batsu annual report 2008

BatSU ANNUAL REPORT 2008BatSU ANNUAL REPORT 2008


Peace and Spirituality

Commitment to Excellent Service

Human Dignity and Empowerment

Transparency, Honesty and Accountability

Teamwork and Harmony

Concern for the Environment

A university which shapes a global

Filipino imbued with moral courage

nurtured through values and excellent

education

Batangas State University is committed to

implement its mandates of quality and

excellence, relevance and responsiveness,

access and equity and efficiency and

effectiveness through instruction, research,

extension and production to meet the growing

needs of the country and the world for globally

competitive and morally upright professionals,

scientists, technologists, technicians, skilled

workers and entrepreneurs.


Very truly yours,

NORA L. MAGNAYE, Ph.D University President.

Madam:

I have the honor to submit the Annual Report of the Batangas State University (BSU) for

FY 2008.

Her Excellency

GLORIA MACAPAGAL ARROYO

The President

Republic of the Philippines

Thru:

The Hon. WILLIAM C. MEDRANO

Chairman, BSU Board of Regents

Commissioner, Commission on Higher Education


BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY Batangas City

access and equity and efficiency and


Every year the University gears forward to attain its goals of excellence,

quality and service. To this end, the institutional cluster towards better instruction,

productive research and strong extension services are shaped so that the

University stands in the forefront to truly serve the students, the community and

other stakeholders the University serves.

This years Annual Report is a manifestation of all the efforts of all Colleges

and Campuses University wide. These reports are silent witnesses on how the

colleges are trying to bridge and reach out to the students and service clientele so

that the University is truly able to improve the quality of life of students whose life

the University touches.

This Annual Report is part of the REPDs commitment to put into print the

accomplishments for the year. As part of its Planning Units responsibility, it

objectively gives a human face to what, we, in the University have worked together

in the name of service and excellence.

Prof. ERMA B. QUINAY Vice-President, REPD


BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY Batangas City

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Board of Regents 1111

Officers of the Administration 2222

Key Facts 6666

Executive Summary 7777

Highlights of the Year 8888

Accomplishments by College and Campus 10101010

Registrar 43434343

Student Services 44444444

Scholarship 45454545

National Service Training Program 47474747

Testing and Admission Office 51515151

Library 53535353

IACEPO 49494949

Main Campus IMain Campus IMain Campus IMain Campus I

Graduate School 11111111

College of Teacher Education 13131313

Integrated School 15151515

College of Nursing 17171717

College of Law 19191919

College of Arts and Sciences 21212121

College of Accountancy, Business,

Economics and International

Hospitality Management 23232323

Alangilan Campus IIAlangilan Campus IIAlangilan Campus IIAlangilan Campus II

College of Engineering, Architecture,

Fine Arts and Computing Sciences 25252525

College of Industrial Technology 27272727

Extension CampusesExtension CampusesExtension CampusesExtension Campuses

Balayan and Lemery Campuses 29292929

JPLPC Campus (Malvar) 31313131

Lipa Campus 33333333

ARASOF Campus (Nasugbu) 35353535

Lobo Campus 37373737

Rosario Campus 39393939

San Juan Campus 41414141

Administration and FinanceAdministration and FinanceAdministration and FinanceAdministration and Finance 55555555

Finance Services 55555555

Administration Services 56565656

Medical Services 58585858

Facility Management Services 58585858

Auxiliary Services 59595959

Supply and Property Section 60606060

Information and Communication

Technology Services 60606060

Research Unit 62626262

Extension Unit 66666666

Statistics and Financial Profile 70707070

Enrolment 70707070

Graduates 71717171

Faculty Development 74747474

Income and Expenses 75757575

Balance Sheet 77777777

Cash Flows 80808080

Curricular Offerings 81818181

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Board of RegentsBoard of RegentsBoard of RegentsBoard of RegentsBoard of RegentsBoard of RegentsBoard of RegentsBoard of Regents

Hon. William C. MedranoHon. William C. MedranoHon. William C. MedranoHon. William C. Medrano

Commissioner, CHED

Hon. Nora L. MagnayeHon. Nora L. MagnayeHon. Nora L. MagnayeHon. Nora L. Magnaye University President Hon. Cynthia A. Villar Hon. Cynthia A. Villar Hon. Cynthia A. Villar Hon. Cynthia A. Villar

Chairman, House Committee on Higher and Technical Education Hon. Manuel A. Roxas II Hon. Manuel A. Roxas II Hon. Manuel A. Roxas II Hon. Manuel A. Roxas II

Chairman, Senate Committee on Education Represented by: Represented by: Represented by: Represented by:

Hon. Hermilando I. MandanasHon. Hermilando I. MandanasHon. Hermilando I. MandanasHon. Hermilando I. Mandanas

Hon. Severino C. Santos Hon. Severino C. Santos Hon. Severino C. Santos Hon. Severino C. Santos Director, NEDA R.O. IV Dr. Alexander R. Madrigal, PhDDr. Alexander R. Madrigal, PhDDr. Alexander R. Madrigal, PhDDr. Alexander R. Madrigal, PhD

Regional Director, DOST R.O. IV Hon. Enrico M. DalanginHon. Enrico M. DalanginHon. Enrico M. DalanginHon. Enrico M. Dalangin

President, BSU Faculty Confederation

Hon. Daryl C. LaquiHon. Daryl C. LaquiHon. Daryl C. LaquiHon. Daryl C. Laqui President, BSU Supreme Student Council

Atty. Jellie M. MolinoAtty. Jellie M. MolinoAtty. Jellie M. MolinoAtty. Jellie M. Molino University Secretary

Chairman

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Dr. Nora L. MagnayeDr. Nora L. MagnayeDr. Nora L. MagnayeDr. Nora L. Magnaye University President

Dr. Jessie A. MontalboDr. Jessie A. MontalboDr. Jessie A. MontalboDr. Jessie A. Montalbo Senior Executive Assistant and Executive Director, Malvar Campus

Dr. Leticia T. MacalaladDr. Leticia T. MacalaladDr. Leticia T. MacalaladDr. Leticia T. Macalalad Vice-President, Academic Affairs

Mrs. Luzviminda C. RosalesMrs. Luzviminda C. RosalesMrs. Luzviminda C. RosalesMrs. Luzviminda C. Rosales Vice-President, Administration and Finance, and Director, Administration and Finance (Balayan, Lobo, and Lemery Campuses)

Prof. Erma B. QuinayProf. Erma B. QuinayProf. Erma B. QuinayProf. Erma B. Quinay Vice-President, Research, Extension, Planning and Development

Atty. Jellie M. MolinoAtty. Jellie M. MolinoAtty. Jellie M. MolinoAtty. Jellie M. Molino University and Board Secretary

Prof. Rogelio A. AntenorProf. Rogelio A. AntenorProf. Rogelio A. AntenorProf. Rogelio A. Antenor Executive Assistant and Executive Director, Internal Assessment Unit and Lobo Campus

Atty. Edgard E. ValdezAtty. Edgard E. ValdezAtty. Edgard E. ValdezAtty. Edgard E. Valdez Executive Assistant, Legal Affairs and Director, Internal Audit Unit

Prof. Victor A. SemiraProf. Victor A. SemiraProf. Victor A. SemiraProf. Victor A. Semira Executive Director, Special Projects

Dr. Lucito M. TiangcoDr. Lucito M. TiangcoDr. Lucito M. TiangcoDr. Lucito M. Tiangco Executive Director, Nasugbu, Lemery and Balayan Campuses, and Director, Academic Affairs (Nasugbu Campus)

Dr. Leonila V. AntonioDr. Leonila V. AntonioDr. Leonila V. AntonioDr. Leonila V. Antonio

Executive Director and Director for Academic Affairs (Lipa, Rosario, and San Juan Campuses), and Director, Administration and Finance (Lipa Campus)

Dr. Leodegaria D. AbantoDr. Leodegaria D. AbantoDr. Leodegaria D. AbantoDr. Leodegaria D. Abanto University Registrar

Mrs. Rosario L. CuevasMrs. Rosario L. CuevasMrs. Rosario L. CuevasMrs. Rosario L. Cuevas University Librarian

Dr. Mathilda H. DimaanoDr. Mathilda H. DimaanoDr. Mathilda H. DimaanoDr. Mathilda H. Dimaano Dean, Graduate School

Atty. Ethel A. MalabananAtty. Ethel A. MalabananAtty. Ethel A. MalabananAtty. Ethel A. Malabanan Dean, College of Law

Dr. Michael A. AloriaDr. Michael A. AloriaDr. Michael A. AloriaDr. Michael A. Aloria Dean, College of Engineering, Architecture, Fine Arts and Computing Sciences

Dr. Expedito V. AcordaDr. Expedito V. AcordaDr. Expedito V. AcordaDr. Expedito V. Acorda Dean, College of Industrial Technology

Dr. Amelita M. MadridDr. Amelita M. MadridDr. Amelita M. MadridDr. Amelita M. Madrid Dean, College of Teacher Education and Assistant Director, Education Review Center

Prof. Cynthia Q. ManaloProf. Cynthia Q. ManaloProf. Cynthia Q. ManaloProf. Cynthia Q. Manalo Dean, College of Arts and Sciences

Mr. Demetrio R. ZaraMr. Demetrio R. ZaraMr. Demetrio R. ZaraMr. Demetrio R. Zara Dean, College of Accountancy, Business, Economics and International Hospitality Management

Mrs. Melodie B. PanopioMrs. Melodie B. PanopioMrs. Melodie B. PanopioMrs. Melodie B. Panopio Dean, College of Nursing (Main Campus)

Mrs. Gloria L. AraosMrs. Gloria L. AraosMrs. Gloria L. AraosMrs. Gloria L. Araos Dean, College of Nursing (Nasugbu Campus)

Mrs. Vilma R. Aguda Mrs. Vilma R. Aguda Mrs. Vilma R. Aguda Mrs. Vilma R. Aguda Director, Integrated School

Engr. Mario G. BukasEngr. Mario G. BukasEngr. Mario G. BukasEngr. Mario G. Bukas Director, Student Services Office

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Mrs. Jonelyn B. Sandoval Mrs. Jonelyn B. Sandoval Mrs. Jonelyn B. Sandoval Mrs. Jonelyn B. Sandoval Director, Scholarship Office

Dr. Teresa A. KalaloDr. Teresa A. KalaloDr. Teresa A. KalaloDr. Teresa A. Kalalo Director, Industry Academe Cooperating Education Placement Office, and Assistant Director, Job Placement Office

Dr. Romeo M. Guillo Jr.Dr. Romeo M. Guillo Jr.Dr. Romeo M. Guillo Jr.Dr. Romeo M. Guillo Jr. Director, National Service Training Program, and Assistant Director, ROTC and CWTS Office

Engr. Tirso A. RonquilloEngr. Tirso A. RonquilloEngr. Tirso A. RonquilloEngr. Tirso A. Ronquillo Director, Review Center and Assistant Director, Engineering Review Center

Mrs. Dominga P. GutierrezMrs. Dominga P. GutierrezMrs. Dominga P. GutierrezMrs. Dominga P. Gutierrez Director, Admission and Testing Office

Ms. Nieves P. EvangelioMs. Nieves P. EvangelioMs. Nieves P. EvangelioMs. Nieves P. Evangelio Director, Sports and Cultural Affairs Office

Mrs. Cecilia C. MendozaMrs. Cecilia C. MendozaMrs. Cecilia C. MendozaMrs. Cecilia C. Mendoza Director, Administration Services Office and Assistant Director, Human Resource Management

Mrs. Emma J.B. Villamater Mrs. Emma J.B. Villamater Mrs. Emma J.B. Villamater Mrs. Emma J.B. Villamater Director, Finance Services Office

Engr. Benedicto S. NoriegaEngr. Benedicto S. NoriegaEngr. Benedicto S. NoriegaEngr. Benedicto S. Noriega Director, Public Relations and International Linkages

Mrs. Rosemarie D. RoblesMrs. Rosemarie D. RoblesMrs. Rosemarie D. RoblesMrs. Rosemarie D. Robles Director, Research Office and Assistant Director, Educational Research Office

Engr. Paulina M. MacatangayEngr. Paulina M. MacatangayEngr. Paulina M. MacatangayEngr. Paulina M. Macatangay Director, Planning and Development Office (Main Campus I) and Assistant Director, Academic Affairs Office (Main Campus II)

Engr. Romeo C. de CastroEngr. Romeo C. de CastroEngr. Romeo C. de CastroEngr. Romeo C. de Castro Director, Extension Services Office

Engr. Antonio A. GamboaEngr. Antonio A. GamboaEngr. Antonio A. GamboaEngr. Antonio A. Gamboa Director, Facility Management Services Office, and Assistant Director, Building and Infrastructure Management Office

Engr. Alex I. MagbooEngr. Alex I. MagbooEngr. Alex I. MagbooEngr. Alex I. Magboo Director, Information and Communication Technology, and Assistant Director, ICT Laboratory Operations

Mrs. Carmela S. MacatangayMrs. Carmela S. MacatangayMrs. Carmela S. MacatangayMrs. Carmela S. Macatangay Director, Auxiliary Services Office, and Assistant Director, Income Generating Projects

Dra. Allen A. Evangelio Dra. Allen A. Evangelio Dra. Allen A. Evangelio Dra. Allen A. Evangelio Director, Medical/Dental Services Office

Dr. Nora G. DimaanoDr. Nora G. DimaanoDr. Nora G. DimaanoDr. Nora G. Dimaano Director, Academic Affairs (Malvar Campus) and Associate Dean, College of Industrial Technology (Malvar Campus)

Mr. Israel P. PeeroMr. Israel P. PeeroMr. Israel P. PeeroMr. Israel P. Peero Director, Academic Affairs (Balayan and Lemery Campuses)

Mr. Anacleto M. CaringalMr. Anacleto M. CaringalMr. Anacleto M. CaringalMr. Anacleto M. Caringal Director, Academic Affairs (Lobo Campus) and Assistant Director, Agricultural Research Office

Engr. Joselito K. SantosEngr. Joselito K. SantosEngr. Joselito K. SantosEngr. Joselito K. Santos

Director, Administration and Finance (Malvar Campus) and Associate Dean, College of Engineering and Computing Sciences (Malvar Campus)

Engr. Eric Jose R. VillalunaEngr. Eric Jose R. VillalunaEngr. Eric Jose R. VillalunaEngr. Eric Jose R. Villaluna Director, Administration and Finance (Nasugbu Campus)

Engr. Rosalinda M. ComiaEngr. Rosalinda M. ComiaEngr. Rosalinda M. ComiaEngr. Rosalinda M. Comia Director, Administration and Finance (Rosario and san Juan Campuses)




Mrs. Editha B. AgustinMrs. Editha B. AgustinMrs. Editha B. AgustinMrs. Editha B. Agustin Assistant Director, Registration Office

Mr. Genaro B. AbreuMr. Genaro B. AbreuMr. Genaro B. AbreuMr. Genaro B. Abreu Assistant Director, Student Affairs Office

Dr. Romeo M. Guillo Jr.Dr. Romeo M. Guillo Jr.Dr. Romeo M. Guillo Jr.Dr. Romeo M. Guillo Jr. Assistant Director, ROTC and CWTS Office

Dr. Teresa A. KalaloDr. Teresa A. KalaloDr. Teresa A. KalaloDr. Teresa A. Kalalo Assistant Director, Job Placement Office

Mrs. Dolores J. BaesMrs. Dolores J. BaesMrs. Dolores J. BaesMrs. Dolores J. Baes Assistant Director, Testing and Admission Office

Engr. Donnalyn C. CabacesEngr. Donnalyn C. CabacesEngr. Donnalyn C. CabacesEngr. Donnalyn C. Cabaces Assistant Director, Engineering and Technology Center

Mrs. Sherry Joy A. del MundoMrs. Sherry Joy A. del MundoMrs. Sherry Joy A. del MundoMrs. Sherry Joy A. del Mundo Assistant Director, Integrated School

Mrs. Marilou A. MaderazoMrs. Marilou A. MaderazoMrs. Marilou A. MaderazoMrs. Marilou A. Maderazo Assistant Director, Office of the Student Discipline

Mrs. Glenda L. de MesaMrs. Glenda L. de MesaMrs. Glenda L. de MesaMrs. Glenda L. de Mesa Assistant Director, Scholarship Office

Engr. Adrian Ferdinand M. MeloEngr. Adrian Ferdinand M. MeloEngr. Adrian Ferdinand M. MeloEngr. Adrian Ferdinand M. Melo Assistant Director, Industry Academe Cooperating Education Placement Office

Engr. Princess Marie B. MeloEngr. Princess Marie B. MeloEngr. Princess Marie B. MeloEngr. Princess Marie B. Melo Assistant Director, Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Special Projects

Engr. Rupitacio U. de ChavezEngr. Rupitacio U. de ChavezEngr. Rupitacio U. de ChavezEngr. Rupitacio U. de Chavez Assistant Director, Network/Management Information System (MIS) and Web Management, and Assistant Director, Industrial and Institutional Linkages

Mrs. Lydia M. MacatangayMrs. Lydia M. MacatangayMrs. Lydia M. MacatangayMrs. Lydia M. Macatangay Assistant Director, Records Management Office

Mrs. Eva T. Rayos Mrs. Eva T. Rayos Mrs. Eva T. Rayos Mrs. Eva T. Rayos Assistant Director, Budget Office

Mrs. Zenaida R. Ebreo Mrs. Zenaida R. Ebreo Mrs. Zenaida R. Ebreo Mrs. Zenaida R. Ebreo Assistant Director, Cashiering Office

Mrs. Lolita M. AtienzaMrs. Lolita M. AtienzaMrs. Lolita M. AtienzaMrs. Lolita M. Atienza Assistant Director, Accounting Office

Mr. Marcelo L. AgustinMr. Marcelo L. AgustinMr. Marcelo L. AgustinMr. Marcelo L. Agustin Assistant Director, Procurement Office

Mr. Bienvenido G. AclanMr. Bienvenido G. AclanMr. Bienvenido G. AclanMr. Bienvenido G. Aclan Assistant Director, Building Equipment and Grounds Maintenance

Mrs. Fevronia M. SorianoMrs. Fevronia M. SorianoMrs. Fevronia M. SorianoMrs. Fevronia M. Soriano Assistant Director Property and Supply

Mr. Jovito C. PlataMr. Jovito C. PlataMr. Jovito C. PlataMr. Jovito C. Plata Assistant Director, Community Services Office

Mrs. Myrna A. ColiatMrs. Myrna A. ColiatMrs. Myrna A. ColiatMrs. Myrna A. Coliat

Assistant Director, Policy Studies and Institutional Effectiveness Office

Mrs. Rosenda A. BronceMrs. Rosenda A. BronceMrs. Rosenda A. BronceMrs. Rosenda A. Bronce Assistant Director, Batangas Center for Research and Special Studies Office

Mrs. Ramona I. RomeroMrs. Ramona I. RomeroMrs. Ramona I. RomeroMrs. Ramona I. Romero Assistant Director, Institutional Planning Office

Dr. Philip Y. del RosarioDr. Philip Y. del RosarioDr. Philip Y. del RosarioDr. Philip Y. del Rosario Assistant Director, Alumni Affairs Office

Mrs. Jocelyn R. CastilloMrs. Jocelyn R. CastilloMrs. Jocelyn R. CastilloMrs. Jocelyn R. Castillo Assistant Director, Education, Social Science and Environment Research Unit

Mrs. Evelyn L. PedrajasMrs. Evelyn L. PedrajasMrs. Evelyn L. PedrajasMrs. Evelyn L. Pedrajas Assistant Director, Registration (Nasugbu Campus)



Mrs. Fe B. TialengkoMrs. Fe B. TialengkoMrs. Fe B. TialengkoMrs. Fe B. Tialengko Assistant Director, Integrated School (Nasugbu Campus)

Mr. Edmar I. Dueas Mr. Edmar I. Dueas Mr. Edmar I. Dueas Mr. Edmar I. Dueas Assistant Director, Procurement (Malvar Campus)

Dr. Eufronia M. MagundayaoDr. Eufronia M. MagundayaoDr. Eufronia M. MagundayaoDr. Eufronia M. Magundayao Associate Dean, General Engineering (Main Campus I)

Engr. Ceferino U. PerezEngr. Ceferino U. PerezEngr. Ceferino U. PerezEngr. Ceferino U. Perez Associate Dean, Higher Engineering (Main Campus II)

Dr. Faustino I. de ChavezDr. Faustino I. de ChavezDr. Faustino I. de ChavezDr. Faustino I. de Chavez Associate Dean, College of Teacher Education (Main Campus I)

Mr. Aureo G. MadridMr. Aureo G. MadridMr. Aureo G. MadridMr. Aureo G. Madrid Associate Dean, College of Industrial Technology (Lipa Campus)

Dr. Crisanto M. HernandezDr. Crisanto M. HernandezDr. Crisanto M. HernandezDr. Crisanto M. Hernandez Associate Dean, College of Industrial Technology/Education/Agri- Vet (Rosario Campus)

Ms. Leila P. LagmayMs. Leila P. LagmayMs. Leila P. LagmayMs. Leila P. Lagmay Associate Dean, College of Arts and Sciences (Lipa Campus)

Mr. Sandy M. GonzalesMr. Sandy M. GonzalesMr. Sandy M. GonzalesMr. Sandy M. Gonzales Associate Dean, College of Accountancy, Business and Economics (Lipa and Rosario Campuses)

Mrs. Jessie S. LeongMrs. Jessie S. LeongMrs. Jessie S. LeongMrs. Jessie S. Leong Associate Dean, College of Accountancy, Business, Economics and International Hospitality Management (Malvar Campus)

Mrs. Rubilyn M. LatidoMrs. Rubilyn M. LatidoMrs. Rubilyn M. LatidoMrs. Rubilyn M. Latido Associate Dean, College of Teacher Education (Malvar Campus)

Engr. Michael C. GodoyEngr. Michael C. GodoyEngr. Michael C. GodoyEngr. Michael C. Godoy Associate Dean, College of Engineering and Computing Sciences (Lipa and Rosario Campuses)

Dr. Ma. Luisa A. ValdezDr. Ma. Luisa A. ValdezDr. Ma. Luisa A. ValdezDr. Ma. Luisa A. Valdez Associate Dean, College of Teacher Education (Nasugbu Campus)

Mr. Jose Alejandro R. BelenMr. Jose Alejandro R. BelenMr. Jose Alejandro R. BelenMr. Jose Alejandro R. Belen Associate Dean, CABEIHM (Nasugbu Campus)

Mrs. Lorissa S. EsguerraMrs. Lorissa S. EsguerraMrs. Lorissa S. EsguerraMrs. Lorissa S. Esguerra Associate Dean, College of Informatics and Computing Sciences, and Head, Information and Technology Office (Nasugbu Campus)

Mr. Gerardo M. VillaflorMr. Gerardo M. VillaflorMr. Gerardo M. VillaflorMr. Gerardo M. Villaflor Associate Dean, College of Agriculture and Fisheries (Nasugbu Campus)

Mrs. Emeteria A.R. DignoMrs. Emeteria A.R. DignoMrs. Emeteria A.R. DignoMrs. Emeteria A.R. Digno Associate Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, and Faculty Adviser, Student Publication (Nasugbu Campus)

Ms. Lorenza B. Villanueva Ms. Lorenza B. Villanueva Ms. Lorenza B. Villanueva Ms. Lorenza B. Villanueva Associate Dean, CIT and Engineering (Nasugbu Campus)

Mr. Rhobert E. AlvarezMr. Rhobert E. AlvarezMr. Rhobert E. AlvarezMr. Rhobert E. Alvarez Associate Dean, Lemery and Balayan Campuses

Mrs. Norma T. TagleMrs. Norma T. TagleMrs. Norma T. TagleMrs. Norma T. Tagle Assistant Director, Registration (Malvar Campus)




Key FactsKey FactsKey FactsKey FactsKey FactsKey FactsKey FactsKey Facts

BBBBuild the dream SSSShape the future UUUUphold the sublime

For more than 100 years, Batangas State University has developed into an innovative, forward-looking top performing institution, with particular excellence in engineering and a well-deserved reputation in accountancy and business education, industrial technology and research.

Founded in 1903 as a manual training school, it was elevated to full university status in 2001 by virtue of Republic Act 9045.

The University is the largest provider of higher education in the Batangas province. There are over 19,000 students registered in ten campuses, majority of whom are full time undergraduates

The University is home to 112 board topnotchers in various licensure examinations given by the Professional Regulation Commission, notably in mechanical engineering, electronics and communications engineering, chemical engineering, civil engineering, electrical engineering, environmental and sanitary engineering, architecture, accountancy and teacher education

Since 1999, the University has been given recognition as a consistent top performing school in mechanical engineering; since 1995 in electronics and communication engineering, and as top performing school in chemical engineering in 2006

Over 1000 teaching and non-teaching staff are employed by the University making it one of Batangas largest employers

The University is recognized for its relatively high income from tuition and other fees and revenues generated from various entrepreneurial activities

The University continues to be the institution of preference of high-achieving students with on-going growth in enrolment

International linkages collaboration are growing. They foster opportunities for education and research on a global scale. A number of fee-paying foreign students are admitted to the University. Faculty scholars are sent abroad for postgraduate study, trainings and other scholarly collaborative undertakings

The Universitys reputation extends to industry demonstrated by its graduates employment record in the field of engineering and technology

The University is known for its extensive on-the-job (OJT) training program for students designed to enhance their employability

The University maintains close contacts and affiliations with the leading professional, scientific and academic institutions and with business and industry, for advancement and mutually productive undertakings

BSU students are recognized for their consistent impressive performance in both academic and non-academic competitions on regional and national levels

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The University community can reflect on another successful year in 2008

characterized by continued achievement of high standards across the Universitys

full range of activities.

The University advanced in several areas, marked by new research initiatives,

rationalized academic programs, remarkable community engagement and

extension services and significant increase in income and student numbers. Its

success is demonstrated by its ability to deliver an outstanding educational

experience for our students and of serving them through another year of learning,

discovery and knowledge.

The quality of output of the University is evidenced by the level of academic and

research activities on campus over the years, and the high academic standing of

students and faculty. BSU students are among the very best in Batangas. The

University has remained committed to its goal of accessibility and relevance for

students, including those with limited means having provided a bigger proportion

of its operating budget towards its academic and student services programs.

Economic and other factors were generally favorable in 2008, supporting the

University in achieving its financial objectives for the year. The University has

continued investment in its learning environment and its infrastructure.

While by no means covering all the many achievements across the University

during 2008, the following provides a snapshot of some of the highlights of the

year.

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The University community can reflect on another successful year in 2008

The University was ranked No. 1 Top Performing School in the Philippines for

Mechanical Engineering and 3 Top for Chemical Engineering Licensure Examination,

April 2008

The University was ranked No. 3 Top Performing School for Certified Public

Accountant (CPA) board exam, May 2008

The University was ranked No. 1 Top Performing School for Custom Brokers Licensure

Exam, October 28-29, 2008

The College of Engineering, Architecture, Fine Arts and Computing Sciences

(CEAFACS) - Mechanical Engineering Department was subjected to accreditation

procedures conducted by the Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and

Universities in the Philippines (AACCUP) headed by Dr. Carlos F. Ungson and has

been Qualified for Level III, February 11-13, 2008

The 2000 square meter relocation site donated for the Batangas State

University-Lemery Campus was signed with the presence of University President,

Nora L. Magnaye, Municipal Mayor of Lemery, Hon. Eulalio Larry Alilio with his

executive assistant, Mr. Arsenio Razon, as one of the witnesses of the donation of lot,

April 21, 2008

Architects Licensure Board Examinations conducted by the Professional Regulation

Commission (PRC) Board of Architecture: eight (8) students passed in January and

ten (10) students passed in June 2008 with a passing percentage of over and above

the national passing percentage and two (2) board passers landing in the Third

Place

Linkages with local and international agencies and industries for on-the-job training

(OJT) of students were strengthened

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Attendance to the International Residential Management Programs of the EDS Academy

and the workshop is a requirement for the doctorate program in Business Administration

which will be offered in the University in consortium with the American Heritage

University in California, USA, Penang Malaysia, March 8-14, 2008

Engr. Tirso A. Ronquillo presented his research paper, Cryptographic Algorithm for

Digital Colored Video using Pixel to ASCII Character Conversion Technique Georgetown

University, Washington D.C., USA, May 22-24, 2008

Prof. Erma B. Quinay, VP for REPD, presented a research paper entitled Modified

Primary Treatment of Emulsion Polymerization Plant Wastewater via the Utilization of

Water Softener Regeneration Wastewater Coagulant at the Regional Symposium on

Chemical Engineering in Conjunction with Symposium of Malaysian Chemical Engineers,

Impiana KLCC Hotel & Spa, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, December 2-3, 2008

Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between the Batangas State University and SMART

Communication for students and faculty to enjoy free trainings and seminars conducted

by experience professionals in the field of ECE, SMART MSCG-19-PLDT Exchange,

Gulang-Gulang, Lucena City, May 26 to June 6, 2008

The College of Industrial Technology was subjected for Level III Accreditation headed by

Dr. Erlinda C. Relucio, MAIE Program Chair of Bicol University, February 11-14, 2008. The

Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universities in the Philippines (AACCUP)

headed by Executive Director, Dr. Manuel T. Corpus, evaluated the different areas of

the program and the rating was a Grand Mean of 4.10 with a descriptive rating of

VERY GOOD, June 12, 2008

The average enrolment increased by 16.17 percent from 16,032 in SY 2007-2008 to 18,625

in SY 2008-2009, higher than the projected increase of 5 percent

3,523 students graduated from the University, a decrease by 6.5 percent in comparison

with 2007

2,655 students enjoyed various forms of scholarship and financial assistance funded by

the University

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which will be offered in the University in consortium with the American Heritage

Prof. Erma B. Quinay, VP for REPD, presented a research paper entitled Modified

PLDT Exchange,


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The Graduate School has continued its effort

in producing quality education programs responsive to

the growing needs and challenges of society. It is

committed to promote academic excellence and

effective leadership especially in the realization of the

efficient delivery of services through instruction,

research, extension and production. The objective of

turning out graduates who are not only skilled and

productive but who are also imbued with values and

virtues is deeply anchored the Universitys vision and

mission, that of shaping a global Filipino imbued with

moral courage nurtured through values and excellent

education.

Accomplishments

Revised Curricula for MAEd Educational

Management, English Language Teaching,

Science Teaching, Mathematics Teaching, Master

of Business Administration, Master of Public

Administration and Doctor of Education major in

Educational Management were implemented this

First Semester of June October, 2008

GS Strategic Planning and Research forum was

conducted June 4, 2008

Orientation Program was held at the Library

Conference Hall, July 12, 2008

Comprehensive Examination Committee Meeting

was held on August 19, 2008 while

Comprehensive Examination was conducted

September 27, 28, and 29, 2008

Additional GS Income (Administrative Cost,

Certification Fees and Comprehensive

Examination Fees) was generated and payment

of faculty honoraria was reduced

Schedules for proposal and oral defense were

properly organized

Medical / Dental Services were requested and

provided

System of record keeping was improved

Participated in University activities

Schedule of classes, GS faculty loadings and

request for honoraria were prepared

Syllabi were updated and needed reports,

documents requested were submitted

Two newsletters were published and

Instructional materials were prepared for

classroom utilization

Plant Tour was held October 4, 2008

Career Orientation Program was held in Padre

Garcia (November 17, 2008) and Ibaan

(December 1, 2008)

Extension service seminar workshops, faculty

development seminar/training and conferences,

staff meetings and team building were attended

by the faculty

Research

1. Regular meetings called by REPD Office were attended

2. Attended the Graduate Research Candidature (Sink or

Swim Syndrome in Graduate Education Research: Stories

of Struggles and Successes, UST, Thomas Aquinas

Research Complex Auditorium, February 21, 2008

3. GS Faculty members were requested to submit research

proposal / output

4. Reports in AREA V Research in preparation for

accreditation were made, filed and documented

5. Graduate students and faculty extended help in

conducting research studies

6. Symposium on Asian Lake Management was participated

7. Coordinator served as Resource Speaker at Lemery

Colleges last October 25, 2008 on the topic

Professionalism of Teachers for a Sound Communication

in the Academe.

8. Research study on Awareness and Acceptability of

Vision, Mission and Goals of Graduate School at Batangas

State University was conducted

9. On going research studies of faculty were conducted

Awareness and Acceptability of Vision, Mission

and Goals of Graduate School of BSU

Evaluation of Dissertations and Thesis in the

Graduate School of BSU

Needs Assessment of Extension Program in the

Graduate School of BSU

Work Values of College Mentors in Selected

HEIs in Batangas

Professionalism of BSU Mentors: Basis for Faculty

Development Program

Boost our Fruits: Development of Fruit

Processing Center in Batangas Province

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Extension A joint project between Batangas State University

Graduate School Extension Office and FIRST GAS POWER

CORPORATION with Sta. Rita Aplaya Elementary School,

Bauan, Batangas as beneficiary hopefully will commence on

the last week of December, 2008. This initiative aims to

empower the elementary teachers by enhancing their

capabilities in teaching vital to producing quality graduates.

This project is first of its kind conceived by Barangay

Councils of Sta. Rita ensuring intellectually strong, productive

residents through quality education.

Faculty members of Sta. Rita are expected to attend

the 300 hours intensive training program on various academic

areas with focus on teaching methodologies and preparation

of instructional materials.

Selected faculty members will serve as lecturers on

the following modules:

Roles of the teacher in the learning process

SMART Objectives

Communication Process and Skills

Test Construction

Spirituality in the Workplace

Organization Productivity and Effectiveness

Basic Computer Course

Evaluation of the project will be conducted to

determine the strengths and weaknesses which eventually will

pave the way for the continuance of the partnership between

the Graduate School and First Gas.

With earned success, the pilot project can be an

attractive springboard for other barangays to embark.

Other Activities/Seminars Attended

Research Forum, February 23, 2008

21st AACCUP Annual National Conference, February

27-29, 2008

Benchmarking Tour, May 7-10, 2008

Accreditation & Culture Change in the Academe: In-

Road to Quality Education, Hotel Supreme, Baguio

City, May 21-23, 2008

Training Workshop on Institutional and Program

Accreditation, May 28-30, 2008

World Marketing Conference at SMX Convention

Center, Manila, June 19-20, 2008

Graduate School Orientation Program Election of

BSUGSA Officers, BSU Main Library, July 12,

2008

Buwan ng Wika, August 29, 2008

Welcome Program for AACCUP Accreditors,

September 2-5, 2008

Graduate School Seminar, Power of Trust-The

Energy that Fuels Organizational Effectiveness

and Induction of Newly Elected Officers at BSU

Audio Visual Room-Main Campus, September 27,

2008

BSU-105th Foundation Day, September 25-27,

2008 and BSUGSA Acquaintance Program,

September 27, 2008

University-wide Christmas Program, GS Faculty

and Staff Party at BSU, December 19-20, 2008

Visitation to the successful Graduate School

Alumni

Outreach Program Activity, December 14, 2008

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The College continued its institutional task of shaping

future teachers despite the stiff competition among external

threats and economics on family provisions and enlivened by

the new vision and new leadership.

In compliance to CHED requirements, the curriculum

was revised/updated last February, 2008 and was

participated by the Dean, Associate Deans / representative

from different campuses, faculty members, alumni and

students. Part of the concerns of the University was the

inclusion of English 100 and removal of summer classes

effective AY 2008-2009 to lighten economic burdens of

students parents.

Accomplishments/Activities (Faculty and Students)

The CTE and CHKSM faculty revised/updated syllabi

based from CHED and recommendation by AACUP

accreditors.

Different teaching strategies, methods and

techniques to fit the learning level of students used

like lecture method, question and answer method,

reporting method and panel discussion

Col laborat ive

efforts were

practiced inside

the classroom

through group

activities.

Students were

given individual

a nd g r o up

assignments/homeworks to accomplish in order to

enhance the theories and principles learned in the

classroom.

Dr. Araceli H. Luna received award as best Faculty

in the Department, March 2008, while Dr. Romeo M.

Guillo also received an award as Virtue of

Prudence sponsored by STET-VIP held at Claret

College of Isabela, Isabela City, Basilan, May 3,

2008. Some faculty received Service Award at BSU,

March, 2008

Faculty participated in the Team Building with

seminar-workshop entitled Developing a

T.E.A.M., Doon Po Sa Amin Resort, Libjo

Central, Batangas City, April 10-11, 2008

Benchmarking tour to state universities was

Bataan Peninsula State University (BPSU) at

Balanga, Bataan, Central Luzon State University

(CLSU) Science City of Muoz, Nueva Ecija,

Pangasinan State University (PSU) Urdaneta City

and Benguet State University (BSU) La Trinidad,

Benguet, Mountain Province, May 7 to 10, 2008

CTE held the Induction of Organizational Officers

and Acquaintance Party with their adviser and

their Oath of Office with the Vice President, Dr.

Leticia T. Macalalad and the CTE Student Council

with University President Nora L. Magnaye in

their induction to office on August 7, 2008 at

CABEIHM Building, Main Campus I, Batangas

City

The Accreditors conducted an interview with

the Area Head, Alumni Principal and CTE

organizational officers and the documents

presented was skimmed. It was very successful

and the two programs set for accreditation

qualified for Level III AACCUP status

Students participated in the Quiz Bee sponsored

by the PAFTE Region IV-A, University of

Batangas, September 23, 2008

The result of the Licensure Examination for

Teachers on November 16, 2008 was released

and the passing percentage of 63.64 was

achieved by the elementary level and 58.06 for

secondary level which were higher than the

national passing percentage of 30.47 and 35.34

respectively

CTE Education Week Celebration was held,

December 1-5, 2008

Participated in the Universitys Christmas

Program at Sanoy Leviste Gymnasium,

December 19, 2008

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Our Lady of Caysasay visited the University on

December 10 to 11, 2008. The College welcomed

the visitation and devoted time in praying the

rosary at

2nd Floor

CTE

Building,

Main

Campus I.

Seminars/Conferences Attended

National Seminar for Literacy Workers:

Strengthening Non-School Based Literacy

Programs, Philippine Normal University, April 9-11,

2008

23rd Annual National Convention Educators

Stewardship for Sustainable Development of Mother

Earth: Avenues and Challenges, Pasig City, April

24-26, 2008

Makabunga at Makabuluhang Filipino:

Multidisiplinang Pagturo ng sa Filipino, De La Salle,

Manila, May 5-7, 2008

Basic Training Management Course, CICT, Marikina

City, July 14-18, 2008

STET-VIP NSTP and CAT/NSP: A Convergence in

Community Service, Claret College of Isabela,

Isabela City, Basilan, May 1-3, 2008

1st STET-VIP NSTP CAT/NSP National Advisory

Council Consultative Meeting, Siliman University,

Dumaguete City, October 25-27, 2008

Research

As a function of the University, research also

takes a strong niche in the College. There was an

improvement in the research culture of CTE faculty.

Some of them finished their research work while

Others are still working with their paper. Other faculty

served as advisers in the graduate and undergraduate

Thesis.

Proofs of these endeavors have been documented in the

Research Journal issued and included as document in the

accreditation held on September 2-5, 2008.

Extension

The College concerted effort to the Badjao

community and the first series of extension services was

last March 8, 2008 were they celebrated the BADJAOS

Araw ng Pagtatapos with the theme Badjao Man ay

May Pangarap Din. Twenty five (25) mothers and

children were given certificates.

Extension Activities

Feeding

Program,

sports

clinic,

literacy and

personal

hygiene,

March 08, 2008

Held the Pamaskong Handog and gift giving para

sa mga Badjao, December 17, 2008

The Badjao youth who took the DepEd

Accreditation and Equivalency (A and E) Tests

passed the test and at present a CHED and CTE

ScholarThe Badjao youth who took the DepEd

Accreditation and Equivalency (A and E) Tests

passed the test and at present a CHED and CTE

Scholar

Joined the City-Wide cleanup activity, Pista ng

Kalikasan in cooperation with Batangas City

Environment and Natural Resources (CENRO)

with the theme Kilos Batangueo para sa

Mundo, July 18, 2008

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BSU Integrated School has continued its efforts to achieve

quality education in response to the needs of the youth of the

province of Batangas through its Science Technology Based

Curriculum Program (for the high school) and Literature Based

and Science Focused Curricular Program (for the grade school).

Its primary concern is to produce responsible and productive

citizens who will be ready to meet the challenges of the

industrializing community where they belong and who can

become effective members of the family, school and society.

Considering the challenges brought about by

globalization, advanced technology and greater industrialization

in the community, and in keeping with the university mandate of

providing quality education, BSU Integrated School has

refocused and redirected its educational goals through the

restructured curriculum and intensified instruction.

Accomplishments

Childrens Art Competition, Special Awardee

(Certificate of Medal), SM Batangas, sponsored by

Mayor Eddie B. Dimacuha, January 9, 2008

MTAP-Math Challenge Elimination Round, 5th, 7th and

8th Place, ,Batangas South Elementary School,

sponsored by Metrobank and DepEd, January 17, 2008

Math Week: Coloring, 1st, 2nd and 3rd place, Window

card challenge (1st, 2nd 3rd place), Logo Making (1st,

2nd and 3rd Place), Number Puzzle (1st, 2nd and 3rd

Place), Sudoku (1st, 2nd and 3rd place), Da-Math (1st

Place), Math Bingo (1st, 2nd and 3rd Place), HE Room

and selected vacant elementary rooms, sponsored by

Young Math Wizards, January 28, 2008

On-the-Spot Poster Making Contest (2nd and 3rd Place)

Batangas City East Elementary School, sponsored by

DepEd and Real Bank, January 31, 2008

MTAP-Math Challenge (4th, 7th and 8th Place), Alangilan

Elementary School, Metro Bank and DepEd, February

8, 2008

6th Math Number (1st Place), Math Achievers, Saint

Bridget, February 15, 2008

Poster Making Contest for Pista ng Kalikasan

(Consolation Prize), Batangas City, Municipality

(ENRO), July 17, 2008

39th Batangas City Foundation Day Patimpalak

Parangal kay Apolinario Mabini Patimpalak sa mga

Sayaw na Katutubong Batagenyo Alitaptap

(Elementary) (1st and 3rd Place), selected Cultural

Guild Dancers and Cherubims, Batangas City

Quadrangle, July 19, 2008

Sublian sa Batangas (Elementary Level-1st Place), Batangas

City Quadrangle, Batangas City Municipality, July 23, 2008

Buwan ng Wika Pagguhit ng Poster (1st, 2nd and 3rd Place)

Batangas City Quadrangle, August 6, 2008

Talumpating Di-Pinaghandaan at Masining na Pagkukuwento

(1st, 2nd and 3rd Place) IS, Drafting room, August 13, 2008

Katutubong Sayaw sa Bangko (1st, 2nd and 3rd Place) IS,

CABEIHM Multi Purpose Hall, August 26, 2008

Lyceum of the Philippines Batangas Inter High School

Contests, Declamation Contest, Oratorical Contest, Math and

Science Contest, Quiz Bee, General Information Quiz (5th

Place), Bandista 2K8 (1st Place P5,000+Trophy), Vocal Solo

(3rd Place P1,000+Medal) Folk dance (4th Place

P1,150+Trophy) Modern Dance (1st Place P5,000+Trophy),

Lyceum of the Philippines, Batangas, Capitol Site, Batangas

City, September 22, 2008

Bida Ka Kid, Academic and Singing Competitions (Champion

P2,000 each and trophy + gift items-computer unit for the

high school) high school students contestants, University of

Batangas, Hill Top, Batangas City, September 26, 2008

9th Sta. Teresa De Avila Inter-High School Academic and

Cultural Show (Modern Dance Competition, 2nd Place

P4,000+Trophy and Painting Contest, 2nd Place), Selected

Cultural Guild Dancers, Sta. Teresa College, Bauan, Batangas,

October 16, 2008

Dulaang Pangmamimili sa Batangan 2008 (1st Runner-up

P7,000+Trophy), Selected Cultural Guild (Teatro ni Pablo),

Department of Trade and Industry, SM Batangas, October

20, 2008

Altar Making Contest (Judging of the Altar) Grades 4 to 6

classes (1st and 2nd Place), Elementary Room, Campus

Ministry, October 24, 2008

Search for Mr and Ms. Intramurals 2008 (1st Runner-up and

2nd Runner-up), Elementary Pupils, IS Elementary Council,

Gov. Feliciano Sanoy Leviste Gymnasium, October 28, 2008

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Division Press Conference, DepEd., 3rd Place in Photo

Journalism, 4th Place in Newswriting and 10th Place in Editorial

Cartooning, SM Batangas, November 4-7, 2008

74th National Book Week Celebration Poster Making Contest

(3rd Place), Book Mark Making Contest (1st, 2nd and 3rd Place)

Elementary Pupils, University Library, November 24, 2008

City Meet, Badminton (3rd Place) Table Tennis (2nd Place),

Taekwondo (1st Place), Swimming (1st place) and Swimming

(1st Place and 3rd Place), December 9-13, 2008

Activities

Alay sa Poong Sto. Nio selected grade school dancers,

Peoples Quadrangle, Municipality of Batangas, January 10,

2008

Ash Wednesday, grade 4 to 6 pupils, University Chapel,

Campus Ministry, February 6, 2008

Valentines Program and Teachers Day, Students, Director

and Faculty, University Gymnasium, Integrated School

Elementary Council, February 14, 2008

Culminating Activity, University Gymnasium, March 12, 2008

Recognition Day, IS Students, Faculty and Parents, University

Gymnasium, Honor Society, March 26, 2008

Buwan ng Wika Culminating Program, selected students from

kindergarten 1 to grade 5, main road of the University, August

29, 2008

Mama Marys Birthday (Recitation of Holy Rosary and Flower

Offering), pre-elementary to grade 6 students and advisers, IS

Grotto and University Chapel, September 8, 2008

Family Day, University Officials, students, parents and

teachers, Gov. Feliciano Sanoy Leviste Gymnasium,

September 27, 2008

First Holy Communion, grade 4 students, Basilica of the

Immaculate Concepcion, Batangas City, October 1,

2008

Scout Revels, Girl Scouts of the Philippines, selected

star scouts from grade 2 and 3 students, Casa Blanca,

Pallocan West, Batangas City, October 17, 2008

Integrated School Week (Parade, Search for Mr. and Ms.

Intramurals 2008), faculty, staff, students and parents, Gov.

Sanoy, Leviste, Gymnasium, October 28-30, 2008

74th National Book Week Celebration Talk/Theme Ang Batang

Palabasa, Dalubhasa sa Kultura, grade 6 pupils, BSU Library,

November 17, 2008 and grade 1 and 2 pupils, November 21

2008

Christmas Parade and Gift Giving, Pre-elementary pupils,

advisers and teachers, Batangas City Quadrangle, December 2,

2008

Educational Field Trip, faculty and students, Coca Cola Light,

Sound Ocean Park Mall of Asia and Rizal Shrine Calamba

Church, December 4 and 5, 2008

Arrival/Visit of the Image of Our Lady of Caysasay, Nursery-

grade 6 pupils and advisers, BSU, December 10, 2008

Seminars Attended

Seminar on the Art of EQ Leadership, DevCom Building, BSU

Main Campus I, February 19, 2008 (Local)

Seminar on Computer Basic Skills, BSU Main Campus I, March

3-6, 2008 (Local)

How to Maximize the Use of Realistic Math Grade School Series

and Science for Active Learning, Dominican College, Sta. Rosa,

Laguna, SIBS Publishing House, July 19, 2008 (National)

Math Counts, Be Number Smart Creating A Thinking

Curriculum in Math, Days Hotel Tagaytay, Aguinaldo

ighway, Silang Crossing Tagaytay City, REX Book Store, Inc.,

October 3-4, 2008

Makabagong Teorya at Pagsasanay sa Pagtuturo ng Wika at

Literatura, Days Hotel Tagaytay, Aguinaldo Highway, Silang

Crossing, Tagaytay City, REX Book Store, Inc., November 21-

22, 2008 (National)

Extension Services

Supported the City-Wide Clean-Up Activity, Pista ng Kalikasan

with the theme Kilos Batangueo, Kilos Para sa Mundo on

July 18, 2008

Donated goods and other useful items for the typhoon victims

in Romblon channeled through the Extension Services Office

Donated goods and other useful items to more or less nine

hundred fifty (950) detention prisoners in Batangas Provincial

and City jails in supporting the 21st Prison Awareness Week

Extended help and support by giving useful items to the Badjao

Community in Libjo, Batangas City with joint cooperation with

Interact Club of High School Department and US Peace Corps

Volunteers

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The College of Nursing

continuously envisions achieving and

instituting relevant responsive reforms

to effectively meet the challenges of

time. With this, the College is always

in its entire instructional curriculum,

educational and operational activities

by the University vision, mission and

core Christian values. The

administration, faculty and staff are all

dedicated to carry out their educative

functions of molding professionals who

are intellectually prepared, research

and community oriented and socially

committed. The different objectives of

the College in attaining such

aforementioned goal are deliberately

and religiously been followed in order

to meet the expectations of the

clientele and the community it serves.

The College constantly serves as a

partner and an instrument in molding

students, faculty and staff towards

being better persons, if not the best,

that they could be. The different

activities participated by both students

and staff are all considered

achievements per se. None among the

activities or works done is considered

futile, rather, a fruitful one, because it

was done with all heart, dedication

and perseverance. Once again, we, in

the College of nursing proved to be

united in hearts, in spirits and in

deeds.

AY 2008, will end with such

remarkable events that BSU College of

Nursing is truly proud of. With all

these accomplishments, the College

continues to commit, to serve the

clientele and the entire community

better, value laden and highly spirited

through the support of the

administration and the guidance from

above.

Seminars Attended

Assembly of Nurse Educators of State Colleges and Universities of the Philippines, ANESCUP, Hometel, West Visayas State University, Iloilo City, January 18, 2008

Assembly of Nurse Educators of State Colleges and Universities of the Philippines, ANESCUP, Hometel, West Visayas State University, Iloilo City, January 18, 2008

6th International Nursing Conference, ADPCN, Inc. & Phillipine Nurses of America (PNA), Manila Hotel, January 30-February 01, 2008

Enhanced Maternal and Child Care Towards a Healthy Nation, MCNAP Batangas Chapter, Lyceum of Batangas, February 02, 2008

Disaster Preparedness and Nursing Management: Facing Emergencies with Confidence, BSU-CON, CON Amphitheater, February 16, 2008

Basic IV Therapy Training Course: Nurses Roles and Responsibilities with guest speaker Dr. Ma. Leida O. Garcia, BSU-CON, CON Amphitheater, February 15, 2008

Accreditation of Nursing Schools, BSU-CON, CON Amphitheater with guest speaker Dr.Digna Lanuza, CHED Supervisor Region IV-A, February 16, 2008

15th Post Graduate Course Responsible Parenthood and Family Planning: Building a Healthy Community, BRH OB-Gynecology Department, Batangas Provincial Auditorium, March 13, 2008

ADPCN Summer National Convention Moving On to the BSN Curriculum: Circa 2008, ADPCN, Inc., Supreme Hotel, Baguio City, May 12-13, 2008

Capability Training on Program of Instruction for NSTP Faculty and Extentionists, BSU-REPD/NSTP at Amphitheater, BSU Campus, June 06, 2008

Assisting People with Special Needs Towards Maximum Independence, Bedsore, Dimentia: The Alzheimers Type, ECG Reading, Updates on Health Risks and Benefits of Health Workers, Lacdao Research Development, CAP Development Center, Lipa City, July 05, 2008

The BSN Curriculum underwent its revision as per CHED Memorandum Order No. 5, series of 2008, to be implemented on the first semester academic year 2008-2009 and presented by the Dean to the Academic Council last May 22, 2008 and approved by the Board of Regents

Approval of the BSN Uniform, May 2008

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June 2008 Nurse Licensure Examinations was released via internet and passing rate was 60% for the first takers, and a total percentage rate of 48% which was higher than the national passing rate and made BSU ranked no. 1 in Batangas City.

A Thanksgiving Mass and motorcade around Batangas

City were done to celebrate the successful passing of the BSU CON board takers, August 11, 2008

Cavite Provincial Blood Donors Month: Dugo Mong Iaalay , Pantawid-Buhay, Gov. Ayong Maliksi, PHO & PNRC Cavite Chapter, Cavite Provincial Capitol, Trece Martirez City, July 21, 2008

Therapeutic Communication Technique by Dr. Shiela L. Videbeck, an American Speaker and author of psychiatric nursing books, Mique International Agency, International Hall, CSB, Malate, Manila, July 31, 2008

Nursing Care Process: Its Implication and Importance in Nursing, BSU-CON, AVR-BSU Main Campus I, October 14, 2008

Seminar on: Using Data to Improve Instruction and Learning, CEM, Makati City, October 15-16, 2008

1st National Convention of the Association of Nurse Educators of State Colleges and Universities of the Philippines (ANESCUP), Bulacan State University, October 15, 2008

49th ADPCN October Convention TQM in Nursing Education: A Pathway to Safe Nursing Practice, ADPCN, Inc., Manila Hotel, October 16-17, 2008

45th Medical and Paramedical Symposium for Health Workers: Pediatrics in the Community, DOH & J. Reyes Memorial Medical Center, Pontefino Hotel, Batangas City, October 24, 2008

Faculty Development Seminar, BSU, Gov. F. Leviste Gymnasium, November 5, 2008

CON 2nd Development Seminar (Theme: TQM in Nursing with One Mind, One Goal and One Action), BSU-CON, Nursing Amphitheater, November 06, 2008

Activities The Basic Life Support-Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation

Training was done to prepare second year students in their clinical exposures or in their related learning experiences with Philippine National Red Cross (Batangas Chapter), January 24-25, 2008

Pre-NAT and NAT exams (Nursing Aptitude Test) were held as requirements for the second year students to be promoted for third year level, January 30 and February 20, 2008

PASUC IV Olympics 2008, won Regional Ms. PASUC Olympics 2008 1st Runner-Up & Ms, Photogenic, Odiongan, Romblon, January 2008

College Nursing Week, February 28 to March 1, 2008

Lingap sa mga Bata sa Aplaya, Sta. Rita Aplaya, Batangas City, March 3, 2008

Mothers Class on Immunization and Childrens Health, Brgy. San Agustin Kanluran, Isla Verde, Batangas City, March 24, 2008

Medical, Dental and Optical Mission, Sta. Rita Aplaya, Batangas City, April 23, 2008

General Orientation Day (Rules and Regulations of CON in classroom & clinical duties), June 16, 2008

Summer Graduation Day with guest speaker Engr. R. Driz, our alumnus and a consultant at Shell Refinery, July 04, 2008

Gabay: Gatas ay Biyaya at Yaman, Sta. Rita Aplaya and Sta. Rita Karsada Elementary Schools, Batangas City, July 15, 2008

Pista ng Kalikasan, City Wide Cleaning-up Activity, Batangas City, July 18, 2008

Batangas City Foundation Day, July 23, 2008

Buwan ng Wika Celebration was highlighted by the Quest for Lakan and Lakambini, academic aontests and folk dance contests, August 18-29, 2008

First Height and Weight Monitoring Activity, Sta. Rita Aplaya and Sta. Rita Karsada Elementary Schools, Batangas City, September 2, 2008

College of Nursing Acquaintance Party with the theme: Finding a Friend in You, September 17, 2008

Medical Mission sponsored by First Gas Power Corp, September 19, 2008

2008 International Coastal Clean-Up, Wawa, Batangas City, September 20, 2008

The 5th Capping, Pinning & Candle Lighting Ceremony with Dr. Digna Lanuza as guest speaker, October 4, 2008

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The College conducted programs and

activities relative to its mandate to render

instruction, research and extension services.

Although the College is still in its infancy

stage, it is proud to say that it has gained respect

and recognition of the community. Their activities

involved meeting with the members of the American

Bar Association, educational tour of the Supreme

Court and Senate of the Philippines, lecture/

symposium with men in uniform as audience,

participation in the Alay Lakad and others. With

these in tow, the College continuously aspires to

conduct and participate in more activities and

programs consistent with its vision of academic

excellence and service to the community.

Accomplishments

Conducted an English Proficiency Seminar

to law students, May 2008

Educational tours were visited the library

and the different offices of the Supreme

Court of the Philippines, June 04, 2008

The students observed sessions both in

the committee and plenary levels and met

several senators like Sen. Chiz Escudero,

Sen. Noynoy Aquino and Sen. Jinggoy

Estrada at the Senate of the Philippines,

June 04, 2008

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Law Students participated in the Great

BSU Law Debate of 2008 with the topic or

proposal on To allow same sex

marriages in the Philippines

Participated in the ALAY LAKAD 2008

Met the members of the American Bar

Association (ABA) regarding the possible

tie-up projects with the BSU College of

Law and the American Bar Association

(ABA) at Batangas City, July 28, 2008

The BSU College of Law together with the

Office of the Assistant Chief of Command

Staff for Intelligence, C2 conducted a

symposium on the Writ of Amparo, Writ

of Habeas Corpus, Writ of Habeas Data

and Human Security Act, Fernando Air

Base, Lipa City, November 14, 2008

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The College of Arts and Sciences has consistently

taken cognizance of the Universitys mandate in the areas

of instruction, research, extension service and production.

Thus, in FY 2008, every faculty member was given ample

opportunities for continuing education, and the honing of

skills and expertise through increased participation in

training workshops, seminars, conferences and other

similar activities which are essential to the delivery of

quality and relevant education. Evidently, the instructors

performed well in their teaching assignments which easily

translate to highly commendable student performance in

government licensure examinations and outstanding

achievements in academic and extra-curricular activities in

and out of the University.

In the area of research, a growing number of CAS

instructors presented their studies in international,

national and regional fora. To date, there are 15 ongoing

researches and 12 research proposals. The researches

conducted by both faculty members and students address

issues and concerns that are consistent with the thrusts

enunciated in the CAS Five-Year Strategic Plan and the

Universitys research priorities. Equally important is the

fact that research findings have helped enrich instruction in the

College and were also utilized as bases for extension service

projects. Evidently, the researches conducted by CAS instructors

have contributed immensely in enlivening the Universitys

research function.

To add a deeper humanizing dimension to the learning

process, instructors and students alike engaged in extension

service activities in poor and marginalized communities

throughout Batangas province and its neighboring environs. The

programs rendered have been numerous as they were varied.

These included immersions in depressed barangays, instructional

broadcast series, school-on-the-air programs, tutorials,

information education campaigns/seminars on environmental/

waste management, disaster and explosive incident

management, entrepreneurship and livelihood projects, youth

leadership, pro-life value orientation, legal rights and

responsibilities, gender and development, good governance

and health and nutrition.

Linkages with international research and advocacy

institutions, business, management and media agencies as well

as government and non-government organizations have been

strengthened and expanded to ensure that students get the best

on-the-job training in their areas of specialization.

Seminars Attended

1st International Journalism Fellowship, International

Center for Communication Studies, Hongkong,

February 27-29, 2008

Intensive Residential Professional CEO Program, EDS

Advance Academy American Heritage University,

Penang, Malaysia, March 8-14, 2008

International Residential CEO Program, EDS Advance

Academy American Heritage University, Penang,

Malaysia, July 5-11, 2008

APCAS Biennial Convention, Theme: Transformative

Learning: APCAS Educational Commitment for the

21st Century (National Level), Far Eastern University,

Manila, July 24-25, 2008

3rd Annual Conference of Journalism and Mass

Communication Students of the Philippines, Theme:

Journalism: Past, Present and Future Challenges

(National Level), AFP Theater, Quezon City, August

17, 2008

Speech Communication in a Globalized Environment

Value Driven, Career Oriented Job Skilled (2008)

National Mid-Year Seminar Workshop (National Level),

Legenda Hotel, Subic Zambales, October 16-18, 2009

46th National Rizal Youth Leadership Institute

Conference, Theme: Children of Rizals One Hundred

Years: Surpassing the Past Fulfilling the Future,

(National Level), Teachers Camp, Baguio City,

December 14-18, 2008

Environmental Education: A Short Term Course,

Environmental Studies Institute (National Level),

Miriam College, May 8-12, 2008

Patalasan sa Pamahalaang Pambayan (3P) National

Convention The Role of the Youth in Good

Governance (National Level), University of the

Philippines, February 20, 2008

19th Diliman Governance Forum Fostering Democratic

Governance: Sustaining the Grains and Learning from

the Pains (National Level) University of the

Philippines, February 22, 2008

Is there a Philippine Public Administration? A Timeless

Issue, University of the Philippines, June 26-27, 2008

AY 2008-2009 Regional Higher Education Press,

Tagaytay City, December 4-6, 2008

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Accomplishments

Recording for the School-on-the-Air BSU-CAS and IBP

Batangas Chapter, February 17, 2008

Oath Taking of Licensed Custom Brokers, Centennial

Hall, Manila Hotel, 18th Place, No. 1 Best Performing

School (Category A), October 2008 Customs Broker

Licensure Examination, BSU Passing Percentage, 42%

and National Passing Percentage, 22%

Recognition Program in Honor of New Licensed Chemist

and Criminology Board Exams Passers (BS Criminology

Pioneer Batch 2008) BSU Passing Percentage, 72.73%

while National Passing Percentage, 33.71%, September

23, 2008

Philippine Science Consortium Science and Mathematics

Quiz Bee, 2nd Place (National Level), Ramon Magsaysay

Technological University, Iba, Zambales, December

2008

3rd Making Waves, Annual Convention of Development

Communication Student in the Philippines, Poster-Making

Contest (2nd Place), Essay Writing Contest (1st Place)

(National Level), University of the Philippines, Los Baos,

Laguna, December 13-15, 2008

AY 2008-2009 Regional Higher Education Press

Conference, Poetry Writing and Feature Writing (Filipino,

1st and 3rd Place), Photo journalism and Sports Writing

(English, 2nd Place) Column Writing (English, 7th Place)

and Editorial Writing (Filipino, 10th Place), Feature

Writing (English, 1st Place) Special Contest for Observers,

Newswriting, Feature Writing and Editorial Writing

(English, 1st and 3rd) (Regional Level), Angels Hills

Retreat and Formation Center, Tagaytay City, December

6-9, 2008

Students Short Film Competition, Sponsored by De La

Salle Lipa Sports and Cultural Directorate, Best Short

Film (1st Place) and Best Performance by an Actor (1st

Place - Regional Level) September 5-6, 2008

Activities

2nd Annual CAS Recognition Day, CAS, Amphitheater, BSU

GPB Campus II, Alangilan, Batangas City, March 29, 2008

Organizations, DEVCOM Auditorium, July 10, 2008

CAS Buwan ng Wika Celebration, Mini-Gym beside Gov.

Feliciano Leviste Multi-Purpose Gymnasium, Filipino

Sariling Atin in Cooperation with CAS Student Council,

August 21, 2008

CAS T-Shirt Design Making Contest, CAS 11, CAS Student

Council, September 17, 2008

CAS Campus Ministry Quiz Bee-Marian Celebration,

DEVCOM Auditorium, CAS Campus Ministry, November 18,

2008

Extension Projects

BSU-CAS and IBP SOA Graduation, Batas at Karapatan

Ating Pag-aralan, March 15, 2008

Academic Council Meeting and Approval of Curricular

Revisions for CAS Courses, April 24, 2008

CAS Strategic Planning Seminar-Workshop, May 29, 2008

Turn Over of DEVCOM Relief Goods for the Romblon

Typhoon Victims, July 9, 2008

MOA Signing Between BSU-CAS, Ms Cynthia Manalo,

College Dean and Brgy. Captain, TalahibPandayan, July

27, 2008

SOA Launching Gawaing Pang-Kamay: Alalay sa

Hanapbuhay, September 2, 2008

CAS Clean Air Month Celebration, November 18, 2008

Free Vehicle Emission Testing BANTAY TAMBUTSO SA

ESKWELA (an Extension Service Project of the CAS in

support of RA 8749 Clean Air Act of 1990),

DENR-Environmental Management Bureau, November 21,

2008


The College got its acts together in

producing positive results evidenced by the

throng of on-going projects related to the four

areas of Instruction, Research, Extension

and Production.

In the area of Research, the College has

an on-going research paper entitled Feedback of

BSU Graduates (2003-07) on the CABEIHM

Curriculum. The questionnaire had already

undergone face and with content validation and

a dry run will soon be made to test the reliability

of the items. The project was initiated by the

Dean to determine whether the skills and

competencies the College provides for the

students, are relevant to their needs and the

requirements of other stakeholders in the

different industries.

A feasibility study on the establishment

and operation of caf and restaurant in the

Industrial Teacher Education (ITE) building was

recently prepared. This is a joint project of BSU

and the Department of Labor and Employment

(DOLE) and implementation will be on the early

part of 2009.

Likewise, a feasibility study on the setting

up of a review center for Accountancy is already

in the pipeline ready for submission to CHED.

The three departments of the College

Accountancy, Business & International

Hospitality Management prepared their

respective research proposals which will be

undertaken starting this 2nd semester of school

year 2008-2009.

For the Extension area, technical

assistance was given to a group of women

residing in Barangay Maruklap were they taught

how to invest a small business and were given

training in bookkeeping. The College provided

them a machine for their livelihood projects.

Prior to the licensure examination, an in-house review

was conducted among graduating accountancy

students, on February and March, 2008. Reviewers

from Manila were tapped to handle the seven (7) CPA

board subjects.

In September, the College hurdled the scrutiny of

the accreditors from the Accrediting Agency of Chartered

Colleges & Universities in the Philippines (AACCUP). The

College passed the evaluation made by the prestigious

agency and awarded the Candidate Status for Level I in

two programs Business Administration (five majors:

Business Economics, Financial Management, Operation

Management, Human Resource Management and

Marketing Management) & Accountancy. In July of the

current year, the same programs will have their first

Formal Survey in addition to two other programs,

Tourism Management and Hotel & Restaurant

Management will also have its Preliminary Survey.

Last October and November, we had an audience

with the out-of-school youth (OSY) of the different

municipalities in Batangas and Mindoro. The faculty

members spent extra time to be with this underserved

sector to emphasize to them the importance of going

back to school and receiving a college diploma.

The students were also able to prove their mettle

in non-academic activities. The CABEIHM Chorale

placed second in the school category of the annual

Christmas Choral Competition sponsored by Vivere

Hotel-Alabang, December 17, 2008.

The School of Accountancy, Business &

Economics (SABE) has grown bigger and better with the

addition of the School of International Hospitality

Management. The proposal to change its name and

status was approved by the Board of Regents

(Resolution No. 85, dated May 26, 2008) on its 18th

regular meeting held at Tandang Sora Function Room,

Sulo Hotel in Diliman Quezon City. SABE is now

CABEIHM (College of Accountancy, Business, Economics

& International Hospitality Management.

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Although the College is still very young

(barely on its 9th year), it was able to stamp its class

in business education and was given award by the

Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) last June

27, 2008 at the PICC for exemplary performance

(Top 3 Performing School, Category D) in the May

2008 CPA Licensure examination. The College has

been consistently performing well in said examination

during the last five (5) years.

The College is now housed in a new 5-storey

building equipped with facilities capable of providing

the students the necessary competencies.

The construction of the new building started

by the past university administration is finding

completion by the new administration of Dr. Nora L.

Magnaye.

The facilities for HRM and Tourism students,

which include the Kitchen & Housekeeping

Laboratories, Bar and Function Rooms were expected

to be completed July.

The college is manned by Prof. Demetrio R.

Zara and supported by a pool of highly-qualified

faculty members composed of lawyers, CPAs,

masteral and doctoral degree holders who are ready

to help the students trek their way to the top.

Business and Economics Students and

Faculty conducted the following

outreach programs:

Future Legal and Human Resource

Management Society (FLERHMS), Gelerang

Kawayan Elementary School, San Pascual,

Batangas City, December 12, 2008

Association of Information Management

Students (AIMS), Give a gift (Street

Children under DSWD), Drop in Center

New Market Site, Batangas City, December

19, 2008

Economic Students Society (ESS), Our

Lady of Caysasay Orphanage, Taal,

Batangas, December 20, 2008

Junior Management Society (JMS),

DSWD-HAVEN, Rosario, Batangas,

December 29, 2008

International Hospitality Management

Students and Faculty conducted

several activities:

Convention was held with a theme

Enhancing your Competitive Edge through

Customer Service with guest speakers

from different establishments like Hotel

Pontefino, Lipa Travel and Tours and

Island Cove Resort, October 3, 2008

Hotel Immersion on which the major

objective is to expose the students in Hotel

setting in the areas of housekeeping and

food beverage management which includes

hotel tour, seminars on flairtending and

cocktail mixing, fruit and vegetable

carving, bed making, waitering, table

setting and table service was held at Lima

City Hotel, Malvar, Batangas, October 10-

12, 2008

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Christmas Choral Competition, Second Place Christmas Choral Competition, Second Place Christmas Choral Competition, Second Place Christmas Choral Competition, Second Place sponsored by Vivere Hotelsponsored by Vivere Hotelsponsored by Vivere Hotelsponsored by Vivere HotelAlabang, Alabang, Alabang, Alabang,

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The College is a crown jewel of Batangas State

University and has built excellent brand of performance and

reputation, being the maker of board topnotchers. As we

continue our journey of academic excellence, we focus on our

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