13
Oliveria, Erwin
Instructor I
Contractual
BSCS
MIT
Units DT
TUP
NONE
14
Paguio, Maria
Diorella A.
Instructor I
Contractual
BS Comp Eng
ME CoE
Units DT
TUP
NONE
15
Rivera, Cristina
Instructor I
Contractual
BSCS
MSCS
Units DT
TUP
NONE
16
Solomon, Aida T.
Instructor
III
14
Contractual
BS Comp Eng
ME CoE
Units DT
TUP
NONE
Master of Arts
in Education
major in THE
Doctor of Philosophy major in

Technology Education
Rizal
Technological
University
17
Badua, Rowena S.
Instructor 1
Permanent
BSIEd major
in Food
Technology
18
Ongoco, Rosemarie
P.
Asst.Prof.2
26
Permanent
BSIEd major
in Food
Technology
Master of Arts
in Education
major in THE

Rizal
Technological
University
19
Camingal, Edmond
M.
Instructor 2
Permanent
BSIEd major
in Drafting
Technology
Master of Arts
in Education
major in THE

Rizal
Technological
University
20
David, Neil D.
Instructor
III
18
Permanent
Bachelor of
Secondary
Education
MAEd
Ed.D.
BPSU
CLSU
ATI-DA
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Duque, Zoila M.
20
Permanent
III
22
Miguel, Herminio L.
23
Tuazon, Romeo Jr.

C.
Asst. Prof
III
Instructor I
40
5
Permanent
Contractual
BS Nursing
HORIZONS
Ph.D.
Ph.D
BPSU
Doctor in Public Health
Angeles
University
Foundation
None
MAN
Diorella A.
15
Rivera, Cristina
Instructor I
Contractual
BSCS
MSCS
Units DT
TUP
NONE
16
Solomon, Aida T.
Instructor
III
14
Contractual
BS Comp Eng
ME CoE
Units DT
TUP
NONE
Master of Arts
in Education
major in THE

Rizal
Technological
University
Badua, Rowena S.
Instructor 1
Permanent
18
Ongoco, Rosemarie
P.
Asst.Prof.2
26
Permanent
BSIEd major
in Food
Technology
Master of Arts
in Education
major in THE

Rizal
Technological
University
19
Camingal, Edmond
Name
M.
Academic2
Instructor
Rank
Years
9
in
Service
Tenure of
Permanent
Office
BSIEd major
Baccalaureate
in Drafting
Degree
Technology
Master of Arts
in Masters
Education
Degree
major
in THE
Doctorate
Degree

Course
Currently
Pursued
Technology
Education
Rizal
Name of
Technological
School
University
Scholarship
20
David, Neil D.
Instructor III
18
Permanent
Bachelor of
Secondary
Bachelor
Education
MAEd
Ed.D.
Doctor of Public
Administration
Eulogio
BPSU
Amang
Rodriguez
Institute of
CLSU
Science and
Technology
No.
17
BSIEd major
in Food
Technology
Garcia,Ramon DL.
21
Duque, Zoila M.
22
2
23
Tuazon, Romeo Jr. C.
Gabor, Bernadeth B.
24
4
5
25
Instructor
Contractual
Instructor III
20
Miguel, Herminio L.
Asst. Prof III
40
Permanent
Ph.D
Instructor I
Contractual
BSE
MAEd
Ph.D.
BS Nursing
MAN
Doctor in Public Health
BSIEd
MAEd
Ph.D. in Tech Ed
Canare, Laarni
C. M.
Gadia,
Joerald
Instructor
Prof. 2 I
22
5
Permanent
Permanent
BSEdFilipino
AB Philo
MAEd- Educ.
MA
Philo
Mngt.
Doctor of Education major in

Ph. D. in Philo
Educational
Mngt.
Quintos, Sherrilyn B.
Instructor I
12
Permanent
BSE
MAEd
Ed. D.
BPSU
Instructor I
Permanent
BSED- English
MAEd- Language
Ed.
MPES

Educational Mngt.
BPSU- Graduate
School
None
BSECE
AB
English
BSME
M. Eng
MAEd- Language
MEM
Ed.
On-going
TUP
Self
M EngElectonics
On-going
Assistant
Instructor I
Contractual
Instructor 1
Permanent
Rodrigo C. Muoz,
Jr.
11
Permanent
BSECE
27
10
Adraneda, Gemma C.
Adriano, Roda
Assistant
Professor I I
Instructor
21
BSEd- Filipino
MIT
MAEd- Educ.
Mngt.
11
Collera, Cherry
Instructor I
2.5
Permanent
Contract
of
Service
Contractual
BSCS
12
Morales, Janice
Christian T.
Instructor I
Contractual
BSEd- Gen.
Science
MBA
BS Comp Eng
MAEd- Gen.
Science
MIT
Units DT
13
29
Oliveria,
Erwin
Bardemorilla,
Noraida
Instructor
Instructor IIII
6
18
Contractual
Permanent
14
Paguio, Maria
Diorella A.
Instructor I
Contractual
Bachelor in
BSCS
Secondary
Education
MAEd major
MIT
in Educational
Management
ME CoE
15
Rivera, Cristina
Instructor I
Contractual
16
Solomon, Aida T.
Instructor
III
14
Contractual
Bachelor of
BSCS
Secondary
Education major
English
BS in
Comp
Eng
M.A.
Teaching
MSCS
in English and
Language
Bachelor
of
BSIEd
major
Secondary
in Food
Education /
Technology
Master of Arts
major
inMAEd
Education
in Educational
major
in THE
in Foodof
Bachelor
Secondary
Technology
Master of Arts
in Education
major in THE
Master of Biology
Master of Arts
in Education
major in THE
Ed.D. major in Educational

Management

MAEd
M.A. major in
mathematics
31
18
None
Contractual
Permanent
Barret, Faye
17
CHED
30
BPSU
16
28
ATI-DA
DSLU
Angeles
University
Foundation
Tacubanza, Homer
A.
26
8
Instructor
III
Forbes, Jaime
Instructor I
Permanent
of Arts in
English
Master
in Public
Administration
Reyes, Yolanda
DR.
Valentos,
Alfredo
Olubia, Leandro T.
Cabanding, Monica
Badua, Rowena S.
David, Norma
Ongoco, Rosemarie
P.
Assistant
Professor
4
Instructor I
Instructor III
Instructor 1
22
10
10
16
Instructor III
19
Asst.Prof.2
26
Permanent
Permanent
Permanent
Permanent
Permanent
Permanent
21
Permanent
Permanent
32
Dumlao, Judy
19
Camingal, Edmond
M.
Instructor 2
33
Garcia, Loida
Assistant Prof
IV
20
David, Neil D.
Instructor
III
23
Permanent
18
Permanent
BS Comp Eng
major in General
Science
BSIEd
major
Permanent
Assistant
Prof I
BSE
Education /
major in Biology
BSIEd major
and Chemistry
in Drafting
Technology
Bachelor of
Secondary
Education,
Bachelormajor
of
in English
Secondary
Education
Bachelor of
Science
in
Mathematics
ME CoE
Management
M.A. Teaching
in English and
Language
Ed. D.
Rizal TU
BPSU- Graduate
ADMU
School
None
CHED
BPSU
BPSU- Graduate
BPSU
School
None
Self
PhD-ECE
DLSU
CHED
Units TM

Educational
Mngt.
Ph. D. TM
Phil. College of
Health
Sciences
TUP
NONE
Units TM
Ph. D. TM
TUP
NONE

Ed D.Mngt.
Educational
None

General Science
National
Teachers College
TUP
NONE
Units
DT
Ed.D.
major
Educational
Doctor
of in
Technology
Management
BPSU
Main
TUP
Campus
NONE
Units DT
TUP
NONE
Units DT
TUP
None
NONE
DLSU
Units DT
TUP

Ed.D.
major in Education
Educational
Technology
Rizal
BPSU
Technological
Dinalupihan
University

Rizal
Technological
University
Management
CHEDFDP-II
Scholar
NONE
Campus
DHVTSU
Rizal
Technological
University
Ph.D. in Literature
University of
Sto. Tomas
CHED FDP-II
Scholar
Ed.D.
BPSU

Ph.D.
Management
BPSU
Main
CLSU
ATI-DA
Magno,
S.
Duque,Eugenio
Zoila M.
Assistant
Instructor
Professor
III I
19
20
Permanent
Permanent
22
Miguel, Herminio L.
Asst. Prof
III
40
Permanent
Ph.D
BPSU
Manalili,
C. Jr.
Tuazon,Lovely
Romeo
Instructor I
Permanent
Bachelor of
Science in
Commerce major
BSBanking
Nursing
in
and
Finance
35
Master in Business
Management
MAN
Ph.D. major in Business

Administration
Doctor
in Public Health
Angeles
AUF
University
Foundation
None
BSEdFilipino
Bachelor
in
MAEd- Educ.
MAEd major
Mngt.

Educational
Mngt.
Ed.D.
major in Educational
BPSUGraduate
Columban
School
College
None

Educational Mngt.
None

Management
BPSUGraduate
School
34
21
23
24
36
25
C.
Canare, Laarni C.
Manuel, Belinda V.
Instructor I
Contractual
Assistant
Prof. 2
Assistant
22
Permanent
Professor II
Forbes, Jaime
Instructor I
37
Nocom, Noeme
Assistant
Professor I
26
Reyes, Yolanda DR.
38
20
Permanent
Secondary major
in English
Permanent
BSED- English
22
Permanent
Assistant
Professor 4
Bachelor in
Secondary major
in English
22
Permanent
AB English
Instructor I
Bachelor in
Secondary
Education
in Educational
Management
MAEdLanguage Ed.
MAEd major
in Educational
Management
MAEdLanguage Ed.
MAEd major
in Educational
Assistant
Professor I
Permanent
27
Adraneda, Gemma
C.
21
Permanent
BSEd- Filipino
Management
MAEdEduc.
Mngt.
39
28
Punla, Candida
Olubia,
Leandro T.
Instructor III
Instructor
9
10
Permanent
Permanent
Bachelor of
BSEd-major
Gen.in
Science
Science
General
Science
29
Bardemorilla,
Noraida
Instructor
III
18
Permanent
40
Talavera, Sunshine
Instructor I
Permanent
30
41
Panlaqui, Catheryn
Cabanding, Monica
Instructor
III
ACUA, Pablo V.
Assistant
Professor II
16
23
Permanent
Permanent
31
David, Norma
Instructor
III
19
Permanent
42
DE GUIA, Rowell G.
Instructor I
Permanent
32
Dumlao,
Judy
DIMARUCUT, Khristina
21
Permanent
Contractual
Permanent
43
44
33
45
34
Anne A.
Assistant
Prof I I
Instructor
10
JUGO, Christopher
Garcia,
Loida M.
AssistantI
Instructor
3.5
23
RIVERA, Kimberly C.
Instructor
AssistantI
Professor I
19
Magno, Eugenio S.
Prof IV
Permanent
Permanent
Permanent
35
Manalili, Lovely C.
Instructor I
Permanent
36
Manuel, Belinda V.
Assistant
Professor II
20
Permanent
Management
BPSU, Main

Educational Mngt.
BPSUGraduate
School
BPSU,
Doctor ofManagement
Education major in
Educational Mngt.
Phil.
College
Dinalupihan
of Health
Sciences
MAEdGen.
in Educational
Science
Management
Ed.D.of
major
in Educational
Doctor
Education
major in
Management
General
Science
BPSU,
Teachers
Dinalupihan
Bachelor in
Secondary
Bachelor of
Education
MAEd major
in Educational
MAEd major
Management

Management
BPSU Main
Campus
Secondary
Education
major in
BSAE / CPE
English
ANIMAL
Bachelor
SCIENCEof
Secondary
Education
/ major in
General
BSE
(Major in
Science
English)
Bachelor of
Secondary
Education
/ major
in
AB
Psychology
Biology and
Chemistry
Bachelor of
Secondary
BSE
(Major in
Education,
Math)
major in
English
M.A. Teaching
in English and
Language
Science major in
General
Science
Bachelor
of
BSE
(Majorof
in
Bachelor
Gen. Sci.)
Science in
Mathematics
MAEd major
in Educational
Management
MAEd
(Educational
Management)
MAEd major
in Educational
Management
MA Teaching
(Major in English
Language Arts)
Master of
Ph.D. major in Educational

Management
College
PNU
DLSU
Ed.D.
(Educational
Management) /
54 Units
Ed.D. (Educational Management)
St. Jude College,

Manila

Management
BPSU
Dinalupihan
Campus
Ph.D.
(Language
Education / 45
Units )
Biology
School
Psychology
Ph.D.
in
Psychology /
(12 Units)
M.A.
MAEdTeaching
(Major in
inMathematics)
English and
Language
Ph.D.
Mathematics
Education
(for
Comprehensive
Exam)
MAChem
M.A.
major in
mathematics
National
Ph.D. (Major in
Chemistry) / 36
units
Ph.D. (Major in Language

Education)

Management
Ph.D.
in Psychology
UP Diliman
DHVTSU
UP Diliman
Ph.D.
Mathematics
Education
Ph.D.
in Literature
University
NEUST of
Sto. Tomas
Ph.D.major
(Majorin
inEducational
Chemistry)
Ed.D.
Management
BPSU Main
Bachelor of
Science in
Commerce
major in
Banking and
Finance
Master in
Business
Management
Ph.D. major in Business

Administration
Bachelor in
Secondary
major in
English
MAEd major
in Educational
Management

Management

EXPLORING
None
None
None
CHEDFDPII Scholar
CHED
CHED FDPII Scholar
UP Diliman
AUF
Columban
College

HORIZONS
| 31
Table 17.
Faculty Pursuing Graduate Degrees
Course
Currently
Pursued
Name of
School
BS Tourism
MBA
BPSU
Permanent
BSIEd
MAIEd
EARIST
Contract of
Service
BSHRM
MBA
EARIST
Instructor
Contract of
Service
BSE
MAPS
UP
Instructor I
Contractual
BS Chem
MS Chem
UST
Contract of
Service
BS Tourism
MS Tourism
Mgmt
PWU
No.
Name
Academic Rank
Years in
Service
Tenure of
Office
Baccalaureate
Degree
Blanas, Juliet
Allegra A.
Instructor
3.5
Contract of
Service
Cruz, Irene Gina

D.
Associate Professor I
30
Cruz, Rogi John

Curt D.
Instructor
De Leon, Ann
Louise C.
Enriquez, Virginia
V.
Galicia, Anne
Regina R.
Instructor
Masters
Degree
Scholarship
CHED
Parulan, Loida B.
Instructor I
Contractual
BSE
MAEd
PNU
Siccion, Olivia
Ann S.
Instructor
Contract of
Service
BSA
MBA
PUP
Sioson, Ronit L.
Instructor
Contract of
Service
BSE
MA Filipino
NTC
10
Balana, Dominic
Instructor 1
Contract of
Service
BSAR
Master in
Architecture
TUP
Self
11
Muoz, Jonathan
C.
Assistant Professor I
12
Permanent
BSCE
MSCE
(Completed
Academic
Requirements
MSCE
(Completed
Academic
Requirements
DLSU
CHED
Contractual
Contract of
Service
BSECE
MSECE
12
Salenga, Jane
Instructor 1
13
Carlos, Dennis
Instructor 1
14
De Lazo, Charles
Adrian M.
Instructor 1
0.5
15
Halili, Rhealyn
16
Importa,
Mariestella Joy
17
Jaro, Claudine
Instructor 1
Instructor 1
Instructor 1
DLSU
CHED
MSCS
AMA
NONE
Contract of
Service
BS Info Tech
MSIT
AUF
NONE
1.5
Contract of
Service
BS Info Tech
MSIT
AUF
NONE
1.5
Contract of
Service
BS Info Tech
MSIT
BULSU
NONE
6.5
8
Contract of
Service
Contract of
Service
Contract of
Service
BSCS
MIT
TUP
NONE
BS Comp Eng
ME CoE/ME
Mgt
PLM/BPSU
NONE
BSCS
MIT
TUP
NONE
BSCS
MSIT
DLSU
CHED
MSA
PAC
ATI-DA
MSA
M.A Clinical
Psychology
BPSU
University of
Sto. Thomas
Technological
University
of the
Philippines
18
Naoe, Arlynne
19
Ramos, Marissa
Instructor 1
20
Tolentino, Noel
Instructor II
13
Permanent
21
Salas, Lea F.
Instructor II
19
Permanent
22
Marabe, Liza D.
Montaniel,
Monina C.
Instructor II
18
Permanent
Instructor 2
21
Permanent
BS Psychology
23
Instructor 1
MSECE
BSCS
24
De Leon,
Gatherson
Instructor I
Contract of
Service
BS Computer
Science
25
Resulta, Susette
Instructor I
Contract of
Service
BS
Accountancy
26
Reyes, Louie Art
Instructor I
Contract of
Service
BS
Accountancy
Master in
Information
Technology
Master in
Business
Administration
Master in
Business
Administration
None
Dela Salle
University
None
MAEd major
in Educational
Management
DHVTSU
CHEDFDPII Scholar
27
Dumlao, Bonifacio
Instructor I
19
Permanent
28
Bautista, Carla
Instructor I
Contract of
Service
Bachelor of
Science in
Hotel and
Restaurant
Management
MS in Hotel
and Restaurant
Management
PWU
29
Cortel, Joseph
Ross E
Instructor I
Contract of
Service
Bachelor of
Science in
Computer
Science
MS in
Information
Technology
AUF
30
De Jesus,
GemmaLyn
Instructor I
Contract of
Service
Bachelor of
Science in
Secondary
Education
major in Social
Science
M.A. major in
Social Studies
PNU
31
Dela Cruz , Cyrus
Instructor I
Contract of
Service
Bachelor of
Science in
Psychology
MAEd. Major in
Guidance and
Counselling
PLM
32
Ferrer,
Vonhoepper
Instructor I
Contract of
Service
Bachelor of
Science in
Filipino
M.A. major in
Filipino
PUP
33
Gonzales, Jimley
Instructor I
Contract of
Service
Bachelor of
Science in
Hotel and
Restaurant
Management
MS in Hotel
and Restaurant
Management
PWU
HORIZONS
None
Dela Salle
University
Bachelor in
Secondary
Education
major in
Drafting
None
Ross E
Service
30
De Jesus,
GemmaLyn
Instructor I
No.
31
Name
Dela Cruz
, Cyrus
1
32
2
3
Blanas, Juliet
Ferrer,A.
Allegra
Vonhoepper
Cruz, Irene Gina
D.
Cruz, Rogi John
Curt D.
Gonzales, Jimley
De Leon, Ann
Louise C.
Computer
Science
Technology
Contract of
Service
Bachelor of
Science in
Secondary
Education
major in Social
Science
M.A. major in
Social Studies
PNU
Academic
Rank
Instructor
I
Years in
3
Service
Tenure of
Contract
of
Office
Service
Bachelor of
Baccalaureate
Science in
Degree
Psychology
Course
MAEd.
Major in
Currently
Guidance
and
Pursued
Counselling
Name of
PLM
School
Instructor
Instructor I
3.5
3
30
Contract of
Contract
Serviceof
Service
Permanent
Bachelor
of
BS
Tourism
Science in
Filipino
BSIEd
M.A.MBA
major in
Filipino
MAIEd
Contract of
Service
Contract of
Contract
Serviceof
Service
Bachelor of
BSHRM
Science in
Hotel and
BSE
Restaurant
Management
MBA
MS in Hotel
and Restaurant
MAPS
Management
EARIST
Contractual
BS Chem
MS Chem
UST
Bachelor of
Secondary
BS
Tourism
Education
major
BSE in
English
MS Tourism
M.A.
major in
Mgmt
English
MAEd
PWU
UP
PNU
MBA
PUP
Instructor
Instructor I
Instructor
4
2
Enriquez, Virginia
V.
Instructor I
6
34
7
Galicia, Anne
Regina
R. C.
Perello,
Jerry
Parulan, Loida B.
Instructor
Instructor I
Instructor I
7
4
5
Contract of
Contract
Serviceof
Service
Contractual
Siccion, Olivia
Ann S.
Instructor
Contract of
Service
33
4
5
9
35
Trinidad,
Maribel
Sioson, Ronit
L.
S.
InstructorI
Instructor
26
Contract of
Service
10
Balana, Dominic
Instructor 1
Contract of
Service
BSA
BS in
Computer
BSE and
Information
Science
BSAR
36
11
Bongco, Roxanne
Muoz,T.
Jonathan
C.
Instructor
3.5
12
Contract of
Service
Permanent
BEEd
BSCE
12
37
13
Salenga,Ronnel
Jane
Cooper,
Joseph F.
Carlos, Dennis
Instructor 1
Instructor
Instructor 1
5
5.5
6
Contractual
Contract of
Contract
Serviceof
Service
BSECE
BS Computer
Science
BSCS
14
De Lazo, Charles
Adrian Ma.
M.
Corpuz,
Instructor 1
0.5
Instructor
Instructor 1
8
1.5
Contract of
Serviceof
Contract
38
15
Katrina Sabel A.
Halili, Rhealyn
Instructor 1
1.5
39
17
Importa,
Mariestella Joy
Medairos,
Jaro,
Claudine
Elizabeth
L.
Instructor II
Instructor 1
27
6.5
18
Naoe, Arlynne
Instructor 1
16
19
Ramos, Marissa
Instructor 1
40
20
Mina, Albert N.
Tolentino, Noel
Part-Time Instructor
Instructor II
9
13
21
Salas, Lea F.
Instructor II
19
Serviceof
Contract
Service
Contract of
Service
Contract
of
Permanent
Service
Contract of
Service
Contract of
Service
Permanent
22
Marabe, Liza D.
Instructor II
18
Permanent
Montaniel,
Pavett,
Isabelita V.
Monina C.
Instructor
InstructorIII
2
26
21
Permanent
Permanent
De Leon,
Gatherson
Ramos, Joycelin C.
Instructor I
42
26
25
Resulta, Susette
Instructor I
24
43
26
27
44
Reyes, Maria
Reyes,
Louie
Cristina
Z.Art
Vivar, Ma.
Belinda
Dumlao,
Bonifacio
R.
Scholarships
28
Bautista, Carla
Instructor II
Instructor
3.5
1
BS Info Tech
BSE (Gen. Sci.)
BS Info Tech
BS Info Tech
BSE Major
in Home
BSCS
Economics
BS Comp Eng
BSCS
BSMIS
(Information
BSCS
System)
Permanent
41
23
Contract of
Service
Permanent
Masters Degree
BSE (Major in
BS Psychology
English)
Contract of
Service
BS Computer
Science
BSE (Major in
English)
BS
Accountancy
Contract of
Contractual
Service
BSE (Major
BS
in Physical
Accountancy
Education)
Instructor
InstructorI
19
5
Contract
of
Permanent
Service
Bachelor in
Secondary
Education
BSBA
major in
Drafting
Instructor I
Contract of
Service
Bachelor of
Science in
Hotel and
Restaurant
Management
33
Gonzales, Jimley
Instructor I
Service
Science in
Filipino
CHED
MIT
MSECE
Information
MSCS
Technology
DLSU
TUP
AMA
NONE
MAEd (Gen.
Sci.) / on going
thesis
MSIT
MAEd (Gen.
Sci.)
MSIT
AUF
NONE
BPSU
AUF
NONE
MAEd (Major
in Technology
Home
Economics ) / 27
Units
MSIT
MAEd (Major
in Technology
MIT
Home
Economics )
ME CoE/ME
Mgt
BULSU
NONE
BPSU
TUP
NONE
PLM/BPSU
NONE
MIT
(Information
Technology/27
units)
MIT
MIT
(Information
MSIT
Technology)
TUP
NONE
BPSU
DLSU
CHED
MSA
PAC
ATI-DA
MAEd
(Administration
and
Supervision) /
(36 Units)
BPSU
Virgin
University
De Los
of Sto.
Remedios
Thomas
College
MAEd (Major
in Physical
Education) /
9units
MSA
MAEd (Major in
Administration
M.A Clinical
and
Psychology
Supervision)
Master in
Information
Technology
TESL (English)
Master in
Business
Administration
Master in
MAEd
Business
Administration
MBA /
(Comprehensive
Exam)
MAEd major
in Educational
MBA
Management
TESL (Major in
English ) / (9
Units)
Faculty
MS in Hotel
Table
18.
and
Restaurant
Management
Scholars
as of AY
Hotel and
Restaurant
Management
Bachelor of
CHED
None
Technological
University
of the
Philippines
PUP
None
Dela Salle
University
None
Dela
Salle
BPSU
University
None
DHVTSU
BPSU
CHEDFDP-II
Scholar
PWU
2013-2014
Expected Date of
Graduation
Name of School
MS in
Course
Andong National University
MSME
Sep-14
Andong National University
MSME
Sep-14
Information
Technology
UniversityM.A.
of Sto.major
Tomasin
/
Social Studies
CHED-FDP II Scholar
CHED-FDP II Scholar / Dela
Salle University
AUF
PNU
M.A. major in
Filipino
and Restaurant
Management
25-May-13
18-Apr-13
Doctor of
MAEd. Major in
Philosophy
PLM
CHED-FDPGuidance
II Scholar /and
UP
in Education
Counselling
Open University
Bachelor
of 2013:
BPSU Annual
Report
EXPLORING
Science in
MS in Hotel
Contract of
Service
NTC
PUP
PNU
DLSU
Bachelor of
Contract of of
members
Science in
Service
Ms. Kimberly C. Rivera
Psychology
CHED
Self
Engr. Brian J. Tuazon
Instructor I
PWU
UP
TUP

Scholarships granted by CHED and other
of Ray N. Nisay
Engr. Arman
academic linkages of BPSU have paved the way Bachelor
Science in
Contract of
Secondary
De Jesus,
for
the members
of the
faculty to keep
themselves
30
Instructor I
6
Ms. Loida L. Garcia
Service
Education
GemmaLyn
abreast on the recent trends in their field ofmajor in Social
Science
expertise.
Ms. Monica Cabanding
Vonhoepper
EARIST
MAEd
MSCE
(Elementary
(Completed
Education)
Academic
Requirements
Science
32
BPSU
PUP
MS in
MA
Filipino
Information
Technology
Master in
Architecture
MAEd
(Elementary
MSCE
Education/27
(Completed
Units)
Academic
Requirements
MIT
MSECE
(Information
Technology /
Thesis Writing)

The University continually strives to
improve its faculty profile and to comply with Bachelor
of of Faculty
Name
Cortel, Joseph
Contract of
Science in
CHEDs
policy
on
vertical
articulation.
29
Instructor
I
4
Ross E
Service
Computer
31 Dela Cruz
As ,of
AY 2013-2014,
Cyrus
Instructor I five (5)
3
the faculty started pursuing advanced studies and
are expected
to obtain their degree after two
years. Bachelor of
Ferrer,
Contract of
Scholarship
major in
Chemistry
2016
PUP

HORIZONS
PWU
| 33
Faculty Exchange Program

In view of further strengthening its
partnership with its international linkages and
broadening the perspectives of its faculty, the
University continues to pursue faculty exchange
program with its international partners in the
academe. For the Year 2013, two faculty members,
Ms. Lirio C. Baluyot and Ms. Maria Lolita G.
Masangcap were sent to Bucheon Beauty School
for a seven-day teaching stint. The two faculty
taught English and Computer subjects to twenty
(20) students. Meanwhile, all expenses incurred
for this endeavor were sponsored by Bucheon
Beauty School.
BPSU Faculty Scholar Undergoes Final Oral

Defense for MJU Doctorate Program

Mr. Mel S. Abas, a faculty from the College
of Engineering and Architecture went through his
final defense on 15 October 2013 at the School of
Administrative Studies, Maejo University (MJUSAS) in Thailand. The defense was witnessed by
Dr. Gregorio J. Rodis, VP for Administration and
Finance, and President Dr. Delfin O. Magpantay
as they were invited by Maejo University to
serve as External Examiners in the defense.
Faculty as Accreditors

Attendance of faculty members as
accreditors to AACCUPs accreditation survey
visits to different state universities and colleges
helped the University to determine what needs to
be done to further improve its curricular programs.
Faculty Awards

Majority of the faculty in BPSU possess
attributes that make it possible for the University to
maintain excellent quality of education. However,
there are those who manage to go beyond the limits
and stand out among others. Such attainments
do not go unnoticed and unrewarded as the
University aspires to inspire faculty members to go
for what is best for themselves, for the students, for
the University, and the entire Filipino community.
Table 19.
Faculty Awards as of AY 2013-2014
Name Of Faculty
Title Of Award
Date
Aida T. Solomon
Noel Tolentino
Loyalty Award of 10 years in

Service
Oct-13
Mrs. Candida Punla
Most Outstanding Paper

Adviser (Champion in Bataan
and 9th Place in Regional
Level)
September
27, 2013 and
November 27,
2013
HORIZONS
Agency
BPSU
Table 20.
Faculty Accreditors as of AY 2013-2014
Name of Faculty
Nature of
Attendance
(Resource
Speaker/
Accreditor)
Title of Training/
Seminar/
Accreditation Survey
Visit
Venue
Inclusive
Dates
Danilo C. Galicia, Ph.D.
Accreditor
Visit
Laguna State Polytechnic

University, Siniloan/Loas
Banos, Laguna
September
24-27, 2013
Accreditor
Visit
Batangas State University,

Batangas City
October 0104, 2013
Alfredo D. Valentos, PME
Accreditor
Visit

Batangas City
October 0104, 2013
Grisom P. Gines, Ph.D.
Accreditor
Visit

Batangas City
October 0104, 2013
Accreditor
Visit
Marinduque State University, Boac/Sta. Cruz, Marinduque
October 1518, 2013
Accreditor
Visit
Western Philippines University, Abolan, Puerto Princesa, Palawan
November
05-09, 2013
Accreditor
Visit
Laguna State Polytechnic

University, San Pablo/Santa
Cruz, Laguna
November
12-15, 2013
Accreditor
Visit
University of Northern
Philippines, Vigan City,
Ilocos Sur
November
26-30, 2013
Attendance to Seminars and Trainings

Faculty members remain abreast with
the most recent trends in instruction through
the Universitys staunch efforts to send them to
seminars and trainings that are relevant to their
fields of specialization. Attendance to seminars
and trainings in different levels also enabled to
faculty to appropriately address the needs of
students, improve the quality of programs, and be
aware of the emerging trends and challenges in the
field of education (see appendices for list of seminars
and trainings attended by faculty).

These seminars and trainings also pave
the way for the faculty members to help the
University establish partnerships with different
national and international agencies and to
showcase their talents as well as the products and
other accomplishments of the University.

External organizations and agencies have
come to trust the capacity of the Universitys
faculty to render excellent quality of education.
As such, several organizations have also started
to rely on the Universitys support whenever they
sponsor trainings and seminars through inviting
faculty members as facilitators and resource
speakers.

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HORIZONS
| 35
STuDENTs

The public often associates quality with
another persons success; thus, the University
exerts its best efforts in order to meet all the
expectations and to realize its goal of producing
globally competitive professionals with excellent
leadership skills and high sense of nationalism.

To attain the goal is no mean feat as the
University would have to deal with different
kinds of personalities with different passions and
to come up with different approaches. Through
the commitment of the Universitys faculty and
employees, the goal becomes less difficult to pursue
and limits are disregarded through the belief that
all things are attainable if one would just persevere.
Admission

Bataan Peninsula State University
continues to be the top choice among the other
tertiary education institutions in the province.
Having the largest number of applicants for
admission speaks well of how the public is putting
its trust in BPSU in terms of honing the young
minds of the youth so that they can become what
they ought to be in the future.

Figure 06 shows the population of
applicants per campus. With the majority of the
programs housed in the Main Campus, 51% of the
applicants chose to take their tertiary education in
the Main Campus and 28% opted for the curricular
programs housed inBalanga Campus. Meanwhile,
the rest of the applicants sought to pursue their
tertiary education in Dinalupihan, Orani, and
Bagac Extension Campus.
Table 21.
AY 2013-2014 Admission Per Gender and Campus
CAMPUS
Abucay
Bagac Extension
Balanga
Dinalupihan
Orani
Main
TOTAL
NO. OF TAKERS
MALE
FEMALE
69
94
34
62
276
1482
582
297
97
125
2093
1199
3151
3259
TOTAL
163
96
1758
879
222
3292
6410
NO. OF QUALIFIERS
MALE
FEMALE
68
94
32
62
276
1482
582
297
97
125
2081
1183
3136
3253
TOTAL
162
94
1758
879
222
3264
6389

As of Academic Year 2013-2014, a total of
6,410 applied for admission with great hopes that
they would be fortunate to become part of Bataans
pioneer state university. Fifty-one percent (51%) of
the applicants were female and forty-nine percent
(49%) are males.

Table 21 shows the number of applicants
in the six campuses of the University according to
their gender. As per analysis of the data, out of the
6,410 who took the BPSU CAT only 6,389 qualified.
Fig. 06. Admission Data per Campus as of AY 2013-2014
HORIZONS

As reported by the Admissions Office,
the table and graph only reflects the number of
applicants who f took the BPSU CAT during the
scheduled admission.

Admissions data also reveal the students
preference and interest; thus, this can also predict
the curricular programs that will have the most
number of students. Moreover, it also helps the
University to determine whether it is successful in
promoting the priority courses.

As reflected in Table 22 engineering
courses continue to be the most popular among the
curricular programs of the University followed by
the business courses offered in Balanga Campus
and information technology courses in the Main
Campus.
Scholarship

One of the major reasons for dropping
out of school is the capability of the student or the
students family to sustain educational expenses.
In its desire to helpsustain the education of
students who are determined to finish their college
education, the University allocated a portion of its
budget and also partnered with various industries
and organizations to provide scholarship grants.

As of the Second Semester of AY 20132014, Out of the 14,529 enrolled students of the
University, 6,223 have availed scholarship grants.
In BPSU, there are three types of scholarship
grants: SUC-funded, government scholarship, and
private scholarship.
Table 22.
SY 2013-2014 Admission per Campus, College, and Gender
CAMPUS / COLLEGE
Institute of Agriculture
College of Social and Behavioral
Sciences
Bachelor of Elementary Education
Bachelor of Secondary Education
Bachelor of Science in Civil
Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Electrical
Engineering
BS Hotel and Restaurant
Management
Other Courses
College of industrial Technology
College of Information and
Communication Technology
College of Technical and Vocational
Training
TOTAL
NO. OF TAKERS
TOTAL
MALE
FEMALE
Abucay Campus
67
81
148
2
13
15
Bagac Campus
15
58
73
19
4
23
Balanga Campus
170
970
1140
72
356
428
15
75
90
19
81
100
Dinalupihan Campus
196
31
227
196
68
264
28
49
77
NO. OF QUALIFIERS
MALE
FEMALE
TOTAL
66
2
81
13
147
15
15
17
58
4
73
21
170
72
15
19
970
356
75
81
1140
428
90
100
196
196
28
31
68
49
227
264
77
41
46
41
46
61
33
94
61
33
94
171
96
75
171
71
150
8
89
63
61
71
150
329
1448
427
76
980
361
341
249
461
55
355
325
1441
427
696
323
63
366
3136
3253
6389
96
75
Orani Campus
8
63
89
61
Main Campus
77
252
988
463
361
66
342
355
325
63
3151
3259
697
388
6410

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HORIZONS
| 37
Table 23.
Details of Scholarship Program as of AY 2013-2014
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
SUC FUNDED
1. Entrance Scholarship
Valedictorian
Salutatorian
2. Academic Scholarship
Full Scholarship (University)
Half Scholarship (College)
3. Privilege Scholarship
Child of or Permanent BPSU Employee
Student Publication (EIC, Asso. Ed., Managing
Ed.)
Campus Student Council (Pres., Vice Pres., Sec.)
ROTC 1st Class
ROTC 2nd Class
4. Sports/Cultural Scholarship
Varsity Player
Dance Troupe
Choir
Theater Guilds
Brass Band
5. DILG/SangguniangKabataan
6. Free Tuition Scholarship for Agriculture &
Fisheries Courses
SUC FUNDED SUBTOTAL
GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIP
1. DOST Scholarship
2. CHED-SSGP - Rep. Herminia Roman
3. CHED-SSGP - Rep. Albert Garcia
4. Department of Agriculture - Rep. Herminia
Roman
5. Department of Agriculture - Rep. Albert Garcia
6. Department of Agriculture - Rep. Gloria
Macapagal-Arroyo
7. Agraryo Scholarship Program
8. Philippine Society of Agriculture Engineers
9. National Scholarship Program
10. Regional Scholarship Program
11. AFP-DND-CHED-PASUC Scholarship Program
12. AFP/Veterans
13. 1Ang Pamilya Party List
14. BUTIL Party List
15. CIBAC Party List
16. BAYAN MUNA Party List
17. One Town, One Scholar
SCHOLARSHIP GRANT
Full Tuition Fee

Half Tuition Fee
Full Tuition Fee

Half Tuition Fee
Full Tuition Fee

Full Tuition Fee
Full Tuition Fee
Full Tuition Fee
Full Tuition Fee
Full Tuition Fee

Full Tuition Fee
Full Tuition Fee
Full Tuition Fee
Full Tuition Fee
Full Tuition Fee
Full Tuition Fee
Tuition Fee of P8,000.00; book

allowance & monthly allowance
of P4,000.00
P3,000.00 per semester
Full enrollment expenses and
allowance of P5,000.00 per
semester
semester
semester
semester
Full Tuition Fee
Full Tuition Fee
Full Tuition Fee
Full enrollment expenses
Full tuition fee in the SUC; other
school & misc. fees including
stipend
not exceeding P15,000.00 from
CHED; stipend & other benefits
18. Asso. Of Laborers & Employees (ALE) Party List

19. CHED-Vice President Scholarship
3820.| BPSU
Annual Report
2013:
SunongDunong
Scholarship
(MSWD)
from Municipal LGU

semester paid by GSIS
EXPLORING HORIZONS
21. GSIS Scholarship Program

22. OWWA Education & Livelihood Assistance
AY 2013-2014
2ND
1ST
SEMESTER SEMESTER
40
39
0
0
46
188
72
320
52
96
11
18
5
1
10
11
1
6
69
14
13
23
32
193
78
16
20
30
44
195
639
1,383
639
1,538
88
88
60
57
60
57
1
4
1
4
2
0
0
9
5
166
0
22
115
2
0
0
5
9
100
0
22
115
40
16
9
0
16
9

15. CIBAC Party List
16. BAYAN MUNA Party List
17. One Town, One Scholar

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
SUC
18. Asso. Of Laborers
& FUNDED
Employees (ALE) Party List
1. Entrance
Scholarship
19.
CHED-Vice
President Scholarship
20.Valedictorian
SunongDunong Scholarship (MSWD)
Salutatorian
2. Academic Scholarship
Full Scholarship (University)
Half Scholarship (College)
Program (ELAP)
3. Privilege Scholarship
23. OWWA OFW Dependents Scholarship Program
Child of or Permanent BPSU Employee
(ODSP)
Student
24.
IskolarPublication
ng Orani (EIC, Asso. Ed., Managing
Ed.)
Campus Student Council (Pres., Vice Pres., Sec.)
ROTC
1stng
Class
25.
Iskolar
Bataan (Old Scholars)
ROTC 2nd Class
4. Sports/Cultural Scholarship
GOVERNMENT
SCHOLARSHIP SUBTOTAL
Varsity
Player
PRIVATE SCHOLARSHIP
Dance Troupe
1.
Kinatawan Foundation
Choir

stipend
SCHOLARSHIP GRANT
from Municipal LGU
Full Tuition
P2,500.00
perFee
semester
Half enrollment
Tuition Feeexpenses and
Full
allowance
of P10,000.00 per

Full Tuition Fee
Half Tuition Fee
Full Tuition
Fee
P10,000
per semester

Full Tuition Fee
P6,000.00 per semester for
Full Tuition
Balanga
CityFee
Residents; P3,000.00
Fullother
Tuition Fee
for
Full Tuition Fee
Bataan Town Residents
Full Tuition Fee
Full Tuition Fee
P5,000.00
perFee
semester
Full Tuition
Tuition
fee
of
P6,000 & monthly
Theater Guilds
Full Tuition Fee
2. Oscar-Mila Banzon Scholarship
allowance of P200.00
Brass Band
Full Tuition Fee
3. Bataan Association of U.S.A.
Full Enrollment Expenses
5. DILG/SangguniangKabataan
Full Tuition Fee
4. Bataan Association of Midwest U.S.A.
Full Enrollment Expenses
6. Free Tuition Scholarship for Agriculture &
5.
MedinaCourses
Lacson Foundation
P2,500.00
perFee
semester
Fisheries
Full Tuition
6. Roberto Juanchito T. Dispo
Scholarship
P3,000.00
per
semester
SUC FUNDED SUBTOTAL
7. Liquigaz
Philippines
Corporation
P35,000
per
semester
GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIP
Full
Enrollment
Expensesbook
and
Tuition
Fee of P8,000.00;
8.
Semestral
P2,500.00
1. Total
DOST(Philippines)
Scholarship Corporation
allowance Allowance
& monthlyof
allowance
Full
Enrollment Expenses and
of P4,000.00
9.
Bataan- Refinery
Semestral
Allowance
2. Petron
CHED-SSGP
Rep. Herminia Roman
P3,000.00 per
semesterof P8,000.00
10.
Mario-Celia
Vergara
Foundation
Full
Enrollment
Expenses
3. CHED-SSGP - Rep. Albert Garcia
Full
Enrollment
Expensesand
and
11.
Justice Emilio
Gancayco Foundation
Semestral
P2,000.00
4. Department
of Agriculture
- Rep. Herminia
allowance Allowance
of P5,000.00ofper
Full
Enrollment Expenses and
Roman
semester
12. PLDT-SMART GabayGuro (2G) Scholarship
Monthly
Allowance
of P1,000.00
Full enrollment
expenses
and
13. Smart Wireless Engineering Education Program
Tuition
feeof
ofP5,000.00
P6,000.00;per
book
allowance
(SWEEP)
allowance
5. Department of Agriculture - Rep. Albert Garcia
semester of P2,000.00
14. San Miguel Foundation Mining/Global
Full Enrollment
Expensesand
and
enrollment expenses
Scholarship
P3,000.00
Allowance
6. Department of Agriculture - Rep. Gloria
allowanceMonthly
of P5,000.00
per
Macapagal-Arroyo
semester
15.
University Town of the Peninsula Foundation
Inc.
Full
Enrollment
Expenses
7. Agraryo Scholarship Program
P7,000.00
per semester
16. BNSAT Batch 82 Alumni Association Scholarship Full Enrollment
Expensesand
enrollment expenses
allowance
of P5,000.00
per
17. Ed Tan Fellows Scholarship
Full
Enrollment
Expenses
8. Philippine
Society
ofof
Agriculture
semester
18.
Missionary
Society
St. Paul Engineers
Full
Enrollment Expenses
9. National
Scholarship
Program
P15,000.00
19.
Association
of Compassion
Asian Youth (ACAY)
Full
Tuitionper
Feesemester
10.
Regional
Scholarship
Program
P12,000.00
per
20. Dr. Delfin O. Magpantay Scholarship Program
Full Tuition Feesemester
11. AFP-DND-CHED-PASUC
Scholarship Program
Full Tuition Fee
PRIVATE
SCHOLARSHIP SUBTOTAL
12. AFP/Veterans
SCHOLARSHIP TOTAL Full Tuition Fee
13. 1Ang Pamilya Party List
Full Tuition Fee
15.
CIBAC
Party
List

As reflected by Figure 07 the number
16.
BAYAN
MUNA
Party
List
of students granted with scholarships increased
during the Second Semester of AY 2013-2014
except for the grantees of private scholarships,
stipend
whose number declined from 71 to 64. Figure

One reflects
Town, One
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that
majority of the scholars are
beneficiaries of government scholarships.
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18. Asso. Of Laborers & Employees (ALE) Party List
19. CHED-Vice President Scholarship
20. SunongDunong Scholarship (MSWD)
0
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Fig. 07. Distribution of Scholarship Beneficiaries per Scholarship Program

as of AY 2013-2014
Smart SWEEP Scholarship AY 2013-2013
6. Lucio, JB Jhon M.

Smart Communications, Inc., through its
Smart Wireless Engineering Education Program
(SWEEP) has identified the University as one of the
recipients of its component scholarship program.
7. Magtanong, Marvin M.

Initially, one (1) engineering student was
given a scholarship which included the following
benefits:

Payment of assessed school fees not

exceeding Php6,000 per semester;
Book allowance of Php2,000 per semester;
Stipend of Php3,000 per month.
San Miguel Foundation Selects Engineering

Students for Scholarship Grants AY 2013-2014

San Miguel Foundation, Inc., through
its San Miguel Energy Corporations community
Scholarship Program has identified BPSU to be
one of its partner HEIs in providing educational
assistance and employment opportunities for
ten (10) underprivileged graduating Mechanical
and Electrical Engineering students for AY 20132014. On 04 October 2013, the SMC Global
Power Holdings Corporation and the San
Miguel Foundation, Inc. had a meeting with
representatives and the student-scholars:
1. Buhay, Razar S.
2. Cunanan, Rafael D.
3. Dinglasan, Ian D.
8. Muli, Miguel Jr. B.

9. Oliveria, Joven R.
10. Reyes, Gary G.

As beneficiaries of the scholarship grant,
the students shall receive the following.

Financial subsidy for matriculation fee;
Book allowance;
Monthly stipend;
Board
review
and
examination
sponsorship after graduation;
Possible job placement for board passers.
1 Ang Pamilya Partylist Allocates Php1M for

Scholarship Grant and Financial Assistance

BPSU students were identified by the Una
ang Pamilya Party List to be the beneficiaries of
their scholarship program.

Originally, the Party List awarded
financial grants to twelve (12) students enrolled at
the Bagac Extension Campus. It has now extended
to other satellite campuses and currently helping
166 students enrolled in various programs offered
by the University.

The grant provides Php3,000 tuition
assistance per semester.
4. Dionisio, Enrique R.
5. Garcia, Elever B.
HORIZONS
Counseling Services
Placement Services

Students have to make big adjustments
in order to cope with the demands of college life.
To make the stage of adjustment easier for the
students, the Counseling Services Office of the
University accommodates students who come to
their office to seek advice on various problems. As
of AY 2013-2014, the Counseling Services Offices
catered to 537 students coming from the different
campuses and colleges.

Through its continued coordination with
different industries, the University, through its
Placement Services office under the Office of the
Vice President for Student Affairs, is able to tap the
assistance of various industries for the on-the job
training of students.

Table 24.
Students given Counseling as of AY 2013-2014
NO. OF STUDENTS GIVEN COUNSELING
MALE
FEMALE
TOTAL
COLLEGE
Abucay Campus
Institutue of Agriculture
Bagac Extension
TOTAL
Balanga Campus
TOTAL
Dinalupihan Campus
Bachelor of Elementary Education
Bachelor of Secondary Education
TOTAL
Orani Campus
College of Information and Communications
Technology
TOTAL
221
7
142
22
363
29
5
0
0
5
0
0
6
6
5
0
6
6
155
17
19
7
198
593
80
130
43
846
748
97
149
50
1044
10
9
24
45
16
17
121
8
5
7
5
58
24
107
18
14
31
50
74
41
228
218
56
45
36
263
92
10
75
76
435
3
8
10
120
13
83
86
537
Table 25.
Distribution of Student for OJT to Industries as of AY 2013-2014
NAME OF COMPANY
Chareon Pokphand Foods
Philippines Corp.
Canary Square International Corp.
Juken Sangyo
Pacific Summit Construction Group,
Inc.
HHIC-TECH
Anvaya Cove Beach and Nature Club
Ayala Land Premier
Intrasource Malaysia
San Miguel Brewery, Inc.
Intrasource Taiwan
JPV-VET Animal Feeds Distributor
Rural Bank of Limay
Philippine Resins Industries, Inc.
Universal Robina Corporation
Mitsumi Philippines, Inc.
Camella-Vista Land
Coca-Cola Femsa Philippines
Traders Multi-Purpose Cooperative
NO. OF PARTICIPANTS
MALE
FEMALE
TOTAL
NO. OF
HIRED
35
4
10
21
31
34
34
66
27
0
0
12
0
5
4
78
27
5
4
38
42
55
21
1
7
0
5
17
12
16
4
60
38
13
23
4
1
1
42 on
process
10
3
2
2
2
DATE
January 17, 2013
April 24, 2013
March 19, 2013
March 19, 2013
April 18, 2013
August 8, 2013
August 8 &
September 24, 2013
September 18, 2013
September 26, 2013
September 30, 2013
October 01, 2013
October 16, 2013
October 22, 2013
November 5, 2013
November 24, 2013
December 12, 2013
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Aside from scouting for industries that can
accommodate on-the-job trainees, the Placement
Office also conducted a special recruitment
activity on 26 September 2013 wherein forty-two
(42) students were given training and considered
for possible employment at Alpha Tomo (P)
International Manpower.
Annual Job Fair
9. Flores, Marvin M.
10. Francisco, Wanda
11. Mangulabnan, Vincent P.
12. Morales, Alvin Joseph S.
13. Pasilan, Jake Ryan R.
14. Refuerzo, Jeffrey L.
15. Reyes, Edward D.

To further fulfill its goal to ensure that
its alumni as well as the other constituents of the
province of Bataan will obtain employment, the
Annual Job Fair was conducted on 22 February
2013 at the BPSU Main Sari-Gamit Covered
Court. Thirty (30) local companies and seven (7)
international agencies participated in the event
and provided more than 1,000 job vacancies. The
event was attended by 529 job seekers, of which
156 were fortunately hired on the spot. Sixty-three
(63) were identified as qualified and 200 were
scheduled for further interview.
On-the-Job Trainings

As means of the University to help
students discover their potentials and sharpen
their skills, they are sent to on-the-job trainings to
various partner industries. As of AY 2013-2014,
a total of 359 students attended their on-the-job
training.

In the past years, the University targeted
to send its students for their OJTs to companies
that are situated in the Philippines. Upon
realization that exposure to different cultures
broadens a persons knowledge and experience,
the University sought more international linkages
and started sending the students for training
overseas.
18 Agriculture Students Deployed to Israel for
International OJT

The University deployed eighteen (18)
students to Israel in October 2013, under the
Memorandum of Agreement between BPSU
and Agrostudies, the International Center for
Agricultural Interns in Israel, Ltd. They are:
16. Sabino, Adrian C.

17. San Diego, Edmond C.
18. Tabungar, Alvin V.

With the aim to equip students with
up-to-date and realistic knowledge and training
in their respective fields, this partnership with
AgroStudies shall serve as venue for students to
have hands-on application of theories learned in
the classroom.
30 CIT Students Deployed to Malaysia for OJT

One of the key functions of the College of
Industrial Technology is to bridge the gap between
academic and industry to make CIT more relevant
for the industry and the global community. It
is meant to bring mutual benefits between and
among them in terms of faculty, staff and student
exchange, research activities and other important
collaborative programs. Relative to this, CIT
has sent students to undergo their on-the-job
training in different companies in Malaysia. These
companies include the following:
1. Euroasia Consultancy and
Intrasource (M) SDN BHD
2. Evergrown (M) SDN BHD
3. FIPG Technology (M) SDN BHD
4. Harvest Precision Company
Industries (M) SDN BHD
5. Intec Precision Engineering (M) SDN
BHD
6. Intrasource (M) SDN BHD
7. Mechtamatic Manufacturing (M)
SDN BHD
1. Anglo, Jonathan Miguel P.

2. Bermudo, Michael E.
3. Bergado, Ananias L.
4. Brinas, Jhonny A.
5. De Belen, Naamann S.
6. De Leon, Neil M.
7. Dela Cruz, Melchor Jr. R.
8. Flores, Arcigal S.
HORIZONS
Linkages

Linkages play a big part in realizing
the mission of the University to deliver quality
education and to produce globally competitive
individuals. The local and international academic
linkages help the University in updating itself on
the changes and innovations in the instruction,
research, and program and staff development.

Through
accommodating
students
for their on-the-job trainings, these linkages
contributed greatly to further polishing the
students knowledge and skills and prepared them
to the facing real challenges in the professional
world.
Local Linkages
1. Abesco
2. Balanga Machine Shop
3. Bataan Engineering
4. Bataan Nuclear Power Plant
5. Boys Electronic Shop
6. Caparas Welding Shop
7. CGS Solid Aircon and Ref., Inc.
8. Chowking-Dinalupihan
9. Clearvision Cable TV
10. Crown Royal Hotel
11. David M. Consunji Inc.
12. DBL Airconditioning Refrigeration Center
13. Digitel-Balanga
14. DilGonz Construction
15. DJ Roque Construction Corporation, Inc.
16. DN Vigo Machine Shop
17. Domie Electronics Repair Shop
18. DPWH Bataan 1st Engineering District Office
19. Dunlop Slazenger
20. Engineering Equipment Incorporated
21. Gerrys Auto Repair Shop
22. Genesis Transport Corporation
23. Jolibee-Balanga
24. LiquigazPhils. Corporation
25. Lou-is Resort and Restaurant
26. Mariveles Space Cable
27. Marvil Builders
28. Maxs Restaurant
29. Mecon Systems Service and Maintenance Products
30. Montemar Beach Club Inc.
31. Microhms Lights and Sounds
32. Mitsumi Phils., Corp.
33. Municipality of Balanga
34. Municipality of Abucay
35. Municipality of Orani
36. Municipality of Hermosa
37. Municipality of Pilar
38. Municipality of Orion
39. Municipality of Limay
40. Orica Philippines
41. Petron Bataan Refinery
42. Peninsula Electric Cooperatives
43. Petrochemical Corp 0f Asia Pacific
44. Philippine Resins Induustries Inc.
45. Provincial Engineers Office
46. Pizarros Auto Repair Shop
47. Smart Communications, Inc.
48. St. Joseph Service Center
49. Shop 72
50. Servicio Filipino Inc.
51. Igmedio Welding Shop
52. PEO/Motorpool Division
53. AS Esguerra Motor Shop
54. EssilorManufacturing Phils. Inc.
55. ADR Ref. and Aircon
56. Department of National Defense
57. Comelec Office-Pilar
58. Coralview Beach Resort
59. AJ Iron, Aluminum Works and Fabrication
60. Anvaya Cove
61. Bataan 2020
62. Center Plaza Mall
63. CGS Solid Aircon and Ref., Inc.
64. Chowking-Dinalupihan
65. CM Trading and Services
66. Dinalupihan Elementary School
67. San Ramon Elementary School
68. New San Jose Elementary School
69. Pagalanggang Elementary School
70. Balsik Elementary School
71. Hermosa Central Elementary School
72. Culis Elementary School
73. Luacan Elementary School
74. Magsaysay Elementary School
75. Colo Elementary School
76. Magsaysay National High School
77. Luacan National High School (Main)
78. Luacan National High School (Annex)
79. Jose C. Payumo Memorial High School
80. Pagalanggang National High School
81. Hermosa National High School
82. Fico Bank
83. Municipality of Lubao
84. Municipality of Hermosa
85. LandBank of the Philippines
86. Guagua Rural Bank
87. Water District
88. Agricultural Training Institute
89. GSIS Dinalupihan
90. BPSU, Dinalupihan Campus
91. Manila Uni Capital Corporation
92. Producers Bank Dinalupihan
93. Orani North Elementary School
94. Orani South Elementary School
95. Kaparangan Elementary School
96. Bataan Learning Center
97. Paraiso Elementary School
98. Tala Elementary School
99. Hermosa Elementary School
100. Jesus Saves Learning Foundation
101. Calaguiman Elementary School
102. Samal North Elementary School
103. ASIAWIDE
104. Subic Tech.
105. Petron Bataan Refinery
106. Yokohama Tire Philippines, Inc.
107. ESJAY Auto Corporation
108. Bataan 2020
109. Subic Technics Incorporated
110. United Auctioneers
111. Bar-B King Food Services
112. Hermosa Assessors Office
113. Balanga City Hall Assessors Office
114. Nidec Subic
115. Maxclean Philippines Inc.
116. Nicera Philippines Inc.
117. Aristocrat
118. Berjaya Manila

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Local Linkages
119. Burgoo
120. Busch Gardens
121. Coffee Hub
122. Crown Peak Garden Hotel
123. Crown Royale, Balanga City
124. DusitThani Hotel
125. Gap Plaza
126. GreenhillsElan Hotel
127. Imperial Palace Suites
128. Jollibee
129. Kings Royale
130. Lighthouse
131. Memosa
132. Makati Palace Hotel
133. Mandarin Hotel
134. Rembrant Hotel
135. Seorabeol Hotel
136. St. Giles
137. Subic Yatch Club
138. Tgifridays Bistro
139. Venezia Hotel
140. White Orchid
141. White Rock, Subic, Zambales
142. Subic International Hotel
143. Boracay Tropics
144. Queens Beach Resort
145. Shining Star Korean Salon/Spa
146. Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources
147. Mechaphil Incorporated
148. True North Manufacturing and Service Corporation
149. RJ Express Inc.
150. TIPCO Philippines Inc.
151. Ichiban Import Export
152. Aristocrat Restaurant
153. Subic International Hotel
154. KhentAircon and Refrigeration
155. Inn-Asia Corporation
156. Subic Bay Apparel
157. Subic Shipyard Incorporated
158. Amkor Technology Philippines Inc.
159. Toyota Auto Parts, Inc.
160. ON-Semiconductor
161. Concepcion Carrier Airconditioning Inc.
International Linkages
Student Organizations

Joining organizations is crucial to a
students life. In respect to the various interests
of the students, the University encourages the
establishment of student organizations. Student
organizations help the students to realize their
potentials and improve their interpersonal skills.

To ensure that their goals agree with the
vision and mission of the University, the Office of
the Vice President for Student Affairs, through the
Office of Student Services require the accreditation
of these organizations. Moreover, they are also
required to submit a copy of their Plan of Activities
for monitoring and allocation of funds.

Table 26 contains the names of accredited
student organizations as of AY 2013-2014. As
observed from the table, there actually exist two
(2) categories of student organizations in the
university: academic and interest.

These student organizations have
proven how much they can contribute to the
University. These contributions come in the form
of awards and recognitions obtained from various
competitions and activities conducted.
Malaysia
1. FOOD EXCELLENCE SPECIALIST SDN
BHD
2. FIPG Technology SDN BHD
3. ENG JOO Precision Plastic SDN BHD
4. Harvest Precision Industries SDN. BHD
5. Mechtamatic MFG. (M) SDD. BHD
6. Intec Precision Engineering SDN BHD
7. EVERGROWN Technology SDN BHD
HORIZONS
Table 26.
Accredited Student Organizations as of AY 2013-2014
Name of Accredited
Classification
Student Organization
BPSU DOST Organization of Scholars
BPSU-MC Peer Facilitators
BPSU Revival Generation Campus Ministry
CEADT College of Engineering and
Architecture Dance Troupe
IECEP - Institute of Electronics Engineers
of the Philippines BPSU Student Chapter
IIEE - Institute of Integrated Electrical
Engineers of the Philippines BPSU Chapter
Limelight Chi-Alpha
President
Faculty Adviser
MAIN CAMPUS
Interest
Maricris B. Macam
Interest
Carlo Jake Carballo
Religious
Denise Lenor M. Ponce
Karl Samuel E. Cabreta
Interest
Academic
Academic
Religious
PICE - Philippine Institute of Civil

EngineersBPSU Student Chapter
Academic
PSME - Philippine Society of Mechanical

Engineers
Academic
UAPSA - United Architects of the

Philippines Student Auxiliary
Academic
VPAC Visual and Performing Arts Club
Interest
YHWHxCULTURE
Interest
Cyrene Claire M. Armeza
Engr. Faye L. Baret
Aldreen Nathan S.
Basilio
Vincent Lloyd Padilla
Engr. Engr. Mar O. Tapia
Cristal Jane M. Malit
Engr. Aiza G. Santos
Kristine Ann M.
Reclosado
Engr. Gerald S. Robles
Academic
Physical Science Society

KAMFIL
Mathematics Major Circle
MAPEH Society
Junior Philippine Council of Management
Psychological Society
Social Science Society (MgaKa-Soc-Sci)
English Language and Literature
Advocates
Junior Philippine Computer Society
Academic
Academic
Academic
Academic
Academic
Academic
Academic
Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants
Academic
BPSU Logos Organization

Speech and Drama Club
Earth Savers Club
Neuclipierean Club
Sanlahi Club
Sinners and Saints
Campus Youth Ministry
H R M Society
English Language and Literature
Advocates (ELLA)
Active Comradeship of Computer
Enthusiasts and Students Society
(ACCESS)
Human Kinetics
Music Society
Campus Life Chi Alpha
Rover Red-Cross Society
Pre-Professional Group (PSE PPG)
Peninsulares
Association of Young Agriculturists (AYA)
Sining ng LahingPeninsulares (SILAP)
Young Educators Society (YES)
Academic
Academic
Engr. Alfredo D. Valentos

Arch. Jesusa S. Robles
Sophia Joy E. Fonseca
Mrs. Imelda C. Realce
Joscua Jen P. Marquez
Ms. Stephanie Rose Basilio

Arch. Jose Emmanuel C.
Pilar
Rosa May Carandang

Pamela Grace C. Apales
Mary Ann M. Rafael
Jherson O. Molina
Karen Joy P. Lingad
Joven G. Moster
John Albert R. dela Rosa
Aldin A. Bulatao
Jayson S. Rivera
Cloyd Eon M. Abejar
Interest
Lord Ian C. Cruz
DINALUPIHAN CAMPUS
Academic
Hark Herald Sarmiento
Academic
Gina G. Bustamante
Academic
Fernan G. Roncal
Academic
Frank Ellie V. Morales
Ma. Samantha Isabel L.
Interest
Duque
Religious
Billy Joel Palo
Academic
Randred P. Martin
Jan Adams D.
Academic
Magtanong
Academic
Engr. Alfredo D. Valentos
Maria Socorro P. Sarili
BALANGA CAMPUS
Christopher Paul G. Siah
Philippine Nursing Students Association
Mrs. Lorena G. Zapanta

Mrs. Grace C. Merindo
Mr. Edgar Allan C. Flores
Mr. Homer A. Tacubanza
Kathleen Kaye N. David
Academic
Godfrey B. Esmeralda
Interest
Marvin Vinas
Religious
Samantha F. Batalla
ABUCAY CAMPUS
Interest
Emelda P. Camacho
Mr. Gerardo Salvador G.

Balana
Mr. Romeo C. Tuazon Jr.
Mr. Francisco S. Sanchez
Mrs. Gemma C. Adraneda
Mr. Francisco S. Sanchez
Mr. Romeo S. Nisay Jr.
Mr. Dhennyson B. Bautista
Mrs. Juliet R. Masangcap
Mr. JobePaguio
Mrs. Yolanda R. Reyes
Mrs. Marilyn B. dela Rosa
Miss Jackielyn R.
Magpantay
Dr. Charity S. Enriquez
Mrs. NoemeNocom
Mrs. Sunshine S. Talavera
Mr. Julito Serrano
Mrs. Lani Susi
Mrs. Judy B. Dumlao
Mr. Eugene Magno
Miss Jimley Gonzales
Mrs. Noeme M. Nocom
Mr. Ferdinand Santos
Mr. Billy B. Alipio
Mr. Odette Estrella
Mrs. Marites F. Pascual
Mrs. Hazel V. Gonzales
Academic
Jan EigbertSalenga
Engr. Ermalyn de Guzman
Academic
Interest
Academic
Anthony A. Abena
John Peter Subiaga
Jennelyn G. Mendoza
Mrs. Editha A. Ganado

Mrs. Nympha R. Gemson
Mrs. Susan O. Alegado

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Student Council

Dubbed as Isang Boto para sa Pagbabago, the
activity was conducted at the Sari-Gamit covered
Court and the Audio Visual Room of the BPSU
Main Campus in the City of Balanga, Bataan.

Student Councils serve the University
through representing the views and opinions
of students on the different issues and concerns
affecting their curricular and co-curricular
activities.
MAIN CAMPUS
President
Vice President
Senators
Adviser
ORANI CAMPUS
President
Vice President
Senators
Adviser
Jhon Zen I. Capulong

Edward S. Vegara
Danica B. Escartin
Sachie Samantha M. Panganiban
Meynard Bryan Z. Reyes
Maureen P. Vinluan
Harvey DG. Millar
Renalene S. Bondoc
Michelle Angela B. Campos
Mr. Jason Anthony B. Banzon
BALANGA CAMPUS
President
Kezia Florgeline G. Alvaro
Vice President
Isabela R. Maro
Senators
John Paul G. Manalaysay
Ma. Janfifth B. Embile
Leo Hipona
BernacelCapuli
ReileonHizon
Albert A. Villapana
Adviser
Mrs. Melinda M. Aberin
Rommel S. Nallas
Darwin James R. Singca
Gabriel M. Maninang
Frederick A. Bautista
Sean Andre C. Cruz
Marlon L. Manalo
Armin Louis M. Nialda
Crystal Gail Cabang
Miss Kristina Anne A. Dimarucut
ABUCAY CAMPUS
President
Larry G. Nonan
Vice President
Edgardo B. Nazareno
Senators
Neil M. de Leon
Stevenson S. Caacbay
Heidie B. Mojica
Herminio D. Trocio
Nineveth S. de Belen
Adrian C. Sabino
John Peter J. Subiaga
Adviser
Mrs. Ana Maria C. Buraga
DINALUPIHAN CAMPUS
President
Alvin A. Manganti
Vice President
Carina T. Figuracion
Senators
Kris Anne M. Razon
Ronald T. Manalansan
Dexter Paul L. Guiang
Tanya Kaye C. Batara
Erron Paul D. Manalili
Alan Kirby R. Salenga
Dailan A. Landicho
Adviser
Mr. Redentor E. Banez
BAGAC CAMPUS
President
Vice President
Senators
Adviser

For AY 2013-2014, the University Student
Council was headed by Mr. Rommel G. Salonga,
a student from BPSU Orani. Meanwhile, the
tables below show the officers and members of the
Campus Student Councils of the University for the
current academic year.

The University strives to enhance the
leadership skills of the USC Officers; hence,
they were subjected to leadership and other
relevant trainings. Moreover, members of other
student organizations were also given the same
opportunity.

The one-day activity with ABS-CBN
Anchorperson Jing Castaeda as lead person,
was divided into two parts: the morning session
devoted to messages and lectures from the partner
agencies and organizations; while the afternoon
was utilized for the workshop participated by
select student leaders.
CSC Leads in Election Awareness Campaign

The BPSU Main Campus Student Council,
in partnership with ABS-CBN Commission on
Elections, Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible
Voting and the Philippine National Police,
conducted on 13 February 2013 an election
awareness campaign.

Elvie B. del Rosario

Allan Paulo T. Sunga
Lovella B. Brondial
Marco Paolo R. Bantugan
Julius N. Nojadera
Anna Ruth M. de Guzman
Julie Anne T. Hamad
Joyce Amor M. Fernandez
Jeffrey Alemania
Mr. JayvieVillazor
HORIZONS
2013 Leadership Training for Student Leaders: A

Story of Genuine Change and Unity

Since its formal inception in 2004, the
BPSU Leadership Training for Student Leaders
(LTS), sponsored by the University Student
Council and the Office of Student Affairs, has been
transforming students to be leaders of change
and agents of progress. Nine years ago, the aim
was plainly to train students on theories and
technicalities of student council governance. Now,
the LTS has become a venue of transformation
among those who participated not only in
leadership skills, but most importantly on their
transformation as individuals capable of making
impact on the lives of others.

This year, the annual leadership camp
succeeded in breaking the walls of division
among the universitys six campuses. The Threeday activity was held on May 15-17, 2013 at the
Farmers Training Center, BPSU Abucay Campus.

The OSA, together with its genuinely
patriotic partner, the PILIPINAS Nation (PN!),
destroyed the walls that have been creating
division among student leaders. PN! was tapped
as this years partner in providing a holistic
leadership and team building formation among
the new batch of University Student Council
Officers/Campus Student Council Officers. PN!s
Mr. Banik Merenciano and Mr. Toby Madayag
highlighted the value of unity and walang iwanan
among the CSC officers from the Abucay, Bagac,
Balanga, Dinalupihan, Orani and Main campuses.

After the last activity, the election of
Student Regent followed, out of which Mr.
Rommel Salonga of BPSU Orani Campus was
elected by the majority to serve as Student Regent
for AY 2013-2014.
Table 27.
Trainings Attended by Students and Student Leaders as of AY 2013-2014
TITLE OF SEMINAR/
WORKSHOP/
TRAINING/
CONFERENCE
Lecture on Drug
Addiction, Cyber
Addiction & Sexual
Harassment
Seminar of
Powerline
Review Center
PARTICIPANT/S
DATE OF
ACTIVITY
VENUE
SPONSORING
AGENCY
BPSU Abucay Campus

Students
January 22, 2013
BPSU Covered Court

Abucay Campus
CSC Abucay Campus
EE Selected Students
January. 29, 2013
AVR, BPSU Main Campus
Powerline Review Center
Student Conference on
Information Technology
Education (SCITE 2013)
Selected ICT Students and

Advisers
January 31
February 1, 2013
Bren Z Guiao Convention

Center, City of San
Fernando Pampanga
13th Annual Convention

and Student Leaders
Congress
Student Leaders
January 30, 31 &

February 1, 2013
Annual Teachers
Assembly
CoED Selected Students
February 1, 2013
Student Teachers
Congress
Selected CoED Students
February 8, 2013
Selected Students
February 9, 2013
CHED Main Auditorium

Higher Education Building
CWTS Students Main

Campus
February 11, 2013
BPSU Main Campus
BPSU Reserve Officers

Training Corp. (ROTC)
Local
Selected BPSU CoSC and

Accredited Organization
Officers
February 21-22,
2013
BPSU Training Center

Abucay Campus
BPSU Abucay Campus

CSC Officers
Local
Selected Civil Engineering

Students
February 21-23,
2013
Mapua Institute of
Technology Gymnasium,
Manila
Eastern Asia Society for

Transportation Studies
Mapua Student chapter
(EASTS-MSC and
Transportation Science
Society of the Philippines
(TSSP-MSC)
National
Senatorial
Transformation
Leadership Forum 2013
Regional Annual
Administrative and
Tactical Inspection
(RAATI)
Leadership Training
Seminar
Transportation Research
2013
Angeles Univerity
Foundation, Angeles,
Pampanga
Bulacan Provincial
Gymnasium, City of
Malolos, Bulacan
Philippine Society of
Educators (PITE) Region
III Chapter
Philippine Association
of Administrators of
Student Affairs, Inc.
Region III
Council of Deans for the
Colleges and Education
(CDCE-III)
for Teachers Education
(PAFTE)
Confederation of Student
Governments of the
Philippines (CSGP)
LEVEL
Local
Regional
Regional
Regional
Regional
National
2013 National
Engineering and Science
Research Conference
Participation to the
SQUEEZE: The Annual
Intercollegiate Quiz
Show
Seminar on Fire and
Earthquake Drill and
First Aid
Selected ECE Students
March 7, 2013
Heritage Hotel, Pasay City
Selected ECE & EE Students
March. 8, 2013
UP, Diliman
IIEE-IECEP
National
BPSU Abucay Campus

Selected Students
March 14, 2013
BPSU Covered Court

Abucay Campus
BPSU Abucay Campus

CSC Officers
Local
Leadership Training
and Seminar for Newly
Elected CSC Officer
BPSU OSA and newly

elected CSC Officer
May 15 17, 2013
Farmers Training Center,

BPSU Abucay
Office of Student Affairs
Local
June 29, 2013
Olongapo City
PICE
National
June 30, 2013
Liyang, Pilar, Bataan
July 18-19, 2013
Tarlac College of Agriculture
Development Council
of State Universities and
Colleges in Region III
Regional
14th National Civil

Engineering Students
Summit
Tree Planting
Community Extension
Seminar Workshop
on Strengthening
Research Capability for
Undergraduate Students
Select CE Students
CSI Earth
Selected Students
National

EXPLORING

HORIZONS
Rotary Club of Orion
Local
| 47
SQUEEZE: The Annual
Intercollegiate Quiz
Show
Seminar on Fire and
Earthquake Drill and
First Aid
Leadership Training
and
Seminar
for Newly
TITLE
OF SEMINAR/
Elected
CSC Officer
WORKSHOP/
TRAINING/
CONFERENCE
th
14
National
Civil
Lecture
on Drug
Engineering
Addiction,Students
Cyber
Summit
Addiction
& Sexual
Harassment
Tree
Planting
Community
Extension
Seminar
of
Powerline
Seminar
Workshop
Review
Center
on Strengthening
Research Capability for
Undergraduate Students
Education
Seminar (SCITE
on How2013)
to
Write a Winning Student
Quill
13th Annual
Convention
and Student Leaders
Congress on
Symposium
Prohibited Drugs
Annual Teachers
Drug Awareness
Assembly
Seminar Tagumpay ay
Makakamit kung Droga
Student Teachers
ay Iwawaglit
Congress
Gender and
Development
Senatorial
Orientation
Workshop
Transformation
Leadership
Forum
Symposium
on2013
Prohibited
Drugs
Regional Annual
Administrative and
4th University Scholars
Tactical Inspection
Leadership Symposium
(RAATI)
Participation to the IIEELeadership
Training
th
CSC 26 Regional Quiz
Seminar
Show & 12th Regional
Math Wizard
1st National SeminarStudent
Conference
on
Workshop
for College
Transportation
Student
LeadersResearch
on Drug
2013
Abuse Prevention
and
Education
2013 National
17th Mid-year
Regional
Engineering
and
Convention
of Science
JPIA
Research Conference
th
Participation
to the
8 National Civil
SQUEEZE: The
Annual
Engineering
Symposium
Intercollegiate
&
21st National Quiz
Civil
Show Quiz
Engineering
Seminar
on Fire
Participation
to and
the
Drill and
8thEarthquake
Institute of Electronics
First Aid of the
and Engineers
Phils., Inc Central Luzon
Students Chapter
Leadership
Training
Prepaid Metering,
and Seminar
forProducts
Newly
CHINT
Electric
Elected
CSCProtection
Officer
and
Distance
Selected ECE & EE Students
March. 8, 2013
UP, Diliman
IIEE-IECEP
National
BPSU Abucay Campus

Selected Students
March 14, 2013
BPSU Covered Court

Abucay Campus
BPSU Abucay Campus

CSC Officers
Local
BPSU OSA and newly

elected CSC Officer
PARTICIPANT/S
Select
CE Students
BPSU
Abucay
Campus
Students
May 15 17, 2013

DATE OF
ACTIVITY
June 29, 2013
January 22, 2013

BPSU Abucay
VENUE
Olongapo
BPSU
CoveredCity
Court
Abucay Campus

SPONSORING
AGENCY
PICE
CSC Abucay Campus
Local
LEVEL
National
CSI Earth
June 30, 2013
Liyang, Pilar, Bataan
Rotary Club of Orion
Local
EE Selected Students
January. 29, 2013
AVR, BPSU Main Campus
Local

Bren Z Guiao Convention
Center, City of San
Fernando Pampanga
UnilaBayanihan Annex,
Mandaluyong City
Powerline Review Center

Development Council
Educators
(PITE) Region
International
III Chapter
Association
of Business
Communication
(IABC)
Philippines of
of Administrators
Student Affairs, Inc.
BPSU Student Crime
Region III
Prevention Council
Council of Deans for the
Colleges and Education
(CDCE-III)
Office of
Student Affairs
Philippine
Dinalupihan
Campus
Association
for Teachers Education
(PAFTE)
BPSU GAD and
CHRE
Confederation
of Student
Governments of the
Philippines
(CSGP)
Office
of Student
Affairs
Abucay Campus
BPSU Reserve Officers
Philippine Commission
Training Corp. (ROTC)
on Higher Education
Selected Students
July 18-19, 2013
Selected ICT Students and

Advisers
January 31
February 1, 2013
Selected Students
July 19, 2013

January 30, 31 &
February 1, 2013
July 25, 2013
Student Leaders
BPSU Main CSC, CoSC
Officers, Class Officers and
Peer Facilitators
CoED Selected Students
February 1, 2013
BPSU Dinalupihan Students
July 25, 2013
Selected CoED Students

CSC Presidents and
Editors-in-Chief, Student
Publications
Selected
Students
BPSU Abucay Campus
College Students
CWTS Students Main
Mr. Dan William Martinez
Campus
and Yves Consunji
February 8, 2013
July 26-27, 2013
February 9, 2013
August 1, 2013
February 11, 2013
August 1-7, 2013
BPSU Audio Visual Room

Angeles Univerity
Foundation, Angeles,
BPSU Pampanga
Covered Court
Dinalupihan
Campus
Bulacan Provincial
Gymnasium, City of
Malolos, Bulacan
Crown Royale Hotel, City of
Balanga,
Bataan
CHED
Main Auditorium
Higher Education Building
BPSU Covered Court
Abucay Campus
Philippine International
BPSU Main Campus
Convention of the
Philippines
Regional
Regional
National
Regional
Local
Regional
Local
Regional
Local
National
Local
Local
National
Selected BPSU CoSC and

Accredited Organization
Select ECE Students
Officers
February 21-22,
2013 2013
Aug 22-24,
Selected
Civil
Engineering
Mr. Jason
Banzon
and
Students
Selected
Students
February
21-23,
August 28-30,
2013
Mapua Institute of
Venus Parkview hotl, Baguio
Technology Gymnasium,
City
Manila
JPIA - Officers
Selected ECE Students
September 1, 2013
March 7, 2013
SM Clark, Pampanga
Heritage Hotel, Pasay City
Selected
ECE
& EE
Students
4th& 5th
Yr CE
Students
September
3-7,
March. 8, 2013
2013
UP, Diliman
IIEE-IECEP
UP ACES
National
BPSU Abucay Campus

Selected Students
Select ECE Students
March 14, 2013

September 7, 2013
BPSU Covered Court

Abucay Campus
Ayala Mall, Zambales
BPSU Abucay Campus

CSC Officers
IECEP
Local
National
BPSU OSA and newly

Selected
Students
elected
CSC
Officer
September
May
15 17, 28,
2013
2013

PENELCO
Main Office
BPSU Abucay
Office of
Student Affairs
PENELCO
Local
BPSU Training Center

AbucayofCampus
University
Pangasinan
BPSU Abucay Campus

CSCIIEE
Officers
Mapua Student chapter
(EASTS-MSC
Dangerous
Drugand
Board
Transportation Science
Society of the Philippines
(TSSP-MSC)
National
Federation
of Junior Philippine
Institute of Accountants
Region III
Local
National
National
Regional
National
16th National Mid Year

Convention
14th National Civil
SWEEP three
day
Engineering
Students
mentoring
session
Summit
rd
PSME
National
Tree3Planting
Student Conference
Community
Extension
nd
22Seminar
Philippine
Statistics
Workshop
on Strengthening
Quiz
Research
63rd Capability
General for
Undergraduate
Students
Membership meeting
and International
Seminar
on How to
Electronic
Conference
Write
a Winning
Student
and exposition
Quill
Selected Students (Members

of JPIA)
October 22-25,
2013
Puerto Princesa, Palawan
SelectECE
CE Students
Select
Students
October
June 29,23-25,
2013
2013
Olongapo
City
Antipolo City
National Federation
PICE
SMART
SelectCSI
MEEarth
students
Oct
23-24,
2013
June
30, 2013
Pasay
City
Liyang,
Pilar,
Bataan
PSMEof Orion
Rotary Club
National
Local
Select ECE Students

Selected Students
Nov 14, 2013

July 18-19, 2013
CLSU, Nueva Ecija

Development Council
Regional
Regional
Select ECE Students
Nov 22, 2013

July 19, 2013
Taguig City
UnilaBayanihan Annex,
Mandaluyong City
8th EE
Research Contest
Symposium
on
Prohibited Drugs
BPSU
Main
CSC, CoSC
Select
EE Students
Officers, Class Officers and
Peer Facilitators
November 27,
July2013
25, 2013
SMX Convention Center,

Mall ofVisual
Asia Room
BPSU Audio
November 28,
2013
July 25, 2013
November 26,
27, 29,
SMX Convention Center,

of Asia
BPSUMall
Covered
Court
Dinalupihan Campus
International
IECEP
Association of Business
Communication (IABC)
Philippines
Institute
of integrated
Electrical
Engineers
of
BPSU Student
Crime
the Philippines
Prevention
Council
Institute of integrated
Electrical Engineers of
Office
ofPhilippines
Student Affairs
the
Dinalupihan Campus
National
Selected Students
Crown
Royale Hotel, Room
City of
BPSU Audio-Visual
Balanga, Bataan
Placement Office & Office

BPSU
andAffairs
CHRE
of theGAD
Student
of the
Vice
Office
Abucay
Campus
President for Student
Philippine
Commission
Affairs
on Higher Education
University Student
Council
IIEE
National
Awareness
27th Drug
National
Quiz Show
Seminar Tagumpay ay
Makakamit kung Droga
ay Iwawaglit
Gender and
Pre-Employment
Development
Orientation
Seminar
Orientation Workshop
Symposium on
Prohibited
Drugs
Free Seminar
on
Volunteerism
4 University
Scholars
Leadership
Symposium
Leadership
Training
th
and Seminar to
(Councils
Participation
the IIEECSCTransparency
26th Regional &
Quiz
Accountability)
Show
& 12th Regional
th
IECEP
Quarter
Math4Wizard
Convention
1st National
SeminarParticipation
toCollege
the PSC
Workshop for
2012 Research
Congress,
Student
Leaders
on Drug
Math-Science
Quiz Bowl
Abuse Prevention
and
& Turnover
Ceremony
Education
Plant Visit of Electrical
th
17
Mid-year Students
Regional
Engineering
Convention of JPIA
8th National Civil
Engineering Symposium
& 21st National Civil
Engineering Quiz
th
8 Institute of Electronics
and Engineers of the
Phils., Inc Central Luzon
Students Chapter
Selected EE Students
BPSU Dinalupihan Students
CSC Presidents
andof
Graduating
Students
Editors-in-Chief,
BPSU Student
Publications
BPSU Abucay Campus
College Students
Selected Students
Mr. Dan William Martinez
and Yves Consunji
July 26-27, 2013

December 2 -3,
2014
August 1, 2013
November 27,
2013
August 1-7, 2013
National
National
National
National
Local
Local
Local
BPSU CSC and CoSC

Officers
Select ECE Students
December 5 - 6
Aug 22-24, 2013
BPSU Covered Court

Abucay Campus
BSN Amphitheater
Philippine
International
Convention of the
Philippines
DunongPandayan BPSU
Orani Campus
University of Pangasinan
Select ECE Students
December 7, 2013
Lou-is Resort, Bataan
IECEP
National
Mr. Jason Banzon and

SelectSelected
Engineering
Students
Students
August 28-30,
December
11-13,
2013
2012
Venus Parkview hotl, Baguio

Isabela
CityCity
Dangerous
Drug Board
PSC
National
National
Select EE Students
JPIA - Officers
Dec 19, 2013

September 1, 2013
Bataan
SM Clark, Pampanga
4th& 5thYr CE Students
September 3-7,
2013
Select ECE Students
National
Regional
Regional
UP, Diliman
UP ACES
National
Ayala Mall, Zambales
IECEP
National
HORIZONS
September 7, 2013
National Federation
IIEE Bataan
Region III
Local
Student Publication

With all of its campuses having its own
student publication, the entire studentry is
informed on the latest issues in the University and
external community. Student publications do not
only serve as means for the students to express
their views but also as channel to showcase the
students creativity.

Over the years, the student publication
in the satellite campuses of the University has
become one of its constant source of pride and
glory.
Table 28.
Awards and Recognitions Obtained by Student Publications as of AY 2013-2014
TITLE OF SEMINAR/
WORKSHOP/
TRAINING/
CONFERENCE
PARTICIPANT/S
DATE OF
ACTIVITY
VENUE
SPONSORING
AGENCY
LEVEL
AWARD/RECOGNITION
RECEIVED
THE GUILDS
Gil G. Cruz Jr. Individual
Highest Pointer
-
1st place DevCom Writing

(Filipino)
1st place Photojournalism

(English)
3rd place Editorial Writing

(English)
Dryden Jhon L. Reyes

-
2nd place Editorial

Cartooning (Filipino)
4th place Literary Graphics

Illustration (Filipino)
Camay Y. Villeroz
-
3rd place Photojournalism

(Filipino)
Ronell G. Sioson
12th Regional Higher

Education Press
Conference
Student
Publications and
their Advisers
January
9-11, 2013
Crown Royale
Hotel, City
of Balanga,
Bataan
Association
of Tertiary
Paper Advisers
of Region III
(ATSPAR III)
- 4th place Editorial

Cartooning (English)
Regional
- 5th place Comics Strip

Drawing (English)
- 9th place Literary Graphics
Illustration (English)
Yves S. Consunji
- 4th place Features Writing
(English)
Bhee Jay C. Layug
- 5th place Sports Writing
(English)
Allen G. Sarmiento
- 8th place Features Writing
(Filipino)
Dan William C. Martinez
- 8th place News Writing
(English)
- 8th place Copyreading and
Headline Writing (English)
- 9th place DevCom Writing
(English)

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HORIZONS
| 49
TITLE OF SEMINAR/
WORKSHOP/
TRAINING/
CONFERENCE
PARTICIPANT/S
DATE OF
ACTIVITY
VENUE
SPONSORING
AGENCY
LEVEL
AWARD/RECOGNITION
RECEIVED
THE GUILDS
Cathrine Ivy E. Jordan

- 8th place Comics Strip
Drawing (Filipino)
12th Regional Higher

Education Press
Conference
Student
Publications and
their Advisers
January
9-11, 2013
Crown Royale
Hotel, City
of Balanga,
Bataan
Association
of Tertiary
Paper Advisers
of Region III
(ATSPAR III)
Regional
- President, Young
Journalists Association of
Region 3
GROUP AWARDS
Broadsheet Category
1st place Best Broadsheet
1st place Best News Page
1st place Best DevCom Page
1st place Best Sports Page
1st place Best Opinion Page
1st place Best Editorial Page
1st place Best Page Design
2nd place Best Features Page
2nd place Best Literary Page
Tabloid Category
1st place Best Tabloid
1st place Best DevCom Page
1st place Best Sports Page
1st place Best Opinion Page
1st place Best Editorial Page
1st place Best Literary Page
1st place Best Page Design
2nd place Best News Page
2nd place Best Features Page
MALASIMBU
Edsel G. Tala 3rd place
Alvin A. Manganti 6th place
- 9th
Karen C. Medrano 7th place
Cheska C. Manalansan 7th
-
9th place
Karen C. Medrano 8th place
Jethro M. Nocom 8th place
GROUP CATEGORY
Newsletter (Vantagepoint)
2nd place Best in News Page
2nd place Best Column Page
3rd place Best Editorial Page
4th place Best DevCom Page
4th place Best Page Design
5th place Best Feature Page
4th Best Newsletter
Magazine (MALASIMBO)
4th place Best in News Page
4th place Best Sports Page
5th place Best Editorial Page
5th place Best Literary Page
5th place Best Page Design.
5th place Best Magazine
12thLuzonwide Higher
Education Press
Conference
Selected Student
Publication Staff
and their Advisers
February
10-12, 2013
Legazpi City
HORIZONS
National
THE GUILDS
27 Group Awards:
Magazine Category:
2nd Best Magazine
Best Cover
Best Features Page
5th Best DevCom Page
7th Best News Page
8th Best Page Design
Literary Folio Category:
3rdbest Literary Folio
Best Page Design
2nd Best Cover
2nd Best Content
Newsletter Category:
4th Best Newsletter
2nd Best Cover Design
3rd Best News Page
4th Best Features and
Literary Page
4th Best Sports Page
6th Best Editorial Page
Broadsheet Category:
6th Best Broadsheet
Best Page Design
2nd Best Features and
Literary Page
12thLuzonwide Higher
Education Press
Conference
Post Pamiyabe 13th

Regional Creative Writing
Seminar
4th Annual Documentary
Making Competition
15 : Inklabots: Annual
National Campus
Journalism Fellowship
2nd Philippine Student
Quill Awards
th
Selected Student
Publication Staff
and their Advisers
BC Student
Publication Selected
Staff
The Guilds
February
10-12, 2013
July 29, 2013
Holy Angel
University
September 1,
2013
AFP Theater,
Camp
Aguinaldo.
Quezon City
University of
Santo Tomas,
Manila
Crown Plaza
Galleria Manila,
Quezon City
The Defender
October 21-23,
2013
Selected Students
November 11,
2013
Student Journalists
Education Presscon
Legazpi City
Dominate
12th
THE GUILDS
2nd Best DevCom Page
5th Best Editorial
9th Best News Page
Tabloid Category:
3 Individual Awards:
Gil G. Cruz Jr.
2nd Place-Editorial Writing
(English)
Ronell G. Sioson
6th Place- Editorial
Cartooning (English)
6th Place- Comics Strip
Drawing (English)
National
ANGELITE, student
publication of Holy
Angel University
International Center
for Communication
Studies
Local
Student Publication
of UST
National
International
Association
of Business
Communicators Philippines
International
International
Best Documentary Silver Award

Pusod: The Guilds
Documentary
Excellence Awards
Historys Silent Witness Dan
William C. Martinez
The Guilds Magazine 2013
Kapa: The Guilds Literary Folio
Jan Martin D. Calupitan
The Guilds 60th Promotional
Video Yves S. Consunji
Merit Award
Pusod: The Guilds
Documentary Camay Y.
Villeroz
Higher
Performance in Academic, Cultural, Skills, and

Sports Competition

The BPSU Main Campus student
publication the Guilds was once again proclaimed
overall champion for the third straight year by
the Association of Tertiary School Paper Advisers
of Region IIIs 12th Higher Education Press
Conference held on January 9-11, 2013.

The University targets the holistic
development of students; hence, BPSU does not
only focus on the development of one aspect but
also aims to enhance the students other capabilities.
Through exerting big efforts towards attaining this
goal, BPSU can claim that it continues to reap the
fruits of its labors and continues to excel in various
academic, cultural, skills, and sports competitions.

The publication from the satellite
campuses also made it in the top ten best
performing institutions: The Defender of Balanga
Campus securing sixth place; BPSU Oranis The
Polytechnician with seventh; and Malasimbo of
Dinalupihan Campus ranked as ninth.

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HORIZONS
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Table 28.
Cultural, Skills, and Sports Competition Attended by Students as of AY 2013-2014
LEVEL
AWARD/
RECOGNITION
RECEIVED
SCUAA National
National
5 golds, 4 silvers,
23 bronzes
Plaza de Mayor,
City of Balanga
Bataan Peninsula
State University
Local
April 17, 2013
Plaza Mayor de
Balanga
City Governemnet
of Balanga
April 24, 2013
Bataan Peoples
Center, City of
Balanga
City Government
of Balanga
June 15, 2013
Iba sports
Center,
IbaZambales
Philippine
Swimming League
Region 3
Regional
Alabang
Country Club
Fields
KIA Group of
Companies
National
September 8,
2013
Dinalupihan
Civic Center
Local Government
of Dinalupihan and
Dimalupig Lions
Club
Local
October 5, 2013
Telebastagan,
City of San
Fernando,
Pampanga
Smash Power Elite

Club
Local
NAME OF ACTIVITY
PARTICIPANT/S
DATE OF
ACTIVITY
VENUE
SPONSORING
AGENCY
1ST Vice Mayor RolenPaulino

Invitational Swimming
Competition 2013
Selected Students
February 10,
2013
Columban
College
Swimming Pool,
Olongapo City
Vice Mayor
RolenPaulino
February 2013
Dapitan City,
Zamboanga
March 22, 2013
SCUAA National
Mr. and Miss BPSU

Personality
Flash MOB Choral3 Singing
Contest
Banga Festival Street
Dancing Competition
1st Philippine Swimming
League Region III Swim
Meet 2012
Tune-up game between
BPSU and MAAP football
team
Kia Cup 2013 Football
Festival
Drum and Lyre Competition
Student-Athletes to Elites
Badminton Tournament
2013
Dir. Jenifer
Carandang,
and SCUAA III
medalist studentathletes
Gladys Kaiklian
Neil Gigante Jr.
Sonny Pantig
Mr. Noel
Villanueva and
Chamber Chorale
Selected Students
Dir. Jennifer
Carandang and
Selected Students
Student Athletes
July 20, 2013
Selected Students
August 31, 2013
Selected Students
Selected Students
2nd Runner Up
Selected Students
October 6, 2013
Robinsons
Starmills,
Pampanga
Pro-Alive League
and Arnis
Philippines
Regional
9th Busan Choral Festival &

Competition
Chamber Chorale
Members
October 16-19,
2013
Busan Cultural
Center, Busan,
South Korea
Korea Choral
Institute
International
Olongapo City Sepaktakraw

Open Championship 2013
Selected Student
Athletes
November 29
December 1,
2013
OCNHS
Covered Court
Junior Enthusiast
for Sepaktakraw
UCAAB Season 4
Dir. Jenifer
Carandang, Sports
Coordinators,
Coaches, tarinors
and studentathletes
December 3-13,
2013
APCAS (Asia
Pacific College
of Advance
Studies)
UCAAB Board of
Management
HORIZONS
Best in Drill
Best in Team
Majorette
6th Inter-school Arnis

Invitational Championships
2nd Runner
up, Mr. BPSU
Personality
Local
Dominic Ronquillo
Gold Medal
Single Baston
Silver Medal Synchronized
Single Baston
Silver Medalist
Bantam Weight
Joaquin Ivan
Gonzales
Gold Medalist
Half Light Weight
Silver Medalist
Double Baston
Silver Medalist
Synchronized
Single Baston
Joshua F. Manuel
Silver Medalist
Beau Bon Home C.
Rabacal
Gold Medalist
Heavy Weight
Silver Medalist
Synchronized
Single Baston
Kurthlee M. Orola
Gold Medalist
Feather Weight
Jerick S. Sioco
Silver Medalist
Extra Light
Weight
Silver Award for
Mixed Classics
Category
4th Overall
Champion
(21 golds, 2
silvers and 7
bronzes)
NAME OF ACTIVITY
PARTICIPANT/S
DATE OF
ACTIVITY
VENUE
SPONSORING
AGENCY
1ST Vice Mayor RolenPaulino

Invitational Swimming
Competition 2013
Selected Students
February 10,
2013
Columban
College
Swimming Pool,
Olongapo City
Vice Mayor
RolenPaulino
February 2013
Dapitan City,
Zamboanga
SCUAA National
National
March 22, 2013
Plaza de Mayor,
City of Balanga
Bataan Peninsula
State University
Local
April 17, 2013
Plaza Mayor de
Balanga
City Governemnet
of Balanga
April 24, 2013
Bataan Peoples
Center,
City
of
Robinsons
Place
Balanga
Angeles,
Balibago,
City Government
of Balanga
SCUAA National
Mr. and Miss BPSU

Personality
Flash MOB Choral3 Singing
Contest
Banga Festival Street
st
1Dancing
LarongPinoyArnisadors
Competition
Cup Arnis invitational
Championship
st
1 Philippine Swimming
League Region III Swim
Meet 2012
Tune-up game between
BPSU and MAAP football
team
Dir. Jenifer
Carandang,
and SCUAA III
medalist studentathletes
Gladys Kaiklian
Neil Gigante Jr.
Sonny Pantig
Mr. Noel
Villanueva and
Chamber Chorale
Selected Students
Selected Students
Dir. Jennifer
Carandang and
November 16-17,
2013
June 15, 2013
Selected Students
LEVEL
Pampanga
Iba
sports
Center,
IbaZambales
Arnis Philippines
Regional
Philippine
Swimming League
Region 3
Regional
Student Athletes
July 20, 2013
Kia Cup 2013 Football

Festival
Selected Students
August 31, 2013
Alabang
Country Club
Fields
KIA Group of
Companies
National
Drum and Lyre Competition
Selected Students
September 8,
2013
Dinalupihan
Civic Center
Local Government
of Dinalupihan and
Dimalupig Lions
Club
Local
Student-Athletes to Elites
Badminton Tournament
2013
Selected Students
October 5, 2013
Telebastagan,
City of San
Fernando,
Pampanga
Smash Power Elite

Club
Local
6th Inter-school Arnis

Invitational Championships
Selected Students
October 6, 2013
Robinsons
Starmills,
Pampanga
Pro-Alive League
and Arnis
Philippines
Regional
ARPI National Arnis Encounter

2013
BPSU Arnis Team
December 16-18,
2013
SM North Edsa,
Quezon City
Arnis Philippines
National
9th Busan Choral Festival &

Competition
Chamber Chorale
Members
October 16-19,
2013
Busan Cultural
Center, Busan,
South Korea
Korea Choral
Institute
International
Olongapo City Sepaktakraw

Open Championship 2013
Selected Student
Athletes
November 29
December 1,
2013
OCNHS
Covered Court
Junior Enthusiast
for Sepaktakraw
UCAAB Season 4
Dir. Jenifer
Carandang, Sports
Coordinators,
Coaches, tarinors
and studentathletes
December 3-13,
2013
APCAS (Asia
Pacific College
of Advance
Studies)
UCAAB Board of
Management
Local

EXPLORING
AWARD/
RECOGNITION
RECEIVED
Dominic Ronquillo
Gold Medal
Synchronized
Double Baston
Silver Medalist
Individual Single
Baston
5Silver
golds,
4 silvers,
Medalist
23
bronzes
Synchronized
Single Baston
Bronze Medalist
Bantam Weight
nd Lee Uson
2Dan
Runner
GoldMr.
Medal
Half
up,
BPSU
Light Weight
Personality
Jerick S. Sioco
Silver Medalist
Extra Light weight
Joaquin Ivan
Gonzales
Gold Medal
Synchronized
Double Baston
Silver Medal
Synchronized
Single Baston
Silver Medal Half
Light Weight
Joner Chris A. Pural
Silver Medal
Cruzer Weight
Beau Bon Home C.
Rabacal
Gold Medal
Synchronized
Double
Baston
nd
2Gold
Runner
Medal Up
Cruzer Weight
SilverinMedal
Best
DrillSynchronized
Single Baston
Best
Team
SilverinMedal
Individual Double
Majorette
Baston
Joshua F. Manuel
Silver Medal
Heavy Weight
Joseph Banania
Dominic
Ronquillo
Gold Medal
Gold Medal
Individual
Single
Single Baston
weapon
SilverMedal
Medal
Gold
Sword
and Dagger
Synchronized
Joaquin
Ivan
Single Baston
Gonzales
Silver Medalist
Gold
Medal
Bantam
Weight
Welterweight
Joaquin Ivan
Division
Gonzales
Gold
Medal
Gold Medalist
Individual
Single
Half Light Weight
weapon
Silver
Medalist
Mary Pauline De
Double Baston
Guzman
Gold
SilverMedal
Medalist
Flyweight
Division
Synchronized
Kurthlee
Orola
Single Baston
Silver
JoshuaMedal
F. Manuel
Featherweight
Silver Medalist
Division
Beau Bon Home C.
Geneviere Manuzon
Rabacal
Gold
Medal
Gold Medalist
Welterweight
Heavy Weight
Division
SilverHappuch
Medalist
Keren
Vitto
Gold
Medal
Synchronized
Bantamweight
Single Baston
Division
Kurthlee M. Orola
Dan
Uson
GoldLee
Medalist
Gold
Medal
Feather
Weight
Individual Double
Jerick S. Sioco
Weapon
Silver Medalist
Richard Sentillas
Extra
Light
Silver
Medal
Weight Double
Individual
Silver Award for
Weapon
Mixed
Classics
Roy
del Margata
Silver
Medal
Category
Featherweight
Division
Joner Chris Pural
Silver Medal
Synchronized
Single Weapon
Silver Medal
Synchronized
Double Weapon
4th Overall
Jonnielyn
Champion
Crisostomo
(21 golds, 2
Gold Medal
silvers
and 7
Individual
Double
Weapon
bronzes)

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Student Athletes Conquer National SCUAA

After being ranked as third best
performing school in the regional Olympics in
December 2013 with 27 golds, 45 silvers, and 48
bronzes, the University once again proved its
worth in the National SCUAA Olympics held in
Dapitan City on February 15-25, 2013.

Apart from winning the bronze in
basketball which was composed of an all-BPSU
team, several were also reaped by BPSU Athletes,
which contributed to the success of Region III as
third overall champion.
Table 30.
Awards Reaped by Student Athletes in SUC III Olympics
2013
Dionisio, Alvin
Awards
Received
bronze
athletics
Nool, Angelico Nicko
1 gold, 2 silver
athletics
Ibabao, Raymart
gold
athletics
Galang, Jo-Belle
gold
badminton
Gromet, Lester
gold
badminton
Balagasay, Christian
bronze
Basketball
Borja, Erluiz
bronze
Basketball
Name
Event
Capuli, Christian
bronze
Basketball
Catacutan, John Eric
bronze
Basketball
Constantino, Kevin Jay
bronze
Basketball
Cortez, Ronald
bronze
Basketball
De Guzman, Jahvy
bronze
Basketball
Malasmas, Noa Raul
bronze
Basketball
Matawaran, Joseler
bronze
Basketball
Membrere, Alvin
bronze
Basketball
Ramos, Alberto III
bronze
Basketball
Sacdalan, Andrei
bronze
Basketball
Trono, Remon Dodge
bronze
Basketball
Llantino, Rhea
2 bronze
Swimming
Delos Reyes, Ronalene
3 bronze
Swimming
Leao, Orlando
gold
Taekwondo
Gesmundo, Abigail
bronze
Taekwondo
Siasat, Prince
bronze
Table tennis
Galit, Honey Grace
bronze
Table tennis
Samson, Joan
bronze
Table tennis
Lazaro, Alona
silver
Volleyball
Medina DyanLoid
silver
volleyball
Chamber Chorale Wins Gold and Silver in 3rd

Winter Choral Festival

The Chamber Chorale conquered the
Third Winter Choral Festival by bringing home
gold and silver awards. Their participation in the
festival was made possible through the help of
local government officials, the alumni association
and fund raising drive conducted by the Chamber
Chorale.
AgriEngg Student Embarks in International
Volunteering Program

Elvin Jerome A. Laceda, Agricultural
Engineering sophomore of BPSU Abucay was
selected as one of the countrys delegates in threemonth volunteering program, which began in
22 February 2013. The student is an advocate of
environment protection and founded the student
organization Blitzkrieg Changemakers.
His
passion for the environment led him to join the
volunteering program VSO Bahaginan, which, in
turn, became instrumental in his participation to
the World Youth Foundation Workshop.
Students Win ICCS National Documentary
Making Contest

Student journalists from the BPSU
Main Campus the Guilds bagged the top
spot in the documentary film-making contest
sponsored by EdukCircle International Center for
Communication Studies.

The BPSU students entry entitled
Pusod bested entries from students coming from
prestigious colleges and universities in Manila and
other parts of the country.

Winners
were
announced
during
the 10thEdukCircle Convention on Media
Communication held on 25 August 2013 at the
AFP Theater, Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City.
BPSU Bags Second Overall Champion in
Regional Skills Olympics

The University emerged as second overall
champion in the 13th Regional Skills Olympics
held on September 10-11, 2013 at the Nueva Ecija
University of Science and Technology Sumacab
Campus, Cabanatuan City.

Six golds, two silvers, and eight bronze
medals were among the awards attained by the
student representatives.
HORIZONS
Library Services
E
E
asy access to information has been proven effective

in boosting the students academic performance as well as
the faculty members capability to render excellent services.
Moreover, accrediting institutions require educational
institutions to employ the best strategies in order to improve
its libraries as well as its facilities.

In view of the standards of CHED and the recommendations
of the Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universities
in the Philippines (AACCUP), Inc., the University continues to
find solutions on how it can fully address the demands of its
clients.

EXPLORING

HORIZONS
| 55
Collections Development

Despite
budget
constraints,
the
Universitys libraries or learning resource centers
exert their best efforts to increase its collections so
that it may be able to provide updated sources of
information to the library users.

Other than relying on purchasing new
books and other reference materials, the staff of
the University library sought donations from its
partner organizations.
SUMMARY OF TOTAL BOOK COLLECTION
No. of
Vols.
No. of
Titles
No. of
Vols.
No. of
Titles
No. of
Vols.
No. of
Titles
No. of
Vols.
No. of
Titles
No. of
Vols.
No. of
Titles
No. of
Vols.
No. of
Titles
1,288
500
1039
400
89
30
46
436
636
491
25
3373
1614
586
184
920
193
247
51
57
66
166
995
561
21
2537
1510
43
35
95
30
127
18
66
170
339
256
2,805
914
4275
903
3644
1631
207
239
552
2109
555
104
12038
5900
743
197
1100
205
1195
620
74
128
220
1138
134
24
3466
2312
2,355
659
2164
462
1008
735
101
150
326
1635
114
76
6068
3717
4,250
1,873
4749
1290
924
309
383
587
320
976
290
86
10916
5121
343
189
522
86
597
37
38
60
74
250
23
12
1597
634
1,735
508
1961
346
1007
53
89
117
256
1657
655
82
5703
2763
381
219
372
127
372
89
80
118
175
337
147
84
1067
1529
2,591
9,903
2,023
655
TOTAL
(All Libraries)
No. of
No. of
Vols.
Titles
3,535
Bagac
9,210
Dinalupihan
4,042
Abucay
17,197
Orani
5,294
974
24,801
TOTAL
1527
47,564
000-099
(General Works,
encyclopedias,
periodicals, Computer
Science, etc.)
100-199
(Philosophy, Psychology,
Ethics, Logic, Personality
morals, etc.)
200-299
(Religion, mythology,
bible, doctrines.)
300-399
(Social Sciences
(Economics, Education,
Law, Commerce)
400-499
(Languages (Grammar,
Dictionary, Philology)
500-599
(Pure Sciences
(Mathematics, Physics,
Astronomy, Chemistry,
Biology, Zoology)
600-699
(Applied Sciences (Useful
Arts, Machine Shop,
Welding, FCM, Medicine,
Garments, Foods, Sheet
metal, etc.)
700-799
(Fine Arts (Painting,
Music, Sports,
Architecture)
800-899
(Literature (all nations &
periods) Drama, Fiction,
Essays.)
900-999
(History (all nations &
periods) Geography,
Travel, Biographies)
Balanga
14,782
Main
Class. No.
SUMMARY OF BOOK PURCHASE/DONATION

Main
Balanga
Orani
Abucay
Dinalupihan
Bagac
TOTAL
(All Libraries)
No.
No.
of
of
Vols. Titles
BOOKS
No.
of
Vols.
No.
of
Titles
No.
of
Vols.
No.
of
Titles
No.
of
Vols.
No.
of
Titles
No.
of
Vols.
No.
of
Titles
No.
of
Vols.
No.
of
Titles
No.
of
Vols.
No.
of
Titles
Purchased
119
80
601
196
16
16
86
52
622
172
70
14
1,514
530
Donation
239
204
596
329
146
76
105
33
1,086
642
Total
358
284
1197
525
16
16
232
128
727
205
70
14
2,600
1,172
HORIZONS

Other than the newly purchased books to
add to its collection, the Universitys LRCs are also
equipped with other materials that can be used as
references like CDs, DVDs, Tapes and professional
journals. As of FY 2013, LRCs across the satellite
campuses acquired a total of twelve (12) volumes or
twelve (12) titles. As for the professional journals,
the Universitys LRCs maintained its subscription
to 141 professional journals (650 volumes).

Aside from focusing on improving its
services through increasing and updating its book
collections and electronic resources, the University
also seeks to improve the equipment in each LRC
in order to make the area more conducive for
learning. Moreover, these additional equipment
like computer units, printers, scanners, and other
multimedia paraphernalia were acquired and
installed so that the LRCs can accommodate and
respond to the needs of its users.

Through the wise utilization of its budget
and careful management of its collections, the
various LRCs of the University was able to acquire
a total of 2,231 volumes of electronic resources
and maintained subscription to 1,072 professional
journals.
SUMMARY of ELECTRONIC RESOURCES and SERIALS

2013 Acquisition
Main
Class.
Electronic Resources (CDs,
DVDs, Tapes)
Professional Journals
Balanga
Orani
Abucay
Dinalupihan
Bagac
TOTAL
(All Libraries)
No.
No.
of
of
Vols.
Titles
No.
of
Vols.
No.
of
Titles
No.
of
Vols.
No.
of
Titles
No.
of
Vols.
No.
of
Titles
No.
of
Vols.
No. of
Titles
No.
of
Vols.
No.
of
Titles
No.
of
Vols.
No.
of
Titles
12
12
321
70
281
30
48
41
650
141
SUMMARY of ELECTRONIC RESOURCES and SERIALS

TOTAL COLLECTIONS
Main
Class.
Electronic Resources
(CDs, DVDs, Tapes)
Professional Journals
Balanga
Orani
Abucay
Dinalupihan
TOTAL
(All
Libraries)
Bagac
No.
of
Vols.
No.
of
Titles
No.
of
Vols.
No.
of
Titles
No.
of
Vols.
No.
of
Titles
No.
of
Vols.
No.
of
Titles
No.
of
Vols.
No. of
Titles
No.
of
Vols.
No.
of
Titles
No.
of
Vols
No. of
Titles
1295
736
350
267
234
237
333
333
15
15
2,231
1,592
2233
234
846
95
37
16
275
62
431
3,166
1,072
SUMMARY of ACQUIRED EQUIPMENT F.Y.2013

Main
Balanga
Orani
- new fluorescent
lights
- insulation foam
for reading
and periodical
sections
- Door locks
- Sofa set from
Office of
Academic
Affairs
- Scanner
- 4 units Air-con (carrier,

split type, 5 tanner)
- 2 units printer
units desktop
- 17
computer
- 5pcs. LED monitor
- 200 pcs plastic chairs
- 40 pcs. Wooden table
- 1 pc. DVD pplayer
- 1 pc. LED TV Sony
40inches
- 3 pc. Microphone
- 1 set stereo speaker with
amplifier
- 1 set LCD projector with
wide screen and stand
(ACER)
- 1 unit Laptop
- 10 pcs. Gang chair
- 3 pcs. Back up battery
for computer
- 6 pcs. Emergency lights
(Omni)
Abucay
Dinalupihan
Bagac
-4 units
computer
- 1 unit printer/
scanner
1 unit digital
camera
1 pc. Filing
cabinet with 4
drawers
1 pc.
Newspaper
stand

EXPLORING

HORIZONS
| 57

As earlier mentioned, learning resource centers of the University are able to respond to the
needs of users for updated reference materials despite constraints in the budget, and this is made
possible through the unwavering support of linkages. As reflected in Table 31, the University has fortyfive (45) linkages composed of private individuals and organizations from different levels.
Table 31.
Library Linkages as of FY 2013
No.
Agency/institution/Individuals
Address
Nature of Linkage
(exchange/ donations/etc.)
Level (intl,
natl,regl,
local)
International
Private Donors like Mr. Ed Corl
Waipahu, Hawaii
Donation
Konrad Adenauer Stiftung

Food and Fertilizer Technology Center of the Asian
and Pacific Region
Canopy International
Makati City (office)
Donation
International
Taipei, Taiwan
Donation
International
College Laguna
Donation
International
Private donors like Mr. Takeo Imai
Japan
Donation
International
The Asia Foundation
Magallanes St. Makati City
Donation
National
Lingkodsa Pilipino (LINKAPIL)
Manila
Donation
National
Commission on Filipino Overseas
Manila
Donation
National
The Makati Rotary Club
Makati City
Donation
National
Commission on Higher Education
Manila
Donation (like Trinitas

Pub. Collection worth 1
million)
National
UP College Laguna
Exchange of materials
National
Los Baos Laguna
Donation
National
Los Baos Laguna
Donation
National
Los Baos Laguna
Donation
National
3
4
10
11
12
13
Ecosystem Research and Development Bureau

(ERDB)
Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and
Natural Resources and Development (PCARRDDOST)
Forest Products Research and Development
Institute (FPRDI)
IESSAM- Institute of Environmental Science and
Management
14
The Manila Bulletin Publishing Corp.
Intramuros, Manila
Donation
National
15
Research Information Series on Ecosystem (RISE)
College Laguna
Donation
National
16
National Agriculture and Fishery Council (NAFC)
Diliman Quezon City
Donation
National
17
Linangan Books Trading
Central Quezon City
Donation
National
18
National Commission for Culture and the Arts
Intramuros, Manila
Donation
National
19
Ateneo de Manila University
Manila
Donation
National
20
Palafox Associates
Manila
Donation
National
21
Academic Books Sales, Inc.
Caloocan City
Donation
National
22
CD Books Intl Inc.
Cagayan de Oro City
Donation
National
23
Central Luzon Agriculture and Resources Research

and Development Consortium (CLARRDEC)
Muoz, Nueva Ecija
National
24
Tarlac State University (TSU)
Tarlac
Regional
25
Bulacan State University( BulSU)
Baliuag, Bulacan
Regional
26
Don Honorio Ventura State University
Bacolor, Pampanga
Regional
27
Guagua National Colleges
Guagua, Pampanga
Regional
28
Holy Angel University
Angeles City, Pampanga
Regional
29
Ifugao State University
Ifugao
Regional
30
Angeles University Foundation
Regional
31
Republic Central Colleges
Regional
32
Columban College
Olongapo, Zambales
Regional
33
Lyceum of the Philippines University
Cavite
Donation
Regional
34
Department of Education- Bataan
Bataan
Local
35
Private donors like Dra. Maria Carmela Banzon
Balanga City, Bataan
Donation
Local
36
Tomas del Rosario College
Local
37
Provincial Government of Bataan
Donation (for the

Construction of the
Multimedia Building)
Local
38
Philippine Long Distance Co. (PLDT)
Donation
Local
39
Bataan Library and Museum
Local
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Report
2013:State
EXPLORING
DonAnnual
Mariano Marcos
Memorial
University
HORIZONS
La Union
Exchange
Local
41
BPSU Balanga Campus Alumni
Bataan
Donation
Local
42
BPSU Balanga Campus Faculty
Bataan
Donation
Local
30
Regional
31
Regional
32
Columban College
Olongapo, Zambales
Regional
33
Cavite
Donation
Regional
34
Bataan
Local
35
36
No.

Agency/institution/Individuals

Address
Local
Level
(intl,
natl,regl,
Local
local)
1
37
Private Donors
like Mr.of
EdBataan
Corl
Provincial
Government
Waipahu,
Hawaii
Balanga
City,
Bataan
International
Local
2
38
3
39
Konrad Adenauer Stiftung

Philippine
Long
DistanceCenter
Co. (PLDT)
Food and
Fertilizer
Technology
of the Asian
Makati City (office)

Taipei, Taiwan
Donation
Nature of Linkage
Exchangedonations/etc.)
of materials
(exchange/
Donation (for the
Donationof the
Construction
Multimedia
Building)
Donation
Donation
Donation
College Laguna
La Union
Japan
Donation
Exchange
Donation
International
Local
International
International
Local
International
Local
4
40
Bataan
Library
Museum
and
Pacificand
Region
Canopy International
Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University
Private donors like Mr. Takeo Imai
5
41
Asia Foundation
BPSUThe
Balanga
Campus Alumni
Magallanes
St. Makati City
Bataan
Donation
Donation
National
Local
6
42
7
Lingkodsa Pilipino (LINKAPIL)

BPSU Balanga
Faculty
Commission
on Campus
Filipino Overseas
Manila
Bataan
Manila
Donation
Donation
National
Local
National
8
43
The Makati Rotary Club

Student Organization
Faculty, Alumni, Administrative staff (Main
CommissionCampus)
on Higher Education
The Bataan Chronicle
Makati City
Bataan
Donation
Donation
Donation (like Trinitas
Donation
Pub. Collection worth 1
Donation
million)
National
Local
44
9
45
Bataan
Manila
Balanga City Bataan
Local
National
Local
Table 32.
SUMMARY OF BOOK PURCHASES AND DONATIONS
Ecosystem Research and Development Bureau
Main
Balanga
Orani
(ERDB)
Council for Agriculture, Forestry and
BOOKSPhilippine
No.
No.
No.
No. of
No. of
No. of
of
of
11
Natural of
Resources
and Development
(PCARRDTitles
Titles
Titles
Vols.
Vols.
Vols.
DOST)
Products80
Research601
and Development
Purchased Forest119
196
16
16
12
Institute (FPRDI)
IESSAMInstitute204
of Environmental
Science and
Donation
239
596
329
13
Management
358Manila 284
1197
525Corp. 16
16
14 Total
The
Bulletin Publishing
10
15
Research Information Series on Ecosystem (RISE)
UP College
Laguna
Abucay
Dinalupihan
Bagac
No.
No. of
Los of
Baos Laguna
Titles
Vols.
No.
of
Vols.
86
52
Los Baos Laguna
622
172
70
Donation
14
1,514
530
National
146
76
Los Baos Laguna
105
33
Donation
1,086
642
National
232
128
Intramuros,
Manila 727
College Laguna
No.
No. of
No. of
of
Titles Donation Titles
Vols.
TOTAL
National
(All Libraries)
No.
No. of
ofNational
Titles
Vols.
205
70
14
Donation
Donation
2,600
1,172
National
National
16
The staff
of the
University
Library know
thatQuezon
beingCity
self-sufficient shall
also pave the
way to
National
Agriculture
and Fishery
Council (NAFC)
Diliman
Donation
National
augment
the budget
of the library; hence, the staffCentral
agreed
to offer supplementary
services to theNational
librarys
17
Linangan Books Trading
Quezon City
Donation
clients. The table below shows the income obtained from the supplementary services of the library.
18
National Commission for Culture and the Arts
Intramuros, Manila
Donation
National
19
Ateneo de Manila University
Manila
Donation
National
Table 33.
Summary of Income from the Supplementary Services of the Library
From January to December 2013
Income Obtained Donation

Palafox Associates
Manila
National
Name of Service
1st Quarter
2nd Quarter
3rd Quarter
4th Quarter
TOTAL
21
Academic Books Sales, Inc.
Caloocan City
Donation
National
Library Photocopying
Php10,334.00
Php6,674.00
Php7,190.00
Php5,524.00
Php29,722.00
22
CD Books Intl Inc.
Cagayan de Oro City
Donation
National
Library Computer Service
31,065.00
10,279.00
32,183.00
15,301.00
88,828.00
Central Luzon Agriculture and Resources Research
Other
Fees (Penalty,
10,710.00
35,095.00
26,350.00
75,827.00
23
Muoz, Nueva Ecija 3,672.00 Exchange
of materials
National
Development
Consortium (CLARRDEC)
Overdueand
books/
Outside
24
Tarlac
State University (TSU)
Tarlac
Regional
Researchers
Fee
/ Library
Card
Replacement/
25
Bulacan State University( BulSU)
Baliuag, Bulacan
Regional
Lamination)
26
Don Honorio Ventura State University
Bacolor, Pampanga
Regional
TOTAL
52,109.00
52,048.00
43,045.00
47,175.00
194,377.00
27
Guagua, Pampanga
of materials
Regional
Less:
Expenses Guagua National Colleges 6,120.00
3,750.00
4,250.00 Exchange5,045.00
19,165.00
28
Holy
Angel
University
Angeles
City,
Pampanga
Exchange
of
materials
Regional
Net Proceeds
Php45,989.00 Php48,298.00 Php38,795.00 Php42,130.00 Php175,212.00
20
29
Ifugao State University
Ifugao
Regional
30
Regional
31
Regional
32
Columban College
Olongapo, Zambales
Regional
33
Cavite
Donation
Regional
34
Bataan
Local
35
Donation
Local
36
Donation (for the
Local
37
Provincial Government of Bataan
Construction of the
Local
Multimedia Building)
Donation
38
Philippine Long Distance Co. (PLDT)
39
Bataan Library and Museum
40
Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University
La Union
41
BPSU Balanga Campus Alumni
Bataan
Local

EXPLORING HORIZONS
Balanga
City, Bataan
BPSU Annual
Report
2013:
Exchange
Donation
Local
Local
Local
| 59
With the Universitys unfaltering enthusiasm

to improve its services so that it may be able to
improve other peoples lives definitely made a
striking impact on the users of the library. As
reported by the various LRCs, the excellent services
rendered actually resulted to the following:
On Clientele
Increased awareness of the students evident
through the systematic use of the library resources
Improved access to library resources in various
format
Better choices of information sources for their
information needs through the presence of print
and non-print resources
Improved skills and knowledge in searching
information through the use of online databases
and internet resources at the Electronic Resources
Section
Develop research and communication skills of
clienteles through referrals to other institutions for
solutions to their academic queries which are not
available in the library.
Limited space and unfavorable environment
will cause less number of users visiting the library
On Organization
Increased professional staff in the library
Improved delivery of services and quality of
work outputs
Transfer of knowledge and practices for
improving the services and management of the
library
Required library staff need to continue studies
and attend trainings and seminars for professional
growth and development to meet the changing
needs of clienteles
Continuous acquisition of resources in various
format to sustain and support the growing needs
of the clienteles
Provide assistance to staff in their educational
and professional needs in order to maintain
quality services to clienteles
Linkages to institutions and organizations helps
augment the library collection through cooperative
acquisition like resource sharing and networking.
On Society
Increased communication and research skills of
the clienteles which can be used in their field of
work or expertise.
Increased awareness of the students evident
through the systematic use of technology.
Clienteles become technology-literate.
Influenced people in the community to
established good reading habits and practice their
research skills.
Create life-long learning experience which can
be applied in their activities in the community.
HORIZONS
Research and
Development
T
T
he unrelenting search for knowledge and truth is being

addressed by the University through the Research and Development
Office (RDO) and the pool of faculty-researchers from the six
campuses of the University. Majority of the research undertakings
of the University fall under the fields of engineering, technology,
agriculture, education, business, social and health sciences.
BPSU is a developing research institution with a clear mission
of playing a regional role in research and scholarship while
providing quality undergraduate and graduate education to its
students.
The research faculty and academic staff, graduate faculty,
and the staff that support them have been remarkably successful.
In the past 3 years, the University has increased its number of
researches to 66 completed projects from 2011-2013. There were 33
research proposals for 2013 (set to be accomplished in the upcoming
years), and there were 25 researches completed last year.
The
Universitys
faculty members have joined regional,
national, and international conferences in the humanities, social
sciences, agriculture and natural sciences. This is accomplished
with very modest resources while providing open access to
competitive education for the increasing undergraduate and
graduate population. Judged by any standards, 2013 is a wonderful
accomplishment and a testament to the skill, devotion, and hard
work of everyone involved. This shows that BPSU is on its way to its
vision of a research university in the coming years.

EXPLORING

HORIZONS
| 61
Internally Funded Researches

Commitment to creating a positive change
in the community served as a great motivator the
college to undertake researches that possess the
capability to provide lasting solutions to problems
encountered by the society.

Over
the
year,
the
research
Development Office continues to motivate faculty
members to conduct researches which would be
of great value to the University. Every year, BPSU
strives to produce researches that are relevant
to the current needs of the community; hence, it
continues to encourage members of the faculty and
also the students to conduct studies and produce
innovative materials that may be used as income
generating projects or as a part of the extension
services of the University.
For year 2013, budget amounting to Php

3,911,000.00 was allocated for Research, of which
was 61.65% was allocated for the Personal Services
and 38.35% was reserved for the MOOE. From
this budget allocation, the University was able
to produce eleven (11) accomplished and 12 ongoing internally-funded researches.

It can be observeded from Table 34 that
one (1) of the accomplished researches fall under
the Engineering and Technology category, two
(2) are agricultural in nature, and eight (8) are
categorized under social and behavioral science.
Table 35 shows the number of on-going internally
funded researches.

Although health and health-related
researches should also be given focus, no research
under the said discipline was been conducted for
Fiscal Year 2013.
Table 34.
Completed Researches (Internally Funded)
No.
Amount of
Fund
Area/Discipline
BPSU-GAA
53,000.00
Agriculture/Fisheries
Nov 2012March 2013
BPSU-GAA
90,000.00
Technology/Food Tech
Arlene I. Pascual
Nov 2012March 2013
BPSU-GAA
20,900.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences
Technology Implementation
Among Coastal Elementary
Schools in Bataan: Basis for CoEd's
TeachNology Extension Program
Job D. Paguio
February July 2013
BPSU-GAA
50,000.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences
The Performance of BPSU

Examinees in the CPA Licensure
for the Period May 2007-October
2011: A Statistical Analysis
Jimelyn H. Evangelista
FebruaryJuly 2013
BPSU-GAA
19,500.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences
Jesselyn C. Mortejo
February July 2013
BPSU-GAA
30,000.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences
Hermogenes M. Paguia,
Ph.D.
FebruaryJuly 2013
BPSU-GAA
77,000.00
Agriculture
Sherrilyn B. Quintos
FebruaryAugust 2013
BPSU-GAA
36,080.00
Social & Behavioral

Science/Education
Ma. Fe V. Roman
JuneNovember
2013
BPSU-GAA
30,000.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences
Proponents
Time Frame
Rudy C. Flores
March 2012
to Feb 2013
Rosemarie P. Ongoco
Human Rights and gender

Equality Temperature: A Survey
of Employees and Students of the
1
2
8
9
Title of Research Project

Assessment of Biosecurity
Strategies of Selected Fishponds
in Bataan
Assessment of the BPSU Food
Technology Situation
A Graduate Tracer Study of

the BS Hotel and Restaurant
Management, 2009-2011
Evaluation of Blended Organic
Acids and Oragnic Vinegar as
Performance Enhancers and
Control Against Salmonella sp. in
Poultry
Assessment and Evaluation of
BPSU English Discovery On-line
(EDO)
Waste Mangement Practices in
the Adopted Barangays of BPSU
Dinalupihan Campus
Funding
Agency
10
University-School Partnership: Viz

a viz Quality Field Experience for
Pre-service Teachers
Nely G. Espino
June-October
2013
BPSU-GAA
20,000.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences
11
Looking through the Hearts of

Elderly Filipinos: A Cultural Lived
Experience
Susan B. Pangilinan
JuneNovember
2013
BPSU-GAA
40,000.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences
HORIZONS
Table 35.
On-going Internally Funded Researches
No.

Bataan Agricultural Sector
Situations: Development of
Strategies in Addressing Farmers'
Needs
Future Life of the Retiring
Employees of Selected Public
Schools in Balanga City
Political and Socio-cultural
Significance of Ethnocide to Ayta
Magbukon and Ayta Ambala of
Bataan
Amount of
Fund
Area/Discipline
BPSU-GAA
260,000.00
Agriculture
February 2013June 2014
BPSU-GAA
51,000.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences
Neil D. David
July 2013 -January

2014
BPSU-GAA
72,700.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences
Proponents
Time Frame
Jose Paulo B. Tuazon
July 2012-June
2014
Reynaldo G. Barata
Funding
Agency
A Tracer Study of the Teacher

Education Graduates of Bataan
Peninsula State University 2007-2012
Leandro T. Olubia
July 2013 - March

2014
BPSU-GAA
65,000.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences/Education
Assessment of Self-Esteem of BSEd

Freshmen Students of Bataan
Peninsula State University: Basis for
Educational Intervention
Teresita R. Castillo
July 2013 - March

2014
BPSU-GAA
10,000.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences/Education
Factors Affecting the Level of

Performance in Technical Skills of
Technology Students
Generoso B. Barata
July 2013 -January

2014
BPSU-GAA
47,000.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences/Education
Tracer Study of Graduates in BPSU

Abucay Campus Effectiveness of the
BSEd/BSA Programme in Meeting
the Job Needs of Graduates 20072013
Zoila M. Duque
November 2013
November 2015
BPSU-GAA
67,000.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences/Education
Issues and Concerns of Bachelor of

Science in Nursing (BSN) Graduates:
Basis for Board Rating Improvement
Rosita D. Vianzon
November 2013
May 2014
BPSU-GAA
60,000.00
Health
Profile, Needs and Problems of

BPSU Students: Basis for Student
Support Programs
Jesselyn C. Mortejo
November 2013
November 2014
BPSU-GAA
37,350.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences/Education
10
Development of Content Based

Instruction (CBI) on Line Course in
English Language Learning
Yolanda D. Reyes
November 2013
September 2014
BPSU-GAA
67,605.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences/Education
11
Lived Experiences of Former

Inmates at Bataan Provincial Jail
October 2013 to March 2014
Rolando P. Manaligod
November 2013
May 2014
BPSU-GAA
50,000.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences
12
A Community Needs Assessment of

Selected Barangays in Bataan: Basis
for Extension Program of the College
of Nursing and Midwifery of the
Camilo D. Domiguez
November 2013
May 2014
BPSU-GAA
80,000.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences/Health

It is one of the goals of the Bataan
Peninsula State University to generate multiple
researches in the different disciplines; however,
this goal is often threatened by budget constraints.
Despite constraints in financial constraints in
financial resources, the University continued to
pursue its targets and its realization was made
possible through tapping the support of external
organizations and agencies.

For Fiscal Year 2013, the researchers in
the University were able to undertake eighteen
(18) externally-funded researches. Thirteen (13) of
these research projects are agricultural in nature
usually focused in food security, innovations in
agriculture, and environmental conservation. Four
(4) researches are classified as Social & Behavioral
Science researches. Only one (1) research is
conducted in the Engineering Area.

The proceeding table exhibits the
researches which obtained funding support from
the University external linkages:

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HORIZONS
| 63
Table 36.
No.
Proponents
Time Frame
(MMDDYYY
to
MMDDYYY)
Funding
Agency(ies)
Project Cost
Area/Discipline
Enhancing Vegetable
Production Using Low Cost
Hydroponics
Walter G. Valdez
twelve months
DA-BAR
691,000.00
Agriculture
Feeding Value of
Oregano(Origanum Vulgare)
Extract, Capsicum frutescens
and Malunggay Leaf on
Laying Performance of
Chicken (Gallus gallus
domesticus L.)
Hermogenes M.
Paguia
six months
DA-BAR
126,500.00
Agriculture
Establishment of a 100-Doe
Level Goat Breeding Farm
Gregorio J. Rodis
twelve months
DA-BAR
1,601,184.00
Agriculture
Production and
Commercialization of
Hydroponics Technology for
Vegetable Production
Walter G. Valdez
twelve months
DA-BAR
771,240.00
Agriculture
Generation of Agro-climatic
Data: Basis for Developing
Cropping Pattern in Bataan
(Agromet)
Ricson L. Ines
continuing
BSWM-BPSU
In kind in the
form of Agromet
Instruments
(400,000.00)
Agriculture
Psycho Socio-economic
Impact Assessment of Agribased Technology in Central
Luzon
Perla B. Estrella/
Lorna R. Roldan
June 2012June 2013
CHED-ZRC
III
1,000,000.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences
Enhancing Productivity of
Marginal Upland farmers for
Climate Change Adaptation
through Aerobic System,
Off-season Tomato Planting
Material (CPM) Technology
Jonathan E.
Lacayanga
March
2012-February
2014
DA-RFU III
500,000.00
Agriculture
Increasing Upland Rainfed

Rice Production in Bataan: A
Approach for Sustainable
Agricultural Farming System
Gregorio J. Rodis
June 2012June 2014
DA-RFU III
3,000,000.00
Agriculture
Socio-economic Political
Survey of Selected Barangays
in Hermosa and Nearby
Municipalities
Arlene D. Ibanez/
Perla B. Estrella
Oct
2012-March
2013
Alliance for
Progress and
Unity (APU)
150,000.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences
10
Regional Disaster and

Management S &T Capacity
Development
Rodrigo C. Munoz
Jan - Dec 2013
DOSTPCIEERED/
CHED
612,200.00
Engineering
11
Preservation of the Ibanag

Oral and Socio-cultural
Inheritance vis--vis
its Language: Basis for
Susan Laggui
Feb-July 2013
National
Commission
for Culture
and Arts
(NCCA)
200,000.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences
12
Organization and Enterprise

Needs Assessment and
Design Assessment (OENADA) of Abucay ARC
(COFMACO)
Gregorio J. Rodis
June-July 2013
DAR
100,000.00
Agriculture/
Entrepreneurship
13

Design Assessment (OENADA) of Tuyo ARC
(BARBMPC)
Gregorio J. Rodis
June-July 2013
DAR
100,000.00
Agriculture/
Entrepreneurship
100,000.00
Agriculture/
Entrepreneurship

14

Design Assessment (OENADA) of ARM Morong
Gregorio J. Rodis
HORIZONS
June-July 2013
DAR
10

Development
Rodrigo C. Munoz
Jan - Dec 2013
PCIEERED/
CHED
612,200.00
Engineering
200,000.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences
11

Oral and Socio-cultural
its Language: Basis for
Susan Laggui
Feb-July 2013
National
Commission
for Culture
and Arts
(NCCA)
12
No.

Design
(OETitle
ofAssessment
Research Project
NADA) of Abucay ARC
(COFMACO)
Gregorio
J. Rodis
Proponents
Time Frame
(MMDDYYY
June-July
2013
to
MMDDYYY)
Funding
DAR
Agency(ies)
100,000.00
Project
Cost
Agriculture/
Area/Discipline
Entrepreneurship
Walter G. Valdez
Gregorio J. Rodis
twelve months
June-July 2013
DA-BAR
DAR
691,000.00
100,000.00
Agriculture
Agriculture/
Entrepreneurship
Hermogenes M.
Gregorio
J. Rodis
Paguia
six months
June-July 2013
DA-BAR
DAR
126,500.00
100,000.00
Agriculture/
Agriculture
Entrepreneurship
Gregorio J. Rodis
Gregorio J. Rodis
twelve
months
July-August
2013
DA-BAR
DAR
1,601,184.00
100,000.00
Agriculture
Agriculture/
Entrepreneurship
Walter G. Valdez
twelve months
September
- November
2013
DA-BAR
771,240.00
Agriculture
DTI
40,000.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences/Business
BSWM-BPSU
DA-RFO3
In kind in the
form of Agromet
3,000,000.00
Instruments
(400,000.00)
Agriculture
Agriculture
DENR
470,000.00
Environment
1,000,000.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences
1
13
2
14
3
15
4
16
5
17
18
6
Organization
Enterprise
Enhancingand
Vegetable
Needs Assessment
Production
Using Lowand
Cost
DesignHydroponics
Assessment (OENADA) of Tuyo ARC
(BARBMPC)
Feeding Value of
Oregano(Origanum Vulgare)
Extract, Capsicum frutescens
and Malunggay Leaf on
Design Assessment (OELaying Performance of
NADA) of ARM Morong
Chicken (Gallus gallus
(NAMANA-MPC)
domesticus L.)
Organization
Establishmentand
of aEnterprise
100-Doe
Needs
Assessment
Level
Goat
Breeding and
Farm
Design Assessment (OENADA of Bagac ARC (BBMC)
Production and
Hydroponics
Technology
The Validation
of LGU for
Vegetable Production
Streamlining
Business
Permits and Licensing System
in Central Luzon
Generation of Agro-climatic
Utilization
of Small
Farm
Data:
Basis for
Developing
Resevoir
for Upland
Cropping
Pattern
in Bataan
Agriculture
(Agromet)
IEC Assessment and
Evaluation (Manila Bay)
Socio-economic
atPsycho
Balanga
City and Pilar,
Impact Assessment
Bataan of Agribased Technology in Central
Luzon
Sesinando
Masangcap
Ricson L. Ines
Ricson L. Ines
Alvin B. Cervania
Perla B. Estrella/
Lorna R. Roldan
August
continuing
2013-August
2015
Sept. 2013May 2014
June 2012June 2013
R&D In-House Review

Enhancing Productivity of
Marginal
Upland
for

In order
tofarmers
prepare
for the presentationMarch
Jonathan E.
2012-February
of 7 researches
to
the
regional,
national and
through Aerobic System,
Lacayanga
international
research
conferences, the University2014
Off-season
Tomato Planting
Material
(CPM) Technology
regularly
conducts
R&D In-House Reviews
which screens the researches produced by the

Universitys faculty, employees, or students.
Increasing Upland Rainfed

Rice Production in Bataan: A
June 2012Abucay
R&D
In-House
Holding
of the
9th BPSU
Climate
Change
Adaptation
8
Gregorio
J. Rodis
June 2014
Approach
for
Sustainable
Review
Agricultural Farming System
CHED-ZRC
III
On the other hand, under Development

Category, the following were presented:
III
500,000.00
Agriculture
1) DA-RFU
Philippine
National Aquasilviculture
Program (PNAP) in Bataan (by Dir. Rudy
C. Flores)
2) Science and Technology Based Farm

(STBF) of Coffee through Rejuvenation
DA-RFU
III
3,000,000.00
Agriculture
Technology
(by Romualdo B.
De Guzman
Jr.)
BPSU Abucay Campus held its 9th R&D

3) STBF for Saba Production (by Mrs. Zoila
In-HouseSocio-economic
Review Political
on October 15, 2013 at the Oct
M. Duque)
Alliance
for
Survey of Selected Barangays
Arlene D. Ibanez/
Social & Behavioral
9
150,000.00
2012-March
Progress and
Farmers
Training Center, BPSU
Abucay Campus.
in Hermosa and Nearby
Perla B. Estrella
Sciences
2013
Unity (APU)
This annualMunicipalities
event featured paper presentation
4) STBF On Mango Production in Bataan
of six completed research papers and poster
(by Dr. Hermogeno Paguia, et al but was
Regional
Disaster
and
DOSTcompetition.
Papers
presented
were classified into
presented by612,200.00
Mr. Erao G. Marabe)
PCIEERED/
10
Rodrigo C. Munoz
Jan - Dec 2013
Engineering
two categories,
namely: Research Category and
Development
CHED
Development Category.
Oral and
Socio-cultural
Under
Research
Category, the following
11
Susan Laggui
Feb-July 2013
papers were
presented:
its Language:
Basis for
12
13
14
1) Development of Low Cost Greenhouse

Organization
and Enterprise for High Value Crops
and Hydroponics
(by Engr.
Walter
Design
Assessment
(OE-G. Valdez),
Gregorioand
J. Rodis
June-July 2013
NADA) of Abucay ARC
(COFMACO)
2) Pilot Testing and Commercialization

of Manual Rice Hill Seeder (by Engr.
Jonathan
E. Lacayanga,
et al).
Needs Assessment
and
Design Assessment (OENADA) of Tuyo ARC
(BARBMPC)

Design Assessment (OENADA) of ARM Morong
(NAMANA-MPC)
Gregorio J. Rodis
June-July 2013
National
Commission
for Culture
and Arts
(NCCA)
200,000.00
Social & Behavioral

Sciences
DAR
100,000.00
Agriculture/
Entrepreneurship
DAR
100,000.00
Agriculture/
Entrepreneurship

EXPLORING
Gregorio J. Rodis
June-July 2013
DAR
100,000.00

HORIZONS
Agriculture/
Entrepreneurship
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With the expertise of the guest critics

consisting of Dr. Victorino Taylon , Dr. Ronaldo
T. Alberto and Ms. Luz Jove of the Central Luzon
State University (CLSU), the following awards
yielded: 1st Best Paper (Research Category),
Pilot Testing and Commercialization of Manual
Rice Hill Seeder; and 2nd Best Paper (Research
Category), Development of Low Cost Greenhouse
and Hydroponics for High Value Crops. Under the
Development Category winning entries are PNAP
in Bataan, 1st Best Paper; STBF for Saba Production,
2nd Best Paper; and STBF of Coffee through
Rejuvenation Technology, 3rd Best Paper. Likewise,
Engr. Jonathan E. Lacayanga was adjudged Best
Presenter.
Student participants were tasked to
judge the poster entries, and thus the following
emerged as winners: 1st Best Poster, Technology
Piloting and Commercialization of Hydroponics
for Vegetable Production of Engr. Jonathan E.
Lacayanga, Reynan P. Calderon and Engr. Walter
G. Valdez; 2nd Best Poster, Development of a Low
Cost Greenhouse and Hydroponics for High Value
Crops by Engr. Walter G. Valdez, et al; and 3rd
Best Poster, Pilot Testing and Commercialization
of Manual Rice Hill Seeder by Engr. Jonathan E.
Lacayanga, et al.
Holding of the 10th BPSU In-House Review

BPSU, through the RDO, conducted its
10th In-House Review on November 15, 2013 at the
Conference Hall, 3rd Floor, BPSUs Administration
Building. The event paved way to the presentation
of ten completed researches classified as
Technology-Generated and Information for
Dissemination papers, and poster viewing, as well.

The following papers were subjected
for evaluation to identify the best papers, both
in Technology-Generated and Information for
Dissemination papers:
A. Technology-Generated
1. Commercialization of Vertical Fed
Biomass Cookstove (by Jonathan E.
Lacayanga, Herminio L. Miguel, Walter
G. Valdez, Reynan P. Calderon & Zorille
D. Villaflores)
B. Information for Dissemination

1. Physical Fitness and Enhancement
of Government Employees in
the Province of Bataan, Phase I:
Restriction to Physical Exercise (by
Romeo S. Nisay)
2. Human
Rights
and
Gender
Equality Temperature: A Survey
of Employees and Students of the
(by Arlene I. Pascual, Anthony A.
Abella, Teresita A. Roberto, Rachel
G. Dabu, Perla B. Estrella, & Lirio C.
Baluyot)
3. Technology
Implementation
Among
Coastal
Elementary
Schools in Bataan: Basis for Coeds
TeachNology Extension Program (by
Job D. Paguio)
4. Development of a Task-based
Handbook for Oral Diagnostic/Oral
Communication (Eng 101/102) (by
Yolanda D. Reyes & Rowell G. De Guia)
5. Assessment and Evaluation of BPSU
English Discovery Online (EDO)
(by Sherrilyn B. Quintos, Yolanda D.
Reyes, Cynthia M. Ronquillo, & Rowel
de Guia)
6. A Graduate Tracer Study of BS HRM
2008-2012 (by Jesselyn C. Mortejo,
Marianita G. Sarmiento & Leslie Jorge)
7. Assessment of the BPSU Food
Technology Situation (by Rosemarie
P. Ongoco, Rowena S. Badua & Kristine
Joy S. Simpao)
8. Assessment of Risks, Hazards,
Vulnerabilty
and
Disaster
Management Capacity of Coastal
Communities in Bataan: Basis
for Disaster Preparedness and
Mitigation Plan (DPMP) (by Lourdes
S. Santos, Rolliver M. Baciles, Job D.
Paguio, Jaime M. Forbes & Leandro T.
Olubia)
2. Design and Development of Database

for Local Faculty Evaluation Under
NBC 461-Phase 1: CCEs Individual
Point Allocation (by Consuelo G. Cruz,
Cristina G. Rivera & Andrea O. de Jesus)
HORIZONS
With the expertise of the guests critics

consisting of the following: Reynan P. Calderon,
Science Research Specialist ; Dr. Evelyn M.
Labastilla, University Secretary and Senior
Researcher from Tarlac State University; and Dir.
Redemptor G. Toledano, Director of University
Extension Services Office of Tarlac State University,
the following were adjudged as best papers:
A. Technology-Generated Category
Design
and
1st Best Paper -
Development of Database for Local
Faculty Evaluation Under
NBC
461-Phase 1: CCEs Individual Point
Allocation (by Consuelo G. Cruz,
Cristina G. Rivera & Andrea O. de Jesus)
2nd Best Paper - Commercialization
of Vertical Fed Biomass Cookstove
(by Jonathan E. Lacayanga, Herminio
L. Miguel, Walter G. Valdez, Reynan P.
Calderon & Zorille D. Villaflores)
B. Info for Dissemination Category
1st Best Paper - A Graduate Tracer
Study of BS HRM 2008-2012 (by Jesselyn
C. Mortejo, Marianita G. Sarmiento &
Leslie Jorge)
2nd Best Paper - Human Rights and
Gender Equality Temperature: A
Survey of Employees and Students of
the Bataan Peninsula State University
(by Arlene I. Pascual, Anthony A. Abella,
Teresita A. Roberto, Rachel G. Dabu,
Perla B. Estrella, & Lirio C. Baluyot)
The researches also have an impact in the

University because it serves as a future reference
to other researchers.
Presentation of Papers to Various Conferences

The faculty and employees of the
University pursue researches that are relevant and
can be a factor to solving the issues and concerns
in the society. By being aware of the priority areas
for research and research related programs for the
years of 2011-2016, several faculty and employeeresearchers were invited to various levels of
conferences for paper presentation.

For the Year 2013, twenty (20) researches
qualified for presentation to different conferences.
As indicated in the Universitys Strategic Plan
2011-2016, one of the biggest aspirations of BPSU
is to raise the awareness of external organizations
and institutions on the researches being conducted
by its faculty, employees and students hence,
presentation of at least two (2) researches to
regional, three (3) researches to national, and
fifteen (15) researches to international conferences
was sought.

Table 37 contains the complete list
and number of presented papers to various
conferences. The data in Table shows that more
faculty and employee-researchers are venturing in
the field of research. Such may be attributed to the
awareness of the employees on the issues inside
and outside different communities.
Assessment of
3rd Best Paper -
the BPSU Food Technology Situation
(by Rosemarie P. Ongoco, Rowena S.
Badua & Kristine Joy S. Simpao)
In poster competition, out of nine (9)
posters, the following emerged as 1st Best Poster
and 2nd Best Poster , respectively, Design and
Development of Database for Local Faculty Evaluation
Under NBC 461-Phase 1: CCEs Individual Point
Allocation (by Consuelo G. Cruz, Cristina G. Rivera
& Andrea O. de Jesus), and Psycho-Socio-Economic
Impact Assessment of Agri-based Technologies in
Central Luzon (Fish Commodity) (by Perla B. Estrella
& Lorna R. Roldan)
Student In-House Review

Students also participated in the conduct
of In-House Reviews. This allowed them to gain
knowledge and enhance their research and
technical writing skills.

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HORIZONS
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Table 37.
Name of
Researcher/
Presenter
Conference where
Presented
Thelma DG.
Manansala
International Conference
on Management,
Leadership and
Governance
February
7-8, 2013
Bangkok
University,
Bangkok,
Thailand
International
Lemuel Fontillas
10th International Congress

on English Grammar 2013
(ICEG 2013)
January 1719, 2013
De La Salle
University and
Century Park
Hotel
International
SILAWAN 2013:
Pedadohikal at
InklusibongEdukasyon sa
Pagtuturong Filipino
February
20-22, 2013
Gonzaga
Building,
saint Louis
University,
Baguio City
2013 National Engineering

and Science Research
Conference (2013
NESCRC)
March 07,
2013
Heritage
Hotel, Roxas
Blvd, Pasay
City
National
2nd REDTI International

Research Forum on
Research Output
Dissemination Across
Discipline
April 18-20,
2013
International
Preservation of
Indigeous Culture of
Bataan Through an Ayta
Magbukon School of
Living Tradition (SLT)
Program
Virgen
Milagrosa
University
Foundation,
San Carlos
City,
Pangasinan
World Research Festival

(WRF) 2013
May
1-4,2013
Marco Polo
Hotel, Davao
City
International
The Implementation
of Stress Management
Seminar as an Extension
Program of BPSU Orani
Campus: An Assessment
Felicisima E. Tungol

Research Forum on
Research Output
Discipline
April 18-20,
2013
Determinants of
Research Productivity
Among Selected State
Universities and
Yolanda B. Simbul

Research Forum on
Research Output
Discipline
April 18-20,
2013
Lemuel B. Fontillas
3rd Annual Asian

Conference on Language
and Learning
April 25-28,
2013
Osaka, Japan
International
Hermogenes M.
Paguia
World Research Festival

(WRF) 2013
May
1-4,2013
Marco Polo
Hotel, Davao
City
International
2013 4th International

Conference on Agriculture
and Animal Science
Nov 23-24,
2013
Phuket,
Thailand
International
SEACOM 1st International

Conference
May 9-10,
2013
International
3rd European
Transcultural Nursing
Association(ETNA)
Conference
Hiyas ng
Bulacan
Convention
Center &
Bulacan State
University,
Malolos,
Bulacan
June 24-27,
2013
Hagoshrim,
Israel
International
39th Annual Conference of

the Transcultural Nursing
Society
October 2326, 2013
Albuquerque,
New Mexico
International
Title of Research
Transformational
Leadership Skills
and Total Quality
Management Practices
of Presidents and
Vice Presidents in
State Universities and
The use of discourse
markers by students
and professionals: A
qualitative analysis
Epekto ng Binagong
Ortograpiyang Filipino
sa mga Guro at Piling
Mag-aaral
Mga Gawain
saPaglinang ng
mga Kasanayan
saPagasangmga Magaaral sa Unang Taonng
Sekondarya
Utilization of Sensors
and Mobile Technology
to Remotely Maintain
the Level of Dissolve
Oxygen, Salinity
and Temperature of
Fishponds
Increasing Farmers'
Efficiency Through
Techno-Gabay Program
(TGP): Bataan Peninsula
State University's Best
Practices
Interactive English
Teaching: Effects on
Students' Performance
Sweet Potato
Production in Bagac,
Bataan Through S & T
Intervention
Utilization and
Evaluation of Moringa
Oleifera L. as Poultry
Feeds
Traditional Customs
used by Filipina
Women to Facilitate the
Childbirth Continuum
Date and Venue
Ms.Riza S. Bantay
Ms. Celeste A.
Coronel
Engr. Rodrigo C.
Munoz
Rudy C. Flores
Jayson P. Angeles
Mark Colentava
(student)
Neil D. David
Sylvia B. Pangilinan
Traditional Customs
used by Filipina
Traditional Customs
used by Filipina
Virgen
Milagrosa
University
Foundation,
San Carlos
City,
Pangasinan
Virgen
Milagrosa
University
Foundation,
San Carlos
City,
Pangasinan
Level
National
National
International
International
Soil Erosion Modeling

for a Micro Watershed
Ricson L. Ines
Canadian Society for

Bioengineering Technical
Conference and General
Meeting
July 7-10,
2013
University of
Saskatchewan
Campus,
Saskatchewan,
Canada
International
Assessment and
Evaluation of On-line
English Program: Basis
for Development of
Blended ESL Learning
Sherylyn B.
Quintos,et. al.
Int'l Conference on
Language Literature and
Culture (ICLLC 2013)
Nov 29-30,
2013
Parkroyal
Hotel, Kuala
Lumpur,
Malaysia
International
Development of a
Worktext in English
Yolanda D. Reyes,
Rowell de Guia
Int'l Conference on
Language Literature and
Culture (ICLLC 2013)
Nov 29-30,
2013
BFAR-CHED
Philippine National
Aquasilviculture
Program (PNAP) in
Bataan
Rudy C. Flores
24th CLARRDEC
Regional Symposium on
Research & Development
Highlights
Dec 5, 2013
Pilot Testing and

Manual Rice Hill Seeder
Jonathan E.
Lacayanga
24th CLARRDEC
Regional Symposium on
Research & Development
Highlights
Dec 5, 2013
HORIZONS
Parkroyal
Hotel, Kuala
Lumpur,
Malaysia
Philippine
Carabao
Center, Science
City, Muoz,
Nueva Ecija
Philippine
Carabao
Center, Science
City, Muoz,
Nueva Ecija
International
Regional
Regional
Publication of Researches

Aside from pursuing the presentation
of researches, faculty members and employeeresearchers also pursue the publication of their
researches to national and international research
journals. Likewise, publication of research is being
sought in order to make information accessible to
those conducting the same or related studies.

Table 38 presents the number of researches
published in the Year 2013. The Research and
Development Office reported that the University
has published twenty (20) researches, of which
four (4) were included in international journals,
twelve (12) were included in the BPSU Research
Journal and four (4) were published as BPSU
Monographs.
Table 38.
Published Researches as of FY 2013
Level (Local,
Title of Research
Date of
Volume, Number,
Regional,
Publication
ISSN/ISBN
National,
Proponent/s
Name of Journal
Ariel A. Bongco
Lets Learn Together,

Lets Work Together
Challenges and Solutions
for Transcultural Health
and Social Care (available
for sale on http://
www.amazon.com/
Lets-Learn-TogetherWork-Transcultural/
dp/1443840823
October 1,
2012 (notice
of publication
received Jan
25, 2013 via
e-mail
Delamination Behaviour of
GdBCO Coated Conductor
Tapes Under Transverse
Tension
John Ryan Dizon

A. Nisay
A. Gorospe
H. S. Shin
Elsevier Physica C
April 9, 2013
Preliminary Investigation
of Ic Homogenic Along the
Longitudinal Direction of
YBCO Coated Conductor
Tape Under Tensile
Loading
John Ryan C. Dizon

S. S. Oh
K. D. Sim
H. S. Shin
Superconductivity and
Performance in Teaching
Licensure Examination and
Pre-service Education of
the Bachelor of Secondary
Education Graduates
of BPSU Dinalupihan
Campus: An Analysis
Nely G. Espino
Ma. Fe V. Roman
Glenda C. Magno
BPSU Research Journal
June 2013
Vol 4, issue 1/ ISSN

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Guillermo O. Lacson
June 2013
Vol 4, issue 1 / ISSN

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Nelson G. Andres
June 2013

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Eduardo S. Tinao
June 2013
vol 4, issue 1 / ISSN

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Feeding Value of Oregano

(Origanum vulgare)
Extract, Capsicum
frutescens and Malunggay
Leaf (Moringa oleifera)
on Laying Performance
of Chicken (Gallus gallus
domesticus)
Hermogenes M.
Paguia
June 2013

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Emotional Competence
and Attributes of
Some BPSU Faculty
as Outreach Workers:
Its Implementation to
Extension Development
Perla E. Estrella
Glenda D. Abad
Judy B. Dumlao
BPSU Monograph
June 2013
No. 19 / ISBN 978971-9956-44-0
Local
Reynan P. Calderon
Ria-Ann L. Dizon
Arlene D. Ibanez
Lorna R. Roldan
Consuelo G. Cruz
BPSU Monograph
June 2013
No. 20 / ISBN 978971-9956-45-7
Local
Jesselyn C. Mortejo
Marianita G. Sarmiento
Leslie S. Jorge
BPSU Monograph
December
2013
No. 21 / ISBN 978971-9956-46-4
Local
Consuelo G. Cruz
Cristina G. Rivera
Andrea O. de Jesus
BPSU Monograph
December
No. 22 / ISBN 978-9719956-47-1
Local
International)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
A Phenomenological
Study on Transcultural
Experiences of Nurses:
Basis for Curricular
Review and Planning
Hybrid Energy System

(Wind-Solar) as Alternative
Energy Source for the
College of Engineering and
Architecture Hallway
Renewable Energy
Production Using PicoHydro Electric Generator
for the Irrigation of
Arsenal Canal, Limay,
Bataan
Development and
Evaluation of a Motorized
and Pedal Boat Using PET
Bottles
10. Bataan Agricultural Sector

Situation: Training Needs
Assessment
11. A Graduate Tracer Study
of the Bachelor of Science
in Hotel and Restaurant
Management of Bataan
PeninsulaState University
2008 -2012
12. Design and Development
of a Database Management
System for Local Faculty
Evaluation under NBC 461
(Phase 1: CCE Points)
Progress in
June 25, 2013
Cyrogenics (PSAC)
2013
International
Journal
homepage:www.
elsevier.com/locate/
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International
International
Rosemarie P. Ongoco
13. Assessment of the BPSU
Food Technology Situation
December
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Rowena S. Badua
Kristine Joy S. Simpao

Ria-Ann L. Dizon
Arlene I. Pascual
2013
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and Attributes of
Some BPSU Faculty
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Situation: Training Needs
Assessment
Title
of Research
in Hotel
and Restaurant
Management of Bataan
2008 -2012
12. Design and Development
System for Local Faculty
under NBC 461
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A Phenomenological
(Phase
CCE
Points)
Study1:on
Transcultural
Experiences of Nurses:
Basis forof
Curricular
13. Assessment
the BPSU
Review
and Planning
Food
Technology
Situation
14. Human Rights and Gender
Equality Temperature: A
2. Survey
Delamination
Behaviour
of Employees
andof
GdBCO Coated
Conductor
Students
of the Bataan
Tapes Under
Peninsula
StateTransverse
University
Tension
Perla E. Estrella
Glenda D. Abad
Judy B. Dumlao
BPSU Monograph
June 2013
Reynan P. Calderon
Ria-Ann L. Dizon
Arlene D. Ibanez
Lorna R. Roldan
Consuelo G. Cruz
BPSU Monograph
June 2013
Name of Journal
BPSU Monograph
Date of
December
Publication
2013
Jesselyn
C. Mortejo
Proponent/s
Leslie S. Jorge
No. 19 / ISBN 978-
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No. 20 / ISBN 978-
Local
971-9956-45-7
Level (Local,
Regional,
Volume, Number,
No. 21 / ISBN 978ISSN/ISBN
971-9956-46-4
Local
National,
International)
Consuelo G. Cruz
Cristina G. Rivera
Andrea O. de Jesus
Rosemarie
Ongoco
Ariel A. P.
Bongco
Rowena S. Badua
Ria-Ann L. Dizon
Arlene I. Pascual
Anthony A. Abella
Teresita
A. Roberto
John Ryan
Dizon
Rachel
G. Dabu
A. Nisay
Perla
B.
Estrella
A. Gorospe
Lirio
H.C.
S.Baluyot,
Shin
15. Assessment and

Sherylyn B. Quintos
Evaluation of BPSU
Yolanda D. Reyes
Discovery
On-line
Cynthia M. Ronquillo
3. English
Preliminary
Investigation
(EDO)
Rowell
G. C.
de Dizon
Guia
of Ic Homogenic Along the
John Ryan
Longitudinal
of
S. S. Oh
16. Assessment
of Direction
Risks,
YBCO Coated
Conductor
K. D. Sim
Hazards,
Vulnerability
Lourdes
Santos
Under
Tensile
H. S. S.
Shin
and Tape
Disaster
Management
Rolliver M. Baciles
Loading
Capacity of
Coastal
Job D. Paguio
Communities in Bataan:
Jaime M. Forbes
Basis for Disaster
Leandro T. Olubia
Preparedness and
Planin(DPMP)
4. Mitigation
Performance
Teaching
Examination and
17. Licensure
Technology
Pre-service Education
Nely G. Espino
Implementation
Amongof
the Bachelor
of Secondary
Ma. Fe V. Roman
Coastal
Elementary
Education
Graduates
Glenda
Magno
Job D.C.
Paguio
Schools in Bataan: Basis
for of
theBPSU
BPSUDinalupihan
College of
Campus:TeachNology
An Analysis
Education
Extension Program
HybridFitness
Energyand
System
18. 5. Physical
(Wind-Solar) as
Enhancement
ofAlternative
Energy
Source
for the
Guillermo O. Lacson
Government Employees
Romeo S. Nisay
College
of Engineering
and
in
the Province
of Bataan
Architecture
Hallway
(Phase
1): Restriction
to
Physical
Exercise
6.
Renewable
Energy
Production Using
19. Development
and PicoYolanda D. Reyes
Hydro Electric
Generator
Evaluation
of a Worktext
Nelson G.
G. de
Andres
Rowell
Guia
for the Irrigation of
in English
Arsenal Canal, Limay,
Bataan
20. 7.
Preservation
of Indigenous
Development
and
Culture
of Bataan
through
Evaluation
of a Motorized
Eduardo
Tinao
an
Ayta
Mabukon
School
Neil D. S.
David
and
Pedal
Boat Using
PET
of Living Tradition
Bottles (SLT)
Program
8. Feeding Value of Oregano
(Origanum vulgare)
Extract, Capsicum
frutescens and Malunggay
Hermogenes M.
Patented
Researches
Leaf
(Moringa oleifera)
Paguia
on Laying Performance
of Chicken (Gallus gallus

In domesticus)
order to protect the rights
Lets Learn Together,

Lets Work Together
BPSU Monograph
Challenges
and Solutions
for Transcultural Health
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for sale on http://
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Research Journal
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Lets-Learn-TogetherWork-Transcultural/
dp/1443840823
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2013
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of publication
December
received
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25, 2013 via
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Paulo B. Tuazon
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projects.
Situation:
Training
Needs
BPSU Monograph
June 2013
Local
Arlene D. Ibanez
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Lorna R. Roldan
Consuelo G. Cruz
Table 39.
Intellectual Property and Copyright
Jesselyn C. Mortejo
in Hotel and Restaurant
Title ofofResearch
Management
Bataan
Leslie S. Jorge
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Multi- 2008
Purpose
Consuelo G. Cruz
12. Design and
Development
Processor
Cristina
G. Rivera
System
for
Local
Faculty
Liquid
Level Apparatus
Evaluation under NBC 461
(Phase 1: CCE
Points)MakerAndrea O. de Jesus
Cotton
Candy
Rosemarie P. Ongoco
BPSU Monograph
Proponents
Eduardo S. Tinao
BPSU Monograph
Eduardo
S. Tinao
Eduardo S. Tinao
An Apparatus for Rolling and
Eduardo S. Tinao
Storing
ofBPSU
Flour Rowena S. Badua
13. Assessment
of the
Food Technology Situation
Kristine
Multi-Purpose Handtool
for Joy S. Simpao
Eduardo S. Tinao
Basic Welding
Ria-Ann L. Dizon
Floating Device Arlene I. Pascual Eduardo S. Tinao
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2013
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2013
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2013
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State University
Teresita A. Roberto
Rachel G. Dabu
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Perla B. Estrella
Lirio C. Baluyot,
Sherylyn B. Quintos
15. Assessment and
HORIZONS
December
2013
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Trainings and Seminars Attended

To be updated on the latest trends in the
field of research or in areas concerning research,
faculty and employees actively involved in
conducting researches were sent to trainings
and seminars. Table 40 shows the trainings and
seminars attended by the Universitys researchers.
Table 40.
Seminars, Trainings and Workshops Attended by University Researchers
Title of Seminar/ Workshop/
Training/ Conference
Participant/s
Date of
Activity
Venue
Sponsoring Agency
Level
Scientist-in-focus Conference
Series 2
Rina Q. Paguia
February 21,
2013
CLSU
CLSU and Philippine

Society for
Microbiology
National
Benedicto D.
Torres
Feb 21-22, 2013
SKSU, Sultan
Kudarat
Agro studies
Local
Arturo M.
Alegado
Feb 27-28, 2013
San Antonio,
Zambales
PCAARRD
Local
April 2-16, 2013
MICROCADD
Institute Inc.
MICROCADD
Institute Inc.
National
April 15-19,
2013
ITCPH
ITCPH
National
April 15-19,
2013
Multi-Purpose Hall,
College of Public
Health, UP Manila
Department of
Health Promotion
and Education & UP
College of Public
Health
National
April 19, 2013
ITCPH
ITCPH
National
April 17, 2013
FTC-BPSU Abucay
BPSU-Extension
Local
April 24-25,
2013
BPSU Abucay
BPSU
Local
May 9-10, 2013
Hiyas ng Bulacan
Convention Center
/ Bulacan State
University Hostel
Southeast Asia
Communality
Research Foundation
(SEACOM)
International
May 9-10, 2013
Bicol University
Innovation and
Technology Support
Office & Consulting
and Education Center,
College of Computer
Studies, De La Salle
University
National
Agro studies Coordinators

Meeting/Workshop
Seminar/Workshop on the
Identification and Planning
of Site Specific Productivity
Enhancement Measures
Adobe Photoshop CS4
National Course in Basic
Meat Processing
Post Graduate Course on
Developing Skills in Data
Collection for Qualitative
Health Research
Seminar on Pork as the other
white meat
Training in STB Coffee
Rejuvenation
Seminar Workshop on
Instructional Materials
Preparation and
Reproduction
1st International Conference

of the Southeast Asia
Commonality Research
Foundation
Herren Donna M.
Daag
Herren Donna M.
Daag
Romeo C. Tuazon
Jr.
Herren Donna M.
Daag
Romualdo B. De
Guzman Jr.
Rina Q. Paguia
Dir. Arlene D.
Ibaez
Dr. Perla B.
Estrella
Ms. Wilma B.
Tumaliuan
Dr. Sylvia B.
Pangilinan
Commercializing IP Rights
Workshop
Mr. Eduardo S.
Tinao
Seminar Series of the Bureau

of Agricultural; Research
Dr. Hermogenes
M. Paguia
Engr. Nelson S.
Andres
Ms. Andrea O.
De Jesus
Mrs. Cristina G.
Rivera
Engr. Alfredo G.
Valentos
Herren Donna M.
Daag
May 23, 2013
Diliman, Quezon
City
May 22-24, 2013
University of Sto.
Tomas, Manila
Intellectual Property
Office Philippines
(IPOPHL)
National
May 27-31, 2013
ITCPH
ITCPH
National
Mrs. Ria-Ann L.
Dizon
June 27, 2013
DA-BAR Conference
Hall, Diliman,
Quezon City
DA-BAR
National
Patent Search Training
National Course on Swine

Artificial Insemination
Seminar on Tuna and Bangus
in Cans and Chevon ValueAdding Technologies
Local

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Date of
Activity
Venue
Sponsoring Agency
Level
June 28, 2013
La Consolacion
University, City of
Malolos, Bulacan
CLASSHEI and
PEHETI
Local
July 8-12, 2013
Taal Vista Hotel,

Tagaytay City
CHED-DAP
National
July 23-26, 2013
Audio-visual
Room, Oz
Building, Adamson
University
Patent Information
Analytics and
Technology
Monitoring Division
(PATMD), IPOPHIL
National
RDO Staff
August 2, 2013
SM Mega Trade Hall

2, SM Megamall,
Mandaluyong City
DA-BAR
Arturo M.
Alegado
Romualdo B. De
Guzman Jr.
August 6-8,
2013
August 22-24,
2013
Lubao, Pampanga
DA-ATI
Local
Nagwaling
Elementary School
BPSU-DEPEd
Local
Ms. Andrea O.
De Jesus
August 29, 2013
DTI 3, Nepo Mart

Complex, Angeles
City
National
Competitiveness
Council
Regional
Romualdo B. De
Guzman Jr.
August 30, 2013
Bagumbayan
Elementary School
BPSU-DEPEd
Local
September 3,
2013
Philippine Carabao
Center, Science City
of Muoz, Nueva
Ecija
National Academy
of Science and
TechnologyPhilippines (NASTPHL)
Regional
September 9-11,
2013
Hacienda Gracia
Resort and Hotel,
Lubao, Pampanga
DENR-Manila Bay
Coordinating OfficeRegion III
Regional
September 1012, 2013
RET Conference
Hall, CLSU, Science
City of Muoz,
Nueva Ecija
DA-BAR
Regional
Engr. Jonathan E.
Lacayanga
September 11-13,
2013
Subic Park Hotel,

Waterfront Road,
Subic Bay Freeport
Zone
Aerobic Rice
Technology-Region III
Regional
Regional Seminar on Basic

Research methods and
Technical Writing
Dr. Ruby S.
Matibag
Mrs. Jocelyn F.
Villanueva
September 12,
2013
DOST-3 Conference
Room, City of
San Fernando,
Pampanga
DOST
Regional
Aral-Ani Sa Paaralan Tungo

Sa Malusog Na Kabataan
Romualdo B. De
Guzman Jr.
Dr. Victoria Roman

Memorial High
School
BSPU-DEPEd
Local
Training on REDAS Software
Engr. Rodrigo C.
Muoz Jr.
Engr. Jonathan C.
Muoz
Engr. Aiza G.
Santos
CEA Toolroom,
BPSU Main Campus
PCIERD-DOST
Local
Workshop Assessment of
productivity enhancement
measures on carabao mango
in central Luzon
Arturo M.
Alegado
November 2829, 2013
RMTU-Zambales
RMTU
Local
Conference/Workshop of
CLASSHEI and PAHETI
Flagship Course on the
Research Management in
SUCs: Batch 2 First Session
Seminar-Workshop on Patent
Drafting I
9th Agriculture and Fisheries

Technology Forum and
Product Exhibition
Seminar on Organic
Agriculture
Briefing on the Validation of
the Streamlining Business
Permits and Licensing System
Program
Seminar on Understanding
Modern Biotechnology
Workshop on the Evaluation

and Integration of
Information, Education and
Communication Plan
Training-Workshop on
Technologies Generated
from Successful Science and
Technology-Based Farms in
Region 3
Review and Planning
Workshop for the Aerobic
Rice Research and
Development Project for
Region III
Participant/s
Arturo M.
Alegado
Dir. Arlene D.
Ibaez
Dr. Perla B.
Estrella
Ms. Andrea O.
De Jesus
Mrs. Cristina G.
Rivera
Engr. Alfredo G.
Valentos
Mr. Alvin B.
Cervania
Mrs. Delia S.
Llave
Mr. Alvin B.
Cervania
Engr. Jonathan E.
Lacayanga
Dr. Hermogenes
M. Paguia
HORIZONS

Participant/s
Date of
Activity
Venue
Sponsoring Agency
Level
NFJPIA 17th Regional MidYear Convention
Mrs. Lorna O.
Dela Paz
Ms. Jimelyn H.
Evangelista
Ms. Myra V. Dilig
Mr. Louie Arth P.
Reyes
Ms. Jackielyn R.
Magpantay
Mr. Cloyd Eon
M. Abejar
Camp John Hay

Convention Center,
Baguio City
NFJPIA
Regional
Technical Working Group

Meeting of the DENR Region
3
Mr. Alvin B.
Cervania
September 27,
2013
Malolos Resort Club

Royale, Mabolo,
Malolos, Bulacan
DENR Region 3
Regional
Herren Donna M.
Daag
September
30- October 11,
2013
ITCPH
ITCPH
National
Dr. Perla B.
Estrella
Sept. 30- Oct. 4,

2013
Eugenio Lopez
center, Antipolo
City
CHED-DAP
National
Ms. Wilma B.
Tumaliuan
October 3, 2013
DOST Library
CLHRDC
Regional
Training on Patent Drafting 2
Mr. Eduardo S.
Tinao
Mrs. Charity S.
Enriquez
Ms. Andrea O.
DeJesus
October 17-18,
2013
Technological
Institute of the
Philippines (TIP),
Aurora Blvd.,
Cubao, Quezon City
IPOPHIL
Regional
50th Philippine Society of

Animal Science Scientific
Seminar and Annual
Convention
Herren Donna M.
Daag
October 22-25,
2013
Animal Science (PSAS)
National
Engr. Jonathan E.
Lacayanga
October 25
November 1,
2013
Institute of Resource,
Ecosystems and
Environment of
Agriculture
International
National Course on Animal

Waste Management and
Utilization
SUCs: Session 2
CLHRDC (RUIC) Meeting
2nd International Training

Course on BIOCHAR
SUCs: Session 2
Capacity Building Workshops

on Utilizing LGU Reports
under the Full Disclosure
Policy
Transition to Sustainable
Production System:: CropLivestock-Environment
Interaction in Climate Change
Workshops on the SelfAssessment instrument for
the institutional performance
of the 84 identified provincial
institutes of agricultural and
fisheries NAFES
Dir. Arlene D.
Ibaez
Dr. Perla B.
Estrella
Ms. Lianne B.
Santos
Ms. Monaliza
Rodriguez
Mr. Nomer Varua
Tagaytay
International
Convention Center,
Tagaytay
Zhejiang
Agriculture and
Forestry University,
Hangzhou, China
Nov. 4-7, 2013
Astoria Hotel, Pasig

City
CHED-DAP
National
November 7-9,
2013
Holiday Inn, Clark,

Pampanga
Social Watch
Philippines
Regional
Rina Q. Paguia
November 1829, 2013
TREES-CFMR Los
Baos
UPLB/SESAM
International
Arturo M.
Alegado
November 2829, 2013
Metro, Manila
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Local

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Trainings and Seminars Conducted

The Research and Development Office
emphasized the importance of conducting echo
seminars in order to provide opportunity for
employees who were not able to attend seminars
and trainings.
Holding of Study Mission 2013 at Palawan
The Research Technical Staff together
with the Director of Research and Development
Office, Mrs. Arlene D. Ibaez, conducted its
annual study mission in Palawan from April 25
to April 28, 2013. Aiming to enhance and broaden
the research culture , RDO headed by Director
Arlene D. Ibaez, paid a visit to the Palawan State
University (PSU) Main Campus, , the first state
university in Palawan and in Region IV, based at
Tiniguiban Heights, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan
to conduct a benchmarking activity. University
Research Office (URO) has planned to transform
the PSU Journal into national-refereed journal,
which is under plans to be accredited under the
CHEDs Journal Accreditation Program.
Holding of Training on Rice-Based Sloping

Agriculture for Water and Soil Conservation

Sixty (60) senior students of Abucay
campus attended the Rice Based Sloping
Agriculture for Water and Soil Conservation
Seminar held last August 2, 2013 at the Farmers
Training Center, Bataan Peninsula State University
Abucay Campus. This half-day seminar tackled
the techniques that can be utilized to minimize
erosion on the upland farms such as crop rotation
and many more. Engr. Walter G. Valdez served as
the resource speaker on the said event.

The senior students also visited the project
site in the campus and had hands-on training on
the methods discussed.
Holding of the 1st Research Capability Building

Seminar

BPSU Orani campus, together with
Dinalupihan Campus, conducted the 1st Research
Capability Building Seminar on May 2-3, 2013 at
the BSHRM Hostel of Orani Campus. This activity
featured discussion on the following topics:
Basic and Applied Research
Proposal Packaging
Work and Financial Plan
Health and Health Related Researches
Intellectual Property Rights

The Director of the Research and
Development Office (RDO), Mrs. Arlene D.
Ibaez; Associate Director for Research of Balanga
Campus, Ms. Wilma B. Tumaliuan; University
Research Specialists, Mrs. Ria-Ann L. Dizon and
Mr. Jose Paulo B. Tuazon; and faculty researcher,
Mr. Eduardo S. Tinao served as the resource
speakers on the said event.
Preliminary Meeting on DTI Commissioned

Research
Commissioned by the Regional Council
III-Special Committee on Competitiveness (RDCIII-SCC) to implement a collaborative research
entitled The Validation of LGU Streamlining
Business Permits and Licensing System in Central
Luzon. The aforementioned meeting aimed to
clarify the details of the implementation of the
project and also paved way to the discussion of the
terms and conditions of the said project-rationale,
responsibilities of the research team, processing
and the papers needed to be accomplished.
HORIZONS
Training Workshop on Intellectual Property

Rights Requirements, Processing and Drafting
of Claims

To ensure that RDOs program on IPR
Application and Registration of Projects and
Creative Endeavor through the Intellectual
Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL), will
be continuously implemented, an IP awareness and
Consultative Workshop on Patent Specifications
and Claims was conducted on October 24-25,
2013 at the BPSU Conference Hall 3rd Floor,
Administration Building. Engr. Emmanuel M.
Mendoza, the Area Manager of the Northern
Luzon IPSO of the Intellectual Property Field
Operation Unit, IPOPHL served as the resource
speaker who discussed the following important
topics:
1.What is Intellectual Property
2.Overview on Intellectual Property Rights
3. Legal Framework of IP
4.Why should we Protect our IP
5.IP cycle and Creation
6.Patent
7.Industrial Design
8.Utility Model
9.Introduction to Drafting of Specification
Seminar on Research Methodology and

Intellectual Property Rights for CIT Students

The College of Industrial Technology
(CIT) held a Seminar on Research Methodology
and Intellectual Property Rights on December
10, 2013 at the Audio Visual Room, BPSU Main
Campus. Initiated by the CIT Dean, Dr. Edmundo
C. Tungol, together with Mrs. Sherrilyn B. Quintos
,in cooperation with the Research and Development
Office, the seminar aimed at strengthening the
research capability of students.
Likewise, it aimed at introducing the intellectual

property rights to the third year CIT students in
preparation for their research and product design
course next semester.
Holding of Basic Seminar on Intellectual

Property Rights for CEA Students

The College of Engineering and
Architecture (CEA) in cooperation with the
Research and Development Office (RDO)
spearheaded a basic seminar on Intellectual
Property Rights on December 11, 2013 at the
Audio Visual Room of the Bataan Peninsula State
University Main Campus from 8am to 4pm. The
participants of the said seminar were comprised
of the 5th year mechanical and 4th year electrical
engineering students. A total of 95 participants
were present during the whole day activity. The
seminar was held for the benefit of engineering
students who currently take research subjects and
for the majority who are presently working on
their thesis projects.
NCCA Grants Php200,000 for Ibanag Research

The National Commission for Culture and
the Arts awarded Php200,000 as research grant for
the project entitled Preservation of the Ibanag Oral
and Socio-cultural Inheritance vis--vis Its Language:
Basis for Curriculum Development.

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Extension
Services
T
T
he BPSU Extension Services Office is now on its sixth

year of service to the community. From the beginning,
BPSU Extensions missionhas been to convey research-based
knowledge in a way that is useful for people to improve their
lives, their homes, and their communities. Extension programs
are conducted across the province of Bataan and beyond
to participate not only in the local development but in the
greater Philippines as well. BPSU Extension Services is part of the
Research, Extension, and Auxiliary Services of the University.

BPSU Extension involves the application of existing and
new knowledge and technology and those generated in the
institution to improve the quality of life of the people. Through
the extension program, people are developed and empowered
with appropriate knowledge, attitudes and skills. Thus,
extension services cater various aspects of the community life,
e.g. economic growth, promotion of health, environmental
management.

The thrust of the institution are based on the results of
the Research and Development Office where Lakbay-Kalinga
sa Kabukiran, Kalusugan, Lipunan, Teknolohiya and LipatKaalaman Programs are the prime programs
HORIZONS
How the Extension Services Works

As stated in Sec. 1 of the Extension
Services Manual of Operations with the new set
of mandates of directives, the university could
be of help not only in providing inexpensive yet
quality education to fellow Bataeos, but also help
in improving the socio-economic conditions of
unprivileged people in the communities towards
an ideal, progressive and livable community with
the Office of Extension Services as partner for
BPSU and community development.

Several different extension projects
were successfully implemented during FY 2013
(see appendices). The main goal of Extension
Services is directed in working towards helping
uplift the socio-economic condition of rural and
urban communities, and to do this, the faculty of
BPSU follows this one particular message, to be
motivated to work in Extension Service, Vision
without action is just a dream; action without
vision is just a passing time.

To be able to realize the goal of the
Extension Office, the objectives of Extension
Services are the following:
1. Adopt communities as pilot areas for
development
2. Share knowledge, skills and technology
development for socio-economic upliftment
3. Build the capabilities of individual and groups
of clienteles for self-reliance and direction
4. Establish linkages that will intensify the
distribution of socio-economic progress
5. Circulate and preserve values supportive to
regional growth
They see first-hand whats working,

and whats not working, in Bataan communities.
Extension faculty members consult with experts
at BPSU Research and Development Office,
where they focus their research on the real issues
important to real people. Results from that research
circle back to the community through Extension
programs. Knowledge grows from this cycle of
reaching out and engaging the people who use it.

Due to this, several LGUs and external
institutions have shown their support and interest
to get involved in different Extension projects of
the University. Several organizations expressed
their eagerness to provide grants or financial
assistance in order to increase the budget intended
for the implementation of different extension
projects.

Grants Obtained by Extension Activities

BPSU Extension faculty works with
business people, farmers, government officials and
employees, fishermen, women, youth, children,
out-of-school youth, and community leaders.
Table 41 portray the grants provided by the

government and non-government organizations
for the extension projects implemented during FY
2013.

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Table 41.
Grants Obtained by Extension Activities for FY 2013
Title of Program
Campus
Source of Fund
STCBF on Mango Production in Bataan
Abucay Campus
PCAARRD
Enhancing FITS for Rural Development in Bataan
Abucay Campus
PCAARRD-DOST
FITS
Abucay Campus
PCAARRD-DOST
STBF on Pole Sitao Production
Abucay Campus
PCAARRD-CLARRDEC
STBF on Off Season Tomato Production
Abucay Campus
PCAARRD-CLARRDEC
STBF on Improved Productivity Coffee thru Rejuvenation and

Appropriate Cultural Management Techniques
Abucay Campus
PCAARRD-CLARRDEC
STBF on Slaughter Goat Production in Balanga Bataan
Abucay Campus
PCAARRD-CLARRDEC
STBF on Improved Production of Pineapple in Samal Bataan
Abucay Campus
PCAARRD-CLARRDEC
STBF on Mango Production in Balanga Bataan
Abucay Campus
PCAARRD-CLARRDEC
STBF on Saba Production and Processing in Orion Bataan
Abucay Campus
PCAARRD-CLARRDEC
STBF on Sweet Potato Production and Processing in Bagac

Bataan
Abucay Campus
PCAARRD-CLARRDEC
STBF on Mango Production in Limay Bataan
Abucay Campus
PCAARRD-CLARRDEC
STBF on Slaughter Goat Production under Complete

Confinement in Mariveles Bataan
Abucay Campus
PCAARRD-CLARRDEC
Kaalamang Pangkabuhayan para sa mga Ginang ng

Mangigisda ng Bataan
Orani Campus
BPSU GAD
Series of Seminars on Responsible Parenthood, Stress

Management and Personality Development for the Women
and their Children in the Towns of Orani and Samal, Bataan
Orani Campus
BPSU GAD
Philippine National Aquasilviculture Program
Orani Campus
Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic

Resources
Preservation of the Ybanag Culture Inheritance: Basis for

Curriculum Development Among the Migrated Ybanag
Members in Bataan
Balanga Campus
National Commisssion on
Culture and the Arts (NCCA)
Seminars and Trainings Attended by the

Universitys Extensionists

It is deemed by the Office of Extension
Services that there is always a room for
improvement, thus the office continues to seek
opportunities that will further develop the skills
and abilities of extensionists in implementing
projects and influencing the beneficiaries.
Table 42 shows the different seminars and trainings
that were attended by extensionists resulting to the
implementation of more relevant and responsive
extension projects.
HORIZONS
Table 42.
Training and Seminar Attended by the University Extensionists
as of FY 2013
Title of Trainings, Workshops,

Conferences and Seminars Attended
by Staff of Extension Services
Participants
Date and Venue of

Event
Certificates
Obtained
Level
(Local, Regional,
National,
International)
Program review of the National S&T

Program for Carabao Mango
Dr. Hermogenes M. Paguia
February 22 to 23, 2013;

CLSU Nueva Ecija
Presenter
National
Sweetpotato production in
Bagac,Bataan through S&T
interventions
May 1 to 4,2013; Marco

Polo Hotel, Davao City
Best Paper;
Outstanding
Filipino Research
Leader
International
2ndProgram review of the National

S&T Program for Carabao Mango
Dr. Hermogenes M. Paguia, Dr.

Arturo M. Alegado. Janno Coejos
and Mirasol M. Rosano
October 16 to 19,2013;
RMTU Iba Zambales
Presenter
National
Utilization and Evaluation of

Moringaoleifera as Poultry Feeds
November 23 to 24,
2013; Cape Panwa Hotel,
Phuket Thailand
Presenter
International
Flagship Course on Extension

Management for SUCs
December 8 to 13, 2013;

Astoria Plaza, Ortigas
City
Participant
National
Central Luzon Reintegration,

Entrepreneurship Development &
Information Stakeholders Workshop
Dr. Felicisima E. Tungol
November 19 to 20, 2013

(Bliss Hotel, City of San
Fernando, Pampanga)
Certificate of
Appreciation
Regional
BPSU Gender and Development

Orientation Workshop
Dr. Elizabeth A. Joson
July 26 to 27, 2013;

Crown Royale Hotel
Certificate of
Attendance
Local
Pambansang Kongreso sa Wika 2013
Dr. Elizabeth A. Joson,

Vonhoepper Ferrer
August 19 to 21, 2013;

Ateneo de Manila
University
Certificate of
Appreciation
National
Capacity Building Workshops on

Utilizing LGU Reports Under the
Full Disclosure Policy
Nomer Varua, Monaliza

Rodriguez
November 7 to 9, 2013
Certificate of
Attendance
National
Linkages

Forging linkages with other institutions is
one of the important things to pursue in order to
be able to implement more extension activities in
the community.

The Office of Extension Services was able
to establish partnerships with twenty-five (25)
external organizations from the local, regional, and
national levels from which it was able to obtain
technical, funding, and material support. Other
linkages served as the Universitys collaborative
partner in the implementation of various extension
activities.

Table 43 shows the kind of assistance
obtained by the OES from its linkages from the
local, regional, and national level.

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Table 43
Extension Linkages
Agency or Institution
Address
Nature of Linkages (Local,

Regional, National,
International)
Fund / Assistance Provided
Bureau of Jail Management and Penology

Bataan District Jail
City of Balanga
Local
Collaborative Partner
Department of Education-Bataan
City of Balanga
Local
Provincial Social Welfare and Development

Office
Local
LGU of Bani Cataning
City of Balanga
Local
Association of College of Scholars of Balanga

City (Cupang West Chapter)
City of Balanga
Local
Department of Education-Balanga City
City of Balanga
Local
Mrs. Evangeline Pacheco
Dinalupihan Market, San

Ramon, Dinalupihan,
Bataan
Local
Hygiene Materials
La Naval Childrens Clinic
San Ramon, Din. Bat.
Local
Medical Assistance Services for

children in adopted schools
Saint John the Baptist Medical Clinic
Rizal, Din., Bat
Local
Medical Assistance Services for

adults and children in adopted
schools and barangays
Holy Family Center of Studies
Local
Christmas Package during

December
MSWDO
Local
Collaboration
Local Government
Local
Collaboration
Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources
DA-BFAR Region III
National
Funding Assistance
National Commission on Culture and the

Arts
Intramuros Manila
National
Funding Assistance
Faculty and Employees Involved in Extension

Services
OES Intervenes to Address Sickness Among

Impoverished Pupils in Dinalupihan

The contribution of faculty members
to the extension activities of the University is
actually predetermined in the University code.
Nonetheless, contribution of employees from
the non-teaching sector is also being encouraged
by the University as such will not only result to
increased number of implemented extension
activities but will also promote fair distribution of
work load among the extensionists.

In an effort to aid Sto. Nio Elementary
School pupils who were reportedly incurring
absenteeism, the BPSU Dinalupihan Extension
Office intervened and found out that the pupils
concerned were suffering from illnesses such as
skin diseases and pneumonia.

Aside from being able to extend
services to the community, playing a part in the
implementation of extension projects has aided
the faculty and employees of the University
to become more conscious of the issues that
influence the communitys progress and to be
more apprehensive of the welfare of other people.
Moreover, venturing to extension and community
services also led the faculty and employees to
determine other interests and potentials which can
be developed for the further progress in the areas
of instruction and extension.

Unfortunately, as the pupils were from
impoverished families, they could not be brought
to a clinic for proper diagnosis and treatment.

As such, the Extension Office documented
the cases and referred the same to Dr. Ding
Mangalindan who is one of the constant partners of
the University during medical outreach programs.

The Extension Office also conducted
counseling sessions with the parents, and oriented
them on proper hygiene for children.
HORIZONS
FBS Training for Male Inmates
Organic Farming Seminar Series

Forty-one male inmates currently serving
time at the Bataan District Jail participated in the
Food and Beverage Service Training conducted on
February 28, March 14 and 21, 2013.

The scheduled seminarworkshops for
members of Talimundoc Farmers Association in
Orani, Bataan formally kicked off on April 22-23,
2013 at Bernarez Farm in Barangay Talimundoc of
the said town. The first was the seminar-workshop
on outdoor cultivation of mushroom (Volvariella
volvacea) managed by Mrs. Rina Q. Paguia, and
was attended by 42 farmers of Brgy. Talimundoc.
Lecture and preparation of bedding materials and
area of the techno-demo was done on the first
day, while the practicum or actual bedding and
spawning were performed on the second day.
Actual production process were all performed by
the participants through hands-on supervision of
Miss Paguia.

The training is still in keeping with the
partnership inked between the University and the
Bureau of Jail Management and Penology, which
aims to provide inmates with various knowledge
and skills that shall contribute to their social
rehabilitation.

Ultimately, the series of trainings shall
aptly prepare and help them start over once they
are deemed fit to return to outside society.

The training opened new livelihood
opportunities for farmers using abundant
rice straw as growing media for mushroom
production. The activity also hopes to result in
reduced burning of rice straw after harvest. Ten of
them already started with the outdoor cultivation
of those edible fungi in a subsistence form.
Bread and Pastry Production with NC II for

Female Inmates

Almost simultaneous with the skills
training extended to their male counterparts,
the female inmates of the Bataan District Jail
were taught and trained on Bread and Pastry
Production.

Three sessions conducted on February 28,
March 15 and 22, 2013 provided the inmates with
necessary information and hands-on experience in
making various breads and pastries.
Summer Sports Clinic for Atletang Bataeo

The Office for Sports and Physical
Development partnered with the Extension
Services this summer for the conduct of the Sports
Clinic 2013.

The sports training began on 03 May 2013.
Lessons and training on basketball, volleyball,
badminton, taekwondo, and dance sports were
opened to the community. University coaches and
trainers were tapped for the sports clinic.

A simple closing program was conducted
on 23 May 2013.

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Photoshop and Powerpoint for Animated

Elementary Lessons Course for Teachers

In fulfillment of the Universitys mandate
to offer extension projects to various communities,
agencies and cause-oriented organizations,
the College of Information and Information
Technology (CICT) conducted on May 27-31,
2013 the course Photoshop and Powerpoint for
Animated Elementary Lessons at the CICT, BPSU
Main Campus, City of Balanga, Bataan. The course
is designed for elementary school teachers, and
aims to enhance their lessons in different subjects
through the use of 2D photo visualization.

A total of 26 teachers attended the
course, through the support of the Department
of Education-Division of Bataan. These teachers
came from various elementary schools in the
District of Orion, Bataan.
Eastwest Seeds Phils, BPSU Tie Up on Food
Preservation Livelihood Training

Agricultural company East-West Seeds
Philippines partnered with BPSU for food
preservation training last 23 October 2013 at the
BPSU Orani Campus.

Forty (40) parents, mostly women and
students, participated in the said program which
focused on the production of atsarang ampalaya
and kalabasa pastillas. These types of preserves
are easy to prepare and materials are readily
available. Mr. Jeffrey Rodriguez, representative
from East-West Philippines was present during
the activity.
Seminars on Responsible Parenthood

The GAD-funded Seminar on Responsible
Parenthood was conducted on 06 September 2013
at Alikabok Elementary School, Orani, Bataan. A
total of 81 parents and elementary grade teachers
attended the seminar spearheaded by faculty
extensionists from BPSU Orani.

A week later, on 13 September 2013, the
same activity was conducted in Paraiso Elementary
School, also in Orani.

The seminars in these two public schools
are part of a series of activities intended for
mothers and their children in selected elementary
schools in the towns of Samal and Orani in Bataan.
BJMP-Bataan Inmates Training on Basic Life
Support-CPR for Lay Rescuer

As part of the Universitys partnership
with the Bureau of Jail Management and PenologyBataan, select clinical instructors and students
from the College of Nursing and Midwifery
conducted on 16 October 2013 a Training on Basic
Life Support-CPR for Lay Rescuer.

The training aimed to teach knowledge
and skills to provide basic life support (BLS) which
consists of several first aid techniques that support
or may restore life. It also taught participants to
recognize an emergency, activate BJMP personnel
in providing early BLS while waiting for Advanced
Life Support.

The training is part of a long-term project
intended for BJMP inmates. It follows the 2010
American Heart Association Guidelines on
performing CPR to adult victims.
BPSU OES Receives Award from BJMP Region III

The four-year partnership of BPSU
and BJMP was recognized on 25 October 2013
during the 22nd Anniversary of the Bureau of Jail
Management and Authority Region 3 held at the
Heroes Hall, City of San Fernando, Pampanga.
The plaque was received by Dr. Elizabeth A. Joson,
BPSU Director of Extension Services and Ms.
Monaliza Rodriguez, OES Staff.

The BPSU Team was headed by
Extension Services Chairperson Dr. Felicisima E.
Tungol who had the following as members and
resource speakers: Dr. Yolanda b. Simbul, Dean
of Instruction; Mr. Pablo V. Acua Jr, Ms. Lydia
O. Alipio, Mr. Jun R. Lacap and Ms. Leonora Q.
Roque.
HORIZONS
Fiscal
Management
B
B
eing a state university, Bataan Peninsula State

University receives funding from the national government.
The University has received a steady increase of budget
allocation from the national government through the General
Appropriations Act (GAA) of 2013.
From Php 146,188,000 in 2012, the University received a
total amount of Php 202,092,000 for Fiscal Year 2013.
The BPSU General Appropriations Act Budget for calendar
year 2013 amounted to Php 235,023,000.00 in which budget
allotted to Personal services is Php 173,595,000.00, Php
26,093,000.00 of the budget was allotted to Maintenance and
other Operating Expenses (MOOE).
Notice of Cash
Allocation
MDS Checks Issued
Advice to Debit
Account
Tax Remittance
Advices Issued
Cash Disbursement
Ceiling
Non-Cash Availment
Authority
TOTAL
Personal services
Maintenance and
other Operating
Expenses
Total
158,136,000.00
53,712,000.00
211,848,000.00
15,459,000.00
7,716,000.00
23,175,000.00
173,595,000.00
61,428,000.00
235,023,000.00

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This progress has been the result of the

efforts extended by the Universitys budget and
finance group, headed by the Office for VicePresident for Administration and Finance.
The University Finance and budget group
has observed stringent measures on financial
management and auditing operations. The office
has been critical on where university finances were
being spent. Personnels benefits and bonuses were
reviewed and restructured as per state auditors
recommendations. The University has been strictly
observing governments transparency advocacies
on financial matters.
Moreover, finance personnel were
sent to staff development programs from both
government and private-sponsored seminars and
trainings to cascade new policies on budget and
financial concerns in government agencies.
As indicated by the reports enclosed

here, the universitys finance department is in
stable condition. Revenues from various sources
continue to effectively sustain the institutions
day-to-day operations.
The years ahead are becoming brighter
for BPSU. Finances are in good health and a vast
potential for income generation is available for
the university. The institution needs to implement
strict fiscal management to ensure that positive
results will be achieved in the coming years.
In the following pages are reports from
various offices under the Finance area of the
university. These reports are reflections of the
institutions commitment to maintaining a healthy
fiscal situation for the University.
Table 44.
For the Year Ended December 31, 2013
(With Comparative Figures for CY 2012)
2013
Income
Subsidy Income from National
Government
Less: Reversion of Unused NCA
Subsidy
Income - Net
Affiliation Fees
Athletic & Cult. Fees
Clearance and Cert. Fees
2012
240,101,018.87
199,429,334.50
240,101,018.87
389,395.00
199,429,334.50
632,936.00
11,939,470.00
9,214,232.35
434,297.15
400,530.00
316,530.00
165,765.00
Diploma and Graduation Fees
4,304,783.00
4,062,125.00
Library Fees
5,438,758.30
4,622,596.84
Medical, Dental and Lab. Fees
5,671,450.00
4,255,202.75
Processing Fees
5,517,584.96
5,113,017.40
Comprehensive Exam Fees
Transcript of Records Fees

Other Services Income
Fines and Penalties - Service Income
Income from Canteen Operations
561,810.00
570,780.00
51,521,022.85
52,549,130.21
122,580.00
227,805.00
540.00
Landing and Parking Fees

Rent Income
973,503.07
809,644.85
Tuition Fees
161,410,537.42
145,717,046.19
13,009,476.19
13,505,700.20
7,000,000.00
205,143.99
399,903.81
Other Business Income

Income from Grants & Donations
Interest Income
261,816,881.93
249,246,415.60
501,917,900.80
448,675,750.10
Miscellaneous Income
Total Income
HORIZONS
Table 44. (continuation)

Expenses
Personal Services
Salaries and Wages - Regular
Salaries and Wages - Part
timer
Salaries and Wages Substitute
Salaries and Wages - Casual
Salaries and Wages Contractual
Salaries and Wages Emergency
PERA/ADCOM
Representation/Travelling
Allowance
Clothing/Uniform Allowance
Subsistence/Laundry
Allowance
Productivity Incentive
Allowance
Other Bonuses
120,272,197.16
115,031,751.48
3,466,510.42
1,365,372.04
15,593,207.77
11,525,730.77
14,335,219.84
15,134,463.18
8,923,016.47
9,174,697.94
15,725,812.37
15,969,463.99
3,651,104.53
2,949,100.00
2,835,000.00
2,725,000.00
84,050.00
452,972.60
286,000.00
8,088,405.36
39,422,325.73
11,380,787.41
16,791,536.72
Honoraria
Longetivity Pay
18,646.44
16,776.05
Overtime and Night Pay
38,870,197.32
33,331,159.55
YEB & Cash Gift

Life and Retirement Ins.
Contribution
PAG-IBIG Contributions
15,284,519.81
14,998,460.40
17,417,156.73
16,601,955.53
692,768.00
669,150.00
1,615,006.25
1,377,987.50
ECC Contributions
682,580.75
671,458.21
Terminal Leave Pay
1,599,117.40
605,463.78
15,105,603.49
3,170,582.42
PHILHEALTH Contributions
Other Personnel Benefits

Total Personal Services
295,640,907.52
302,271,407.89
Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses/CO

Traveling Expenses - Local
Travelling Expenses - Foreign
4,436,913.90
501,210.00
34,440.00
Training Expenses
2,443,551.69
2,339,052.75
Scholarship Expenses
Office Supplies Expenses
Accountable Forms Expenses
4,557,054.65
880.00
5,812,064.80
4,055,267.59
507,360.00
408,764.00
Food Supplies Expenses
5,129,978.79
4,928,847.11
Drugs and Medicines Expenses
1,054,230.23
618,002.70
Medical, Dental and Laboratory Expenses
270,344.15
822,740.26
Gasoline, Oil and Lubricant Expenses
1,596,432.43
1,688,796.48
Agricultural Supplies Expenses
5,420,152.57
5,558,820.92
Textbooks & Instructional Materials Expenses
4,428,161.85
3,282,937.46
17,529,734.18
11,430,253.47
Other Supplies Expenses

Water Expenses
405,215.65
342,991.15
14,629,719.05
13,787,881.61
Cooking Gas Expenses
10,136.00
28,100.00
Postage and Deliveries
8,229.00
22,181.00
1,302,053.77
1,512,971.47
Telephone Expenses - Mobile
169,449.73
279,098.56
Internet Expenses
592,518.26
604,951.16
Electricity Expenses
Telephone Expenses - Landline
Cable, Satellite & Radio Expenses

Membership Dues
Awards & Indemnities
11,414.00
44,746.99
2,077,403.47
1,125,277.94
59,000.00
455.00

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Table 44. (continuation)

Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses/CO

Advertising Expenses
229,904.56
35,982.00
2,593,560.10
774,514.00
Rent Expenses
831,653.23
834,207.79
Representation Expenses
294,703.94
1,872,634.68
Printing and Binding Expenses
Transportation & Delivery Expenses

Subscription Expenses
2,365.00
700.00
419,049.50
762,766.90
Survey Expenses
294,000.00
Legal Services
115,910.00
218,900.00
Auditing Services
337,763.00
155,453.30
32,957.00
Insurance, Reinsurance Premiums

Environmental and Sanitary Services
General Expenses
1,250.00
25,845.96
21,182.70
Janitorial Services
Security Services
Other Professional Services
14,400.00
1,145,148.03
778,399.18
24,520,996.49
22,476,175.94
Repairs & Maintenance Land Improvements
473,493.35
215,576.13
Repairs & Maintenance Electrification & Power
235,221.40
894,565.73
314,230.99
64,014.90
Repairs & Maintenance School Buildings
Repairs & Maintenance Office Buildings
5,096,246.05
914,021.74
Repairs & Maintenance Other Structures
1,561,986.50
5,526,526.39
Repairs & Maintenance Office Equipment

Repairs & Maintenance Furniture & Fixtures
Repairs & Maintenance IT Equipment & Software
Repairs & Maintenance Machineries
Repairs & Maintenance Agri, Fishery & Forestry
Repairs & Maintenance Communication
Equipment
Repairs & Maintenance Medical Equipment
Repairs & Maintenance Machineries & Equipment
Repairs & Maintenance Motor Vehicle
Repairs & Maintenance Other Plant Property &
Equip't
Repairs & Maintenance Artesian wll, Reservoirs,
Pump
Waterways, seawalls, riverwalls etc
509,547.85
438,932.36
98,284.00
196,032.25
693,972.46
800,662.85
2,232.00
14,250.00
187,556.40
9,450.00
10,365.80
4,500.00
4,000.00
56,433.00
5,420.00
1,148,591.63
1,176,670.91
423,136.00
107,846.00
26,165.00
1,500.00
13,430.50
12,000.00
Extraordinary Expenses
62,306.49
142,000.00
Miscellaneous Expenses
72,603.75
55,793.89
Taxes, Duties & Licenses
559,469.10
61,131.28
Donations
Fidelity Bond Premiums
118,350.00
65,100.00
Insurance Expense
187,805.59
105,922.70
23,774,667.83
25,672,506.18
919,444.66
244,207.61
Depreciation Expense
Other Maintenance and Operating Expenses
Total MOOE
135,426,562.88
122,511,817.48
Financial Expenses
Bank Charges
Interest Expenses
Total Financial Expenses
Total Expenses
Excess of Income over Expenses
54,002.08
3,120.00
1,080,041.67
1,134,043.75
3,120.00
432,201,514.15
69,716,386.65
HORIZONS
424,786,345.37
23,889,404.73
Physical Plant
and Facilities
T
T

he three-storey Tourism Building for Main Campus,
Library for Dinalupihan Campus, Agriculture Laboratory
Building for Abucay Campus, Multipurpose Building- Phase
II for Orani Campus, and the CEA Green Building for Main
Campus are only some of the biggest on-going infrastructure
projects of the Bataan Peninsula State University.

These projects have been long awaited by the entire BPSU
community. The said on-going projects are perceived to further
the development of BPSU and enable the institution to serve
the entire BPSU community and people of Bataan. Most of the
projects are in the process of completion this 2013.

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INFRAstructure projects
Materials for DoE Retrofitting Project Delivered
to BPSU for Installation
Medium-Term ICT Harmonization Initiative

(MITHI)

As one of the beneficiaries of the
Retrofitting of 100 Government Buildings by the
Department of Energy under the Philippine Energy
Efficiency Project, offices, classrooms, shops and
laboratories in the Main and Balanga Campuses
shall be fitted and installed with energy-efficient
lighting fixtures.

In response to the call for proposals
during the First Plenary Session of the MediumTerm ICT Harmonization Initiative, the Universitys
Management
Information
Systems
Office
submitted a concept paper entitled BPSU Integrated
School Management System, Student Registry and
Knowledge Portal.

Fumaco Inc., the company which won the
contract for the project, delivered the materials to
the University on 12 March 2013. They returned
on 25 March 2013 to install the fabricated lighting
fixtures that were appropriate for the campuses
facilities.

The paper lays out the plans to develop
an online integrated school management system
that will handle major areas of BPSU operations.
This includes information systems for academics,
student affairs, finance, administration, research
and extension.

It is expected that the Fumaco shall stay in
the University for three weeks for the completion
of the installation.

The paper also lays down objectives
to develop and provide clients with add-ons/
value-added services to the existing IS on student
registry and knowledge portal; and to establish
network infrastructures to interconnect the BPSU
five campuses to address issues on data and
information sharing, accuracy and integrity, ICT
resource acquisition and operations monitoring.
Completion of the University Interfaith Chapel

With the retirement of former Vice
President for Academic Affairs Dr. Mercedes
G. Sanchez, the construction of the Universitys
Interfaith Chapel was wrapped up. The chapel
serves as the retired vice presidents legacy to
BPSU.

The chapel is set to be opened for the
students spiritual activities in time with the
opening of AY 2013-2014.
The pews and altar are expected to be

delivered in May 2013, courtesy of the alumni
batch presided by Mr. Roberto Dispo who is
currently President of the First Metro Investment
Corporation of the Metrobank Group.
Php1M Courtesy of Bayan Muna Partylist for
Abucay Campus Artesian/Water System
The project, pegged to cost Php22,111,162.63, is

currently being evaluated by the MITHI Technical
Panel.
Repair and Rehabilitation of CMT Office

The BPSU Main Campus Citizens
Military Training Office shall be getting a muchneeded repair and rehabilitation as the Provincial
Engineers Office has allocated Php295,000.00 for
the repair of the said office.

With repairs computed to be completed
within thirty days, it is expected that the improved
office shall benefit the students come AY 20132014.

The Department of Budget and
Management issued the Special Allotment Release
Order for the amount of Php1,000,000.00 which
shall finance the construction of a water system
in BPSU Abucay Campus. The water system shall
jumpstart the spring development project of the
said campus.

As the campus is situated in the
mountainous area of Abucay, the improved water
system shall provide fresh water to the students
and employees who reside in the community
inside the campus.
HORIZONS
Construction/Rehabilitation of Abucay Campus

Academic Building
Offices Move to New Main Campus Admin

Building

Through the office of Sen. Francis
Pangilinan, the amount of Php1,500,000 was
transferred to the University, which shall be
utilized for the construction/rehabilitation of the
Animal Science Laboratory Building in BPSU
Abucay Campus.

After one year of being temporarily
housed in various locations in the Main Campus,
the top officials and other management service
offices finally moved to the new Administration
Building in July 2013.

The amount could not have been more
timely as the University continues to enhance the
facilities of the said campus which is named by
NAFES as a Provincial Institute for Agriculture.
Sen. Manny Villars Php1 Funding for
Improvement of Abucay Campus Road Network

The Php1,000,000 funding allocation for
the improvement of the BPSU Abucay Campus
road network, courtesy of Sen. Manuel B . Villar
was released by DBM through SARO A-13-00812
dated 20 March 2013.

Through this infrastructure project,
students and residents of the community in the
Universitys agricultural campus shall benefit from
an improved road condition, specially in the main
thoroughfares within the campus. In retrospect,
this is not the first time that Senator Villar has
extended financial assistance for the betterment of
the Abucay Campus road network.

The new Administration Building now
boasts of a one-stop-shop for students during
enrollment as the ground floor houses the offices of
the Registrar, Cashier, Student Services, Guidance
and Admissions, and Scholarship.

On the other hand, the second floor
serves as home for top managementUniversity
President and Vice Presidentsand their
respective staff. The Directors for Administrative
Services, Finance and Management Services,
Entrepreneurial and Auxiliary Services, and
Operations, Planning and Development/Board
Secretary are also located in the second floor.

Finally, the third floor is where
the Research and Extension offices, and the
Management Information Systems Office can
be found. Within the same floor is a conference
room, and what will soon to be the first Records
and Archives Center of the University.
Main Campus Gate Blessing

The new gate of the BPSU Main
Campus, a donation from Dr. Jay Seung Yoo of
the International Institute of Technology and
Reformation Foundation, Inc., was officially
completed and consequently blessed on 07 May
2013.

The need of a new primary gate in
the Main Campus was identified during the
construction of the Administration Building. The
old gate was installed decades ago and has greatly
suffered from years of wear and tear.

With the University resources directed to
the construction of the Administration Building,
BPSU is indeed fortunate that Dr. Yoo made
possible the replacement of the Main Gate. Apart
from providing an aesthetic balance, the gate shall
also give better security and a sense of identity to
the University.
Construction of Parking and College of

Engineering and Architecture (CEA) Plant Boxes

Aside from aesthetic consideration, this
project is designed to provide specific parking
spaces for all kinds of vehicle coming in and out
of BPSU Main. The orderly parking condition
will enable the campus to comply with basic
requirements in safety standards in case of fire
and other disasters. With the addition of the
CEA Plant Boxes, there is a huge contribution to
the preservation of the environment. This also
creates a relaxing and carefree environment for the
academic community.

The project started last 30 July 2013
and is expected to be complete by August 2013.
The provided fund for this project amounts to
P1,154,137.80.

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Repair and Re-roofing of Welding Laboratory

The purpose of the project is to enable
welding technology students to have a better
working area for their practicum. This can help
the students acquire more knowledge and polish
their skills through practice. Improvement of
working areas is also a must and a requirement for
the utilization of new/advanced welding machines
in the shop. The re-roofing project started last
23 June 2013 and was completed in July 2013.
The provided funds for this project amounts to
P1,170,152.92.

The re-roofing of the welding laboratory
is also a must to protect and provide safety to the
faculty and students from environmental factors
such as the sun and the rain. The repair of the
Welding Laboratory project started on 31 July 2013
and its expected completion is September 2013.
The cost of this project amounts to P940,212.39.
College of Engineering and Architecture (CEA)

Green BuildingPHASE II

This project is a two-storey building
for Architecture students, Phase I of which was
constructed from Sen. Alan Peter Cayetanos
funding assistance. The projects completion is
being funded by BPSU.

The conceptualization of this project is a
first-take on an environment-friendly building in
the University. This serves as a great opportunity
for the campus to lead in terms of projects that
contribute to the preservation and conservation
of the environment. This environment-friendly
building is designed with minimum dependency
on electric energy. It is well-ventilated and will
only require minimal air-conditioning system
thus reducing the need for electric energy and
reduction of air pollutants.

The project started on 23 May 2013, while
target date of completion is in August 2013. For
this environment-friendly building, the BPSU
provided the amount of Php2,650,173.00.
Construction of Covered Walkways

BPSU has taken another step in order to
provide a more convenient atmosphere for the
academic communityin the form of covered
walkways. Covered walkways that connect nearby
buildings are now in the process of construction.
This project is conceptualized and brought to life
in order to give protection from the elements. This
project is the first of the series of improvements
that will be made in order to make the University
safer and more comfortable for members of the
academic community.

The construction began on 01 August 2013
and is expected to be finished by October 2013.
The cost of this project amounts to P891,682.58.
Plumbing and Rehabilitation of Water Facilities

As the original pipeline of the campus
is as old as Bataan National School of Arts and
Trades (BNSAT), it was high time that the old
water pipeline be replaced. Leaks are common
on its rusty pipes thus contaminating the water
making it unsafe for the academic community.
Installing new water pipelines and distribution
system is cost-effective and can maintain the safety
in the institution.

The project commenced on 23 May 2013
and was completed on 01 July 2013. Project cost
amounted to Php2,571,817.00.
HORIZONS
3-Storey Tourism Building
Agriculture Laboratory Building

This CHED Development Acceleration
Program-funded project includes the construction
of a Tourism Building. This project will encourage
the conduct of research to boost the tourism
industry in Bataan. The building is designed to
serve as a laboratory facility for BS Tourism and
BS HRM students. Facilities similar to actual
working conditions shall be installed for training
purposes in order to further develop the skills of
the students.

Gearing towards world-class agroindustrial education, the BPSU Abucay Campus
funded the construction of an Agriculture
Laboratory Building.
This spacious 3-room
laboratory facility with a 300 square meter
floor area is designed to provide BPSU Abucay
students with a standard facility conducive to
agro-industrial learning. The laboratory rooms
will be equipped with the required facilities and
equipment to help the students acquire more
knowledge from their laboratory classes. This
facility will also be of use to different researches
that can contribute to the agro-industry of Bataan.

The construction started last 23 May 2013
and was finished on November 2013. The cost of
this project amounts to Php7,446,653.94.

The project started on 03 July 2013 and
was completed on November 2013. The provided
funds for this project amounts to Php3,529,878.07.
Multi-purpose Building PHASE II
BPSU Balanga Library

Libraries are a place for education and
self-help. They can bring access and opportunity
to the academic populace and the people of the
community. The city government of Balanga
funded the establishment of this library knowing
that it is essential for the academic community.
Upon completion, the required facilities,
equipment, and other requirements of a quality
library will be made available to the students of
BPSU Balanga Campus.

In order to promote the welfare of the
athletes, the BPSU Orani Campus developed
a Multipurpose Building. This will serve as
dormitory a facility for BPSU athletes during inhouse training specifically during quartering
of athletes. This will augment the limited space
in the BPSU hostel and provide a comfortable
environment for the athletes.

The construction started last 03 July 2013
and was completed on November 2013. The cost
of this project amounts to Php1,784,495.04. Phase
I funding of the project was from the PDAF of
Bayan Muna Partylist.
Completion of Academic Building

This project is funded by the CDF of Cong.
Herminia Roman. Construction is being carried
out under the supervision of the Department of
Public Works and Highways. It is expected that
its completion will reduce overcrowding in the
classrooms in the campus.
Study Shed

Basically the purpose of this project is to
create a place thats conducive for learning. This
shed will serve as a study ground for the student
populace. This gives them a safe and comfortable
place to study, do their homework, and review for
their exams. This project started last 23 May 2013
and was completed last July 2013. The cost of this
project amounts to Php310, 751.00.

EXPLORING

HORIZONS
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Administration
T
T

he BPSU Administration oversees the operations of
all the five campuses situated across Bataan. Through the
leadership of the Office of the Vice President for Administration
and Finance (VPAF), the day-to-day operations of the
University have been properly implemented and synchronized
according to policies set by the University and in compliance
with national administration standards.
The range of administrative roles in BPSU became
enormous over the years as the operations had gone bigger
and wider, so as the responsibilities and duties of each
personnel.
HORIZONS
administration
The BPSU Administration is tasked in:
servicing committees including academic
boards, governing bodies and task groups;
assisting with recruitment, public or alumni
relations and marketing activities;
providing administrative support to the
department;
drafting and interpreting regulations and
dealing with queries and complaints procedures;
maintaining high levels of quality assurance;
using information systems and preparing reports
and statistics for internal and external use;
participating in the development of future
information systems;
contributing to policy and planning;
information. The department is also in-charge of

handling the application and recruitment of new
employees in order to ensure that the Universitys
future personnel are suited for the job they would
handle. The HR department also conducts the
semi-annual Performance Evaluation System to
monitor the individual performance of employees.
Profile of Non-Teaching Personnel

The University has two categories in
its employees: teaching and the non-teaching
personnel. The profile of the teaching personnel
has been discussed in the previous part of the
report. This part focuses on the profile of the nonteaching personnel.

Being the principal campus that houses
the most number of offices and college, the Main
Campus continues to hold the majority of nonteaching personnel population followed by the
Orani, Abucay, Dinalupihan, Balanga and Bagac
campuses, respectively.
managing budgets and ensuring financial

systems are followed;
purchasing goods and equipment, as required,
and processing invoices;
supervising staff;
liaising with other administrative staff, academic
colleagues and students;
liaising with partner institutions, other
institutions, external agencies, government
departments and prospective students;
organising and facilitating a variety of
educational or social activities.
Human Resource Management

The Office of Administrative Services
Human Resource Management department
undertakes the dissemination of information about
job vacancies in the University and to introduce to
both the teaching and non-teaching employees
different government policies on employee
benefits, employment policies, and salary

The pursuit of professional advancement
is at times overlooked by non-teaching personnel.
Hence, it is noteworthy that there are employees
who are motivated to purse the advancement of
their knowledge and skills; conscious of the fact
that obtaining a higher degree could provide
opportunities for permanency and may give them
better chance to upgrade their position.

EXPLORING

HORIZONS
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Table 45. Non-Teaching Personnel Pursuing Graduate Studies

Name
Position
Tenure
Alcoreza,
Mary Rose S.
Admin.
Aide III
Casual
Bathan,
Ann Loraine L.
Admin.
Aide III
Casual
Dianco,
Lady Fatima T.
Scholarship
Affairs
Officer I
Casual
Flores, Charmaine
P.
Admin.
Aide III
Casual
Mahinan,
Leah S.
Admin.
Aide III
Casual
Sibug, Gennalyn
O.
Admin.
Aide III
Casual
Years
Baccalaureate
Course
Currently
Pursued
School Currently
Enrolled
Scholarship
Associate in
Computer Technology
BSMIS
BPSU Balanga
Campus
Pres. Magpantays
Scholar/KFI
6 yrs. & 8
mos.
Associate in
Computer Technology
BSMIS
4 yrs. & 8
mos.
BS Psychology
MA in Guidance
& Counseling
Holy Angel
University
Computer Science in
Programming
BSMIS
BPSU Orani
Campus
Junior Secretarial
Course
BSBA
Associate in
Computer Technology
BSMIS
of Service
5 yrs. &
5 mos.
3 yrs. &
5 mos.
BPSU Orani
Campus
BPSU Balanga
Campus
BPSU Orani
Campus
Pres. Magpantays
Scholar/KFI
KFI
KFI
Pres. Magpantays
Scholar/KFI
Table 46. Employees Granted Loyalty Awards

as of FY 2013
Name
Personnel Welfare and Incentives

Bataan Peninsula State University is
cognizant of the fact that pledge and proper drive
are the basic factors that influence the employees
capability to deliver commendable services; hence
as an employer, BPSU consistently performs its
responsibility in order to magnetize, stimulate
and maintain high-quality employees who render
quality services and contribute to the realization of
its vision, mission and goals.
Loyalty Awards

Loyalty award is granted as recompense
and motivation for the exceptional services
rendered by faculty members and employees
during their ten (10) years of stay in the University.
The award is in form of cash incentive and a
certificate.
Dionisio N. Celso
Maria Cristina Z. Reyes
Cesario M. Manapat
Flordeliza C. Peria
Herminio L. Miguel
Delos Reyes, Julius
Baltazar, Jhonny
Mariza Dulce Cruz
Sanchez, Romana
Baluyot, Rosemarie
Artuz, Renato
Atuan, Wilson
Baltazar, Corazon
Barin, Louisito
Cabero, Leonila
Casinto, Yolanda
Cruz, Consuelo
Cruz, Irene Gina
Cruz, Rolando
Datu, Mariano
Esguerra, Imelda
Gonzales, Cesar
Joson, Elizabeth
Lazarte, Rolando
Lopez, Eric
Miranda, Ronnie
Pascual, Arlene
Pencil, Joseph
Salazar, Rodolfo
Santos, Eduardo
Tolentino, Noel
Triguero, Ernesto Jr.
Solomon, Aida
Bascara, Bienvenido III
Rodriguez, Florinda
Evangelista, Jhoanna
Sevilla, Ma. Concepcion
Sarmiento, Marianita
Abad, Jenette
Perez, Perlita
HORIZONS
First Day of
Service
(Month/Day/
Year)
January 15, 1978
January 13, 1998
June 28, 1978
June 13, 1978
July 7, 1978
1/18/1993
1/2/1998
1/16/1978
04/30/88
5/12/1988
6/2/2003
6/28/1988
6/2/2003
6/1/1998
6/14/1983
6/13/1978
6/7/1993
6/14/1983
6/14/1983
6/15/1978
6/7/1993
6/13/1978
6/27/2003
6/13/1978
6/2/2003
6/2/2003
6/2/2003
6/2/2003
6/13/1978
6/7/1993
6/2/2003
6/20/1988
6/2/2003
7/2/1993
7/1/1973
7/1/2003
8/15/1988
9/21/1988
9/27/1993
12/22/1983
Years in
Service
35 years
15 years
35 years
35 years
35 years
20
15
35
25
25
10
25
10
15
30
35
20
30
30
35
20
35
10
35
10
10
10
10
35
20
10
25
10
20
40
10
25
25
20
30
Employees Granted Step Increment

Permanent employees enjoy the benefit
of having a step increment every three years.
One step increment with corresponding increase
in salary is given to employees who perform
remarkably during their stay in the University.
This incentive can assist the financial needs of the

employees to match the growing price rate of basic
commodities.
Table 47. Employees Granted Step-Increment as of FY 2013

Name
Position
Romeo T. Quintos Jr.
Crisanto P. Vallester
Instructor I
Assistant
Professor I
Assistant
Professor II
Instructor III
Instructor II
Instructor II
Assistant
Professor I
Assistant
Professor II
Instructor II
Instructor II
Assistant
Professor III
Assistant
Professor I
Assistant
Professor II
Instructor III
Assistant
Professor II
Assistant
Professor I
Assistant
Professor IV
Assistant
Professor I
Associate
Professor I
Instructor III
Assistant
Professor III
Assistant
Professor II
Associate
Professor I
Assistant
Professor I
Instructor II
Dionisio N. Celso
Instructor I
Acua, Nenita B.
Acua, Pablo Jr. V.
Bautista, Naomi M.
Cruz, Henry A.
Dela Cruz, Nolasco G.
Galicia, Victoria R.
Jorge, Consorcia D.
Lacap, Jun R.
Medairos, Elizabeth L.
Miguel, Herminio L.
Ocampo, Alicia M.
Padilla, Gertrudes C.
Pavett, Isabelita V.
Peria, Flordeliza C.
Ramos, Joycelin C.
Reyes, Aurea S.
Reyes, Rolando B.
Roberto, Teresita E.
Roque, Leonora Q.
Salonga, Teresita B.
Simbul, Yolanda B.
Tungol, Felicisima E.
Villafuerte, Caridad S.
Adjusted
Step
3rd step
Effectivity Date
(Month/Day/Year)
March 15, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
2nd step
2nd step
July 1, 2013
July 1, 2013
July 1, 2013
3rd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
2nd step
July 1, 2013
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
Name
Aileen C. Dominguez
Camilo D. Dominguez
Monica T. Hipolito
Lou S. Hualda
Susan C. Laggui
Eden T. Limcangco
Rolando P. Manaligod
Juliet R. Masangcap
Sisenando C.
Masangcap, Jr.
Monina C. Montaniel
Alberto J. Reyes
2nd step
July 1, 2013
Yolanda D. Reyes
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
Ma. Luisa A. Roque

Ma. Florinda O. Rubiano
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
Remigio C. Sacdalan, Jr.

Julie M. Salas
Loudes S. Santos
Evelyn s. Tria
Wilma B. Tumaliuan
Benjamin M. Adraneda,
Jr.
Reynaldo G. Barata
Reo-rimma DC. Cortez
Normita M. Lugtu
Alonzo L. Mortejo
Artuz, Renato
Aguas, Aileen
Position
Assistant
Professor I
Assistant
Professor I
Instructor III
Assistant
Professor Ill
Assistant
Professor II
Assistant
Professor I
Associate
Professor II
Instructor II
07/01/2013
07/01/2013
07/01/2013
07/01/2013
07/01/2013
Instructor I
09/03/2013
Instructor I
Instructor III
Instructor II
Instructor I
Instructor I
Administrative
Aide III
Instructor III
Assistant
Professor II
Instructor III
Instructor III
Instructor III
Assistant
Professor III
Assistant
Professor I
Instructor II
Instructor III
Associate
Professor II
Assistant
Professor II
Instructor II
Assistant
Professor I
Assistant
Professor III
Assistant
Professor I
Assistant
Professor I
Associate
Professor I
Assistant
Professor II
Associate
Professor I
Assistant
Professor I
Associate
Professor III
Instructor II
Assistant
Professor III
Assistant
Professor II
Instructor III
Instructor III
Assistant
4
5
5
2
4th step
10/01/2013
11/18/2013
11/18/2013
12/06/2013
February 23, 2013
3rd step
March 15, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
5th step
Instructor I
2nd step
December 6, 2013
01/02/2013
5
7
5
2
01/02/2013
06/06/2013
06/11/2013
07/01/2013
Camingal, Edmond
07/01/2013
Canare, Arnold
07/01/2013
Canare, Flora
07/01/2013
Caparas, Fernando
07/01/2013
Casinto, Yolanda
07/01/2013
Castillo, Celso
07/01/2013
Cruz, Consuelo
07/01/2013
Cruz, Irene Gina
07/01/2013
Cruz, Mariza Dulce
07/01/2013
Cruz, Shirley
07/01/2013
De Guzman, Medel
De Guzman, Teresita
BPSU
Annual Report
2013:
07/01/2013
EXPLORING
07/01/2013
De Jesus, Rolando
07/01/2013
Dela Rosa, Zenaida

Dela Vega, Maritess
07/01/2013
Delos Reyes, Rodolfo
Gemma C. Adraneda
Anita C. Alburo
Rolliver M. Baciles
Carina C. Batol
Arnaldo M. Cajilig
Laarni C. Canare
Rachel D. Castillo
Eduardo R. Cortez
Aurora S. De Guzman
Aileen C. Dominguez
Camilo D. Dominguez
Monica T. Hipolito
Lou S. Hualda
Susan C. Laggui
07/01/2013
07/01/2013
07/01/2013
2nd step
Cadiz, Darlo
07/01/2013
Instructor I
Bongco, Ariel
07/01/2013
2
2
Instructor II
Rolando L. Triguero
Edwin A. Riego
Lamberto M. Bamba, Jr.
Melinda M. Aberin
07/01/2013
Rowell G. De Guia
Khristina Anne A.
Dimarucut
Associate
Professor II
Admin. Aide III
Instructor I
Instructor I
Instructor II
Assistant
Professor II
Assistant
Professor II
Associate
Professor I
Associate
Professor I
Assistant
Professor III
Assistant
Professor II
Assistant
Professor II
Assistant
Professor III
Assistant
Professor I
Assistant
Professor I
Assistant
Professor I
Instructor III
Assistant
Professor Ill
Assistant
Professor II
07/01/2013
07/01/2013
Rodelio M. Dominguez
Lorna O. Dela Paz
07/01/2013
2
2
5th step
Barin, Louisito
Bascara, Bienvenido
07/01/2013
Instructor II
Instructor II
Assistant
Professor lII
Instructor IIl
Instructor IIl
Assistant
Professor III
Assistant
Professor IV
Associate
Professor II
Assistant
Professor II
Assistant
Professor III
Instructor I
Barata, Generoso
07/01/2013
07/01/2013
Roy N. Oroyo
Baquiran,Rogelio Jr.
07/01/2013
5th step
Baino, Zenaida
Balingit, Josephine
Bantay, Riza
07/01/2013
Instructor II
Baclig, Alexander
Instructor III
Victoriano T. De
Guzman
Atuan,Wilson
Effectivity Date
(Month/Day/Year)
July 1, 2013
November 18,
2013
November 18,
2013
November 18,
2013
November 18,
2013
December 6, 2013
5th step
Adjusted
Step
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
2nd step
2nd step
July 1, 2013
July 1, 2013
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
2nd step
July 1, 2013
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013

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HORIZONS
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
2nd step
July 1, 2013
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
Table 47. Employees Granted Step-Increment as of FY 2013

Continuation
Name
Position
De Guzman, Medel
Instructor II
Assistant
Professor III
Assistant
Professor II
Instructor III
Instructor III
Assistant
Professor IV
Assistant
Professor II
Assistant
Professor I
Associate
Professor I
Instructor III
Associate
Professor I
Instructor III
Associate
Professor III
Assistant
Professor I
Assistant
Professor IV
Assistant
Professor IV
Instructor II
Associate
Professor III
Associate
Professor I
Associate
Professor III
Instructor III
Associate
Professor I
Associate
Professor I
Instructor III
Instructor III
Assistant
Professor II
Assistant
Professor II
Instructor III
Assistant
Professor II
Instructor III
Instructor II
Assistant
Professor I
Associate
Professor I
Instructor III
Assistant
Professor II
Assistant
Professor III
Assistant
Professor III
Assistant
Professor I
Assistant
Professor IV
Assistant
Professor II
Instructor III
Assistant
Professor I
Instructor III
Instructor II
Assistant
Professor II
Associate
Professor III
Chief
Administrative
Officer
Instructor I
Instructor I
Assistant
Professor II
Administrative
Aide III
Instructor I
Administrative
Aide IV
Instructor I
Instructor I
Assistant
Professor I
De Guzman, Teresita
De Jesus, Rolando
Dela Rosa, Zenaida
Dela Vega, Maritess
Delos Reyes, Rodolfo
Domingo, Orlando
Esguerra, Imelda
Evangelista, Adelaida
Gabor, Bernadette
Gatdula, Leticia
Gines, Grisom
Gonzales, Cesar
Hipolito, Noel
Ibaez, Arlene
Joson, Elizabeth
Lamira, Ramon
Langas, Josefino
Lazarte, Pascuala
Lazarte, Rolando
Leao, Consorcia
Loyola, Lorna
Luna, Zenaida
Maglaque, Fe
Magtalas, Wilma
Malibiran, Magdalena
Manansala, Thelma
Matacot, Rodolfo
Miller, Bryan
Munoz, Jonathan
Muoz, Rodrigo
Navarro, Corazon
Ocampo, Carmelita
Olaya, Rolando
Ongoco, Rosemarie
Ronquillo, Cynthia
Roque, Victoria
Santos, Consolacion
Santos, Eduardo
Sarmiento, Marianita
Solomon, Aida
Tayag, Warren
Tinao, Eduardo
Tolentino, Noel
Triguerro, Ernesto
Tungol, Edmundo
Abella, Magdalena
Aguilar, Robert
Andres, Nelson
Artuz, Esperanza
Agustin, Edilberto
Abas, Mel
Baltazar, Corazon
Bangco, Selma
Baluyot, Lirio
Adjusted
Step
2nd step
Effectivity Date
(Month/Day/Year)
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
2nd step
July 1, 2013
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
2nd step
July 1, 2013
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
2nd step
July 1, 2013
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
2nd step
July 1, 2013
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
2nd step
July 1, 2013
3rd step
September 18,
2013
4th step
4th step
5th step
2nd step
December 15, 2013
2nd step
December 28, 2013
2nd step
January 14, 2013
2nd step
2nd step
December 6, 2013
December 6, 2013
November 18,
2013
November 18,
2013
December 6, 2013
August 14, 2013
5th step
De Leon, Michael
Instructor I
5th step
Dizon, John Ryan

Magpantay, Delfin
Instructor I
SUC President III
2nd step
3rd step
Baltazar, Corazon
Bangco, Selma
Baluyot, Lirio
Position
Administrative
Aide IV
Instructor I
Instructor I
Assistant
Professor I
Adjusted
Step
Effectivity Date
(Month/Day/Year)
2nd step
January 14, 2013
2nd step
2nd step
De Leon, Michael
Instructor I
5th step
Dizon, John Ryan

Magpantay, Delfin
Instructor I
SUC President III
Board Secretary
V
Associate
Professor II
Executive
Assistant II
Instructor I
SUC Vice
President III
Instructor I
Administrative
Aide IV
2nd step
3rd step
December 6, 2013
December 6, 2013
November 18,
2013
November 18,
2013
December 6, 2013
August 14, 2013
4th step
October 1, 2013
5th step
November 18,
2013
Salenga, Ramir
Instructor III
5th step
Tria, Nino Voltaire
Instructor I
5th step
Valentos, Alfredo
Instructor I
4th step
Datu, Mariano
Macaraeg, Emmanuel
Mendoza, Angela
Pascual, Arlene
Quintos, Sherrilyn
Rodis, Gregorio
Rivera, Cristina
Sioson, Raul
5th step
2nd step
June 1, 2013
4th step
October 1, 2013
2nd step
March 15, 2013
2nd step
December 6, 2013
2nd step
August 1, 2013
November 18,
2013
November 15,
2013
October 1, 2013
Hiring of New Non-Teaching Employees

The University saw the need for additional
manpower due to exigency of services. Several
individuals have shown interest to apply for jobs
at the University. For an individual, given an
opportunity to be a part of the workforce in BPSU
is a blessing to the family and the community.

For FY 2013, thirty (30) new nonteaching personnel were hired to fill up vacated
adminsitrative positions. The income derived from
the job will help alleviate the financial situation of
the family and will help in the economic situation
of the community.

Because of their very satisfactory
performance, deserving employees were given
promotion, either by rank or tenure of office.
Due to this grant, employees are believed that
they will become more motivated to execute their
responsibilities more satisfactorily; thus, ensuring
the development and progress of the Universitys
services and programs.
October 1, 2013
October 1, 2013
November 18,
2013
Datu, Mariano
Name
HORIZONS
No. of Employees Retired/Resigned
Table 48. Promotion of Employees
Name of Employee
Gender
Nature of
Rank
Previous Rank
Promotion (by
Obtained upon
Promotion
Instructor I
Date of
Effectivity
Roel C. Garcia
Male
Admin. Aide III
rank or tenure)
Contract of
Service to
Contractual
Casual to
Permanent
Leah S. Mahinan
Female
Admin. Aide III
Casual
Alex A. Baltazar
Male
Job Order to
Casual
Venes A. Santiago
Female
Fishpond
Caretaker
Admin.
Assistant II
Male
Admin. Aide I
Casual
Lady Fatima T.
Dianco
Female
Guidance
Services
Associate I
Admin.
Assistant V
Admin. Aide
III
02-08-2013
Allan F. Ocampo
Casual
Scholarship
Affairs Officer I
03-11-2013
Belinda M. Lapuz
Female
Lydia O. Alipio
Female
Instructor I
Dennis P. Guinto
Male
Admin.
Assistant II
Alex A. Baltazar
Male
Fisherman
Belinda M. Lapuz
Female
Instructor I
Christopher M.
Jugo
Male
Instructor I
Name
From
Tenure
Casual
To
Job Order
Casual
Norlanda M. Ocampo
Job Order
Casual
Filemon M. Reyes
Job Order
Casual
Judith H. Cruz
Casual
Casual
Rommel B. Flores
Casual
Casual
Roland Paulo B.
Manaligod
Casual
Casual
Jan. Carlo G. Salaveria
Casual
Casual
Erna Liza C. Mateo
Casual
Casual
Eduardo C. Abaniel
Permanent
Permanent
Leonora G. Dela Rosa
Permanent
Permanent
Rodriguez, Randy A.
Dizon, Eduardo V.
Dizon, Erwin V.
Orosco, Melvin P.
Pascual, Rico J.
Mamangon, Rowena R.
Rodriguez, Nancy D.
Evangelista, Adelaida G.
Limbo, Kayla Mae R.
Bartolo, Romeo L.
Bugay, Reynaldo Jr. F.
Delos Reyes, Ronnie B.
Hicban, Manuel Jr. A.
Manansala, Wilbert B.
Rodriguez, Mario O.
Bartulo, Ross S.
Perdio, Adrian C.
Laxamana, Alison G.
Ilaya, Hazel T.
Baret, Faye L.
Lim, Ronald M.
Trajano, Ronaldo G.
Masangcap, Maria Lolita G.
Aragon, Virgilio L.
Rueda, Fer G.
Sereo, Jovelyn C.
Yamashita, Erica S.
02-01-2013
Fisherman
02-05-2013
Contractual to
Permanent
Job Order to
Casual
Casual to
Permanent
Contractual to
Permanent
Contractual to
Permanent
Jhunn M. Buenaventura
Name
Francisco, Lee R.
01-01-2013
Admin. Aide
IV
Admin. Aide
IV
Position
Instructor I
Administrative Aide
III (Clerk I)
Administrative Aide
III (Laborer II)
Administrative Aide
III (Laborer II)
Administrative Aide
III (Laborer II)
Administrative Aide
III (Laborer II)
Administrative Aide
VI (Clerk III)
Administrative Aide
III (Clerk I)
Accountant I
Administrative Aide I
(U.W. I)
(U.W. I)
(U.W. I)
(U.W. I)
(U.W. I)
(U.W. I)
(U.W. I)
Instructor I
Administrative Aide
IV (Clerk II)
Vocational Placement
Coordinator I
Instructor I
Instructor I
Instructor I
Instructor I
Instructor I
Admin. Aide VI
(Air-Conditioning
Technician I)
Computer
Programmer I
Computer
Programmer I
Computer
Programmer I
Former Position
Admin. Aide
III
02-05-2013
03-04-2013
04-01-2013
05-16-2013
07-01-2013
11-04-2013
11-04-2013
New Position
Admin. Aide
III
Admin. Aide
Admin. Aide I
I
Admin. Aide
Admin. Aide I
I
Admin. Aide Admin. Aide
III
IV
III
IV
III
IV
IV
V
Guidance
Scholarship
Service
Affairs
Associate I
Officer I
III
IV
III
V
Date of
Effectivity
Jan. 1,
2013
Jan. 1,
2013
Jan. 1,
2013
Jan. 1,
2013
Jan. 1,
2013
Jan. 1,
2013
Feb. 1,
2013
Mar. 11,
2013
April 16,
2013
April 16,
2013
Tenure
Contractual
Date of Effectivity
June 3, 2013
Casual
June 10, 2013
Casual
July 15, 2013
Casual
July 15, 2013
Casual
July 15, 2013
Casual
July 15, 2013
Casual
July 1, 2013
Casual
July 1, 2013
Permanent
Permanent
July 1, 2013
August 1, 2013
Casual
September 2, 2013
Casual
September 2, 2013
Casual
September 2, 2013
Casual
September 2, 2013
Casual
September 2, 2013
Casual
September 2, 2013
Casual
September 2, 2013
Permanent
October 29, 2013
Permanent
October 29, 2013
Permanent
October 29, 2013
Permanent
Permanent
Permanent
Permanent
Permanent
November 4, 2013
November 4, 2013
November 4, 2013
November 4, 2013
November 4, 2013
Permanent
November 19, 2013
Casual
November 22, 2013
Casual
November 22, 2013
Casual
November 22, 2013

Sixteen (16) positions were vacated due
to resignation and retirement. These vacated
positions offer an opportunity for promotion or
reclassification of other employees.
Table 49. Employees Retired/Resigned as of AY 2013
Name of Employee
Edgardo B. Banal
Renato B. Bantugan
Angelina P. Acua
Jomel C. Malana
Leonida V. Palad
Victoria R. Galicia
Priscilla Q. Manglo
Bernandeth C.
Galangue
Wilson DJ. Panlilio
Gener Jimenez
Mercedes Sanchez
Julieta Reyes
Ariel Bongco
Corazon Navarro
Elvira Hill
Elenita Ventura
Leticia Gatdula
Adelaida Evangelista
Shirley Cruz
Conchita Mina
Angela Mendoza
Position/
Designation
Fishpond
Caretaker
Fishpond
Caretaker
Assistant
Professor I
Fishpond
Caretaker
Instructor III
Assistant
Professor I
Instructor III
Last day of
employment
Admin. Aide III
08-01-2013
Fishpond
Caretaker
Administrative
Aide VI
SUC Vice
President III
Registrar IV
Associate
Professor II
Assistant
Professor I
Administrative
Assistant III
Assistant
Professor IV
Associate
Professor I
Associate
Professor I
Associate
Professor III
Assistant
Professor II
Associate
Professor II

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01-23-2013
01-23-2013
03-29-2013
04-09-2013
06-03-2013
07-19-2013
08-01-2013
09-14-2013
January 7,
2013
January 19,
2013
March 30,
2013
July 22, 2013
June 2013
September 24,
2013
November 4,
2013
November 4,
2014
November 4,
2015
November 4,
2016
November 4,
2017
November 5,
2013

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Seminars, Training, Workshops and Conferences

Attended by Non-Teaching Personnel

The administration makes sure that
the non-teaching personnel also acquire the
knowledge and work skills developed by teaching
personnel from attending seminars, trainings,
and conferences. This personnel development
results to a higher efficiency and effectiveness of
performance of employees.
Seminars Sponsored/Conducted

For the past year, the Office of
Administrative Services has sponsored and
coordinated
seminars,
orientations
and
workshops ranging from topics regarding health,
improvement of public service delivery, and
evaluation of employees performances.
Medical and Dental Services
In order to help the employees and students
maintain good health, the University Medical and
Dental Services regularly perform activities that
would be beneficial to the health and performance
of the academic community.
Residual Spraying for Dengue and Malaria
Prevention

In preparation for the opening of classes
come First Semester AY 2013-2014, residual
spraying of all classrooms, offices, workshops,
grounds and facilities was conducted by the
Medical Services Department on May 25, June 1
and 2, 2013 in all campuses.

The BPSU Medical Services Department
has made it an annual practice to conduct residual
spraying activities to safeguard the faculty,
employees
HORIZONS
Gender and Development

and Human Rights Education
I
I
n its efforts to make itself contributive to the nations

growth, the Universitys Gender and Development Focal Point
System (GFPS) and Center for Human Rights Education
(CHRE) implemented several activities in order to make its
presence felt within and outside the University. Furthermore,
GFPS and CHRE work hand in hand to ensure promotion of
its advocacies through implementing projects, programs,
and activities that are deemed to revolutionize ones way
of thinking and doing things, and leave a lasting positive
impact on the community.

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ACTIVITIES
Womens Month Celebration 2013 and
Culminating Activity
5. JessaAlbarda -
Consolation prize

In observance of the National Womens
Month Celebration 2013, the members of the BPSU
GFPS conducted its culminating activity and
poster making contest on 15 March 2013 at Rm.
143-144, BPSU Balanga Campus, City of Balanga,
Bataan.
6. Ariel Bugay -
Consolation prize

The activity was participated in by eighty
(80) students coming from the satellite campuses
of the University. The celebrations theme was
Kababaihan: Gabay sa Pagtahak sa Tuwid na Daan.
As no one from the five persons invited to serve
as guest speaker for the culminating activity was
available on 15 March 2013, the thirty minutes
allocated for the speaker was used instead for
the screening of videos and films on gender
discrimination, sexualization of women, and
gender inequality.

The second part of the event featured
the presentation of posters. Both employees and
students entered their respective artworks for
the poster making contest. A total of twenty-two
(22) participants joined, composed of four (4)
employees and eighteen (18) students; however,
from the 22 entries, only were approved to move
on to the defense. A three-member panel of judges
from outside organizations and communities was
invited to evaluate the work, and determine the
winners. The selection of winners were based on
the following criteria:
Relevance to the theme
50%
Visual Impact
30%
Defense of Artwork
20%

A cash prize of Php5,000 was awarded
to the grand winner, while five consolation prizes
of Php1,000 each were given to Ranks 2 to 6. The
following are the names of the winners:
1. Ezekiel D. Cunanan
Grand winner
2. Roselyn G. Reyes
Consolation prize
3. Roxanne Talampas
Consolation prize
4. Ryan Pecson
Consolation prize
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The members of GFPS also maximized the
opportunity to launch the social media accounts of
the BPSU GFPS in Facebook and Twitter, which
shall be utilized for information dissemination
regarding the activities of the GFPS and CHRE
and salient issues on gender and human rights.
BPSU GFPS Logo Making Contest

To further reinforce the presence of the
BPSU Gender and Development Focal Point System in the university and in the outside community, the members of the GFPS and CHRE deem
that this shall be attained if the GFPS will have its
own logo.

The GAD Logo Design Contest was
announced during the Closing Program of
the Culminating Activity and Poster Making
Competition on 15 March 2013. The contest was
opened to both students and employees and
submission of entries was scheduled on April 1630.Eight entries were submitted on 30April 2013.
The entries were judged by Chairperson Remedios
I. Rikken of the Philippine Commission on Women
during the Gender and Orientation SeminarWorkshop held on July 26-27, 2013 at the Crown
Royale Hotel, City of Balanga, Bataan.
HORIZONS

The logo created by Jan Adams D.
Magtanong of BPSU Dinalupihan was announced
as winner and the cash prize of Php20,000
was awarded to Mr. Magtanong by University
President Dr. Delfin O. Magpantay and University
GAD Focal Person Dir. Magdalena A. Abella on 30
July 2013.

Then on 19 September 2013, the group
conducted its Midyear Evaluation of the GAD
Plan 2013 implementation, Strategic Planning for
2014, and the GAD Planning and Budgeting for
FY 2015. The output for this activity include the
GAD Plan and Budget for 2015 for submission
to the Philippine Commission on Women via the
Commission on Higher Education-Region III;
detailed and enhanced action plan for programs,
projects and activities for the remaining quarter of
the current year based on the evaluation of what
has been so far accomplished for 2013; and the
details of the proposal to offer a GAD Educational
Grant to tertiary level students of the University.
PCW and CHED Conduct Gender Orientation

among Employees and Students

In its continuing effort to strengthen
gender mainstreaming in University operations,
the BPSU Gender and Development Focal Point
System (GFPS) in partnership with the BPSU Center
for Human Rights Education (CHRE) conducted
on July 26-27, 2013 the GAD Orientation at the
Crowne Royale Hotel, City of Balanga, Bataan.

No less than the Chairperson of the
Philippine Commission on Women herself, Hon.
Remedios I. Rikken, served as the Resource
Speaker in the two-day orientation. Also invited
was the Commission on Higher Educations GAD
Focal Person Atty. Carmelita Yadao-Sison.

A total of seventy (70) participants
composed of University officials, frontline service
representatives, select faculty members, and
student leaders attended the orientation.

In a post-orientation conversation,
Chairperson Rikken expressed her interest to tap
BPSU for future projects, and as pilot university
for some of PCWs programs on gender and
development.
GFPS and CHRE Benchmarks for Best Practices,
Holds Strategic Planning for 2013-2015.

Still within the conscious effort to
mainstream gender and development in its
operations, the BPSU GFPS and CHRE visited
on 18 September 2013 the Women and Gender
Institute of Miriam College in Quezon City, and the
Institute for Womens Studies for a benchmarking
and study mission. The activity was used to gather
information on best practices in the area of gender
and development.
PCW and CHED Conduct Gender Sensitivity

Training among GFPS and CHRE

As part of the approved GAD Plan and
Budget for FY 2013, members of the BPSU GAD
Focal Point System and the BPSU Center for
Human Rights Education underwent the Gender
Sensitivity Training (GST) on October 29-31, 2013
at Buena Casa Hosteria, Subic Freeport Zone,
Olongapo City.

The GST was facilitated by the Philippine
Commission on Women (PCW), in collaboration
with the Commission on Higher Education
(CHED). Both agencies worked together to design
modules for the four-stage GAD trainors capability
building program in order to provide primary
drivers of mainstreaming gender and development
among state universities and colleges.

Efforts are currently being fast-tracked as
BPSU was identified by PCW and CHED to be the
GAD Resource Center for Region III, and be used
as pilot University for PCW and CHEDs GAD
programs and projects.

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copies were distributed among those who attended

the Solidarity Ceremony.

Based on the attendance sheet, seven
hundred sixty-one students and employees from
various campuses attended the event. During the
ceremony, the following were conducted:
Fourth Quarter Joint Meeting of the GFPS and

CHRE

The Gender and Development Focal Point
System (GFPS) and Center for Human Rights
Education (CHRE) met on 04 December 2013 at
the Conference Room of the International Center,
BPSU Main Campus to finalize the events and
activities and to hold its Fourth Quarter Regular
Joint Meeting.

Different committees were created to
guarantee the smooth facilitation of the GPFS
and CHREs events and activities. Membership
was determined via volunteerism. Leadership
in the committee shall be for one year, with the
succeeding years leadership to be determined via
majoritys vote within each committee. At present
the committees are working on their respective
standard schedule of activities, guidelines and
templates for presentation to the GFPS and CHRE
body. To formally implement their assignment in
the Committees, University Order No. 01 series of
2014 was issued.
Welcome Remarks from CHRE Director

and University GAD Focal Person Dir.
Magdalena A. Abella;
Reading the message from Commission

on Human Rights Chairperson Loretta
Ann P. Rosales by Director Abella;
Video presentation on the 30 human

rights with AVP material from
youthforhumanrights.org;
Brief lecture on the Universal Declaration

of Human Rights by GFPS and CHRE
Secretariat MS. Arlene I. Pascual;
Commitment signing by students and

employees via Freedom Poll;
Announcement of schedule of activities in

the campuses.

Prepaid load cards were also given
as prizes to seven (7) students who actively
participated in the on-the-spot quiz.
Human Rights Solidarity Ceremony

In observance of the 65th International
Human Rights Celebration, the BPSU Center for
Human Rights Education and GAD Focal Point
System conducted the Solidarity Ceremony on
10 December 2013 at the Bataan Youth Center,
BPSU Balanga. The members of CHRE and GFPS
prepared brochures listing all thirty human rights
included in the Universal Declaration of Human
Rights. These were reproduced and almost 5,000
HORIZONS
Challenges and
Recommendations
A
A
s each challenge promises new milestones for Bataan

Peninsula State University, the Peninsulares have prepared
themselves each year to courageously face the changes and
trialsthat will come across their path towards excellence.
Annual Report 2013 highlighted our accomplishments and
at the same time helped members of the BPSU community to
reflect on finding new strategies that would aid in improving
BPSUs programs and services.

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Faculty
Library Services

Much needs to be done in terms of
improving the faculty profile. The University
still have to exert more effort to convince its
teaching personnel to pursue advanced courses
that are aligned with their baccalaureate degrees.
Moreover, the University must also establish
partnerships with educational institutions and
external agencies that could grant scholarships to
faculty members who are determined to update
their educational background. As the number
of qualified faculty grows, the University must
also pursue creation of more plantilla instructor
positions.

Full automation of the library shall make
it easier for its users to access information. It
shall also aid the library in the monitoring and
safekeeping of its collections. The University
also needs to address the need for a bigger space
to accommodate the growing number of library
users. Equipment in the multimedia room must
also be updated and be constantly checked to
maintain its good condition.
Research

In the area of curriculum, zoning of
programs have to be continually pursued to
further strengthen the flagship programs of the
University. More attention must also be given to
the performance in various licensure examinations.
Aside from hiring qualified instructors to teach
major subjects, BPSU must also provide in-house
reviews for curricular programs requiring board
examinations. Oversubscription in non-priority
programs remains among the primary concerns
of the University but with proper dissemination
of information regarding CHEDs Identified
Priority Programs, the University may be able to
increase enrollment in curricular programs like
agriculture, psychology, information technology,
and engineering.

BPSU continues to produce multiple
researches that can provide immediate and
appropriate solutions to the current issues
and concerns in the national and international
community. These researches, if implemented,
can actually create a positive impact on
development and may also become a springboard
for other researches. For these researches to gain
recognition, the University must strive to have
its researches presented to various conferences
and published in refereed journals.Faculty and
employee researchers must be required to observe
proper protocol in joining research presentations.
This shall make it easier for the RDO to monitor
the number and the quality of researches being
presented to different levels of conferences. To
encourage more faculty, employees and students
to venture into research, the RDO is recommended
to continually conduct research capability building
seminars.
Students
Extension
Establishing
partnerships
with
scholarship-giving organizations and agencies
helped the University to reduce cases of
dropping out. Likewise, such grants also served
as motivators for the students to be more serious
with their studies; it is therefore recommended
to establish more linkages and be more active in
disseminating information regarding available
scholarship grants. To give the students more
edge in obtaining gainful employment in the
future, the Placement Services Office must find
ways to increase the number of its national and
international partners that would accommodate
on-the-job trainings for senior students.

The University can be deemed successful
in terms of spreading positive influence to the
external community through the efforts of the
Office of Extension Services. The implemented
projects would definitely create greater impact and
be sustained if proper monitoring and follow-up
trainings would also be conducted. The University
still needs to exert more effort in encouraging
faculty members to engage in extension projects.
Furthermore, the University must also strive to
identify and establish more partnerships with
institutions that could provide funding support to
ensure sustainability of the extension projects.
Curriculum
HORIZONS
Auxiliary and Entrepreneurial Services

As the University attempts to augment
its budget to sustain its operations through its
auxiliary and entrepreneurial services, it must
execute strategies that would strengthen its
existing income generating projects. As such, the
following steps must be taken to make further
improvements on the Universitys IGPs:

Produce food products that meet BFAD

standards;
Strengthen the crop production program;
Boost the livestock and poultry production

program;
Establish the quality control measures for

garment and metal products;
Establish strong linkages/coordination of

research and production unit;
Set policy and standards on income

generating projects.
Physical Plant and Facilities

As the number of students grows each
year, additional classrooms must be established.
Aside from ensuring that classrooms have proper
lighting and ventilation, it is recommended that
classrooms are provided with the needed modern
equipment that help to promote learning and
enhance the students skills in their chosen field of
expertise and provide convenience to teachers and
students.
Administration

The University strives to equip itself with
skilled employees who can fulfill their assigned
duties and responsibilities with minimum
supervision. Such would be made possible through
sending non-teaching employees to more seminars
and trainings that would enhance knowledge and
skills needed to do the job.

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Appendices
Board of Regents 107

List of Seminars and Trainings Attended by Faculty

108
as of FY 2013
List of Extension Projects 124
HORIZONS

BOARD OF REGENTS
Hon. NENALYN P. DEFENSOR

Commissioner, Commission on Higher Education
Chair, Board of Regent
Hon. DELFIN O. MAGPANTAY

President, Bataan Peninsula State University
Vice-Chair, Board of Regents
Hon. PIA S. CAYETANO
Chairman. Senate Committee on Education,
Arts and Culture
Member, Board of Regents
Hon. SEVERINO C. SANTOS

Director, National Economic
Development AuthorityRegion 3
Hon. EVELYN S. TRIA

President, Faculty Association
Hon. ROMAN T. ROMULO

Chariman. House Committee on Higher and
Technical Education
Hon. VICTOR B. MARIANO

Director, Department of Science
and Technology Region 3
Hon. ANDREW B. VILLACORTA

Director, Department of Agriculture
Regional Field Unit 3
Hon. ROMMEL G. SALONGA

President, University Student Council
Hon. GAUDENCIO C. FERRER

President, UniversityAlumni Association
Hon. EMMANUEL C. MACARAEG

Secretary of the University
and of the Board of Regents

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HORIZONS
18-Jan-13
Feb 11-13, 2013
Hermogenes M. Paguia, Arturo M. Alegado

Ronald Tyron B. Dela Rosa
Gregorio J. Rodis, Lydia A. Pinili, Eric G. Lopez
Delia R. Trinidad, Erlita Z. Lacson, Erlinda C. Salvador,

Herminio L. Miguel, Rolando A. Lazarte, Sisenando C.
Masangcap, Jr., Rudy C. Flores, Magdalena A. Abella,
Arlene D. Ibaez
Jeffrey B. De Guzman
National Mango and Cashew R&D Symposium
21st National Convention of the Council of Hotel and Restaurant Educators of

the Philippines
Emergency Nursing Seminar: Focus on Disaster Management and Principles of

Care
First Plenary Conference of the Government-wide Medium-Term Information

and Communications Technology Harmonization Initiative (MITHI)
Training-Workshop of State Universities and Colleges Financial Executives
8th Comprehensive Clinical Training for Occupational Health Nurses
Feb 11-13, 2013

April 11-13, 2013
Feb 21-22, 2013
15-Feb-13
Rodrigo C. Muoz Jr, Jonathan C. Muoz, Aiza G. Santos
Ricson L. Ines, JE Salenga (student)

Gerardo Salvador G. Balana
Eduardo S. Tinao
Romeo C. Tuazon Jr.

Desiree M. Gruela, Venes A. Santiago
Rodrigo C. Muoz Jr, Walter G. Valdez
Gregorio J. Rodis, Lydia A. Pinili, Chester J. Dela Rosa
Benedicto D. Torres
Francisca B. Llamzon, Jospehine R. Tanciongco,

Mariza Dulce C. Cruz, Mercedes O. Perez,
Maricris G. David, Elizabeth B. Almario,
Adela G. Reyes, Rowena Mamangon
Romeo C. Tuazon Jr.
1st Philippine ESRI Education User Conference
1st Philippine ESRI GIS User Conference
Seminar on Inspiring Excellence
IP and Commercialization Seminar/Workshop
to the Workshop "A Mixed Methods Approach to Health Research Essentials of

Qualitative Methods and Questionnaire Design in Health Research"
1st National Symposium on Apparel and Jewelry Technology
33rd Conference of the Philippine American Academy of Science and

Engineering
Two-Day Seminar-Workshop on Enterprise Architecture
Agrostudies Coordinators Meeting/Workshop
National Conference on Library Education and Practice
Short Course on "Developing Skills in Data Collection for Qualitative Health

Research"
April 15-19, 2013
Feb 1-2, 2013
Jan 30-Feb 3, 2013
Jan 24-25, 2013
1-Mar-13
Jan 22-23, 2013
21-Jan-13
Thelma DG. Manansala
International Conference on Management, Leadership and Governance
Feb 7-8, 2013
Jan 24-25, 2013
Jan 26-27, 2013
Jan 31-Feb 2, 2013
Jan 22-24, 2013
Persons Involved
Title
Date
OHNAP
Richville Hotel,
EDSA, Mandaluyong
City
IPO
IPOPHIL MPH,
Upper McKinley Hill,
Taguig City
Agrostudies
Sultan Kudarat State

University, Tacurong,
Sultan Kudarat
UP Manila
UP College of Public
Health
Phil Assoc of Teachers

of Libe and Info
Science1
DOST-ICTO
NCC, UP Diliman,
QC
Ortigas Foundation
Library, Pasig City
National
National
National
National
National
National
TUP
Philippine American
Academy of Science
and Engineering
National
National
Laoag City, Ilocos

Norte
Pearl Manila Hotel
UP College of Medicine
Inspire Leadership
Consultancy
SMX Convention
Center, Pasay City
College of Medicine,
UP Manila
National
Geodata Systems
Technologies Inc and
ESRI
Edsa Shangri-la,
Ortigas
National
National
Geodata Systems
Technologies Inc and
ESRI
International
National
National
Edsa Shangri-la,
Ortigas
Bangkok University,
Thailand
SUCFINEX
Puerto Princesa City,

Palawan
DBM/ICTO/NEDA
Multipurpose Hall,
4F Boncodin Hall,
DBM Complex,
Gen. Solano St., San
Miguel, Manila
National
National
Institute for Continuing

Career Advancement
Inc.
Baguio City
National
Level
National
Sponsoring Agency
COHREP
Waterfront Hotel,
Davao City
Subic Holiday Villas,

Olongapo City
Venue
LIST OF SEMINARS AND TRAININGS ATTENDED BY EMPLOYEESAS OF FY 2013

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Public Hearing on the Revised Guidelines for the Implementation of the

Philippines-Australia Agricultural Technology Education Project (Agritech)
2nd Teacher Training Conference
Arturo M. Alegado
15-Feb-13
2-Mar
May 2-4, 2013
Mar 7-9, 2013
Yolanda D. Reyes, Sherrilyn B. Quintos, Noeme M.

Nocom, Teresita E. Roberto, Normita M. Lugtu, Loida
L. Garcia, Jaime M. Forbes, Jerry C. Perello, Monica R.
Cabanding, Susan C. Laggui, Kristine Cordero, Charity
S. Enriquez, Romeo S. Nisay, Francisco S. Sanchez, Jason
Anthony B. Banzon, Alonzo L. Mortejo
Olivia H. Perdio, Lorena G. Zapanta, Lady Fatima T.

Dianco
7th National Convention of the Integrated Professional Counselors Association

of the Philippines, Inc.
15-Mar-13
21-Feb
Camilo D. Dominguez
46th Annual Conventio of the Association of Nursing Service Administrators of

the Philippines Inc.
Mar 6-8, 2013
Aida T. Solomon, Cristina G. Rivera
Francisca B. Llamzon, Josephine R. Tanciongco
2nd Advancing Libraries, Archies and Museums Seminar
Feb 22-23, 2013
Legal Forum on Data Privacy and Cybercrime
Artuo M. Alegado, Hermogenes M. Paguia
Annual Program Review on the National S&T Program for Carabao Mango
Feb 14-16, 2013
Jaime M. Forbes, Jerry C. Perello, Yolanda D. Reyes,

Monica R. Cabanding, Rowell G. De Guia, Noeme M.
Nocom, Sherrilyn B. Quintos, Teresita E. Roberto
Teresita R. Castillo, Olivia H. Perdio, Susan M. Talavera
4th Interactive Youth Forum of PAASA, Inc. and Simbahang Lingkod ng Bayan
Feb 20-22, 2013
Feb 21-23, 2013
28th Annual National Convention of the Speech Communication Organization of

the Philippines
Riza S. Bantay, Celeste A. Coronel
Rodrigo C. Muoz Jr, Rudy C. Flores, Jayson P. Angeles,

Mark Anthony Colentava (student)
2013 National Engineering and Science Research Conference
Silawan 2013: Pedagohikal at Inklusibong Edukasyon sa Pagtuturo ng Filipino
7-Mar-13
Jason P. Angeles
Four-Day Training on Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus (SCUBA)

Diving and Coral Reef Restoration Techniques
Aiza G. Santos, Fe P. Maglaque, Ernesto G. Cabana,

Jelenny P. Navarro, select students
Feb 7-11, 2013
Romeo C. Tuazon Jr.
Short Course on "Developing Skills in Data Collection for Qualitative Health

Research"
Student Conference on Transportation Research 2013
15-Feb-13
Francisca B. Llamzon, Jospehine R. Tanciongco,

Mariza Dulce C. Cruz, Mercedes O. Perez,
Maricris G. David, Elizabeth B. Almario,
Adela G. Reyes, Rowena Mamangon
National Conference on Library Education and Practice
April 15-19, 2013
Feb 21-22, 2013
Benedicto D. Torres
Agrostudies Coordinators Meeting/Workshop
Date
Persons Involved
Title
CHED, UP Diliman,
QC
FEU Manila
Hotel Intercon,
Makati
Boracay, Aklan
St. Paul's College,

Ilocos Sur
Manila Hotel
FEU
National
National
National
National
National
Integrated Professional
Counselors Association
of the Phils, Inc.
Speech Communication
Org of the Phils, Inc.
National
ANSAP
National
UP Library Science
Alumni Association
Ritz Hotel Garden

and Oases, Davao
City
National
National
National
National
PAASA III

National
University of San
Carlos
National
National
UP College of Public
Health
National
National
Level
CLSU
Baguio City
Saint Louis
University, baguio
City
Mapua, Intramuros,
Manila
Heritage Hotel, Pasay

City
Anini-y, Antique
UP Manila
Phil Assoc of Teachers

of Libe and Info
Science1
Agrostudies
Sultan Kudarat State

University, Tacurong,
Sultan Kudarat
Ortigas Foundation
Library, Pasig City
Sponsoring Agency
Venue
HORIZONS
2-Mar
Feb 20-21, 2013
6-Mar-13
Mar 19-21, 2013
Yolanda D. Reyes, Sherrilyn B. Quintos, Noeme M.

Nocom, Teresita E. Roberto, Normita M. Lugtu, Loida
L. Garcia, Jaime M. Forbes, Jerry C. Perello, Monica R.
Cabanding, Susan C. Laggui, Kristine Cordero, Charity
S. Enriquez, Romeo S. Nisay, Francisco S. Sanchez, Jason
Anthony B. Banzon, Alonzo L. Mortejo
Arturo M. Alegado
Felicisima V. Olaya, Glenda D. Abad
Monina S. Romero
Carina D. Moises
Jonathan E. Lacayanga, Ricson L. Ines, Morrimer N. Daag,
JohnPaulo C. Sacdalan, May D. Alisbo, Walter G. Valdez
Ramir M. Salenga, Eduardo S. Tinao
Noel N. Tolentino, Aries A. Tranate, Aaron Paul C. Rivera,

Ronald T. Magpantay, Jose Raoul L. Navata
Jonathan E. Lacayanga, Morrimer N. Daag, John Paulo C.
Sacdalan, May D. Alisbo
Nelson S. Andres, Paolo Maria Consunji, select students
Jeffrey B. De Guzman
Rolliver M. Baciles
Lirio C. Baluyot, Maria Lolita G. Masangcap
Francisco S. Sanchez
Herminio L. Miguel, Jonathan E. Lacayanga
Erlita Z. Lacson, Jackielyn R. Magpantay, Kayla M. Limbo
Romeo C. Tuazon Jr
Erlinda C. Salvador
2nd Teacher Training Conference
Public Hearing on the Revised Guidelines for the Implementation of the

Philippines-Australia Agricultural Technology Education Project (Agritech)
Student Microproject Loan Fund
1st Joint Council and Secretariat Meeting of the Philippine Science Consortium
Silawan: Pedagohikal at Inklusibong Edukasyon sa Pagtuturong Filipino
Step Up International Marketing and Branding Conference 2013
63rd Annual National Convention Week of the Philippine Society of Agricultural

Engineers
Mechatronics NC III Assessment and Certification
WSI Education Summit 2013
National Technical Conference on Mechanization and Postharvest Technologies
SquEEEze: The Annual National Intercollegiate EEE Quiz Show
134th Post Graduate Course on Basic Occupational Safety and Health for Nurses
National Forum on Teacher Education
Faculty Exchange Program Between BPSU and Bucheon Beauty School
Philippine Physics Society 35th Annual National Seminar-Workshop Convention
2013 Clean Cooking Forum: Igniting Change, Fueling Markets and Sparking
Adoption
35th Annual National Convention of the Government Association of Certified

Public Accountants
UP Manila's Basic and Advanced Statistics in Health Research Using Stata
1st PAGBA Inc. Quarterly Meeting and Seminar
April 3-6, 2013
April 23-25, 2013
April 17-20, 2013
Mar 18-22, 2013
April 3-6, 2013
March 17-24, 2013
July 10-12, 2013
April 1-6, 2013
9-Mar
April 22-26, 2013
16-Feb
Feb 20-22, 2013
Feb 27-28, 2013
15-Feb-13
Date
Persons Involved
Title
PGBA Inc.
Sarabia Manor Hotel,

Iloilo City
Holiday Inn
UP Manila
Govt Assoc of CPAs
Crown Regency
Suites and
Residences, LapuLapu City, Cebu
UP Manila
Global Alliance for

Clean Cookstives
Phnom Penh,
Cambodia
Philippine Physics
Society
Ateneo de Davao
University
PNU
PNU, Taft Avenue,

Manila
BBS
OHNAP
Petron Bataan
Refinery, Limay,
Bataan
South Korea
UP Circuit
UP Diliman
PhilMech
PhilMech Training
Center, Muoz,
Nueva Ecija
National
National
National
International
National
International
National
National
National
National
National
National
Mechatronics
Technologies
Corporation
MTC, UP Diliman,
QC
Wordtext Systems, Inc.
National
PSAE
Cagayan State
University,
Tuguegarao City
Hyatt Hotel, Malate,

Manila
International
Step up International,
Inc.
UP Film Institute,
Diliman, QC
National
National
National
Level
National
PSC
FEU
Sponsoring Agency
Saint Louis
University, baguio
City
TCA
CHED, UP Diliman,
QC
FEU Manila
Venue

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HORIZONS
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Jesselyn C. Mortejo
Viejay T. Valerio
Teresita R. Castillo, Olivia H. Perdio, Rachel G. Dabu
Seminar-Workshop on MS Access for Records Management
18th Annual National Convention of the Philippine Association of

Administrators of Student Affairs, Inc.
Celeste A. Coronel, C Sioson
National Seminar-Workshop on Media Literacy, Arts, Film and Theatre in the K

to 12 English and Filipino Languages and Literature
49th Annual National Convention of the Philippine Guidance and Counseling

Association
Noel R. Villanueva, Odette O. Estrella
Neil D. David, Yolanda B. Simbul, Felicisima E. Tungol
REDTI International Research Forum and World Research Festival 2013
National Convention of the Philippine Choral Directors Association
Edmundo C. Tungol, Cesar C. Gonzales, Beatriz L.

Soriano, Joseph L. Pencil
11th National Conference of the Philippine Association of Colleges and and

Universities of Industrial Technology, Inc.
Herren Donna P. Miguel
Irene Gina D. Cruz, Leslie R. Jorge, Myra R. Alcantara,

Juliet Allegra A. Blanas, Rogi John Curt D. Cruz
AAHRMEI Regional Consultation and Seminar-Workshop on Hospitality/

Toursim Curriculum Mapping Approach Addressing the Enhanced high School
System
National Course on Basic Meat Processing
Magdalena A. Abella, Bienvenido B. Bascara III
National Conference on School Security Management
April 23-28, 2013
May 28-30, 2013
May 15-17, 2013
April 13-15, 2013
April 9-16, 2013
PAASA
National
National
Phil Records
Management Assoc,
Inc.
Citystate Tower
Hotel, Ermita, Manila
Sarrosa International
Hotel and Residential
Suites, F. Cabahug
National
PGCA
National
National
National
International
National
National
National
National
National
International
National
National
National
National
National
Level
Miriam College,
Quezon City
Trends and Techniques

Resource Center
Phil Choral Directors

Assoc
Laoag City, Ilocos

Norte
Teachers Camp,
Baguio City
ATI-ITCPH
April 18-20, 2013;

May 1-4, 2013
ATI-ITCPH,
Marawoy, Lipa City
REDTI
Virgen Milagrosa
University, San
Carlos City,
Pangasinan; Marco
Polo Hotel, Davao
City
April 15-19, 2013
PACUIT
Cebu Business Hotel,

Cebu City
AAHRMEI
PASUC
Hotel Stotsenberg,
Clark, Pampanga
Baguio City
CSC
Boracay, Aklan
UP CSSP/SSPRF
ADPCN
Century Park Hotel,

Malate
CSSP AVR, UP
Diliman, QC
BAR
Holiday Inn
Hotel and Resort,
Clarkfield, Angeles
City, Pampanga
International Academic
Forum
PGBA Inc.
Sarabia Manor Hotel,

Iloilo City
Osaka, Japan
UP Manila
Govt Assoc of CPAs
Crown Regency
Suites and
UP Manila
Sponsoring Agency
Venue
April 22-24, 2013
April 8-9, 2013
May 28-30, 2013
May 8-10, 2013
Magdalena A. Abella, Fernando V. Gonzales, Rubilita C.

Diaz, Caroline E. Guevarra, Betty S. Ignacio
April 25-28, 2013
April 29-30, 2013
2013 Regional Council of Personnel Officers Convention
Camilo D. Dominguez
ADPCN National Summer Conference 2013
22-Mar-13
April 16-19, 2013
Roberto R. Rosario
Terminal Review and Evaluation of BAR-NTCP Funded Projects
April 3-6, 2013
Jason Anthony B. Banzon, Joerald M. Gadia
Erlinda C. Salvador
1st PAGBA Inc. Quarterly Meeting and Seminar
April 23-25, 2013
UP CSSP/SSPRF's 2013 Summer Training Seminar for Social Science and Social
Studies Teachers
Romeo C. Tuazon Jr
UP Manila's Basic and Advanced Statistics in Health Research Using Stata
April 17-20, 2013
Lemuel R. Fontillas
Erlita Z. Lacson, Jackielyn R. Magpantay, Kayla M. Limbo
35th Annual National Convention of the Government Association of Certified

Public Accountants
Date
Paper Presentation in the International Academuc Forum's 3rd Annual Asian

Conference on Language Learning
Persons Involved
Title
HORIZONS
Apr 23-25, 2013
April 18-20, 2013
Teresita R. Castillo, Olivia H. Perdio, Rachel G. Dabu
Delfin O. Magpantay, Gregorio J. Rodis, Emmanuel C.

Macaraeg
Arlene I. Pascual
Felicisma V. Olaya, Glenda D. Abad
Rolliver M. Baciles, Rodrigo C. Muoz Jr, Zenaida O.

Luna, Danilo C. Galicia, Sisenando C. Masangcap, Jr.,
Grisom P. Gines, Thelma DG. Manansala
Aurora S. De Guzman, Job D. Paguio
Eduardo S. Tinao, Ramir M. Salenga
Ronald Tyron B. Dela Rosa
Emmanuel C. Macaraeg, Gregorio J. Rodis

Herren Donna P. Miguel
Camilo D. Dominguez
Hermogenes M. Paguia
Dennis P. Guinto
Jennifer Z. Carandang
Maricel N. Bustamante
Mercedes O. Perez, Maricris G. David, Adela G. Reyes
18th Annual National Convention of the Philippine Association of

Administrators of Student Affairs, Inc.
Zonal Orientation on Policy-Standard to Enhance Quality Assurance (QA in

Philippine Higher Education through Outcomes-based and Typology-based QA)
Seminar-Workshop on Records Center and Archives Management
1st Science, Technology and Youth Leadership Encampment (STYLE) 2013 of the
Philippine Science Consortium
IDEAL's 2nd International Training of New Accreditors
2013 Summer Training of Social Sciences and Philosophy
Free Training and Assessment of Instrumentation NCIV/Mechatronics NCIV/

EIM NCIV
Training on Basic Trauma Life Support
Training Program on Positioning Schools and Academic Brand Management
National Trainors Course on Pig Husbandry
23rd Annual Convention of the Association of Philippine Schools of Midwifery
World Research Festival 2013
Seminar on Government Procurement and Its Generic Procurement Manual
Seminar for National Research Forum and Output Dissemination on Health,

Wellness and Physical Education
Ang Wikang Filipino, Pelikula at Midya sa Larangang Akademiko: Isang

Gampanin ng Guro at Kidya Kurikulum sa K12, Estratehiya at Metodolohiya
Three-Day National Training on Resource Description and Access (RDA)

Essentials: Preparing Librarians for New Cataloging Standards and Guidelines
May 15-17, 2013
April 26-27, 2013
April 24-26, 2013
May 22-25, 2013
May 1-4, 2013
May 15-16, 2013
Apr 22-May24, 2013
May 20-21, 2013
April 24-25, 2013
Apr 22-May 3, 2013
Apr 16-19, 2013
April 16-19, 2013
25-Apr-13
April 23-28, 2013
May 28-30, 2013
Viejay T. Valerio
Seminar-Workshop on MS Access for Records Management
Date
Persons Involved
Title
National
Good Responder
Training Institute in the
Philippines
ADMU Graduate
School of Business
ATI-ITCPH
APSOM
GRTI, Las Pias City

Ateneo Professional
Schools Bldg., Makati
City
ATI-ITCPH,
Marawoy, Lipa City
Microtel, SM Mall of
Asia, Pasay City
PASADO
of Academic/Research
Librarians, Inc.
National Teachers
College, Manila
Lyceum of the
Philippines
University, Cavite
ABSTRACT
National
National
National
National
Bayview Hotel,
Manila
Baguio City
International
National
National
National
Marco Polo Hotel,

Davao City
SCCE Training Center
National
MRSP
PKTCC HRD
Training Center, Fort
Bonifacio, Taguig
City
National
UP CSSP
International
National
CSSP, UP Diliman,
QC
PSC
Villa Del Mar Ivory

Beach Resort, Saud,
Pagudpud, Ilocos
Norte
National
IDEAL Inc.
NAP
Tagaytay
International
Convention Center
National
SLSU, Lucban,
Quezon
CHED
PAASA
Sarrosa International
Hotel and Residential
Suites, F. Cabahug
Street, Cebu City
CHED, UP Diliman,
QC
National
Phil Records
Management Assoc,
Inc.
Citystate Tower
Hotel, Ermita, Manila
National
Level
Sponsoring Agency
Venue

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HORIZONS
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May 9-10, 2013

May 9-10, 2013
Eduardo S Tinao
Arlene D Ibaez, Perla B Estrella, Wilma B Tumaliuan,
Sylvia B Pangilinan
Aida T Solomon
Workshop on Commercializing Intellectual Property Rights
Southeast Asia Commonality Research Foundation 1st International Conference
Training of New Accreditors
May 20-21, 2013
May 22-24, 2013
Harold Y Enriquez, Chester J Dela Rosa

Lorena G Zapanta, Icelle B Soriano
Eduardo S Tinao, Andrea O. De Jesus, Charity S.
Enriquez, Cristina G Rivera, Jonathan E Lacayanga,
Alfredo D. Valentos, Nelson S. Andres
Herren Donna M Daag, Morrimer N Daag
Venes A Santiago
Hazel Y Forbes, Adonis D Gamboa
Jonathan E Lacayanga, Ricson L Ines
IPv6 Technical Training for Government Personnel
14th National Annual Convention of the Philippine Academy of Physicians in

School Health, Inc.
Seminar-Workshop on Patent Search and Documentation
National Course on Swine Artificial Insemination
Seminar on Basic Textile Technology Course
2013 SWEEP Faculty Immersion
Seminar-workshop on Sustainable Land and Water Management: Preventing

Land Degradation and Securing Water for the Future Generation
May 15-17, 2013
iSchools Project Terminal Report Writeshop
7-Jun-13
May 27-June 7, 2013
May 29-30, 2013
May 27-31, 2013
June 4-6, 2013
May 15-20, 2013
Perla B Estrella
Lydia A Pinili, Eric G Lopez
49th Annual Convention of the Philippine Guidance and Counseling Association
May 20-22, 2013
May 20-24, 2013
May 22-24, 2013
Aileen C Dominguez, Maria Cristina Z Reyes, Billy B

Alipio, Medel C De Guzman
Lourdes S. Santos, Lorena G. Zapanta
12th National Convention of APNIEVE-Philippines
May 15-17, 2013
2013 National Folk Dance Workshop for Teachers
Mercedes O. Perez, Maricris G. David, Adela G. Reyes
Three-Day National Training on Resource Description and Access (RDA)

Essentials: Preparing Librarians for New Cataloging Standards and Guidelines
April 26-27, 2013
Sept 19-21 2013
Maricel N. Bustamante
Ang Wikang Filipino, Pelikula at Midya sa Larangang Akademiko: Isang

Gampanin ng Guro at Kidya Kurikulum sa K12, Estratehiya at Metodolohiya
April 24-26, 2013
Gregorio J. Rodis
Jennifer Z. Carandang
Seminar for National Research Forum and Output Dissemination on Health,

Wellness and Physical Education
Date
Transforming Schools Through Character Formation: A Seminar-Workshop on

Effective Character Education
Persons Involved
Title
National
Cultural Center of
the Philippines and
Philippine Folk Dance
Society
IPO
CCP Complex, Pasay

City
Bicol University,
Albay
BSWM
National
Smart
Communications, Inc.
BSWM, Diliman,
Quezon City
National
Philippine Textile
Research Institute of
DOST
PTRI Training Room,

Gen. Santos Ave,
Bigutan, Taguig
National
National
ATI-ITCPH
ATI-ITCPH,
Marawoy, Lipa City
National
National
IPO
Phil Academy of
Physicians in School
Health Inc.
Quezon City Sports

Club, E. Rodriguez
Sr. Ave, QC
National
National
National
National
International
UST, Espaa, Manila
DOST-ASTI
ASTI, UP Diliman,
QC
PGCA
iSchools
Dumaguete City
AACCUP
CLSU
Miriam College,
Quezon City
SEACOM
National
Catalyst for
Professional
Development and the
Character Education
Philippines
University of Asia
and the Pacific, Pasig
City
Bulacan Convention
Center & BulSU
National
Asia Pacific Network

for International
Education and Values
Education
Paz Adriano Little

Theater of Miriam
College, katipunan,
QC
National
National
of Academic/Research
Librarians, Inc.
Lyceum of the
Philippines
University, Cavite
National
National
Level
PASADO
ABSTRACT
Sponsoring Agency
National Teachers
College, Manila
Baguio City
Venue
HORIZONS
27-Jun-13
20-Jun-13
June 20-22, 2013
Eduardo S. Tinao, Ramir M. Salenga

Rodrigo C. Muoz Jr, Rolando V. Olaya, Rolando N. de
Jesus
Romeo C. Tuazon Jr
Delfin O. Magpantay, Ria-Ann L. Dizon, Krissel C.
Casuga, Bernadeth B. Gabor
Evelyn S. Tria, Erlinda C. Salvador, Susette R. Resulta
Rodrigo C. Muoz Jr
Roda M. Adriano, Janice Christian Morales, Cherry A.
Collera, Ronald T. Magpantay
Romeo C. Tuazon Jr
Seminar on Safety Instrumented System
47th Anniversary of the Metals Industry Research and Development Center and
Free Technology Forum on Micro Cupola furnace
Basic Course on Principles of Health Research Ethics and Good Clinical Practice
Seminar Series on Tuna and Bangus in Cans and Cheon Value-Adding
Annual National Convention cum Seminar of the Association of Government

Internal Auditors, Inc.
2nd Strategic Workshop of the Expanded DOST-NOAH Program
18th Edition Graphic Expo 2013
Oncology Nursing Updates I: Pediatric Oncology
Gregorio J. Rodis, Ramon DG. Ignacio, Magdalena A.
June 19-21, 2013
Delia R. Trinidad, Erlita Z. Lacson, Erlinda C. Salvador
2nd Quarterly Seminar and Meeting of the Philippine Association for

Government Budget Administration, Inc.
27-Jun-13
Oct 9-11, 2013
19-Jun-13
15-Jun
July 3-6, 2013
June 24-26, 2013
Arlene I. Pascual, Viejay T. Valerio
Seminar-Workshop on International standards for Managing Records and

Information
7-Jun-13
June 3-7, 2013
June 25-27, 2013
Donny F. Awa
Training on Comptia A+ Essentials and Practical Application
30-May-13
AACCUP Training of New Accreditors
Teresita R. Castillo, Olivia H. Perdio, Hazel T. Ilaya
2013 National Coordinators Symposium on University Education: Basic and

Beyond
24-May-13
Aida T. Solomon, Emmanuel C. Macaraeg, Irene Gina D.

Cruz, Zenaida O. Luna
Maria FeV. Roman
PublicHearing on Policies and Guidelines on UMAP Credit Transfer Scheme and

Networking with International Partners
23-May-13
6-Jun-13
Hermogenes M Paguia, Abigail G Abuan
Seminar Series of the Bureau of Agricultural Research
June 26-28, 2013
Rolliver M. Baciles
Francisca B Llamzon, Josephine R Tanciongco
National Training on Resource Description and Access
7-Jun-13
National Public Hearing/Consultation on the New General Education Program
Jonathan E Lacayanga, Ricson L Ines

May 27-June 7, 2013
Jonathan E. Lacayanga, Ricson L. Ines
Hazel Y Forbes, Adonis D Gamboa
2013 SWEEP Faculty Immersion
Date

Persons Involved
Title
Phil Instrumentation
and Control Society
New Horizon Hotel

Edsa, Boni Avenue,
Mandaluyong City
Fiera De Manila
Phil Oncology Nurses
Assoc
PGH, UP Manila, Taft

Avenue
DOST
Sulo Riviera Hotel,

Diliman, QC
SMX Convention
Center, Pasay City
AGIA
BAR
UP Manila
Boracay, Aklan
RDMIC, Diliman,
Quezon City
UP Manila
MIRDC
Phil Assoc for Govt

Budget Admin
Bohol Tropics Hotel,

Tagbilaran City,
Bohol
MIRDC, Bicutan,
Taguig City
National
Phil Records
Management Assoc,
Inc.
City Garden Suites,
Ermita, Manila
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
AACCUP
Iloilo City
CHED
TEKGURU
TEKGURU, Almanza,
Alabang-Zapote
Road, Las Pias
CHED, UP Diliman,
QC
Frontrunners in
Research, Systems,
Training and Placement
Crowne Plaza,
Ortigas Avenue, QC
BSWM
National
CHED
CHED, UP Diliman,
QC
BSWM, Diliman,
Quezon City
National
BAR
RDMIC, Diliman,
Quezon City
National
PAARL
Montebello Villa
Hotel, Cebu City
National
National
Smart
Communications, Inc.
BSWM
Level
Sponsoring Agency
BSWM, Diliman,
Quezon City
Venue

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HORIZONS
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20-Jun-13
June 20-22, 2013
27-Jun-13
June 24-26, 2013
Rodrigo C. Muoz Jr
Roda M. Adriano, Janice Christian Morales, Cherry A.
Collera, Ronald T. Magpantay
Romeo C. Tuazon Jr
Gregorio J. Rodis, Ramon DG. Ignacio, Magdalena A.
Abella, Rolando A. Lazarte, Delia R. Trinidad, Lourdes A.
Guevarra
Gregorio J. Rodis, Arlene D. Ibaez, Perla B. Estrella
Gregorio J. Rodis
2nd Strategic Workshop of the Expanded DOST-NOAH Program
18th Edition Graphic Expo 2013
Oncology Nursing Updates I: Pediatric Oncology
Three- Day Seminar on the Rules and Regulations of Government Procurement
Flagship Course on the Management of Research in SUCs (FC Research)
Meeting on the National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan
Aida T. Solomon, Lorna L. Loyola
Cristina G. Rivera, Nomer N. Varua

Morrimer N. Daag
PSUCCESS Annual National Conference 2013
Training on Hi-Teach and High Touch: A Two-pronged Approach Toward

Student-Centered and Whole Brain Learning
Training on Organic Agriculture for Livestock Technicians
Herren Donna M. Daag
50th Scientific Seminar and Annual Convention of the Philippine Society of

Animal Science
Eden T. Limcangco, Edwin A. Riego
Training on Integration of Maternal, Newborn, Child health and Nutrition in the

Midwifery Curriculum
Kimberly C. Rivera
Ernesto G. Cabana
2013 National Midyear Convention of the Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers
Microsphil Annual Scientific Conference and General Membership Meeting
Lourdes S. Santos, Jaime M. Forbes, Job D. Paguio
Conference on Plagiarism and Predatory Journals and Training on Academy

Publishing
Dennis P. Guinto
29-Jun-13
Edmundo C. Tungol, Joseph L. Pencil, select NSTP

students
PTT Philippines Corporation's "Gas Up for a Tree" Project
Seminar on Government Procurement: Comprehensiv Updates on the

Implementation of RA 9184
29-Jun-13
Ernesto G. Cabana, Fe P. Maglaque, Aiza G. Santos, select

students
14th National Civil Engineering Students Summit
July 15-19, 2013
July 8-9, 2013
July 24-26, 2013
Oct 22-25, 2013
July 11-12, 2013
July 17-20, 2013
July 7-9, 2013
June 27-29, 2013
July 10-12, 2013
July 5-*7, 2013
Rachel D. Castillo, Maria Caroline L. Santos
39th Annual Convention and Scientific Meeting of the Operating Room Nurses
Association of the Philippines, Inc.
June 27-29, 2013
July 8-12, 2013
Oct 9-11, 2013
Evelyn S. Tria, Erlinda C. Salvador, Susette R. Resulta
Annual National Convention cum Seminar of the Association of Government

Internal Auditors, Inc.
Date
Persons Involved
Title
PICE-Olongapo
Zambales Chapter
Subic Bay Exhibition

and Covention
Center, Olongapo
City
ATI-ITCPH
Ateneo Center for

Continuing Educ
Ateneo Rockwell
Campus, Salcedo
Village, Makati City
ATI-ITCPH,
National
Phil Schools,
Universities and
Colleges Computer
Educ and Systems
Society
JJ's Seafood Villegas,
Tagbilaran City,
Bohol
National
National
National
National
National
National
Phil Society of Animal

Science
TICC, Tagaytay,
Batangas
Phil Assoc of
Microsopists
DLSU, Taft Avenue,

Manila
Assoc of Phil Schools of

Midwifery
University of
La Salette Dorm
Conference Hall,
Santiago City, Isabela
Sofia Center for

Continuing Education
PICE-Olongapo
Zambales Chapter
Subic Bay Exhibition

and Convention
Center, Olongapo
City
Bayview Hotel,
Manila
National
Phil Assoc of
Institutions for
Research
N-Hotel, Kauswagan
Highway, CDO
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
Level
PTT Phils Foundation
Sitio Kanawan,
Morong, Bataan
ORNAP
DENR
DAP/CHED
Manila Hotel
Baguio City
DAP, Tagaytay
DBM
Phil Oncology Nurses

Assoc
PGH, UP Manila, Taft

Avenue
Crown Legacy Hotel,
Baguio City
Fiera De Manila
DOST
Sulo Riviera Hotel,

Diliman, QC
SMX Convention
Center, Pasay City
AGIA
Sponsoring Agency
Boracay, Aklan
Venue
HORIZONS
July 15-19, 2013

Juy 23-26, 2013
19-Jul-13
26-Jul-13
Morrimer N. Daag
Eduardo S. Tinao, Andrea O. De Jesus, Alfredo D.
Valentos, Charity S. Enriquez, Cristina G. Rivera, Nelson
S. Andres, Aaron Paul C. Rivera
Flora D. Canare, select CEA students
Abigail G. Abuan, Herren Donna M. Daag, Zorille D.

Villaflores, Mirasol M. Rosano, Hermogenes M. Paguia,
Gregorio J. Rodis, Roberto R. Rosario, Ria-Ann L. Dizon,
Rizzielyn S. Burayag, Christian M. Balba
Flora D. Canare, select students

Lemuel R. Fontillas
Lemuel R. Fontillas
Lemuel R. Fontillas
Ronald T. Magpantay, Marissa B. Ramos, Claudine C.

Jaro, Maria Lolita G. Masangcap, Aries A. Tranate
Emmanuel C. Macaraeg
Training on Organic Agriculture for Livestock Technicians
ITSO Training on Patent Drafting 1
Seminar on How to Write a Winning Student Quill
Agri-Aqua Day of the Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural
Resources Research and Development
10th EdukCircle Convention on Media Communication
2013 International Conference on Applied Linguistics
17th English in Southeast Asia Conference
17th International Free Linguistics Conference
e-Learning Course on Information Security Management System, Knowledge

Management for Public Sector Organization, and Website Development Course
Seminar on Strategic Planning and Academic Course Programming
Hands-on Training on PC Troubleshooting
Philippine Youth Congress in Information Technology
International
Int's Center for Comm

Studies
Taipei Tech Dept of
English
AFP Theater, Camp

Aguinaldo, Quezon
City
Rodrigo C. Muoz Jr
Juliet Allegra A. Blanas, Leslie R. Jorge
Training-Conference in Energizing Engineering Curriculum Towards

International Recognition
Forum on Tour Guiding
Sept 24-26, 2013
Ricson L. Ines
Romualdo B. De Guzman, Judy B. Dumlao, Glenda D.
Abad, Arturo S. Villanueva
Sept 17-19, 2013
Janice Christian T. Morales, Rhea Lyn G. Halili, Marissa B.

Ramos, Ronald T. Magpantay, Mariestella Joy I. Muoz,
Arlyne M. Naoe, select students
First ASEAN Conference on Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering
Buendia, Makati
saturdays on July
13-August 10, 2013
Rouen Jay H. Perdio
2nd International Symposium of the Philippine Native Plants Conservation

Society, Inc.
Ateneo Center for

Continuing Educ
Ateneo Rockwell
Campus, Salcedo
Aug 12-13, 2013
26-Jul-13
2-Aug-13
Nov 15-16, 2013
National
National
BAR
Phil Assoc of
Accredited Tourist
Guide
Crown Regency
Suites and
National Museum,
Manila
International
PAC
International
National
National
National
Phil Native Plants

Conservation Society
Manila Hotel
SMX Convention
Center, Pasay City
Asian Productivity Org

and DAP
DAP, Ortigas Center,

Pasig City
July 22-25, August

12-15 and Nov 19-22,
2013
National
International
Hong Kong
Polytechnic
University
Sept 27-28, 2013
Dec 5-7, 2013
International
Taipei Tech Campus
National
PCAARRD
National
National
National
National
National
Level
SMX Convention
Center, Pasay City
Int'l Assoc of Business

Communicators
Unilb Bayanihan
Annex, Pioneer
Street, Mandaluyong
City
ATI-ITCPH
ATI-ITCPH,
Marawoy, Lipa City
IPO Phils
Ateneo Center for

Continuing Educ
Ateneo Rockwell
Campus, Salcedo
Adamson University,
Manila
Sponsoring Agency
Venue
University of Malaya,
Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia
Nov 14-15, 2013
25-Aug-13
July 8-9, 2013
Cristina G. Rivera, Nomer N. Varua
Training on Hi-Teach and High Touch: A Two-pronged Approach Toward

Student-Centered and Whole Brain Learning
Date
Persons Involved
Title

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HORIZONS
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26-Jul-13
various dates
Juliet Allegra A. Blanas, Leslie R. Jorge
Jerry C. Perello, Noeme M. Nocom, Marites F. Pascual,

Joycelin C. Ramos, Candida S. Punla, Belinda V. Manuel,
Roxanne T. Bongco, Rowell G. De Guia
Romeo C. Tuazon Jr
Forum on Tour Guiding
IELTI National and International Seminars
PNHRS National Peer Review, Editing and Training Workshop
Aileen C. Dominguez, Jenifer Z. Carandang, Romeo S.

Nisay, Alonzo L. Mortejo
International Research Forum in Sports and Physical Education
Edmundo C. Tungol, Cesar C. Gonzales, Beatriz L.

Soriano, Joseph L. Pencil
Rommel C. Flores, Hermogenes M. Paguia, Abigail G.
Abuan
Rodrigo C. Muoz Jr, Jonathan C. Muoz, Arturo M.
Alegado, Ricson L. Ines
Sisenando C. Masangcap Jr.
4th National Congress of PAITE
50th Scientific Seminar and Annual Convention of the Philippine Society of

Animal Science
Zonal Orientation on the Policies, Standards and Guidelines on the

Establishment of an Outcomes-based Education System in Higher Education
Institutions Offering Engineering Programs
1st Midyear Accounting Teachers Conference
Aida T. Solomon, Nelson S. Andres
Jason Anthony B. Banzon, select students
1st National Seminar-Workshop for College Student Leaders on Drug Abuse

Prevention and Education
Accreditation Survey Visit to Nueva Vizcaya State University
Yolanda D. Reyes, Charity S. Enriquez
2nd International Educators Conference of STEP UP International, Inc.
Lydia A. Pinili, Emmanuel C. Macaraeg, Eric G. Lopez,

Erlinda C. Salvador
Romeo C. Tuazon Jr
Workshop on Basic Skills Development in Wound Closure Techniques
Orientation on the Guidelines on the Grant of Performance-based Bonus for FY

2013 under Executive order No. 80 s2012
Zorille D. Villaflores, Christian M. Balba
9th Agriculture and Fisheries Technology Forum and Product Exhibition
Elizabth A. Joson, Maricel N. Bustamante, Vonhoepper N.

Ferrer
13-Aug-13
Aiza G. Santos
Ricson L. Ines, Walter G. Valdez
21st National Civil Engineering Quiz

BSWM's Training of Trainos for Climate Field School
Pambansang Kongreso sa Wikang Filipino
August 28-30, 2013
Hazel T. Ilaya, Anne Mae A. Concepcion
OWWA Capacity Building Orientation/Seminar
Sept 23-25, 2013
13-Sep-13
Oct 22-25, 2013
Dec 3-5, 2013
August 29-31, 2013
16-Aug-13
August 19-21, 2013
10-Aug-13
17-Aug-13
August 8-11, 2013
Sept 3-7, 2013

Aug 4-9, 2013
August 1-2, 2013
Felicisima V. Olaya, Glenda D. Abad, Julito L. Serrano,

Edlynne C. Fabian, Eugene S. Magno, Marianne M.
Naasca
Training on the Use of Instructional Technology
Sept 9-13, 2013
7-Aug-13
2-Aug-13
Rodrigo C. Muoz Jr
Training-Conference in Energizing Engineering Curriculum Towards

International Recognition
Date
Persons Involved
Title
Phil Society Gen

Surgeons
Cebu Northwinds
Hotel, Salinas Drive,
Lahug, Cebu City
Bohol
PhilRice, Muoz,
Nueva Ecija
Tagaytay City
Natl Assoc of CPAs I
CHED
Phil Soc Animal

Science
Phil Assoc of Industrial

Tech Ed
AACCUP
NVSU, Bayambang,
Nueva Vizcaya
TUP Manila
AO 25 Inter-agency
Task Force
Pambansang Kongreso
sa Wikang Filipino
PNU
DBM Manila
ADMU, QC
PNU Manila
Venu Parkview Hotel,

Baguio City
Dangerous Drugs
Board
BAR
SM Mega Trade Hall

2, Mandaluyong City
ADMU, QC
UP ACES
BSWM
OWWA
Hotel Stotsenberg,
Clark, Pampanga
UP Diliman
Baguio City
PSC
PNHRS
Plaza Del Norte and

Convention Center,
Laoag City, Ilocos
Norte
FUSE Learning
resource for Teachers,
Roxas Blvd, Manila
Int'l Englisg Learners

Training Institute
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
International
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
Phil Assoc of
Accredited Tourist
Guide
National Museum,
Manila
Hotel Supreme,
Baguio City
National
BAR
Crown Regency
Suites and
Level
Sponsoring Agency
Venue
HORIZONS
Sept 23-25, 2013

7-Sep-13
Sept 2-6, 2013

Nov 27-29, 2013
Sisenando C. Masangcap Jr.

Danilo C. Galicia, Flora D. Canare, Christian C. Carlos, GS
faculty and staff
select faculty
Zenaida O. Luna
Aida T. Solomon
1st Midyear Accounting Teachers Conference
GEACCUP Annual Regional Convention
57th Annual Convention of the Catholic Nurses Guild of the Philippines
NOSTE Biennial Convention and International Conference on Inquiry-based

Science
Accreditation Survey Visit to Apayao State College
Sept 11-13, 2013

6-Sep-13
Nov 25-27, 2013
Nov 23-24, 2013
Nov 21-23, 2013
Sept 24-27, 2013
Oct 17-18, 2013
Oct 23-25, 2013

Nov 4-5, 2013
Francisca B. Llamzon, Mariza Dulce C. Cruz, Mercedes

O. Perez, Maricris G. David, Josephine R. Tanciongco,
Rowena R. Mamangon, Adela G. Reyes, Elizabeth B.
Almario
Lorena G. Zapanta, Mylene R. Hualda
Herminio L. Miguel, Eduardo S. Tinao, Cristina G.
Rivera, Andrea O. De Jesus, Nelson S. Andres, Alfredo D.
Valentos, Aaron Paul C. Rivera, Charity S. Enriquez
Jonathan E. Lacayanga
Jesselyn C. Mortejo, Daniel R. Bawan, Monina C.

Montaniel, Marianita G. Sarmiento, Maria Cristina C.
Domingo
Danilo C. Galicia
Nelson S. Andres, Andrea O. De Jesus, Charity S.
Enriquez, Aaron Paul C. Rivera, Cristina G. Rivera,
Eduardo S. Tinao, Alfredo D. Valentos
Rudy C. Flores, Alex A. Baltazar, Dennis P. Guinto
Romeo C. Tuazon Jr
Gregorio J. Rodis
Morrimer N. Daag, Herren Donna M. Daag
Manila International Book Fair Forums and Seminars for Librarians
25th Career Counseling and Guidance Fair
Seminar on IP Commercialization and 2nd ITSO Annual Planning
2nd Aerobic Rice Technology National Conference
2013 4th International Conference on Agriculture and Animal Science
38th Pambansang Kumperensiya sa Sikolohiyang Pilipino
AACCUP Accreditation Survey Visit to Laguna State Polytechnic University
ITSO Training on Patent Drafting Part 2
4th National Tilapia Congress
UPM-NIH's Training-Workshop on Continuing Ethics Education: Health

Research Methodologies and Research Ethics
ADMU-CCE Course on Finance Fundamentals for School Executives
ATI-ITCPH National Course on Animal Waste Management and Utilization
Sept 30-Oct 11, 2013
Oct 17-18, 2013
Oct 9-11, 2013
Sept 2-7, 2013
Rolliver M. Baciles
Irene Gina D. Cruz
12th National Career Executive Services Conference
AACCUP Accreditation Survey Visit to Isabela State University
Sept 20-21, 2013
6-Sep-13
13-Sep-13
Rodrigo C. Muoz Jr, Jonathan C. Muoz, Arturo M.

Alegado, Ricson L. Ines
Zonal Orientation on the Policies, Standards and Guidelines on the

Establishment of an Outcomes-based Education System in Higher Education
Institutions Offering Engineering Programs
Date
Persons Involved
Title
AACCUP
Conner and Luna,

Apayao
ATI-ITCPH
ATI-ITCPH,
Marawoy, Lipa City
LSPU, Siniloan and
ADMU-CCE
ADMU-CCE
UP Manila
BFAR
Fontana Leisure Park,

Clarkfield, Pampanga
UP Manila
IPOPhil
AACCUP
Laguna State
Polytechnic
University
TIP-Cubao, Quezon
City
PSSP
Asia-Pacific Chemical,
Biological and
Environmental Eng'g
Society
IPOPhil
DOLE
Primetime Asia Inc
AACCUP
CamSur, Naga City
Phuket, Thailand
University of La
Salette, Santiago City
DLSU-Taft Avenue
PICC, Manila
SMX Convention
Center, Pasay City
Cauayan City, Isabela
CESB
Nat'l Org of Science

Teachers and Educators
Bacolod City and

Negros Occidental
Tagaytay City
Catholic Nurses Guild

of the Phils
Lung Center of the

Phils, QC
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
International
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
International
National
National
Natl Assoc of CPAs I

n Educ
GEACCUP-III
National
Level
CHED
Sponsoring Agency
Crowne Royale, COB
Bohol
PhilRice, Muoz,
Nueva Ecija
Venue

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HORIZONS
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Oct 1-4, 2013

Oct 2-4, 2013
Danilo C. Galicia
Nelson S. Andres, Alfredo D. Valentos, Grisom P. Gines
Monina C. Montaniel, Maria Cristina C. Domingo, Daniel
D. Bawan
Arturo M. Alegado, Jonathan E. Lacayanga
Lydia A. Pinili, Eric G. Lopez
Perla B. Estrella
Irene Gina D. Cruz, Aida T. Solomon
Christian M. Balba, Rizzielyn S. Burayag
Arturo M. Alegado, Hermogenes M. Paguia, Jose Paulo B.

Tuazon, Mirasol M. Rosano, Janno Coejos
Accreditation Survey Visit to Laguna State Polytechnic University
Accreditation Survey Visit to Batangas State University
Second Asia-Pacific Conference Workshop on Psychological Testing
Second International Conference and Training workshop of PABSSCU
10th National organic Agriculture Congress and 1st Philippine Natural and
Organic Products Expo
iSchools Project Terminal report Writeshop
Flagship Course on the Management of Research in SUCs Batch 2
Accreditation Survey Visit to Ilocos Sur Polytechnic State College
2013 National Makapuno Summit
Seminar in Utilizing Technology in the Classroom
2nd Annual Program Review for DOST and PCAARRD Funded Programs/
Projects under the National S&T Program for Carabao Mango
Nov 4-5, 2013
Oct 22-25, 2013
Remigio C. Sacdalan, Jackielyn R. Magpantay, select

students
NFJPIA National Search for Ms. Ambassador of Goodwill
17th National Symposium on Agriculture and Aquatic Resources Research and

Development
5-Oct-13
Oct 9-11, 2013
Magdalena A. Abella
Herminio L. Miguel, Jonathan E. Lacayanga, Q. Mendoza
(ART Farmer)
Seminar on Finance Fundamentals for School Executives
One-Day Symposium on the Updates on Women's Rights Concerns and Rightsbased Approach to the LGBTQCI Issue
2nd National Rice Conference
Nov 4-5, 2013
9-Oct-13
Oct 23-26, 2013
Icelle B. Soriano
Joint Conference of PAP and ARUPS
Oct 16-19, 2013
Oct 7-8, 2013
Oct 3-4, 2013
Oct 1-4, 2013
Sept 30-Oct 4, 2013
Oct 21-26, 2013
Oct 17-19, 2013
Nov 5-7, 2013
Sept 24-27, 2013
Sept 30-Oct 11, 2013
Gregorio J. Rodis
Morrimer N. Daag, Herren Donna M. Daag
ADMU-CCE Course on Finance Fundamentals for School Executives
ATI-ITCPH National Course on Animal Waste Management and Utilization
Oct 23-25, 2013
Romeo C. Tuazon Jr
UPM-NIH's Training-Workshop on Continuing Ethics Education: Health

Research Methodologies and Research Ethics
Date
Persons Involved
Title
AACCUP
LSPU, Siniloan and

Los Baos Campuses,
Laguna
National
Nat'l iSchools Project

Mgt Office and DOSTICTO
CHED and DAP
AACCUP
Southern Luzon State
University
ADMU-CCE
Manila
Eugenio Lopez
Center, Antipolo City
Ilocos Sur Polytechnic
State College
SLSU Lucban,
Quezon Province
Ateneo Rockwell
Campus, Salcedo
University of La
CHED Auditorium,
Diliman, QC
Ateneo Rockwell
Campus, Salcedo
PCAARD, UPLB,
Laguna
Puerto Princesa,
Palawan
Miriam College,
Quezon City
RMTU
Isabela State U
CHED
ADMU-CCE
PCAARRD
National
National
National
National
National
National
Psych Assoc of the

Phils, ASEAN Regional
Union of Psych'l
Studies
JPIA
National
PCAARRD
National
National
National
National
National
Nat'l Organic Agri

Board
PICC, Manila
International
PABSSCU
CHED Auditorium,
Diliman, QC
National
MAVEC Specialists
Foundation Inc
National
National
National
National
National
Level
PHINMA Training
Center, Tagaytay City
AACCUP
ATI-ITCPH
BatSU
ADMU-CCE
ATI-ITCPH,
Marawoy, Lipa City
UP Manila
Sponsoring Agency
ADMU-CCE
UP Manila
Venue
HORIZONS
Oct 9-11, 2013

Oct 16-17, 2013
Nov 21-23, 2013
Oct 9-11, 2013

Oct 11-13, 2013
Oct 21-23, 2013
Herminio L. Miguel, Jonathan E. Lacayanga, Q. Mendoza

(ART Farmer)
Arlene D. Ibaez, Jonathan E. Lacayanga
Rodrigo C. Muoz Jr, Kristine P. Ortega, Faye L. Baret,
Christopher V. Maglaque, Riadal T. Sampang
Emmanuel C. Macaraeg, Erlinda C. Salvador
Eduardo S. Tinao
Jenifer Z. Carandang, Aileen C. Dominguez, Alonzo L.
Mortejo, Romeo S. Nisay Jr.
Normita M. Lugtu, MT Manzanares and AM Eugenio
(students)
2nd National Rice Conference
25th National Research Symposium
Annual Convention of the Institute of Electronics Engineers of the Philippines
DAP's Workshop on Cascading the Revised Performance Targets of SUCs
IPOPhil Product Training Series on the Use of Total Patent
2nd National Conference on Sport Pedagogy
15th Inkblots: Annual National Campus Journalism Fellowship
Nov 19-21, 2013

Oct 26-28, 2013
Magdalena A. Abella, Evelyn S. Tria, Arlene D. Ibaez,

Lourdes S. Santos, Consuelo G. Cruz
Danilo C. Galicia, Rolliver M. Baciles
Rodrigo C. Muoz Jr, Jonathan C. Muoz, Aiza G. Santos
Orientation and Training-Workshop on NBC 461: Updated CCE and QCE

Instruments
AACCUP Accreditation Survey Visit tof Marinduque State College
Second Rapid Earthquake Damage Assessment System Convention
19-Nov-13
Dec 3-5, 2013
Oct 23-25, 2013
Nov 6-8, 2013
Delfin O. Magpantay, Gregorio J. Rodis, Emmanuel C.

Macaraeg, Danilo C Galicia
Rosita D. Vianzon, Jocelyn F. Villanueva
Cesar C. Gonzales
Jonas .B Del Cozar
Faye L. Baret; Y. Dizon, MA Colentava, L. Arguelles

(BSECE 5 students)
Carina C. Batol, Yolanda D. Reyes, Marianita G.
Sarmiento, Jaime M Forbes, Lourdes S Santos, Thelma DG.
Manansala, Charity S. Enriquez
Ana Margarita S. Rodis, Aristotle B. Cordova
Arlene D. Ibaez, Perla B. Estrella
Forum on Education Competitiveness in an ASEAN Integrated Era
56th Nurses Week Celebration and National Annual Convention
2nd TESD Congress
Seminar-Workshop on Basic Records and Archives Management
SWEEP Three-Day Mentoring Session
Training of New AACCUP Accreditors
One eLearning Portal Users Training
2nd International Training Course on BIOCHAR
Course on Competencies and Skills for Research Managers
Nov 4-7, 2013
Oct 25-Nov 1, 2013
25-Oct-13
29-Oct-13
Oct 22-24, 2013
Oct 23-26, 2013
Flora D. Canare
Grisom P Gines, Alfredo D Valentos, Desiderio V Pepito,
Gerald S Robles
11th ASIA TEFL International Conference
61st Annual National Convention of the National Philippine Society of

Mechanical Engineers
Oct 15-18, 2013
Oct 22-24, 2013
Arturo M. Alegado
21st National Fruit Symposium
Oct 21-25, 2013
11-Oct-13
5-Oct-13
Magdalena A. Abella
One-Day Symposium on the Updates on Women's Rights Concerns and Rightsbased Approach to the LGBTQCI Issue
Date
Persons Involved
Title
IPOPhil
IPOPhil Office,
Taguig City
SMART SWEEP
First Pacific
Leadership Academy,
Antipolo City
Astoria Plaza, Pasig

City
DAP and CHED
iSchools
NAP
Hotel Veniz, Baguio

City
NCC, CP Garcia, UP
Diliman, QC
TESDA
SMX Convention
Center, Pasay City
AACCUP
Phil Nurses Assoc
Aziza Hotel, Puerto

Princesa, Palawan
CLSU
UP
PSME
National
International
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
International
National
ADMU-ACELT
National
AACCUP
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
Level
Phil Institute of
Volcanology and
Seismology
Edsa Shangri-la hotel
SMX Convention
Center, Pasay City
ADMU
UP Diliman
Marinduque
PASUC
PFA
University of
Southeastern Phils,
Davao City
Makati Palace Hotel,
Makati City
UST
UST
UP-CHK
DAP and CHED

City
UP Diliman
IECEP-National
BAR
RDMIC, Diliman,
Quezon City
SMX Aura, The Fort,
Taguig City
Isabela State U
CHED
Sponsoring Agency
University of La
CHED Auditorium,
Diliman, QC
Venue

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HORIZONS
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Jonathan E Lacayanga
Training on Intensified Aerobic Rice Technology
Icelle B Soriano, Maricris G David
Ika-38 Kumperensiya sa Sikolohiyang Pilipino
Aida T Solomon, Irene Gina D Cruz
Sherrilyn B Quintos, Yolanda D Reyes, Rowell G. De Guia
International Conference on Language, Literature and Culture
Ernesto G Cabana, Fe P Maglaque, Aiza G Santos, CE

students
16th National Civil Engineering Students Conference of Philippine Institute of

Civil Engineers
Arturo M Alegado
Yolanda B Simbul
Flagship Course on Academic Excellence
Workshop on the Self-Assessment Instrument for the Institutional Performance

of the 84 Identified Provincial Institutes of Agriculture and Fisheries under
NAFES
Robert O Aguilar, Lourdes A Guevarra
Product Awareness Seminar
Emmanuel C Macaraeg
Hermogenes M Paguia
Philippine Association of Extension program Implementors, inc. General

Assembly and Symposium
Three-Day International Academic Colloqium "ASEAN 2015: Perspectives on

People Mobility and Their Implications for Higher Education"
Perla B Estrella, Monaliza C Rodriguez, Lianne B Santos,

Nomer N. Varua
Capacity Building Workshops on Utilizing LGU Reports under the Full

Disclosure Policy
Roberto R Rosario
Rina Q Paguia, Romualdo B de Guzman Jr
Training Workshop "Transition to Sustaonable Production Systems: CropLivestock-Environment Interactions in a Changing Climate"
81st Philippine Veterinary Medical Association Annual Convention and Scientific

Conference
Dennis P. Guinto
Seminar on Philippine Bidding Documents for the Procurement of Goods
Digna M De Guzman, Khristina Anne A Dimarucut
Arlene D. Ibaez, Perla B. Estrella
Course on Competencies and Skills for Research Managers
National Seminar-workshop on Gender and Development Planning and

Budgeting for Advocates
2nd International Training Course on BIOCHAR
Nelson S Andres
Ana Margarita S. Rodis, Aristotle B. Cordova
One eLearning Portal Users Training
2nd International Conference In Technology
Nov 6-8, 2013
Carina C. Batol, Yolanda D. Reyes, Marianita G.

Sarmiento, Jaime M Forbes, Lourdes S Santos, Thelma DG.
Manansala, Charity S. Enriquez
Training of New AACCUP Accreditors
14-Nov-13
Nov 12-15, 2013
Nov 28-29, 2013
Nov 21-23, 2013
Feb 19-21, 2014
Nov 25-27, 2013
Nov 7-8, 2013
Nov 21-24, 2013
Nov 29-30, 2013
9-Nov-13
Nov 10-16, 2013
6-Nov-13
Nov 7-9, 2013
Nov 7-9, 2013
Nov 18-29, 2013
Nov 6-9, 2013
Nov 4-7, 2013
Oct 25-Nov 1, 2013
25-Oct-13
Date
Persons Involved
Title
National
International
Centre for Dev't

Innovation,
Wageningen UR and
SESAM and ADSC
National
National
BASC
AACCUP
San Pablo City and

Sta. Cruz, Laguna
Bagac, Bataan
CHED-NAFES
Bicol University
Graduate School
Phil Vet Medical Assn
Phil Assoc of GAD

Advocates
FEU-East Asia College
Manila
Legazpi City
The Legend, Puerto

Princesa, Palawan
TUP Manila
FEU-East Asia
College
National
National
National
International
National
National
International
National
Phil Institute of Civil

Eng'g
SMX Davao
Convention Center,
Davao City
Pambansang Samahan
sa Sikolohiyang
Pilipino
CHED and PASUC
East View Hotel,

Bacolod City, Negros
Occidental
National
University of Nueva
Caceres, Naga City,
SamSur
DBM
Hotel Stotsenberg,
Clark, Pampanga
National
International
PAEPI
Mindanao University
o S&T
Parkroyal Hotel,
Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia
DILG
Holiday Inn, Clark,

Pampanga
National
National
SCCE Training Center

and Sofia Center for
Continuing Education
Subic International
Hotel, Olongapo City
UP Los Baos
National
International
DAP and CHED
iSchools
NCC, CP Garcia, UP
Diliman, QC
National
Level

City
AACCUP
Sponsoring Agency
CLSU
Venue
HORIZONS
Nov 21-23, 2013

30-Nov-13
22-Nov-13
Dec 11-13, 2013

Nov 13-15, 2013
Nov 28-30, 2013

Nov 21-22, 2013
22-Nov-13
29-Nov-13
Nov 26-30, 2013

Nov 27-30, 2013
29-Nov-13
Dec 12-15, 2013
Romeo C Tuazon Jr
Romeo T Quintos, Francisco A Yumang, Emmanuel

Ycasas, E. Marimla, student-athletes
Jayvee Villazor
Christopher V Maglaque, select Levels 3 and 5 BSECE
students
Christopher V Maglaque, select ECE students
Felicisima V Olaya, Glenda D Abad, Sunshine S Talavera,
JD Vicencio, Fe P Maglaque, Angelica G Berosil,
Consolacion T Santos, select students
Roda M Adriano, Janice Christian T Morales, Cherry A
Collera
Jane S Salenga
Yolanda B Simbul
Magdalena A Abella, Renz Marion M Lara
Sisenando C Masangcap Jr, Maria Luisa A Roque, Eric G
Lopez, Lydia A. Pinili
Aristotle B Cordova
Teresita R Castillo, Rolando P Manaligod, Teresita E
Roberto, Lorena G Zapanta, Olivia H Perdio, Susan M
Talavera, Rachel G Dabu, Aurora R Consunji
Ramon DG Ignacio
Danilo C Galicia, Rolliver M Baciles
Nelson S Andres, Guillermo O Lacson, Mar O Tapia, select
students
Jocelyn F Villanueva, Ruby S Matibag, Romeo C Tuazon,
MCL Lamira, Rosita D Vianzon, OC De Leon
Homer A Tacubanza, select students
Nursing Research Competency Training Program
LTEG Sports Chess Tournament
Ika-38 Pambansang Kumperensiya sa Sikolohiyang Pilipino
Institute of Electronics Engineers of the Philippines 8th Annual Sports Festival
Institute of Electronics Engineers of the Philippines 63rd General Membership

Meeting and 3rd International Electronic Conference and Exposition
Math-Science Quiz and Turnover Ceremony of the Philippine Science

Consortium 2013
4th International Conference on Teaching and Learning
6th International Conference on Humanoid, Nanotechnology, Information

Technology, Communication and Control, Environment and Management 2013
Flagship Course on Academic Excellence for Middle Managers of State

Universities and Colleges
Orientation/Hands-on Workshop on the GMIS Web-based Application System

for SUCs
Training on Citizen Satisfaction Index System 2013
Orientation/Briefing on Govmail Using Zimbra
Professional Development Program on Transformative Student Discipline

Beyond Punishment and Liability
Seminar on New Guidelines and Procedures for Entering Into Joint Ventures
Between Government and Private Entities
Accreditation Survey Visit to the University of Northern Philippines
38th Institute of Integrated Electrical Engineers National Convention
Mother and Child Nurses Association of the Philippines 33rd Foundation

Anniversary and 32nd Annual Convention
Seminar Series on Sweet and White Potato By-Products and By-products from
Benedicto D Torres
24-Nov-13
Jonathan E Lacayanga
Training on Intensified Aerobic Rice Technology
ARPI National Arnis Encounter 2013
Nov 29-30, 2013
Aida T Solomon, Irene Gina D Cruz
28-Nov-13
27-Nov-13
Nov 24-30, 2013
Nov 12-14, 2013
14-Nov-13
Nov 12-15, 2013
Nov 28-29, 2013
Arturo M Alegado
Workshop on the Self-Assessment Instrument for the Institutional Performance

of the 84 Identified Provincial Institutes of Agriculture and Fisheries under
NAFES
Date
Persons Involved
Title
RDMIC, Diliman,
SM North Edsa
Manila Hotel
DA
Arnis Philippines
MCNAP
IIEEP
AACCUP
UNP, Vigan City,

Ilocos Sur
SMX Convention
Center, Pasay City
Centr for Global best

Practices
Edsa Shangri-la hotel
PAASA
DOST
NCC, CP Garcia, UP
Diliman, QC
UST
DILG
DBM/PASUC
CHED/DAP
ASEAN Econ
Community
Hotel Rembrandt, QC
Rembrandt Hotel, QC
Metro Manila
DLSU
Bangkok, Thailand
PSC
IECEP-Central Luzon
SMX Exhibition
Center, The Fort,
Taguig
BatSU
IECEP-Central Luzon
BHMC
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
International
International
National
International
Regional
National
Pambansang Samahan
sa Sikolohiyang
Pilipino
University of Nueva
Caceres, Naga City,
SamSur
National
National
ADPCN and PNEA
National
National
National
Level
Jackman Muoz,
Quezon City
BASC
Bagac, Bataan
AACCUP
San Pablo City and

Sta. Cruz, Laguna
ADPCN Center
for Training and
Development,
Diliman, QC
CHED-NAFES
Sponsoring Agency
Manila
Venue

EXPLORING

HORIZONS
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Nov 27-30, 2013

29-Nov-13
Dec 12-15, 2013
Nelson S Andres, Guillermo O Lacson, Mar O Tapia, select

students
Jocelyn F Villanueva, Ruby S Matibag, Romeo C Tuazon,
MCL Lamira, Rosita D Vianzon, OC De Leon
Homer A Tacubanza, select students
Benedicto D Torres
Arturo M Alegado
Eduardo S Tinao
Lourdes S Santos
38th Institute of Integrated Electrical Engineers National Convention
Mother and Child Nurses Association of the Philippines 33rd Foundation

Anniversary and 32nd Annual Convention
ARPI National Arnis Encounter 2013
Seminar Series on Sweet and White Potato By-Products and By-products from
Banana Peduncle
Workshop "Assessment of Productivity Enhancement Measures on Carabao

Mango in Central Luzon"
Workshop on Patent Analytics and Landscaping
1st International Youth and Educators Summit for Transformative Education for
Paper Presentation
Emmanuel C Macaraeg, Danilo C Galicia
Hermogenes M Paguia
Flagship Course on the Management of SUC Extension Services
2nd International Conference on Open and Distance e-Learning
Gregorio J Rodis
CESB's Strategic and Critical Thinking Workshop
Pablo V Acua, Roxanne T Bongco
Rolliver M. Baciles, Leandro T Olubia, Laarni C Canare,

select CTP students
First National Convention of Pre-Service and In-Service Teachers
Forum on Education for Pre-Service Teachers
Gregorio J Rodis
Unifying Higher Education Working Group Meeting: Building Linkages

Between Industry and the Academe
Marianita G Sarmiento, Daniel R Bawan, Grace C

Merindo, Erna Liza C Mateo, Lady Fatima T Dianco,
Khristina Anne A Dimarucut
Dec 5-7, 2013
Rolliver M Baciles
Accreditation Survey Visit to Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University
Psychosocial Support Training Program for Professionals- "PASUC Burubligay

Program"
4-Dec-13
Gregorio J Rodis
Forum on Global Competitiveness Indices
June 19-20, 2014
Dec 14-17, 2013
Dec 13-14, 2013
Dec 8-14, 2013
Feb 6-7, 2014
Dec 2-7, 2013
11-Dec-13
Job D Paguio
1st International Youth and Educators Summit for Transformative Education for
Paper Presentation
Dec 9-12, 2013
Dec 9-12, 2013
Dec 4-6, 2013
Nov 28-29, 2013
28-Nov-13
Date
Persons Involved
Title
PASUC
PNU
UP Open University
Teachers Camp,
Baguio City
Crowne Plaza Manila
Galleria, Metro
Manila
DAP
Astoria Plaza Hotel,

Ortigas Center, Pasig
City
PNU
National
Human Resource
Innovations and
Solutions Inc
St. Giles Hotel,
Makati City
National
National
National
National
National
Phil Assoc of PreService Teachers
Saint Louis
University, baguio
City
National
National
Philippine Business for
Education
AACCUP
National
International
International
National
Regional
National
National
National
National
Level
Phil Business for

Education, Makati
La Union
Nat'l Competitiveness
Council
Subic Travelers Hotel,

Olongapo City
PNU
Eurotel Hotel and

Convention Center,
Boracay
PNU
IPOPhil
Dusit Thani Manila

Hotel
Eurotel Hotel and

Convention Center,
Boracay
RMTU
DA
Arnis Philippines
MCNAP
IIEEP
Sponsoring Agency
RMTU
RDMIC, Diliman,
Quezon City
SM North Edsa
Manila Hotel
SMX Convention
Center, Pasay City
Venue
HORIZONS
Date and Venue of the Activity
Aral-Ani (Training on Organic Vegetables Production)
Seminar-Workshop on Aral-Ani sa Paaralan Tungo sa

Malusog na Kabataan
Coffee Planting Festival

Malusog na Kabataan
Farmer's Field Day of STBF on Saba Production
Aral-Ani
Training on Record Keeping and Partial Budget

Analysis of STCBF on Mango Production and
Management
Philippine National Aquasilviculture Program Harvest

Festival
Philippine National Aquasilviculture Program Harvest

Festival
Uplifting the Socio-Economic Conditions of the Family

of Farmers and Fishermen through Various Extension
Services (Training on Mushroom Production)
Training on STBF Banana (Saba) Production and Vermi
Composting
Uplifting the Socio-Economic Conditions of the
Family of Farmers and Fishermen through Various
Extension Services (Training on Hydroponics / Organic
Vegetables Production)
Services (Seminar on Nutrition Farming)
Services (Seminar on Hydroponics Vegetables
Production)
Training on STBF Coffee Rejuvenation and

Rehabilitation Techniques
May 27, 2013; Farmer's Training Center, BPSU Abucay Campus
May 29-30, 2013; Farmer's Training Center, BPSU Abucay Campus
Dr. Hermogenes M. Paguia; Hermenio L. Miguel; John Ilaya;

Jony Icalla
Dr. Hermogenes M. Paguia; Herminio L. Miguel; Ana Marei
Buraga; Lisa Marabe; Jony Icalla; John Ilaya
Dr. Hermogenes Paguia, For. Romualdo de Guzman, Rina Q.

Paguia
Dr. Hermogenes Paguia, Dr. Arturo Alegado, Niel David,
Editha Ganado
Dr. Hermogenes Paguia, Engr. Lacayanga, Jony Icalla, Zorille
Villaflores, Mirasol Rosano

Editha Ganado
Speaker-Dr. Hermogenes M. Paguia; Coordinator: Dr.

Elizabeth A. Joson; Facilitators: Dr. Art Alegado, Neil David,
Mirasol Rosano, Monaliza C. Rodriguez
Dr. Delfin Magpantay, Dr. Hermogenes Paguia, Dr. Elizabeth
Joson, Dr. Gregorio Rodis, Mirasol Rosano, Monaliza
Rodriguez
Dr. Hermogenes M. Paguia, Dr. Elizabeth Joson, Dr. Gregorio

Rodis, Mirasol Rosano, Jose Paulo Tuazon
September 6, 2013; Bagac, Bataan
August 28-29, 2013; Bagumbayan Elementary School
August 24, 2013; Bangkal, Abucay, Bataan
August 22, 2013; Nagwaling Elementary School
August 9, 2013; Sabatan, Orion, Bataan
July 31, 2013 - pm; Bulwagan Annex, Capitol Compound, City of

Balanga
July 12, 2013; Farmer's Training Center, BPSU Abucay Campus
May 21, 2013; Roger Roque's Farm, Centro I, Orani, Bataan
May 2-3, 2013; Kaparangan, Pantalan Luma, Kabalutan, Pulo, Orani,

Bataan
May 6, 2013; Farmer's Training Center, BPSU Abucay Campus
Dr. Hermogenes M. Paguia; Dr. Arturo M. Alegado;

Morimmer N. Daag; Rudy C. Flores; Mirasol M. Rosano
Mr. Rudy C. Flores; Dr. Felicisima E. Tungol; Dr. Yolanda B.

Simbul; Mrs. Elizabeth L. Medairos; Mr. Pablo V. Acua Jr.
Mrs. Nenita B. Acua, Mr. Jayson P. Angeles
Mr. Rudy C. Flores; Dr. Felicisima E. Tungol; Dr. Yolanda
Simbul, Mrs. Elizabeth L. Medairos; Mr. Pablo V. Acua Jr.
Mrs. Nenita B. Acua, Mr. Jayson P. Angeles
April 29, 2013; Orani, Bataan
April 22-23, 2013; Brgy. Talimundoc, Orani, Bataan
April 17, 2013; Orani and Samal, Bataan
April 10, 2013; Farmer's Training Center, BPSU Abucay Campus
Dr. Hermogenes M. Paguia; Dr. Arturo M. Alegado;

Morimmer N. Daag; Rudy C. Flores; Mirasol M. Rosano
Dr. Hermogenes M. Paguia, Rudy C Flores, Rina Q. Paguia,

Mirasol M. Rosano
Dr. Hermogenes Paguia, Dr. Elizabeth Joson, Dr. Gregorio

Rodis, Mr. Rudy C Flores, Mirasol Rosano, Jose Paulo Tuazon
Rodis, For. Romualdo De Guzman, Mirasol Rosano, Jose Paulo
Tuazon
February 4 and 19, 2013; Orani, Bataan
Dr. Elizabeth A. Joson, Dr. Felicisima Tungol, Rudy Flores,

Elizabeth Medairos, Yolanda Simbul, Dr. Delfin Magpantay
Philippine National Aquasilviculture Program
Technology Forum cum Seminar on STBF Pole Sitao

and Organic Vegetables Production
March 21-22, 2013; Farmer's Training Center, BPSU Abucay Campus
Dr. Hermogenes Paguia, Mirasol Rosano, Dr. Arturo Alegado,

John Ilaya, Melanie Cruz, Jony Icalla
Agriculture and Natural Resources

Dr. Hermogenes Paguia; Dr. Elizabeth Joson; Dr. Gregorio
January 28-29, 2013; Balanga City; March 14-15, 2013; Farmer's
Rodis; Mirasol Rosano; Jose Paulo Tuazon
Training Center, BPSU Abucay Campus
Persons Involved
Aral-Ani Program (Trainer's Training on Organic

Vegetables Production)
Science and Technology-Based Farm Projects (Mango

Production)
Title of Extension Program
List of Extension Projects Conducted
14
20
143
28
31
21
50
54
29
15
23
20
36
34
42
15
17
12
16
34
15
54
15
13
23
13
20
24
Female
21
36
177
43
40
54
25
65
67
52
24
30
33
56
40
47
39
17
15
Total
No. of Beneficiaries
Male
Completed
Completed
On Going
Completed
Completed
Completed
On-Going
Completed
Completed
On-Going
On-Going
On-Going
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
On-Going
On-Going
Project Status

EXPLORING

HORIZONS
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Computer Literacy Training for Professionals (Basic

Computer Literacy for Clients of Bataan Parole and
Probation Office)
Skills Enhancement Training for the Barangay Health

Workers (Basic Life Support)
Skills Enhancement Training for the Teachers of Bani
Elementary School (Lecture on Proper Budgetting)
Computer Literacy Training for Orion Elementary
Teachers (Computer Graphics Workshop)
Computer Literacy Training for Professionals (Skills
Training in AUTOCAD 2013 for Secondary School TLE
Teachers in DepEd Bataan)
Livelihood Training Program for Mothers (Vegetable

Processing Training)
Food Processing Seminar Workshop "Kaalaman

Pangkabuhayan Para sa mga Ginang ng Tahanan ng
Iba't Ibang Barangay ng Orani"
Preparation of Low-Cost but Nutritious Food
(Significant Evaluation of Nutrition Requirements of
Children Ages from 1 to 6 / Teaching and Guiding
Mothers of Concerned Children to Prepare Food
Relative to Nutrition Requirement of their Children)
Hands on Training on Vermi Culture with EM
Aral-Ani (Training on Mushroom Production)
Training on Vegetable Backyard Farming
Backyard Vegetable Gardening for Livelihood Training
Aral-Ani (Seminar Workshop on Aral-ani sa Paaralan

Tungo sa Malusog na Kabataan)
STBF (Training-Workshop on ICM/IPM of STCBF on

Mango Production)
Aral-Ani (Training on Organic Vegetables Production)

Malusog na Kabataan
Coffee Planting Festival

Malusog na Kabataan
51
Trainors - Rowena S. Badua, Bernadeth B. Gabor; Proponent - Dr.

Elizabeth A. Joson; EMCEE / Writer- Nomer N. Varua; Facilitator Monaliza C. Rodriguez
Speaker - Dr. Elizabeth A. Joson; Trainors - Ronald Tyron B. dela Rosa,
Romeo Tuazon; Facilitator - Monaliza C. Rodriguez
Trainor - Ms. Jacqueline Magpantay; CBA Extension CoordinatorLorna dela Paz; OES Chairman- Susan C. Laggui
Project Proponents / Lecturers - Engr. Aida T. Solomon, Cristina Rivera,
Aaron Paul Rivera, Roda Adriano, Janice Christian Morales
Project Proponents / Facilitators -Engr. Aida T. Solomon, Rolando
Carpio, Marissa Ramos; Lecturers -Maria Diorella Paguio, Erwin
Oliveria, Jose Rauol Navata; Coordinator- Janice Christian Morales
Project Proponents / Facilitators - Engr. Aida T. Solomon, Maria
Diorella Paguio, Rolando Carpio, Jose Rauol Navata; Lecturers - Maria
Lolita G. Masangcap, Erwin Oliveria, Marissa Ramos; Coordinator Janice Christian Morales
Proponent - Dr. Ma. Concepcion G. Sevilla
11
11
May 27 to 31, 2013; BPSU Main Campus

May 1, 2013; Bani, Cataning, City of Balanga
May 30, 31, June 5 to 7, 2013; BPSU Main Campus
June 3-4, 2013; BPSU Balanga Campus
May 29, 2013; BPSU Main Campus
April 1 to June 1, 2013, Kapitangan, Abucay, Bataan
12
17
15
56
116
20
21
12
21
18
11
44
10
32
12
16
34
15
19
20
13
13
September 12-13, 2013; Bangkal, Abucay

September 12, 2013; Dr. Victoria B. Roman Memorial High School,
Pantingan, Pilar, Bataan
23
29
14
20
143
28
Female
21
28
26
57
118
20
21
24
33
26
31
57
23
83
28
41
21
36
177
43
Total
Male
September 13, 2013; Abucay and Balanga City
September 7, 2013; Mariveles, Bataan
September 6, 2013; Bagac, Bataan
August 28-29, 2013; Bagumbayan Elementary School
August 24, 2013; Bangkal, Abucay, Bataan
August 22, 2013; Nagwaling Elementary School
Susan Laggui, Eurora de Guzman, Dr. Elizabeth Joson,

November 28, 2013; Cataning, City of Balanga
Rowena Atuan, Monaliza Rodriguez, Kristine Joy Roque
Dr. Hermogenes Paguia, Mirasol Rosano, John Ilaya, Johny
Icalya, Janno Coejos
Dr. Hermogenes M. Paguia, For. Romualdo de Guzman, Rina
October 3, 2013; Palili, Samal
Paguia, Mirasol Rosano
October 4, 2013; Pulo, Hermosa and Mariveles, Bataan
October 11, 2013; St. Francis I, Limay, and Mariveles, Bataan
Dr. Hermogenes Paguia, Mirasol Rosano, Janno Coejos,
October 31, 2013; Farmer's Training Center, BPSU Abucay Bataan
Jonny Icalla, john Ilaya, Angeli Pangilinan
Engineering and Technology (Includes Skills and Livelihood)
Josephine Almazan, Jayson Angeles, Russel Casuga, Richard Deldoc,
Yolanda Simbul, Elizabeth Medairos, Roel Garcia, Rudy Flores,
March 15, 2013; Orani, Bataan
Armando Villafuerte, Lydia Alipio, Nenita Acua, Herbert Agustin
Dr. Paguia, Dr. Alegado, Neil David, Editha Ganado
Dr. Hermogenes Paguia, For. Romualdo de Guzman, Rina Q.

Paguia
Editha Ganado
Dr. Hermogenes Paguia, Engr. Lacayanga, Jony Icalla, Zorille
Villaflores, Mirasol Rosano
Dr. Hermogenes Paguia, For. Romualdo de Guzman, Rina
Rodis, Mirasol Rosano, Jose Paulo Tuazon
Dr. Hermogenes Paguia, For. Romualdo de Guzman, Rina

Editha Ganado
Agriculture and Natural Resources
Persons Involved
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
On Going
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
On Going
Completed
Project Status
HORIZONS
Food Processing Seminar Workshop (Kaalamang

Pangkabuhayan Para sa Ginang ng mga Mangingisda
sa Lalawigan ng Bataan)
Beauty Care (Hair Cutting & Hair Care Services)

Banana Processing Training (Banana Chips, Catsup and
Vinegar)
Youth Empowerment Through Capability and
Opportunity Building: The BPSU Way (Session
3-Alcohol, Smoking and Drug Abuse Seminar)
Beauty Care (Hand & Foot Reflexology & Back Massage

Training)
Seminar in Safety Engineering Management (Electrical

System Inspection and Repair
Food Processing Seminar Workshop (Livelihood
Training of the Mothers of Children Under the Feeding
Program of Capitangan Health Center Abucay Bataan
Through Food Processing)
Skills Enhancement Training for Technology and
Livelihood Teachers of Bataan
Skills Development Program for the Inmates of the

Bataan District Jail (Food & Beverage Service and Bread
and Pastry Production)
Livelihood Training Program for Mothers (Kaalamang

Pangkabuhayan Para sa mga Ginang ng Mangingisda
ng Bayan ng Orani at Bagac, Bataan)

Opportunity Building: The BPSU Way (Session 2-First
Aid Training with Basic Life Support)
Livelihood Training Program for Mothers (Kaalamang
Pangkabuhayan Para sa mga Ginang ng Mangingisda
ng Bayan ng Orani at Bagac, Bataan)

Opportunity Building: The BPSU Way (Session 1)
Beauty Care (Hair Cutting, Manicure, Pedicure of

Selected Elementary Grade Teachers)
Construction of Perimeter Fence of Lalawigan
Elementary School
Preparation of Simple but Nutritious Food
Computer Literacy Training for Professionals (Basic

Computer Literacy for Clients of Bataan Parole and
Probation Office)
Computer Literacy Training for Orion Elementary

Teachers (Computer Graphics Workshop)
Computer Literacy Training for Professionals (Skills
Training in AUTOCAD 2013 for Secondary School TLE
Teachers in DepEd Bataan)
October 4, 2013; Bulwagan 2, Capitol Compound
Dr. Elizabeth A. Joson, Dr. Charity S. Enriquez; Kristine Joy Roque,

Monaliza Rodriguez
October 7, 2013, Fish Processing Center, Palihan, Orani

Bataan
September 26, 2013; Alion, Mariveles
Rowena S. Badua; Kristine Joy Roque
Dir. Rudy Flores

Dr. Felicisima Tungol
Mr. Jonathan Salas
Mrs. Elizabeth Medairos
Mr. Pablo Acua Jr.
Mrs. Nenita Acua
Mrs. Josephine Almazan
Ms. Kristel Casuga
Mr. Richard Deldoc
BSF 3 Students
Dr. Yolanda Simbul
Mrs. Lydia Alipio
Mr. Jun Lacap
Dir. Rudy Flores
September 21, 28 and Otober 5, 2013; BPSU Main Campus
Bernadeth B. Gabor with GS Students
29
August 10, 17, 24, 31, September 7, 14, 21, 28, October 5, 10,
12, and 26, 2013; BPSU Main Campus
Dr. Danilo C. Galicia, Mrs. Bernadeth B. Gabor, Nomer Varua
September 21, 28 and Otober 5, 2013; BPSU Main Campus
Dr. Ma. Concepcion G. Sevilla
Bernadeth B. Gabor with GS Students
16
May 27 - 28, 2013; General Lim Elementary School

August 3, 10, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30,
31, September 7 - 14, September 16-October 19, 2013;
Capitangan, Abucay, Bataan
41
21
21
23
34
23
11
20
29
19
12
16
7
34
34
18
54
24
0
1
12
17
11
15
11
Female
25
34
21
23
34
23
11
36
70
23
15
50
41
22
25
54
21
28
26
Total
Male
Engr. Nelson Andres

Project Proponents / Lecturers - Engr. Aida T. Solomon, Cristina Rivera,
Aaron Paul Rivera, Roda Adriano, Janice Christian Morales
Project Proponents / Facilitators -Engr. Aida T. Solomon, Rolando
Carpio, Marissa Ramos; Lecturers -Maria Diorella Paguio, Erwin
Oliveria, Jose Rauol Navata; Coordinator- Janice Christian Morales
Project Proponents / Facilitators - Engr. Aida T. Solomon, Maria
Diorella Paguio, Rolando Carpio, Jose Rauol Navata; Lecturers - Maria
May 30, 31, June 5 to 7, 2013; BPSU Main Campus
Lolita G. Masangcap, Erwin Oliveria, Marissa Ramos; Coordinator Janice Christian Morales
Speakers: Rowena S. Badua; Coordinator: Dr. Elizabeth A. Joson;
July 31, 2013 - am; Bulwagan 2, Capitol Compound
Facilitator: Monaliza C. Rodriguez
Elizabeth P. Medairos; Dr. Felicisima Tungol, Angelina Acua, Pablo
July 19, 2013; Paraiso Elementary School
Acua, Lydia Alipio, Dr. Yolanda Simbul
Dr. Felicisima Tungol, Jun Lacap, Rodelio Dominguez, Armando
November 16, 2013; Lalawigan Elementary School,
Villafuerte, NSTP Students
Lalawigan Samal, Bataan
Speakers: Dr. Jesselyn Mortejo, Mr. Homer Tacubanza, ; Project
In-Charge: Dr. Elizabeth A. Joson, Facilitators: Kristine Joy Roque,
August 15 & 16, 2013; Provincial Health Office
Monaliza Rodriguez
Speakers: Mr. Marlon Jose, Mr. Ronald Tyron dela Rosa; Project
In-Charge: Dr. Elizabeth A. Joson, Bernadeth B. Gabor; Facilitators:
August 29 & 30, 2013; BPSU Main Campus AVR
Kristine Joy Roque, Monaliza Rodriguez
Dr. Felicisima Tungol, Elizabeth Medairos, Nenita Acua, Jun Lacap,
August 29, 2013; Fish Processing Center, Palihan, Orani,
Pablo Acua, Lydia Alipio, Dr. Yolanda Simbul, Josephine Almazan,
Bataan
Krissel Casuga, Richard Deldoc
Dir. Rudy Flores, Dr. Felicisima Tungol, Dr. Yolanda Simbul, Lydia
Alipio, Jonathan Salas, Elizabeth Medairos, Pablo Acua, Nenita Acua,
July 23, 2013; Fish Processing Center, Palihan, Orani,
Josephine Almazan, Krissel Casuga, Richard Deldoc, Jun Lacap, BSF 3
Bataan
Students
Bernadeth B. Gabor, Aurea Reyes, Dr. Zenaida Luna, Cristina Ruiz,
February 28, March 14, 15, 21, 22, April 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 11, 12,
Lorna Loyola, Leslie Jorge, Anne Regina Galicia, Joanne Lobrino,
22, 24, 26, 29, 31, May 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 24, 27,
Carmelita Ocampo, Dr. Victoria Roque, Dr. Marianita Sarmiento,
29, 30, 31, June 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 20, 28, July 4, 15,
Rosemarie Ongoco, Rowena Badua
25, 2013; Bataan District Jail Compound, City of Balanga
Persons Involved
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Project Status

EXPLORING

HORIZONS
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Ronald Tyron dela Rosa, Susan Laggui, Rowena Atuan
Basic Life Support-CPR for Lay Rescuer (2010 Americal

Health Association Guidelines)
BPSU Health Education Caravan (Medical ServicesReferral only)

BPSU Health Education Caravan (Health Teachings
Personal Hygene and Dental Care )
Assistance to Pedicab Drivers (Health Teachings
& Hygiene & Grooming Improvement for Pedicab
Drivers)
February 14, 2013; Sto. Nio, Dinalupihan

June 4, 2013; San Simon, Dinalupihan
December 8, 2013
Dr. Perla B. Estrella, Anna Liza C. Oconer

OES Chairman - Dr. Estrella, Experts - Ms. David, Dr. Del Rosario
Dr. Perla Estrella, Maricris David, Dr. Rimberto del Rosario
Health and Related Discipline
October 23, 2013; BPSU Orani Campus
Dr. Elizabeth Joson, Bernadeth Gabor, Naomi Bautista, Monaliza

Rodriguez
Training on Food Preservation
October 19, 2013; BPSU
Dr. Lourdes Santos
Seminar in Legal Problems and Issues in Education

(Seminar-Workshop for Social Studies Students)
October 19 and 26, 2013; BPSU Main Campus
Engr. Alfredo D. Valentos, PME; Engr. Grisom P. Gines, Ph.D., Engr. Fe

P. Maglaque, Arch. Ramon S. Lamira, Engr. Jonathan C. Muoz, Arch.
Robert O. Aguilar, Engr. Gerald S. Robles, Engr. Desiderio V. Pepito
Seminar in Legal Aspect of Engineering Management

"Basic Principles of Engineering Management:
Construction, Manufacturing and Ethical Issues"
November 25, 2013

At Brgy. San Simon, Dinalupihan, Bataan
Dr. Perla B. Estrella, Mr. Mark Anthony Corintin
November 4-8, 2013; Bataan District Jail Compound
October 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 29, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 29,
30, 31, November 1, 2013; Bataan District Jail Compound
October 18, 2013; Bagong Silang Elementary School
October 16, 2013; Bataan District Jail Compound
Team Building Seminar on Rural Improvement Club

members -Seryeng Tulong Pangkabuhayan mula sa
Produktong Pang-Agrikultura Extension Project
Seminar in Basic Plumbing Estimate and Electrical

Maintenance
Homer Tacubanza, Melvin Escartin, Noralyn Austria, Leonila Cabero,

Jocelyn Baclig, Teresita de Guzman
Dr. Elizabeth A. Joson, Engr. Grisom P. Gines, Ph.D., Engr, Alfredo D.
Valentos, PME, Engr. Gerald S. Robles, RME, Engr. Desiderio V. Pepito,
PME, Engr. Mar O. Tapia, REE
Dr. Elizabeth A. Joson, Ronald Tyron dela Rosa, Marlon Jose, Romeo
C. Tuazon, Dean Camilo Dominguez, Susan Laggui, Rowena Atuan,
Monaliza Rodriguez, Kristine Joy Roque, Bernadeth Gabor
Skills Development Program for the Inmates of Bataan

District Jail: Dance Sports (Dance Education Program)

Dir. Rudy Flores
Mr. Jonathan Salas
Mr. Pablo Acua Jr.
Mrs. Nenita Acua
October 7, 2013, Fish Processing Center, Palihan, Orani
Bataan
Ms. Kristel Casuga
Mr. Richard Deldoc
BSF 3 Students
Dr. Yolanda Simbul
Mrs. Lydia Alipio
Mr. Jun Lacap
Dir. Rudy Flores
Mr. Jonathan Salas
Mr. Pablo Acua Jr.
Mrs. Nenita Acua
November 7, 2013, Fish Processing Center, Palihan, Orani
Ms. Kristel Casuga
Bataan
Mr. Richard Deldoc
BSF 3 Students
Dr. Yolanda Simbul
Mrs. Lydia Alipio
Mr. Jun Lacap
Persons Involved
Skills Development Program for the Inmates of Bataan

District Jail (Basic Life Support-CPR for Lay Rescuer)


17
23
65
17
22
100
31
27
17
18
21
21
Female
17
40
35
28
17
65
22
40
100
25
25
Total
Male
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Project Status
HORIZONS
August 31, 2013; St. Joseph Subdivision, Bayan, Orani
July 20, 2013; St. Joseph Subdivision, Bayan, Orani
July 13, 2013; Bayan, Orani
February 16, 2013; Bataan District Jail Compound

April 17, 18,22,23,24,25,26,29, May 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 2013;
Sto. Nio, Dinalupihan, Bataan
April 30, May 2,3,6,7,8,9,10; Sto. Nio, Dinalupihan, Bataan
Carolyn Hidalgo, Dr. Elizabeth Joson, Dr. Danilo Galicia

Speakers - Mr. Vonhopper M. Ferrer, Mrs. Marites F. Pascual, Mrs.
Chona E. Pea
Speakers - Mrs. Pena, Mrs. Camacho; OES Chairman -Dr. Estrella
Speakers - Mr. Ferdinand Santos, Mrs. Cynthia Nuguid, Mrs. Maribel

Tolentino
Dr. Felicisima E. Tungol
Dr. Teresita E. Roberto
Dr. Yolanda B. Simbul, Dir. Rudy Flores, Mrs. Elizabeth Medairos, Mrs.
Lydia Alipio
Familyhood/ Mothers' Class
Technical LAC Assistance to DepED Special

Curriculum
Seminar in Educational Leadership "SeminarWorkshop on Instructional Leadership"

Seminar in Educational Leadership (Team Building
Seminar)
Seminar in Entrepreneurship Development (Project
U-Create)
Management of Educational Institutions / Systems
Seminar
Seminar in Philippine Society and Culture
Seminar in Safety Engineering Management
Seminar in Educational Leadership (SeminarWorkshop on the Current Teaching Method thru

Artworks and Puppetry)
Seminar in Behavioral Concept in Nursing (Training for
Registered Nurses for Health Enhancement and Local
Services)
Seminar in Local Government Administration
Seminar in Nursing (Depressed or Refreshed? A Dive
to Save Lives An Anti-Suicide Campaign)
School Supplies Donation
Seminar in Educational Leadership (Project Lead:

Leadership in Education and Advanced Development
Training for Pre-Elementary Teachers of Orani)
Seminar in Educational Leadership (Teachers'

Leadership Seminar for Moral Values Enrichment)
25
42
September 14, 2013; Sta. Isabel, Dinalupihan, Bataan

September 19, 2013; Bonifacio Camacho High School,
Abucay
Mrs. Nelin Cabahug

Merlinda T. Tablan, Ed.D.
July 12, 2013; La Vista Resort
68
26
June 9, 2013; BPSU Balanga Campus

July 10, 11, 12, 2013; Louis Resort and Restaurant
22
June 29, 2013; BPSU Main Campus
35
Speakers: Dr. Jesselyn C. Mortejo and Homer Tacubanza
Project Proponents -Grisom P. Gines, Ph.D. and

Engr. Alfredo
D. Valentos, PME
Project Proponent - Dr. Lourdes Santos; Engr. Alfredo D. Valentos, Mrs.
Yolanda Reyes
Proponent/ Speaker, Dr. Thelma D. Manansala; Speakers - Dr. Elizabeth
A. Joson, Dr. Flora D. Canare, Ria-ann L. Dizon
June 15, 2013; Louis Resort and Restaurant
Project Proponent - Dr. Ruby S. Matibag
27
May 19, 2013; Bataan General Hospital

June 8, 2013; Balut and Bagumbayan, Orion, Bataan
May 30, 2013; San Jose Day Care Center
Trainor - Edmond Camingal; OES Director - Dr. Elizabeth A. Joson

Trainor - Ronald Tyron B. dela Rosa
May 31 to June 4, 2013; San Simon and Sto. Nio,

Dinalupihan, Bataan
Ms. Maricris David, Mr. Rimberto del Rosario, Mr. Donny Awa, Mr.
Efren Izon, Ms. Ivy de Leon
Project Proponent - Ramon DL. Garcia
May 31, 2013; BPSU Abucay Campus
10
269
30
19
11
11
10
12
17
35
45
32
82
35
12
139
33
18
31
27
38
71
38
144
12
26
201
10
10
Female
77
70
32
150
61
34
174
60
27
31
27
45
73
48
413
42
45
201
20
15
21
20
20
17
Total
Male
Proponent / Speaker - Dr. Elizabeth A. Joson; Speaker - Dr. Marianita G.

Sarmiento; Facilitator - Monaliza C. Rodriguez
June 6, 2013; BPSU Orani Campus
April 29-30, May 6, 2013; BPSU Dinalupihan College

Academic Building
March 21, 2013; PSWDO Bldg. Capitol Compound
B: Homer Tacubanza and Dr. Jesselyn Mortejo
Read Aloud Program
March 21, 2013; Bulwagan 2, Capitol Compound
Dr. Felicisima Tungol, Dr. Yolanda Simbul, Elizabeth Medairos,

Lydia Alipio, Leonora Roque, Consorcia Jorge, Jun Lacap, Rodelio
September 28, 2013; St. Joseph Subdivision, Bayan, Orani
Dominguez
October 3, 2013; St. Joseph Subdivision, Bayan, Orani
Dominguez
Social and Behavioral Sciences
Dr. Felicisima Tungol, Rodelio Dominguez, BEEd I Student Noah Silva

Dominguez
Dominguez
December 8, 2013
A: Dr. Elizabeth Joson
Seminar in Educational Leadership (A. 2013 Women's

Month Celebration "Kababaihan: Gabay sa Pagtahak sa
Tuwid na Daan: Lecture on Basic Leadership Skills)
Seminar in Educational Leadership (B: Team
Enhancement Seminar)
Seminar in Behavioral Concept in Nursing (Promotion
and Maintenance of Wellness: Stress and Anger
Management)
Proper Toothbrushing and Handwashing
Dr. Perla Estrella, Maricris David, Dr. Rimberto del Rosario
Assistance to Pedicab Drivers (Health Teachings

& Hygiene & Grooming Improvement for Pedicab
Drivers)
Health and Related Discipline
Persons Involved
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Project Status

EXPLORING

HORIZONS
| 129
School Learning Action Cell Seminar Extension

Program
Human Rights Education
Barangay News Letter Making
Parenting Seminar
Seminar in Educational Leadership (Team
Job Induction Program
Tutorial Lesson in English and Read-A-Thon in Sto.

Nio Elementary School
Assistance to Pedicab Drivers
Free LET Review
Stress Management Seminar
Stress Management Seminar
Seminar on Responsible Parenthood
Modern Styles in technical Writing for City Department

Heads and PGS Focal Persons
Business Communication for City Employees
Parenting Seminar
Seminar in Educational Leadership "SeminarWorkshop on Instructional Leadership"

Seminar in Educational Leadership (Team Building
Seminar)
Seminar in Entrepreneurship Development (Project
U-Create)
Management of Educational Institutions / Systems
Seminar
Seminar in Strategic Leadership Beyond Governance
Seminar in Educational Leadership (Seminar in
Leadership Development: Reclassifying Leadership
Development Through Industry Settings and
Involvements)
Seminar in Philippine Society and Culture
Seminar in Safety Engineering Management

20
0
October 5, 2013; BPSU Main Campus
September 9, 10, 11, 2013; BPSU Balanga Campus

September 27, 2013; Dinalupihan, Samal, Abucay, Pilar,
Orion, Bagac, Morong
Dr. Susan C. Laggui; Rosita Vianzon, Mylen Hualda, Gilbert Pastorfide,

Jane Eloisa Apostol, Edwin Riego, Sisenando Masangcap, Eduardo
Cortez
November 29, 2013 at Sto. Nio Elementary School

December 16, 2013 at Sto. Nio Elementary School
December 19, 2013
October 10, 2013; Dinalupihan, Bataan
2
9
0
Mrs. Glenda D. Abad, Dr. Perla B. Estrella
21
September 18 and 25, 2013; Sto. Nio Elementary School
91
September 2, 22, October 25, November 17, December 1,

2013; Dinalupihan Academic College Building
September 15, 2013; BPSU Dinalupihan College Academic

Building
76
August 4, 11, 18, 25, 31, September 1, 7, 8, 2013; BPSU

Academic College Building
17
November 12, 2013; Lalawigan Elementary School,

Lalawigan Samal Bataan
15
September 13, 2013; Paraiso Elementary School
November 29, 2013; Samal South Elementary School, Sta.

Lucia, Samal, Bataan
27
16
15
20
September 6, 2013; Alikabok Elementary School
Mrs. N. Bardemorilla and Mrs. Candida S. Punla

Mr. Jerry Perello and Malasimbo Staff ( 5 Students)
Dr. Jesselyn C. Mortejo
Dr. Perla Estrella; Mark Anthony Corintin; Marites F. Pascual
September 19 and 20, 2013; Balanga City Hall

January 25, 2013; Asuncion Consunji Elementary School
Imelda, Samal, Bataan
February 22, 2013; Asuncion Consunji Elementary School
Imelda, Samal, Bataan
Nomer Varua
Dr. Felicisima Tungol, Dr. Yolanda Simbul, Pablo Acua Jr., Nenita
Acua, Lydia Alipio, Elizabeth Medairos
Dr. Felicisima Tungol, Dr. Yolanda Simbul, Pablo Acua Jr., Elizabeth
Medairos, Dr. Teresita Roberto
Medairos, Dr. Teresita Roberto, Lydia Alipio, Jun Lacap, Nenita Acua,
Leonora Roque
Medairos, Dr. Teresita Roberto, Lydia Alipio, Jun Lacap, Leonora
Roque, Nenita Acua
Medairos, Dr. Teresita Roberto, Lydia Alipio, Jun Lacap, Leonora
Roque, Nenita Acua
Dr. Felicisima Tungol, Dr. Yolanda Simbul, Pablo Acua, Elizabeth
Leonora Roque, Lady Fatima Dianco
Dr. Felicisima Tungol, Dr. Yolanda Simbul, Pablo Acua, Elizabeth
Leonora Roque, Lady Fatima Dianco
Dr. Nely G. Espino, Dr. Maria Fe V. Roman, Dr. Perla B. Estrella, Dr.
Celia M. Lapid, Dr. Glenda C. Magno, Mr. Eugene S. Magno, Mr.
Redentor E. Banez, Mrs. Maribel Q. Tolentino, Mrs. Glenda D. Abad,
Mr. Resty Sarmiento, Mrs. Noraida G. Bardemorilla, Mr. Jerry Perello
Dr. Perla B. Estrella, Mr. Eugenio S. Magno, Dr. Celia M. Lapid, Mr.
Resty M. Sarmiento, Mr. Ariel M. Tamayo, Mr. Rimberto del Rosario,
Ms. Maricris David, Mr. Mark Anthony Corintin
Dr. Perla Estrella, Anelyn Dullon, Jhunie Ann Francisco, Archie
Manuyag, Hensel Lingad, Janica Dabu, Diosa Reyes, Loida Garcia
July 24, 2013; Lalawigan Elementary School, Lalawigan,

Samal, Bataan
September 16 and 17, 2013; Balanga City Hall
Nomer Varua
101
22
42
Engr. Alfredo D. Valentos, PME; Engr. Grisom P. Gines, Ph.D.
Merlinda T. Tablan, Ed.D.

25
September 14, 2013; Sta. Isabel, Dinalupihan, Bataan

September 19, 2013; Bonifacio Camacho High School,
Abucay
Mrs. Nelin Cabahug
July 12, 2013; La Vista Resort
68
26
June 9, 2013; BPSU Balanga Campus

July 10, 11, 12, 2013; Louis Resort and Restaurant
22
30
7
115
10
25
27
373
88
87
68
85
91
76
24
26
26
80
102
13
13
35
45
32
82
35
12
Female
32
16
115
10
33
48
91
449
103
104
75
112
107
85
39
46
31
80
122
114
35
77
70
32
150
61
34
Total
Male
June 29, 2013; BPSU Main Campus
Speakers: Dr. Jesselyn C. Mortejo and Homer Tacubanza
Project Proponents -Grisom P. Gines, Ph.D. and

Engr. Alfredo
D. Valentos, PME
Project Proponent - Dr. Lourdes Santos; Engr. Alfredo D. Valentos, Mrs.
Yolanda Reyes
Proponent/ Speaker, Dr. Thelma D. Manansala; Speakers - Dr. Elizabeth
A. Joson, Dr. Flora D. Canare, Ria-ann L. Dizon
Persons Involved
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
On Going
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Project Status
HORIZONS
Civil Service Examination Review
Civil Service Examination Review
Youth Empowerment through Capability and

opoortunity Building "Sa Byaheng U-Town, Ako ang
Katuwang"
Read Aloud with trick or Treat Activity
Understanding the World of Special Children
Seminar in Advanced Supervision and Administration

of Physical Education and Sports (Sports Program for
Physically and Mentally Challenged Children)
Seminar in Advanced Supervision and Administration

of Physical Education and Sports (Summer Sports
Clinic for Atletang Bataeo)
School Learning Action Cell Seminar Extension

Program
Human Rights Education
Barangay News Letter Making
Parenting Seminar
Seminar in Educational Leadership (Team
Enhancement Seminar-Workshop)
Parenting Seminar
Tutorial Lesson in English and Read-A-Thon in Sto.

Nio Elementary School
October 11, 2013

October 18, 2013; Calaguiman, Samal, Bataan
Dr. Jesselyn C. Mortejo, Homer Tacubanza

Dr. Elizabeth Joson, Jenifer Carandang, Alvin Cervania, Aurora
de Guzman, Susan Laggui, Normita Lugtu, Benjamin Adraneda,
Noriel Baltazar, Rolando Reyes, Melinda Aberin, Romeo Nisay, Joey
Fabunan, Neil David, Sisenando Masangcap, Edgardo Adraneda,
Aileen Dominguez, Elvino Romero, Ma. Christina Reyes, Dr. Mary Ann
Casupanan
Susan C. Laggui, Jenifer Carandang, Donny Awa, Jocelyn Villanueva,
Alvin Cervania, Charity Enriquez, Aileen Dominguez, Gemma
Adraneda, Normita Lugtu, Rowena Atuan, Aurora de Guzman, Monica
Hipolito, Melinda Aberin, Monina Montaniel, Juliet Masangcap,
Romeo Quintos, Benjamin Adraneda, Rolando Reyes, Gatherzon de
Leon, Lorna dela Paz, Noriel Baltazar, Alonzo Mortejo, Romeo Nisay,
Rommel Flores
Yolanda Reyes, Dr. Rolliver Baciles, Dr. Jesselyn Mortejo, Mylen
Hualda, Dr. Charity Enriquez
Dr. Elizabeth A. Joson, Bernadeth Gabor, Dr. Victoria Roque, Kristine
Roque, Monaliza Rodriguez
Dr. Rolliver Baciles, Yolanda Reyes, Rowell de Guia, Jaime Forbes,

Lissia Kena Palana, Maria Christina Cordero, Monina Romero, Laarni
Canare, Gemma Adraneda, Evelyn Perdio, Dr. Lourdes Santos, Carina
Batol, Ian Feliciano, Francisco Sanchez, Arlene Zabala
Dr. Rolliver Baciles, Yolanda Reyes, Rowell de Guia, Jaime Forbes,
Lissia Kena Palana, Maria Christina Cordero, Monina Romero, Laarni
Canare, Gemma Adraneda, Evelyn Perdio, Dr. Lourdes Santos, Carina
Batol, Ian Feliciano, Francisco Sanchez, Arlene Zabala
Dr. Elizabeth A. Joson, Dr. Jesselyn C. Mortejo, Mr. Jason Anthony

Banzon, Mr. Nomer Varua
December 16, 2013 at Sto. Nio Elementary School

December 19, 2013
October 10, 2013; Dinalupihan, Bataan
Mrs. N. Bardemorilla and Mrs. Candida S. Punla

Mr. Jerry Perello and Malasimbo Staff ( 5 Students)
25
August 10 to September 28, 2013; Pilar Municipal Hall
August 10 to September 28, 2013; Balanga City Hall
41
41
11
36
October 30, 2013; Cupang Maluang, City of Balanga

December 7, 2013; Multi-Purpose Hall, Cupang West, City
of Balanga
22
10
69
2
9
0
30
30
12
43
18
45
52
30
30
7
115
10
8
0
27
21
Female
71
71
23
79
40
16
114
52
30
32
16
115
10
33
48
Total
Male
September28, October 5, 12, 19, and 28, 2013; BPSU Balanga

Campus
July 10, October 9, 2013; Balanga Elementary School
May 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 23, 2013; BPSU
Balanga Campus
November 29, 2013 at Sto. Nio Elementary School
Mrs. Glenda D. Abad, Dr. Perla B. Estrella

Dr. Perla Estrella, Anelyn Dullon, Jhunie Ann Francisco, Archie
September 18 and 25, 2013; Sto. Nio Elementary School
Manuyag, Hensel Lingad, Janica Dabu, Diosa Reyes, Loida Garcia
September 15, 2013; BPSU Dinalupihan College Academic
Dr. Perla Estrella; Mark Anthony Corintin; Marites F. Pascual
Building
Persons Involved
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
On-Going
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
On Going
Project Status
AACCUP
Abbreviations
Accrediting Agency for Chartered Colleges and

Universities in the Philippines
AB
Bachelor of Arts
AC
Abucay Campus
ACCO
Academic Council
ACT
AGHAM
Alyansa ng mga Grupong Haligi ng Agham at
Teknolohiya para sa Mamamayan
ASCOT
Aurora State College of Technology
ATI
Agricultural Training Institute
ATI-DA
Agricultural Training Institute - Department of
Agriculture
ATI-RTC 3
Agricultural Training Institute - Regional Training
Center 3
AY
Academic Year
B Bachelor
BASC
Bulacan Agricultural State College
BC
Balanga Campus
BEEd
BPSU
BPSU GAA Bataan Peninsula State University - General Appropriations Act
BS
Bachelor of Science
BSA
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
BSAE
BSAT
Bachelor in Agricultural Technology
BSBA
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
BSCS
BSED
BSHRM
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management
BSIT
BSIT:NW
BS Information Technology: Net and Web Applications
BSMIS
Bachelor of Science in Management Information
Systems
BSN
BSWM
Bureau of Soils and Water Management
BulSU
Bulacan State University
CAS
CBA
CEA
CHED
Commission on Higher Education
CHED-ZRC Commission on Higher Education - Zonal Research
Center
CICT
College of Information and Communications Technology
CIT
CLARRDEC Central Luzon Agriculture and Resources Research
and Development Consortium
CLHRDC
Central Luzon Health Research and Development
Consortium
CLSU
Central Luzon State University
CNM
COED
CSBS
CSC
Civil Service Commission
CSC
Campus Student Council
CT
CTVT
CY
Calendar Year
DA-BAR
Department of Agriculture - Bureau of Agricultural
Research
DAR
Department of Agrarian Reform
DBM
Department of Budget and Management
DC
Dinalupihan Campus
DENR
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
DHVTSU
Don Honorio Venture Technological State University
DILG
Department of Interior and Local Government
DLSU
De La Salle University
DND
Department of National Defense
DOST
Department of Science and Technology
ECE
FPRDI
FY
GAA
GE
GS
IATED
Electronics and Communications Engineering

Forest Products Research and Development Institute
Fiscal Year
General Appropriations Act
General Education
Graduate School
International Association of Technology Education
and Development
ICAAA
International Conference on Asia Agriculture and
Animals
IESSAM
Institute of Environmental Science and Management
IGPs
Income Generating Projects
IP
Intellectual Property
IPO
Intellectual Property Office
IPR
Intellectual Property Rights
IQuAME
Institutional Quality Assurance Monitoring and
Evaluation
ISSAAS
International Society for Southeast Asian Agricultural Sciences
IT
LET
Licensure Examination for Teachers
LGU
Local Government Unit
LLE
Librarian Licensure Examination
MA
Master of Arts
MC
Main Campus
MLIS
Master in Library and Information Science
MOA
Memorandum of Agreement
MOOE
Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses
MPBF
Miscellaneous Personnel Benefits Fund
MSPP
Merit, Selection, and Promotion Plan
NAFC
National Agriculture and Fishery Council
NGO
Non-Government Organization
OC
Orani Campus
OJT
On-the-Job Training
OVPAA
Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs
PAC
Pampanga Agricultural College
PAEPI
Philippine Association of Extension Program Implementers , Inc.
PASUC
Philippine Association of State Universities and Colleges
PBET
Professional Board Examination for Teachers
PCARRD
Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and
Natural Resources and Development
PDAF
Priority Development Assistance Fund
PEI
Productivity Enhancement Incentive
PERA
Personnel Economic Relief Allowance
Ph.D.
Doctor of Philosophy
PNRSI
Philippine Nursing Research Society, Inc.
PSWDO
Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office
PWU-CDCEC Philippine Womens University - Career Development and Continuing Education Center
R&D
Research and Development
RDMIC
Research and Development Management Information Center
REDTI
Research and Educational Development Training
Institute
RISE
Research Information Series on Ecosystem
RLIP
Retirement Life Insurance Premium
SARO
Special Allotment Release Order
SMAW
Shielded Metal Arc Welding
SUC
State Universities and Colleges
SWEEP
Smart Wireless Engineering Education Program
TCA
TESDA
Technical Education and Skills Development Authority
TLB
Terminal Leave Benefit
TSU
Tarlac State University
UP
University of the Philippines
UPLB
University of the Philippines Los Baos
USC
University Student Council
WAFT

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HORIZONS
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BPSU

DELFIN O. MAGPANTAY, ED.D.

EMMANUEL C. MACARAEG, Ph.D.

Director, Operations, Planning and Development

FRANCIS ALBERT B. YUZON

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BATAAN PENINSULA STATE UNIVERSITY

Through : Hon. PATRICIA B. LICUANAN

Greetings of Peace and Gratitude!

Mabuhay po tayong lahat!

Very truly yours,

DELFIN O. MAGPANTAY, Ed.D.

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Message from the University President

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nnual Report 2013 encapsulates

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Gender and Development and Human Rights Education

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Distribution of Curricular Programs According to Level

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as Bataan Polytechnic State College (BPSC) for nine years,

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College of Arts and Sciences

1. Bachelor of Science in Computer Science ( 2

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1. Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant

Network and Data Communication

2. Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

Network and Web Application

Refrigeration & Air Conditioning

2. Bachelor of Arts in Cosmetology

College of Technical and Vocational Training

College of Nursing and Midwifery

Baccalaureate / Board Programs

1. Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Diploma in Electronics Engineering

2. Two-Year Trade Technician Program

Furniture and Cabinet Making

Human Resource Development

1. Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship

1. Bachelor of Science in Psychology

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Baccalaureate / Board Programs

1. BS in Secondary Education Major in

1. Bachelor in Elementary Education

2. Bachelor in Elementary Education

3. BS in Hotel and Restaurant Management*

Animal Science Major

Basic Education Program

3. Bachelor in Secondary Education

1. Secondary Education (Revised Basic Education

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Master in Public Administration

Certificate in Teaching Program

Bachelor of Science in Architecture

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Two Year Midwifery Program