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Republic of the Philippines

CAGAYAN STATE UNIVERSITYCarig CampusCarig, Tuguegarao City

PERFORM NCE

REPORT

Cagayan state university

Carig campus

(June 2014- September 2014)


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INSTRUCTION


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STUDENT ENROLMENT 1stsemester SY 2014-2015

College No. ofEnrollees

College of Medicine and Surgery 372

College of Veterinary Medicine 242

College of Information and Computing Sciences 3,187

College of Arts and Sciences 1,861

College of Public Administration 362

College of Human Kinetics 1,000

College of Engineering 1,958

College of Industrial Technology 2, 052

TOTAL 11,042Enrollment per Program No. of

Enrollees

Doctor of Medicine 372

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine 242

BS in Information Technology 2,789

BSIT major in Animation 75

BS in Computer Science 322

BS in Biology 314

BS in Biology (Pre-Med) 54

BS in Chemistry 55BS in Mathematics 189

BS in Physics 38

BS in Environmental Science 88

AB in Mass Communication 166

AB in English 199

BS in industrial and Commercial

Communication

192

BS in Psychology 280

BS in Guidance and Counseling 50

AB in Political Science 170AB in Economics 64

BS in Public Administration 330

BS in Public Administration - ETEEAP 32

BS in Physical Education 8

BS in Civil Engineering 732

BS in Electrical Engineering 270


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BS in Electronics and Communications

Engineering

238

BS in Chemical Engineering 206BS in Computer Engineering 167

BS in Agricultural Engineering 252

BSPE major in School Physical Education 8

BSPE major in Music 152

BSPE major in MAPEH 661

BSPE major in School Physical Education 131

BSPE major in Sports and Wellness 46

BSITMajor in Architectural Drafting 104

BSITMajor in Automotive 620

BSITMajor in Drafting 60BSITMajor in Electrical Technology 337

BSITMajor in Electronics 220

BSITMajor in Food Technology347 347

BSITMajor in Garment 72

BSITMajor in Mechanical 199

BSITMajor in Refrigeration 53

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

The Campus, through the Office of the Foreign Students Coordinator, hasstrengthened the international programs offered in the campus: BS Pre-Med and

Doctor of Medicine. For the 1stsemester of SY 2014, the campus has a total of 88

international students broken down as follows:

BS PRE MED 1 15

BS PRE MED 2 46

Medicine 25

MIT 2

Total 88

Indians, Nepalese, Nigerians, Sudanese,

Tunisian, Malay, Nepalese Somali, Congan,

Ghanaians, Nigerians and Libyans at present have come to experience the

quality of instruction that the University offers.


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PROGRAMS ACCREDITED BY AACCUP

The following programs were subjected for AACCUP Level 1 Accreditation onJuly 8-11, 2014 by the AACCUP, Inc. And after having complied with the

requirements of AACCUP, these programs were awarded LEVEL 1 STATUS. This

status is valid until July 15, 2017.

AB in English

AB in Political Science

AB in Guidance and Counseling

BS in Physical Education

BS in Environmental Science

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

BS in Computer Science

BS in Computer Engineering

BS in Information Technology

BSIT major in Animation and Games Development

BS in Electronics and Communications Engineering

BS in Industrial and Commercial Communication

BS in Chemical Engineering

In September 2013, eleven (11) programs of this campus were awarded LEVEL II

Re-Accredited Status, valid until Sept. 15, 2015:

BS in Agricultural Engineering

BS in Civil Engineering

BS in Electrical Engineering

BS in Biology

BS in Chemistry

BS in Mathematics

BS in Psychology

BS in Industrial Technology

BS in BiologyAB in Public Administration

AB in Economics

AB in Mass Communication


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CHED COMPLIANCE

All colleges have submitted the Program Mapping Report in compliance withPolicies, Standards and Guidelines (PSG) of the Commission on Higher

Education.

In order to determine the compliance of the curricular programs to the policies,

standards and guidelines set by CHED, all programs were subjected to CHEDs

Certificate of Program Compliance.

CSU Rating in Licensure Exams

The College of Medicine produced 22 new doctors in the August 2014 PhysicianLicensure Examination reaping an over-all passing rate of 88%%


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The College of Engineering also boasts the 78.3% passing rate of the

Department of Electrical Engineering against the National passing rate which is

58.9 % . The 18 newly registered electrical engineers are:

The College of Veterinary Medicine also produced eight (8) passers in the 2014

Veterinary Medicine Licensure Examination resulting to a passing rate of 35% against

the national passing rate 33.03%

DR. ARMANTE C. ANTONIO

DR. BRYAN JEROME R. BASSIG

DR. KENJI C. CALONIA

DR. JANIE T. CIPRIANO

DR. BENJAMIN IKE P. PAGUYU

DR. AVELYN C. VALIENTE

DR. IAN JAY B. VICENTE

38 Food Technology students passed the National Certificate II Commercial

Cooking Assessment last July 18-19 which resulted to 100% Passing Rate.

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

congratulates our Ne w

Registered Electrical Engineers

Engr. Jerome Q. Acacio

Engr. Susano F. Banez, Jr.

Engr. John Francis S. Batang

Engr. Jay Mar S. Escalo

Engr. Jansen T. Gannaban

Engr. Buencamino M. Martin, Jr.

Engr. John Paul C. Pagaduan

Engr. Ian C. Pagulayan

Engr. Juan Miguel R. Pascual

Engr. Glenn B. Quigao

Engr. Renrose M. Sacobo

Engr. Joel Emmanuel P. Sia

Engr. Gay C. Soriano

Engr. Geyferson D. Sotelo

Engr. John Carlo T. Taguinod

Engr. Rovino C. Valdez

Engr. Rael M. Villon

Engr. Charity L. Reyes


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TRAININGS ATTENDED BY STUDENTS:

Trainings/Seminars/Forum Participants Venue DateBoses ko Dinggin Mo

(organized by the Campus

Student Government)

All students Red eagle

Gymnasium

Sept 9, 2014

Climate Change Mitigation

and Adaptation and Solid

Waste Management for

Sustainable Future

NSTP

Students

Red Eagle

Gymnasium

Sept. 6, 2014

Regional Governance Forum BSPA 4th

Year -13

BSPA 3rdyear28

De Venecia Hall,

Isabela State

University

August 22,

2014

Regional Economic Forum 4thyear

students

CICS

Conference

room

August 1, 2014

U4U Teen Facilitators Training student

leaders

Red Eagle

Gymnasium

July 23, 2014

ON FACULTY DEVELOPMENT

College Name Date ofTraining

Title of Training/Place

College of

Engineering

Engr. Melody S. Paned July 17-18, 2014 Computer Engineers of the Philippines

(CPEP) National Conference

Engr. Haidee A. Mabborang

Engr. Marianne C.

Galvadorez

July 16-19, 2014 1st ASEAN Undergraduate Chemical

Engineering Education Summit

(AUChEEdS) (Manila)

Prof. Juliet Caliguiran July 10-11, 2014 19thNational Senior Educators

Assembly for Environmental Protection

(Pili, Camarines Sur)

Engr. Arthur G. Ibaez

Engr. Andy R. Quebral

June 17-20,

2014

Designing, Developing and

Implementing your Promotion Efforts:A Training on the 10 step Promotion

toolkit

Engr. Monico Tenedor June 9-11, 2014 Seminar on Stochastic Frontier

Analysis- A Statistical Tool to be used

on the DA Funded Project entitled:

Factors Influencing Rice Productivity

in Region 02: The Case of Cagayan

Province (NVSU)


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College Name Date of

Training


Engr. Junel B. Guzman May 29-30,2014

National Workshop on HEIs Agri-Fisheries Mechanization Research

Development and Extension Programs

and Agricultural and Biosystems

Engineering Education

Competitiveness Road Maps (UPLB)

Engr. Audy Quebral May 8-10, 2014 Certification and Accreditation

System on Engineering Education

(CASEE) to be conducted by the

IECEP National in coordination with

the Philippine Technical Council (Club

Filipino, San Juan City)

Engr. Junel Guzman April 21-25,

2014

64thPSAE Annual Convention and 11th

International Agricultural Engineering

Conference (Visayas State University,

Visca, Baybay, Leyte)

Engr. Martin C. Petingco April 21-25,

2014

64thPSAE Annual Convention and 11th

International Agricultural Engineering

Conference

Prof. Narcisa Laggui April 24-27,

2014

Ika-42 Pambansang Seminar-

Gawaing Kapulungan sa Filipino ng

Pasatap (Teachers Camp, Baguio

City)

Engr. Salvador B. Peralta

Engr. Nestor T. Rivera

Feb. 26-March

1, 2014

IIEE Regional Convention for Northern

Luzon Chapters (La Union)

Engr. Anderson Gonzales Feb. 28- March

1, 2014

Seminar Workshop on Certification

and Accreditation System for

Engineering Education (CASEE) (San

Juan City)

Prof. Leonora Udaundo

Prof. Narcisa Laggui

Feb. 14-16,

2014

Three (3) Days National Teacher

Training Workshop for Social Sciences-

History, Social Studies and Araling

Panlipunan Teachers (TAMPCO INN,

Tabuk City, Kalinga Province)

Engr. Ma. Haidee A.

Mabborang

Feb. 26-28,

2015

75thPhilippine Institute of Chemical

Engineers National Convention

(Manila Hotel, Manila)Engr. Audy R. Quebral

Engr. Cris Capili

Engr. Salvador Peralta

Engr. Melody Paned

Jan. 27-31,

2014

Free Skills Upgrading on Industry

Electronics and Solar Power

Generation System Technology

(Regional Training Center, Carig

Norte)

Engr. Ernesto D. Marallag Jan. 22, 2014 2ndBoard Meeting of Project ReBUILD

(Pasig City)


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Training


College ofInformation

and

Computing

Sciences

Prof. Rosalie Baricaua Aug. 11-19,2014

TRAINING ON ANDROIDPROGRAMMING

Prof. Edison D. Bravo July 19, 2014 Lean Start up 101 Boot camps for the

Philippines Start up Challenge 2014

(Baguio City)

Norliza Reyes June 27, 2014 Mothers Heart Network (MHN)

International Convention

College of

Public

Administratio

n

Dr. Lilia M. Tamayao July 8-11, 2014 Training of Trainers (TOT) for the

Regional WAISAN Hubs (RWH) & Social

Watch Philippines on Public Finance

Process (Ortigas Center, Pasig City)Dr. Lilia M. Tamayao July 17-18, 2014 STEPI Consultative Workshop,

sponsored by DOST-R02: STI (Science,

Technology and Innovation) Action

Planning for Region 02 at Hotel

Carmelita, Tuguegarao City.

Dr. Lilia M. Tamayao June 30, 2014 MSAC meeting with the Civil Service

Commission Regional Office no. 02

Dr. Cora Sibal June 27, 2014 Mothers Heart Network (MHN)

International Convention

Dr. Dennis M. Bacuyag March 24-26,

2014

Coaches Training on Setting up of

Mediation and Healing Mechanisms

(Local Government Academy Training

Center, Los Banos, Laguna)

Dr. Lilia M. Tamayao Feb. 28, 2014 Local Governance Resource Center

Gnosis Synergia (MANILA)

Dr. Lilia M. Tamayao Feb. 5, 2014 Series of Regional Knowledge

dialogues on the project Northern

Luzon Knowledge Dialogue on

Fostering open Governance through

Engaged Universities (Chalet Baguio

Hotel, Military Cutoff Rd, Baguio City)

College of

Arts and

Sciences

Prof. Elma Gizmundo July 10-11, 2014 19thNational Senior Educators

Assembly for Environmental Protection

(Pili, Camarines Sur)


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Training


Dr. Vilma ConradoMs. Jerlyn Garan

July 17-18, 2014 STEPI Consultative Workshop,sponsored by DOST-R02: STI (Science,

Technology and Innovation) Action

Planning for Region 02 at Hotel

Carmelita, Tuguegarao City.

Dr. Lina M. Garan July 3-5, 2014 International Interdisciplinary Research

Conference on Higher Education and

present paper entitled Integrated

Organic Farming for Community

Devt: Bridging the Gaps in

Agricultural, Research, and Extension.

Dr. Lirio Gudina Mangawil June 18-20,

2014

Seminar Workshop on Analysis of Basic

Experimental Design and Social

Science Research using Statistical Tool

for Agricultural Research

Dr. Lirio Gudina Mangawil

Prof. Andy Catulin

June 26-27,

2014

First Bienniel Health Symposium and

Paper Presentation

Dr. Maria Mamba June 18, 2014 Orientation on the PRB of Psychology

and Psychometrician

Prof. Josephine Bas-Ong June 18-20,

2014

Workshop on Analysis of Basic

Experimental Design and Social

Science Research using Statistical tool

for Agricultural Research

Prof. Josephine Y. Bas-Ong June 9-11, 2014 Seminar on Stochastic Frontier

Analysis- A Statistical Tool to be used

on the DA Funded Project entitled:

Factors Influencing Rice Productivity

in Region 02: The Case of Cagayan

Province (NVSU)

Dr. Ian Roger M. Francisco May 29-31,

2014

PALTs National Convention (Manila)

Dr. Lirio Gudina Mangawil March 21, 2014 CVHRDC (DOST Conference Room,

Carig, Tuguegarao City,

Cagayan)Dr. Lirio Gudina Mangawil Feb. 27-28,

2014

16thAnniversary, 12thUniversity

Science and Technology Week and

5thMetro Manila Health Research and

Development Consortium Anniversary

(Bayanihan Center, UNILAB, Pioneer

St., Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila)


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Training


Prof. Andy L. CatulinProf. Hannah Diane

Tangan

Feb. 20-22,2014

Every Nation Teachers Summit (IslandCove Resort and Leisure ark, Kawit,

Cavite)

Kristine Joyce Lara-De Leon

Dr. Maria Mamba

Feb. 21-23,

2014

Regional Chapter Organizational

Convention of Asia Pacific Network for

International Education and Values

Education (APNIEVE) (University of La

Salette, Santiago City)

Prof. Joel Casibang Feb. 25, 2014 Mathematical Modeling Association

(MA) (NVSU, Bayombong, Nueva

Vizcaya)

Dr. Aniceto E. Udanga, Jr.Dr. Roy L. Morgado Feb. 11-13,2014 TRAINING ON PROJECT PROPOSALPREPARATION as per invitation of

NEDA R02 (Villa Blanca Hotel)

Prof. Crizaldy P. Binarao Jan. 25, 2014 One-day Seminar Workshop on Basic

Mathematical Modeling (NVSU)

Dr. Vima D. Conrado

Prof. Jane Umengan

Jan. 16-17,

2014

Junior Economists Convention

(Ateneo de Manila University)

Dr. Maria Mamba Jan. 16-19,

2014

PAPJA Convention

College ofIndustrial

Technology

Agustin DumlaoAlbino Tannagan

Benjamin A. Arao Jr.

Bryan T. Lacambra

Edmund Malabad

Fernando Duldulao

Franciso Borja Jr.

Lamberto B. Furigay Jr.

Manuela Macababbad

Marisol P. Lacambra

Marlene Baculi

Nenigen Tulugan

Paul Anthony Ferrer

Pedro Calimag

Philip V. Madrigo

Silverio Guillano

Sept. 15Oct.3

TrainersMethodology Training

Dr. Eva Flores July 3-4, 2014 40thFNRI Seminar Series on Food

Nutrition Researches Activities (Taguig

City)


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Training


Dr. Eva Flores July 9-11, 2014 53rd

Annual Convention

Dr. Eva Flores July 17-18, 2014 67thAnnual Convention of Philippines

Association of Nutrition, Inc.

Dr. Aurelio Caldez May 26-30,

2014

Trainors Training on Industrial

Automation (TUP College of Industrial

Technology, Manila Campus)

Dr. Benjamin Arao May 26-30,

2014

Trainors Training on PIC

Microcontrollers (TUP College of

Industrial Technology, Manila

Campus)

Visitacion I. Ruiz April 24-27,

2014

Ika-42 Pambansang Seminar-

Gawaing Kapulungan sa Filipino ng

Pasatap (Teachers Camp, Baguio

City)

College of

Human

Kinetics

Prof. Magnolia Factora February 27,

2014

Orientation and Information

Dissemination of the Heritage Act of

2009 (DOT Office, Pavvurulun Street,

RGC, Carig Sur, Tuguegarao City,

Cagayan)

College of

Veterinary

Medicine

Dr. Roel Calagui Seminar on Research Ethics and

Intellectual property

Dr. Roel Calagui August 19,

2014

Critiquing Seminar on K to 12er5l6

Dr. Kathlyn B. Cruz

Dr. Leah S. Guzman

Feb. 19-21,

2014

81th Philippine Veterinary Medical

Association (PVMA) Annual

Convention and Scientific Conference

(The Legend Hotel, Puerto Princesa,

Palawan)

College of

Medicine

Dr. Pablo M. Afidchao Feb. 4-7, 2014 47thAnnual National Convention of

the Association of Philippine Medical

Colleges (Century Park Hotel Manila)

Guidance

and

Counseling

Maricris Pipa Tagumasi

Ms. Babilyn C. Bautista,RGC

June 18, 2014 Orientation on the PRB of Psychology

and Psychometrician


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Training


Finance Aida S. CauilanLeilani S. Lagundi

Fidel Batang

January 28-29,2014

Reconciliation of Year-end FinancialStatements (Gonzaga, Cagayan)

Ms. Jovylyn Amor May 19-21,

2014

Preparation of Final Report of the

Regional Disaster Science Project

Team

Ms. Jovylyn Amor May 12-14,

2014

Earthquake Risk Assessment

Methodologies: Exposure Database

Development and Calculations(CLSU,

Science City Munoz, Nueva Ecija)

Records Ms. Lerma B. Egipto April 28-30,

2014

National Training on The Grammar of

our Life: Ilokano Language for MotherLanguage Education (Baguio City)

Engr. Policarpio L.

Mabborang, Jr.

Ms. Lerma B. Egipto

Feb. 17-20,

2014

ISO 9001:2008 Awareness/Internal

Audit Training and 5S-Good

Housekeeping Seminar (Andrews

Campus)

Dr. Dominador O.

Tamayao

Roderic C. Dauz

Feb. 7, 2014 DAR-ARCCESS FARMERS and MAOS

and to coordinate with the Coop

Leaders for the Quarterly activities of

the Project (Micavice MPC Sta.

Teresita Cagayan and Juzicasmin

MPC, Camalaniugan, Cagayan)

OSSW 1. Prof. Rogelio G.

Bangayan

February 26,

2014

ESGP-PA Committee (RSC) Meeting)

(ISU, Echague Isabela)

Prof. Federica N. Gonzales March 14, 2014 9thSandugo Recognition and

Awarding Ceremonies (Crown

Pavilion, Ugac Highway, Tuguegarao

City)

DOST Dennis V. Policar

Federica Gonzales

Marlene Baculi

Jennilyn Acupan

Jocelyn Tuscano

Eva Flores

Abigail AnziaMelanie Arugay

Kenneth Sumbillo

Feb. 19-20,

2014

Sensory Evaluation Techniques (DOST

RO2 Conference Room)


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All Faculty members, both regular and part time, attended the 2-day Gender

Development Seminar at CICS Conference room on July 18-19, 2014.

On August 1, 2014, 74 faculty members attended the 1st Regional

Economic Conference held in partnership with National Development

Economic Authority and the Philippine Economic Society(PES).


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Economic Education and Regional Economic Development towards ASEAN

2015was the theme of the event and it was attended by select CSU faculty members

& students, State Universities and Colleges, Line Agencies, Higher Education Institutions,

Local Government Units, and National Economic Development Authority.

CLASSROOM OBSERVATION AND FACULTY EVALUATION

The Department Chairs of the different colleges have already visited

classes for the regular classroom observation in order to assess and monitor

teaching performance to ensure quality and excellent instruction. Moreover,

they have started soliciting feedback from the students regarding theirteachers performance through the standard teachers evaluation tool.

REVIVAL OF THE PANADDAMAN MUSEUM

Recognizing the need to preserve the culture of the Ibanags, the

Campus, through the Office of the Musuem Coordinator, is re-launching the

Panaddamman Museum on the 1st week of October. The Museum Council,

formed to spearhead the revival of the museum, visited recognized museums in

Manila as a benchmarking strategy. Among the ones visited were: the University

of Sto. Tomas Museum, UST Heritage Library, the National Commission of Cultureand the Arts, and the National Museum.


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The Campus has put priority in the renovation of the museum. The Infrastructure

Coordinator has been in constant consultation with the Museum Council and the

Campus Executive Officer.

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COLLEGE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

32 members of the Philippines

Councilors League (PCL) are enrolled

under the ETEEAP program of the

College

COLLEGE OF INFORMATION AND COMPUTING SCIENCES

NATIONAL COMPETENCY

Fourteen (14) faculty members of the College took the National

Certification on Computer Troubleshooting and Hardware Servicing (NC II)

at TESDA, Aparri, Cagayan on August 24, 2014. Fortunately, all passed the

said examination with emphasis on computer installation, troubleshooting

and computer networking.


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SEMINAR ON COMPUTER GAME SIMULATION

With the continuous commitment of the College of Information and

Computing Sciences to provide its clienteles with the latest trends in ICT and in its

quest for quality and excellence, the College through the Alliance of Computer

Enthusiasts (ACE) conducted a Seminar on Computer Game Simulation for BSCS

students and some selected faculty members on August 22, 2014.

The activity aimed to provide the participants with the necessary

concepts on how to deal with disasters through the aid of Information and

Commzunications Technology with emphasis on Modelling and Simulation. Dr.

Rafael Saldana, a Professor at the Ateneo De Manila University and a National

Coordinator for ACM emphasized that IT enthusiasts can help in disaster

management only if they work together and collaborate with each other in

order to come-up with sophisticated software (i.e, Mobile Apps, Game Dev) thatcould monitor disasters. A Computer Game Simulation was demonstrated after

the lecture at the Computer Laboratory, CSU Carig.

Dr. Saldana while delivering a lecture on ICT Applications inDisaster Management

NORTHERN LUZON ACM-INTERCOLLEGIATE PROGRAMMING CONTEST

The College of Information and Computing Sciences organized and

hosted the First ACM-ICP the oldest and the largest programming

contest last September 26-27, 2014 at the CICS Conference Room, CSU

Carig, Tuguegarao City. The invitational contest was participated by the

following schools:

1.

UP Cebu2.

Central Luzon State University

3.

Mariano Marcos State University

4.

University of Saint Louis

5. Saint Paul University Philippines

6.

CSU Campuses


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AUTOMATED ELECTION SYSTEM

For the first time in the history of politics in Cagayan State University, CarigCampus, the college designed the automated election system for the campus

student government election on July 2, 2014. This was undertaken to

systematically collate and determine the immediate results of the election. This

was made possible by two (2) faculty members of the college namely, Mr Ray

Kim Baylon and Mr. Francis Joseph Reyes through the leadership of the Dean.

COLLEGE OF HUMAN KINETICS

The College conducted Functional Fitness training for All CHK Faculty

members and students last July 15. Mr. Rafael Lacar, Fitness First General

Manager Dubai , U. A. E, was invited as the speaker. Consequently, a MOA has

been signed between CHK and Mr. Lacar.

3000 Basic PE students, 30 musicians

and 25 faculty members helped

and assisted the city government

during the First Tuguegarao AFI-

Festival.


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COLLEGE OF INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY

The college, in its desire to provide better instructional equipment amongits students, requested several agencies like the Department of Public Works and

Highways, R02, the Department of Trade and Industry, the Department of Trade

and Industry, through their regional directors, for the transfer, without cost, of any

unused vehicle, generator sets and other unused facilities from their office to

College of Industrial Technology.

Two (2) vehicles from BIR (transfer without cost) were acquired for

Instructional Purposes

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

In order to enhance student learning through alternative

instructional methods, students were encouraged to participate in the Regional

Science Fair sponsored by the Department of Science and Technology.

The College, through the AB Mass Communication program, signed a

Memorandum of Agreement with the Department of Science and Technology

for the production of a national and regional AVP for the agency.

Moreover, a MOA was also signed with CSu Lasam for the documentary

film of the visit of PLLO Secretary Mamba in CSU Lasam.


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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

June 26, 2014The College of Engineering launched the Student Entrepreneurship Program on

Paver Blocks Production. The project, funded by the Department of Labor and

Employment, aims to enhance students managerial, entrepreneurial and

production skills of the Civil Engineering students.

August 8, 2014

The College conducted PLC Overview Seminar for CpE-ACES senior students on

August 28, 2014

The college hosted the Testimonial Dinner in honor of the seven new Agricultural

Engineers. The Testimonial dinner was graced by the honorees with their parents,some COE alumni and select 5thyear AE students.

August 28, 2014

Five 5thyear Electrical Engineering students garnered 2ndplace in the Integrated

Institute of Electrical Engineers (IIEE)-sponsored Regional Quizbowl Competition

in Batac, Ilocos Norte.

Sept. 20, 2014

Six senior Electronics and Communications Engineering student-delegates to the2014 Integrated Electronics and Communications Engineers of the Philippines

(IECE) Regional Quiz Bee Competition emerged as grand slam champion.

CSU CARIG hosted

THE NORTH LUZON CLUSTER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FAIR

The CSU-Carig once again

hosted the 2014 North Luzon Cluster

Science and Technology Fair at the

Red Eagle Gymnasium, Sept. 1-5. Incollaboration with the CSU and TAPI,

the different DOST agencies in

Region1, 2 and CAR spearheaded

the said activity, promoting the

theme: Philippines: A Science

Nation Meeting Global Challenges.


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The opening program highlighted two significant events which included

the Ribbon Cutting and Opening of Exhibits headed by the keynote speaker andthe DOST Undersecretary, Dr. Carol M. Yorobe, assisted by the City Mayor, Hon.

Jefferson P. Soriano, CSU President, Dr. Romeo Quilang and CSU Carig CEO, Dr.

Archimedes C. Articulo, together with the different DOST Regional directors: Engr

Edgar I. Garcia (TAPI-DOST); Dr. Urdujah A. Tejada (DOST 02) Dr Julius Caesar V.

Sicat (DOST-CAR): Dr. Armando Q. Ganal (DOST I) and the Launching of Food

Innovation Center (FIC) by the DOST region 2 which envisioned to help

transform the agriculture-based Cagayan Valley into a food processing haven.

OTHER STUDENT ACTIVITIES

Campus Journalism Day July 26, 2014

Anchored on the theme, Upholding

Campus Press Freedom: Defending Students

Rights and Welfare, the Promethean held

the Campus Journalism Day on July 26, 2014

at the CSU Red Eagle Gymnasium.

Activities during the day were debate

competition, literary writing which included

feature writing, poetry writing and essay

writing. The different colleges actively

participated during the Journalism Day.


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Ibanag Week Celebration

In its aim to promote and

preserve the Ibanag culture,

Cagayan State University through its

Ibanag Museum organized and

conducted the first Ibanag Week last

August 11-14, in partnership with the

City Government of Tuguegarao.

Dubbed as I Pallipay ta

Naggafanan, the Ibanag Week

featured cultural events such asphotography contest, dance and

musical competition, palavvun

(riddle)quiz bowl, cookfest, Ibanag

games and various activities highlighting the traditions, values and lifestyle of

the Ibanags.

A press conference was held at the CICS Conference Hall to promote the

various activities during the Ibanag Week and to inform the public about the

efforts of Cagayan State University and the City Government of Tuguegarao

regarding the preservation of the Ibanag culture. The press conference wasgraced by the members of the local and national media.

Campus Nutrition Month

The Carig Campus Student Government (CCSG) celebrated the Annual

Nutrition Month on July 28 at CSU Red Eagle Gymnasium with the theme:

Kalamidad Paghandaan: Gutom at Malnutrisyon Agapan

The celebration included activities such as Nutri-jingle Competition,

Slogan making, Poster Making, Collage making, Cookfest, essay writing,

pagsusulat ng sanaysay and nutria quiz bee.


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Buwan ng Wika Celebration

With the theme, Wikang Filipino, Wika ng Pagkakaisa, the CCSG

commemorated the Buwan ng Wika Celebration at the CSU Red Eagle

gymansium, August 26.

In sports, the activities included Patintero, Luksong Tinik, Bati Cobra,

Tumabang Preso, Kadang Kadang, Dama , Tug of War, Sack race, Limbo rock,

Sungka, Touching ball and breaking the pot. Meanwhile competitions in

Academics were the following: Dagliang Talumpati, Pagsulat ng Sanaysay,

Pagkukuwento, Sabayang Bigkas and Bugtungan.

Students also enjoyed the contested events in Socio-Cultural like

Balagtarap, Sayawitan, Tipa at Tugtugan and Likhawit.

National TeachersCelebration

Recognizing the need to cultivate the

Filipino culture that celebrates all

teachers service and heroism, the

Cagayan State University Carig Campus

was in harmony with the National

Teachers Month celebration on Sept. 5

to October 5.

Spearheaded by the Communications

Office, the campus launched two

activities: Selfie with my Teacherand Gift

for my Teacher.


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Researches

1.

There are five on-going researches with funds downloaded from University

RDET in 2013indicated in Table 1.

Table 1. List of on-going researches funded by University RDET fund.

TITLEStatus

AUTHORTOTAL

BUDGET

Institutional Research

1.

Assessment of Faculty

Development and Needsof CSU Faculty and Admin

Support Staffs

No report

submitteddespite funds

were

expended

Dr.LudivinaCauilan

Rachel Miguel

111,000

2. Employability of CSU

Graduates

On-going Dr. Leticia Dumlao

Ms. CharitoTaguba

Dr. Heidi

Mabborang

119,000

Action Researches

1.

Academic Performance

and Personality Types of

OFW Children

Not started Wilma Taguibao 5,000

2.

Development of Cassava

Chips

On-going Eva Flores 8,000

3. Recruitment-Promotion-

Termination Practices of

the Cagayan State

University

Not started Dr. Eduardo Carag 5,000

Based on status report of these researchers, study 1 and 3 of the action

researches did not start by researchers due to no information that their

researches were approved and that funds were downloaded to the campus.

2.

There are 5on-going externally funded researches as shown Table2. These

Table 2. List of on-going externally funded researches,

RESEARCH TITLE RESEARCHERS FUNDING SOURCE

1. Development of GIS/GPS - Based Junel B. CHED


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Decision Support System for Flood

Risk Management in Tuguegarao

City.

Guzman,Oliver J.

Doctolero and

Melody S. Paned

P550,299

2. Postharvest Mechanization and

Storage Support System of Peanut

Jose D. Guzman,

M.C. Petinco et al

PCAARRD-DOST

5,476,512

3.

Factors Influencing Rice

Productivity in Region 02: The Case

of Cagayan Province

M.U. Tenedor,

Josephine Bas-ong

DA-R02

900,000

4.

Vulnerability Assessment and

Mapping of Flood and Drought

Prone Rice Agro-ecologic Zones in

Cagayan Valley

Jose D. Guzman et al DA-BAR

1,704,200

These researches were presented and reviewed during the 2014 Campus

R&D In-house review.

One proposal entitled Supply Chain and Modelling for Dairyin Region 02

by Vilma D. Conradowas also submitted to the Bureau of Agricultural

Research for funding. The Memorandum of Agreement was already signed.

3.

There are seven (7) researches funded by the University RDET with funds

downloaded in September 2014 as follows

a.

Briqueting of Charcoal from Recycled Waste Paper Materials - by Dr.

Wilma Taguibao, Prof. Jennilyn E. Acupan, Prof. Nicanor G. Taguibao and

Prof. Filgina C. Daliuag

b.

Automated Class Scheduling System of Cagayan State University - Dr. Prof.

Rosalie T. Baricaua

c.

Infection of Oncomelaniahupensisquadrasi with Schistosoma japonica in

Gonzaga, Cagayan - Dr. Kathlyn B. Cruz, Dr. RoelCalagui et al

d.

Local fruit Wine Quality Improvement and Utilization/ Prof. Francisco

Antonio, et al

e.

Impact of Organic Farming on Soil Biodiversity and Productivity/ Dr.

LirioMangawil et al

f.

Development of an automated Control System for Energy Management

in School Buildings - Pinky C. Tumaliuan, DennAgatep, Salvador Peralta

and Bernard Bisuecos

g.

Development of a GIS/GPS Based Decision Support System for Flood Risk

Management in Tuguegarao City -Junel B. Guzman, O. Doctolerao and

M.S. Paned


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4.

Implementation of the Graduate Tracer Study 2009-2014 involving 22 faculty

members with funds coming from Carig Campus. Data gathering is on-going.A total of 2,168 graduate-respondents was identified as indicated in Table 3.

Table 3. Number of respondents for the Graduate Tracer Study, SY 2010 - 2014

COLLEGE

SCHOOL YEAR

2008-

2009

2009-

2010

2010-

2011

2011-

2012

2012-

2013

2013-

2014TOTAL

COEng 93 55 68 68 102 0 386

CIT 0 44 61 65 60 60 290

CHK 0 0 42 41 42 49 174

CAS 0 103 125 197 188 189 802

CICS 0 55 58 91 94 153 451

Vet Med 16 19 11 10 9 0 65

Total 109 276 365 472 495 451 2168

5.

R&D Reviews of the College of Engineering, College of Industrial Technology

and College of Information and Computing Sciences were undertaken

separately where ongoing and completed researches and project

proposalswere presented and reviewed and further improved and presented

during the Campus review.

6.

Conducted the 2014 Campus R&D In-house Review on August 2729, 2014.

The review aimed to disseminate results of completed researches and to

present on-going and research proposals for improvement and refinement.

Reviewers came from the University and Campus faculty-researchers. Out of

the 73 identified researches to be presented, a total of 51 researches were

actually presented and reviewed (the rest did not present) as indicated in

Table 4.

Table 4. Number of researches presented during the 2014 Campus R&D In-

house Review.

College Completed On-going Proposal Total

COEng 1 6 16 23

CIT 1 3 4

CPAd 2 1 2 5

CAS 2 9 11

CICS 4 4


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CVM 3 3

Campus 1 1

Total 3 11 37 51

7.

Paper Presentation

As to paper presentation, there were four papers presented in various

conferences.

Table 5. Papers presented by various faculty members:

Faculty Title of Research Paper

Presented

Forum/Conference/Venue

Dr.

LirioMangawil&

Prof. Andy Catulin

anti-bacterial Assay of

Eight Selected Non-edible

Macroalgae Against Fish

Pathogen

1stBiennial Health Research

Symposium on June 26-27, 2014 at

Fort Ilocandia Hotel Resort, Laoag

City, Ilocos Norte

ProfKristinne

Joyce L De Leon

and Prof. Chirbet

A. Miguel

A Study of the Registers in

Language Used on

Tricycles

12thAsia TEFL (Teaching English as a

Foreign Language) and 23rdMELTA

(Malaysian English Teachers

Association) International

Conference in Kuching, Sarawak,

Malaysia, August 2830, 2014

Dr. Ian RogerFrancisco & Prof.

Patrianne Padua

Performance of CollegeStudents in Writing

Introductory Paragraphs

Using the Funneling Style

12thAsia TEFL (Teaching English as aForeign Language) and 23rdMELTA

(Malaysian English Teachers

Association) International

Conference in Kuching, Sarawak,

Malaysia, August 2830, 2014

Dr. Vilma D.

Conrado

Organic Vegetable

Production Practices and

Productivity in the

Cagayan Valley, Northern

Philippines

6thInternational Conference on

Agribusiness Economics and

Management (ICAEM2014),

Waterfront Hotel, Davao City

8.

Publications

Title Author Publication

Organic Vegetable Production

Practices and Productivity in the

Cagayan Valley, Northern

Conrado, Vilma. BANNWA Supplements, UP

Mindanao 2014


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Philippines.

Prof. Kristinne Joyce L De Leon

and Prof. Chirbet A. Miguel

A Study of the

Registers inLanguage Used

on Tricycles

12thAsia TEFL (Teaching English

as a Foreign Language) and 23rd

MELTA (Malaysian EnglishTeachers Association)

Conference Proceedings

Dr. Ian Roger Francisco & Prof.

Patrianne Padua

Performance of

College Students

in Writing

Introductory

Paragraphs Using

the Funneling Style

12thAsia TEFL (Teaching

English as a Foreign

Language) and 23rdMELTA

(Malaysian English

Teachers Association)

Conference Proceedings

9.

Trainings/Workshops/Conferences Attended

a.

Five faculty members attend the Training Workshop on Patent Drafting will be

conducted on August 12-14, 2014 conducted by the University R&D Office.

b.

Two faculty attended Seminar-Workshop on Research Ethics and Intellectual

Property

c.

Trainors training on Cooperatives on September 1519, 2014. This is a

requirement for the University to be accredited as Training Provider to the

Cooperatives.

d.

Two faculty members and the Project Officer attended the STEPI

Consultative Workshop: STI (Science, Technology and Innovation) Action

Planning for Region 02 on July 17-18, 2014 at Hotel Carmelita, Tuguegarao

City. A paper was presented on the Socio-economic Needs and Goals of

the province, Institutions and Policies on STI and STI Programs of the

University

10.

Others

a. Involvement to the implementation of the Catch-up Plan for the DAR-

ARCCESS entered into by and between CSU and the department ofAgrarian Reform

b.

Two faculty members, Mr. Francisco Antonio and Vilma D. Conrado

served as Evaluators during the Department of Agriculture Region 02 R&D

In-house Review on September 2425, 2012 in Ilagan, Isabela.


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Extension Report for JULY-SEPTEMBER 2014

Activity College/Persons

Involved

Clienteles/Beneficiary Date and

Venue of

Implementation

1.Coordinated

with the

expansion

municipalities in

the

implementation

of One College,

One Municipality

Approach in CSUExtension

Program to wit;

Campus

Extension

Coordinator with

College

Extension

Coordinators

a.Alcala

b.Amulung

c.Iguig

d.Penablanca

Tuguegarao City as the

laboratory for all the 8

colleges of Carig

Campus

-Municipalities

were chosen

based on the

Proximity of the

Campus and

Technical

expertise of the

Faculty

Members vis- a-vis the nature of

extension needs

of the

Municipality

-MOA is on final

review with

partner

municipalities

for signing

Seminar-

Workshop on

Technical

Communication

for IEC Materials

Development

and Production

Campus

Extension

Coordinator with

College

Extension

Coordinators

August 6-8 2014

CSU- Sanchez

Mira

Output in the

workshop is an

IEC material for

the Extension

Banner

program of the

Campus

3.Rehabilitated

the Organic

DOST Funded Beneficiaries of the

project are the students

Income

Generating


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Fertilizer

Manufacturing

and Marketing

of BS Agricultural

Engineering

Extension Demo

Project

4.Establishment

of a 2,000 sq.m.

Orgaic

vegetable

garden

Campus

Extension Fund

BS Biology

BS Environmental Science

BS Agricultural

Engineering

Income

Generating

Extension Demo

Project

5.College of

Information and

Computing

Science and

College of

Industrial

Technology

conducted anExtension

Seminar and

proposal review

and evaluation

All faculty of CIT and

CICS

6. College of

Indutrial

Technology

renewed a MOA

with Barangay

Gosi

CIT Officials and faculty

members, Campus

Extension Coordinator

and barangay officials

Barangay Gosi MOA signed

7.CAS

conducted a

new project on

BOSES NATIN

Empowering the

Grassroots

through Radio

Broadcasting.

Prof. Marie

Cauilan

CAS Officials

Campus

Extension Fund

Trained 50 participants

from the marginalized

groups

a.Farmers and fisherfolks

b.Senior Citizen and OSY

c.LGBT

d.Enrolled in ALS

(Alternative Learning

Center)

e.Department of

Education

f.Community Workers

g.PWD

CSU Andrews

Amphi Theater

CAS Mass Com

production

Room

Participants

were

capacitated on

script writing

and

broadcasting.

They were

streamlined

based on their

performance.

8. From only 3 approved extension projects in 2013 with funding from the University

to 14 approved extension projects for 2014 with at least one extension project

per College.


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APPROVED EXTENSION PROJECTS PROPONENT Released Budget

for 2014

1.

PAGGURUFFUNAN COMMUNITY-BASED ECO-SAVER Project in

Tuguegarao City

a. Solid Waste Management

b. Organic Urban Gardening

c. Strengthening the Climate Change

Adaptation of Communities

College ofEngineering

(Junel Guzmanand

Audey Quebral)

P 326,000.00

2.

Strengthening the Sports Clinic

Towards an Integrated Community

Development

a.

Sports Clinic & Competition

b.

Music Lessons

c.

Aero Taebo Fitness Program

College of Human

Kinetics

(Chita Ramos)

P 40,000.00

3. Community Assistance Service

Extension Program

a. Family Economic Stability Extension

Program of the Bachelor of Arts in

Economics Program (Josephine Y.

Bas-ong)

4. Seminar on Food Safety and

Sanitary (Bas-ong, et al.)

5.

Transforming Lives through

Community Service and Extension

Program: Y Panguffun na DNSM(Mangawil, L. G. et al)

6.

Psychological and Counseling

Services for Social Transformation

and Community Development

(Balagan, Ma. Benita, et al)

7.

Helping Language Learners with

Learning Difficulties: An English

Tutorial for College Students

(Miguel, C. A. et al)

8.

Puno para sa Kalikasan: Seedling

Bowling and Tree Planting Activity(Catulin, A. et al)

9.

Kahit Maputi na ang Buhok ko:

Empowering the Elderly Through

Supportive Programs and Services

(de Leon, K. L. et al)

10.

Math Tutorials for High School and

College Students

College of Arts and

Sciences

(Josephine Bas-ong)

P 105,000.00


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11.

Integrated Animal Health Care

Management

a.

Castration and VitaminsAdministration

College of

Veterinary Medicine

(Roel Calagui)

P 72,000.00

12.CARIGHastening the Impact of

Project SPELL (Carig HIPS)

Ian Roger Francisco P 47,000.00

Women Empowerment Through Livelihood

Skills Development

a.

Mushroom Production and

Processing

College of Public

Administration

(Joseph Acorda)

P 26,000.00

13.WIMAX: Willful ICT Maximization

Access & Expertise

a. Computer Literacy for Office

Productivity Tools & Graphics

Design of Cagayan Valley

College of

Information and

Computing Science

(Edison Bravoand

Esmer Baricaua)

P 44,000.00

14.

Integrated Skills and Product

Development

a.

Briquetting of Biomass and Waste

Paper

b.

Food/ Vegetable Processing

c.

Cosmetology

College of Industrial

Technology

(Jennylyn Acupan)

P 64,500.00

TOTAL P 724,500.00

9. The Campus conducted Seminar on Extension Modalities, Proposal Writeshop

and Evaluation on September 11-12, 2014. There were 18 proposals presented

for review and evaluation. Proponents are still working on the comments and

recommendations of external and internal evaluators. Each of the 8 colleges in

the campus developed at least one proposal. Recommended proposals for

implementation shall be funded by both the University and Campus Extension

fund for 2015. Potential proposals for external funding shall be submitted to

funding agencies.

Title of Extension

Project/Activity

Proponent/College Comments and Recommendations

1.

Barangay LakasTungo sa Matatag

Na Bukas

Borja Mary JoyUmengan, Jane

Sibal, Cora

Colleges of Arts and

Sciences and Public

Administration

1.

Conduct and pre and postassessment as a research

component of the extension project.

2. Assign a lead proponent or point

person

3. Under project description, describe

the project components and

strategies


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Title of Extension

Project/Activity


4. Devise a monitoring scheme

2.

WIMAX (Willful ICT

Maximization to

Access Expertise)

Computer Literacy

Calimag, Arlen B.

Mangussad, Kristoffer

Taguba, Charito

Bravo, Edison

College of

Information and

Computing Science

1.

The project should be conducted in

3 year period to measure the

sustainable effect

2.

Change the name WIMAX since it is

already a big name in the

Information Technology owned by a

company, using the name is a

violation of the IPR.

3.

Introduction is a discussion of what

are you doing and why are you

doing such project.

4.

Your activities should bear a more

precise and specific description i.e.

instead of communication

(Coordination with agencies or

target beneficiary organizations)

5.

Give a more understandable

presentation of the Scheule of

Activity per Program

6.

Consider the Equiy of the LGU or

Clienteles in the Budget7.

In the Methodology, briefly discuss

the project components and the

steps in conducting the project

Define your target clienteles as to

courses and jobs, modules, number

of hours, exercises, monitoring and

evaluation.

8.

Quantify your expected output, by

giving an actual number of trainess

per year

9.

Design your project framework

3.

Promotion and

Commercialization

of the Developed

Corned Carabeef

Via Trial Marketing

in Tuguegarao City

Baculi, Marlyn


Technology

1.

Define your target beneficiaries as

producers of the project as Micro or

Small Entrepreneurs

2.

If for IGP purpose of CSU, define the

economic use of carabeef (farmers

and for health of consumers. Define


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Title of Extension

Project/Activity


policy of income sharing

3. Present the current condition of

carabeef in the city and neighboring

municipalities and what the project

contribute to improve carabao

industry.

4. Define the variants, texture, flavor,

economic of production as edge to

the existing practice.

5. Include proposal for future

processing business

6.

If the idea is patented, are youwilling to divulge the technology,

considering that it was personally

developed.

4.

Integrated Skills and

Product

Development

TECHNO-GABAY NG

CIT SA KOMUNIDAD

Acupan, Jennilyn et

al


technology

1.

Do away with the details of each

activity so that yourproposal wil not

look like a module. Just refelect the

main activity.

2.

Define the target

agencies/communities you intend to

cater as inputs.3.

Define training courses interventions

in chronological order of

implementation including needs

assessment , monitoring and

evaluation

4.

Define outputs and quantify

5.

Training on Quick

Spay and

Castration

Technique in Dogsand Cats

Madrazo, Annabel

V., DVM

Sta. Maria, Cyrille

Laiza S.,DVMCollege of

Veterinary medicine

1.

Transform title to suit to the

components of the project like;

a.

Health Care Mgt.

b.

Animal mapping and ownersc.

Existing Health practices

d.

Promotion of QS and C

e.

Actual QS & C (Actual Surgery)

f.

Dog Show

g.

IEC

h.

Define Monitoring and Evaluation

2.

State behavioral objectives.


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Title of Extension

Project/Activity


3. This is an action research and at the

same time extension activity

4. In the Methodology define the

following;

a. Responsible pet ownership

b. Dog Show

c. How to do it per project

6.

TARA USAP TAYO

PARA KALUSUGAN

NATIN PANALO

Hipolito, Hidegarda

et al

College of Medicine

1.

Do a good documentation on the

pilot area for scaling.

2.

Improve existing syllabus that are

available for training.

3.

Continue planning for sustainability.

7. Journalism and

English

Enhancement

Training (JET)

Manuel, Jomel et al

College of Arts and

Science

1. Apply for Regional English Training

Center Accreditation and Cater to

the following ;

a. Elementary, High Schools,

College, School Organ Writers

b.

Capacitate Teachers Diploma

Course

c.

Handle English Proficiency of

Foreign Students (TOEFL)d.

Establish an English Testing and

Certification Center for foreign

students and others

e.

Submit proposal to funding

agencies.

2.

Develop modules and present for

accreditation and IPR

3.

Follow Acrreditation requirements as

follows;

a.

Peer/Department review

committeeb.

Council of deans

c.

Academic Council

d.

Board of Regents

4.

Review your budget

5.

How do you integrate this with the

approved project of Dr. Ian


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Title of Extension

Project/Activity


Francisco

8.

Low-Cost Anti-

Dengue Product

Formulation for

Indigent Families of

Amulung, Cagayan

Chemical

Engineering

Department

College of

Engineering

1.

Change your title into Low-Cost

Ant-Dengue Product Preparation for

Indigent Families the locale would

be generic considering maybe the

pilot barangays/municipalities of

CSU-Carig needing the service.

2.

Specify village based

equipment/materials for the

production

3.

Compute for the ROI

4.

If this is for patenting, are you willing

to disclose to the clienteles.

5.

Establish linkage with the

microfinance institutions like DOST,

DOH etc.

6.

Include creation of employment and

livelihood as expected output.

9.

Energy

ConservationAmong Households

in the Pilot

Barangays

Janet C. Turaray

College of Arts andSciences

1.

Consider pilot cooperators in your

number 1 objective, instead of pilotbarangays

2.

Include as number 4 objective:

Disseminate results or best practices

to expansion barangays

3.

Use varied info strategies rather than

concentrating on lectures like;

a.

Slogan and Poster Making

Contest

b.

Use of other IEC materials

c.

Use of radio/tv ads etc.

4.

Explain Economics of Energy Use5.

Coordinate with Mass Com.

10.Mind Gym:

Enhancing the LET

Performance of

CHK

College of Human

Kinetics

This is not considered an extension activity,

it is a part of a regular review activity of the

College/University

11.

Larot Saya sa College of Human 1.

The title is catchy but why? Can you


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Title of Extension

Project/Activity


Pugad ng Pulang

Agila

Kinetics think of more appropriate title?

2. Present a scenario/statistics of heath

problems you intend to address.

3. In your general objectives, instead of

perform identify then change to

promote with and employ to

a. School population

b.

Office population

c. Community population

4. You need to categorize, prioritize

your target clienteles and see their

venue/ accommodation. Definetarget beneficiaries you can actually

handle.

5. Capacitate the community sports

leaders for sustainability

6. Include as objective: To assist

barangays formulate physical

activity plan.

7.

Coordinate with Sports Committee

in-charge in LGUs.

8.

To measure the impact and

sustainability of the project, it shouldbe 3 years.

9.

This is a potential proposal, please

improve!

10.Drafted the first Campus Extension Operations Manual for presentation with

College Deans, College Coordinators and Stakeholders before it will be

presented to the University Execut ive Committee for further Approval by the

Board. Colleges are likewise advised to prepare or revised their respective

manual to undergo same process.

11.

Coordinated with Barangay Tanza as a pilot barangay in the Municipality of

Tuguegarao

Identified projects like Solid Waste Management in compliance to RA

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Lay-out the establishment of Barangay vermin composting project and

improvement of the barangay vegetable garden by 4Ps beneficiaies

Scheduled meeting with RIC re livelihood project s Identified projects involving senior citizens

12.

Submitted community livelihood project proposals to funding agencies like DOLE

and DTI.

DTI is willing to provide training assistance to project manpower.

13.

Working on the comments and recommendations of DA-BAR on an extension

commercialization project for DA-BAR funding Agro-Livestock Production-

Processing-Marketing Extension Project

Demo- project to be established in a 1 ha. Area in the campus Not only for extension but Serve as a class laboratory and research center

of VET MED, Biology, Environmental science and BS Agri Engineering

Generate raw materials for FIC processing with the Colege of Industrial

Technology

Marketing shall be taken cared by AB Economics,College of Industrial

technology and BS Industrial and Commercial Communication

Promotion, Labeling and Packaging shall be taken cared by CICS, AB

Mass Communication and AB Economics

14.

Awarded a DOLE Livelihood Assistance Youth Entrepreneur Support System

Project For BS Civil Engineering Students with funding assistance amounting to

P425,000.00 on PAVER Manufacturing.

15.

Signing of the Memorandum of Agreement between CSU-Carig Campus and

the 2ndRegional Public Safety Battalion (2RPSB) regarding the Partnership

amOng Local Resource InstituteS or the P.O.L.A.R.I.S. Program. The program was

launched through the Project Development Office and the Campus Extension

Office.

16.

Signing of the Memorandum of Agreement between CSU-Carig campus and theTuguegarao City Police Station (TCPS) regarding the Tuguegarao Action Plan for

Better Community Relations, Support, and Services or the T.A.U.R.U.S. Program.

The program was launched through the Project Development Office and the

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17.Through the TAURUS Project, a Community Police Action Center (COMPAC) was

launched in the campus to improve the peace and order situation for the

benefit of the students, faculty, and staff.

18.Aside from the 2RPSB and the TCPS, the Campus also assisted the Penablanca

Police Station, Lal-lo Police Station, and the Lasam Police Station in the

preparation of their Performance Governance System Report. A consultation

was set for each of the Police Stations in the conduct of their SWOT and Gap

Analysis. The Penablanca Police Station and the TCPS was also assisted by the

campus in coming up with their own newsletters.

Presentation of proposal

Panel Members during the Review and Evaluation of Campus Extension

proposals for 2015


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Vermicomposting project

Training on Extension Mopdalities, Proposal Writeshop and Evaluation


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ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT

AUGUST-SEPTEMBER, 2014

MERCHANDISING

PROJECT

APPLIANCE LOAN

PROJECT

SPACE RENTALS


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The Project In-charge now finalizing theinventory of allmerchandise to includeschool uniforms, p.e,college shirts, logo, andI.D strap and holder tofacilitate payment to thesuppliers.

The Project In-charge and the BusinessOffice Coordinator already

certified payment for St.Andrew Publishing, one ofthe suppliers of books inthe Campus.

From the monitoring

of the Project In-charge,all suppliers to includebooks and uniforms hadcompleted their deliveriesexcept for the College

Organizational shirts.

Three (3) personnelhad availed of the LoanProgram;

On September 10,2014, the IGP Coordinatorswith the Business OfficeCoordinator attended theIGP MEETING(Presentationof Income Status, ProjectStrategies and BusinessPlans for the Campus)participated in by all IGP

Coordinators and Headsfrom the eight (8) satellitesof CSU;

The Project In-chargenow issuing a monthly

Billing/ salary deduction toall who availed of thisprogram;

On September 22,

2014, the Project In-chargewent to CSU Andrews todiscuss working paper onApplication Loan with theUniversity Internal Auditor;

The Business Officeconducted a meeting withSavers Appliance Depot andboth parties agreed toconduct an ApplianceCaravan Sale in the

Campus to be held onNovember 17-21, 2014;

The Campus ExecutiveOfficer approved theBusiness Office proposal onExtending Loan Program toConstruction Supplies.

The CampusBusiness Office wasable to collect Twenty-One Thousand Pesos(21,000.00) fromSpace Rentals duringthe conduct of theDOST Trade Fair;

In its attempt tohelp the Campus instrengthening itssecurity regulations,

the Business Officeissued validIdentification Cards toall Campus BusinessOperators;

The Project In-charge now issuingthe monthly Billing toall Campus BusinessOperators to facilitate

monthly monitoring;

Two CampusBusiness operatorspaid their arrearsamounting to a totalof Thirty-six ThousandFour Hundred Pesos(36,400.00);

During theCampus Intramurals

2014, three outsidevendors availed of theOne Week SpaceRental of the BusinessOffice. Likewise theCollege of Medicinehad guaranteed thatthey ought to give


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CEO Performance Report June Sept