clsu annual report 2013

1CLSU Annual Report 2013

2 CLSU Annual Report 2013

Board of Regents

Hon. RUPERTO S. SANGALANGCommissioner

Commission on Higher EducationChair - Designate

Hon. JUAN EDGARDO M. ANGARACongressman and Chair

House Committee on Higher and Technical Education

Member

Hon. ROMAN T. ROMULOCongressman and Chair

House Committee on Higher and Technical Education (Starting Oct. 2013)

Member

Hon. VICTOR B. MARIANORegional Director, DOST, RO3

Member

Hon. FIRMA C. VIRAYFaculty Representative

Member

Hon. RUBEN C. SEVILLEJAPresident, CLSU

Vice Chair

Hon. ANDREW B. VILLACORTARegional Director, DA, RFU III

Member

Hon. TEOTIMO M. AGANONAlumni Representative

Memberr

Hon. PAUL A. CARDENIOStudent Representative

Member

Hon. DEVIN CARL P. SAGUNStudent Representative (Starting Oct. 2013)

Member

Hon. EDGARDO J. ANGARASenator and Chair

Senate Committee on Education, Culture & Arts

Member

Hon. PIA S. CAYETANOSenator and Chair

Senate Committee on Education, Arts and Culture (Starting Oct. 2013)

Member

Hon. SEVERINO C. SANTOSRegional Director, NEDA, RO3

Member

Hon. EDGARDO A. ALFONSOPrivate Sector Representative

Member

Mr. EDGARDO C. IBAÑEZUniversity and Board Secretary


2 CLSU Board of Regents4 Foreword5 Excellence in Learning6 Enrolment6 Graduation8 Students’ Performance in Examinations8 Program Accreditation and Institutional Accreditation9 Internationalization Initiatives9 Curriculum Development9 Library and Information Access Development10 Student Development and Welfare13 Student Awards15 Human Resource Development17 Notable Awards and Recognition19 Faculty and Student Exchange/On-the-Job Trainings20 Discovery of New Knowledge21 Research and Development Programs Implemented23 Scholarly Outputs Published25 Other Publications27 Proactive Engagement28 Technical Support, Extension Services and Continuing Education/ Training Program30 Special Programs and Projects 31 Professional and Expert Services33 Collaborative Linkages and Partnerships36 Good Governance37 Financial Resources38 Facilities Development and Improvement40 Business Affairs and Other Business Income43 UniversityOfficials44 CLSU Philosophy, Vision and Mission

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The Central Luzon State University began the Year 2013 armed with renewed vigor and dynamism to pursue its mandates of providing

world-class education and producing cutting-edge researches and innovation for progress and development.

The university also marked the completion of its Five-Year Strategic Plan as it is poised to face the challenges of an ever changing environment especially in the field of higher education. It also continued to work for quality and excellence in the light of the Philippine Higher Education Reform Agenda aligned with the Social Contract of His Excellency, President Benigno S. Aquino. This was done by providing the important requisites for an efficient and effective delivery of higher education: quality and relevant instruction; active research participation; involvement of faculty members, staff, and students in both curricular and co-curricular activities; participative management; and responsible governance.

The notable accomplishments and significant milestones of the University in 2013 are highlighted in this Annual Report.

Foreword


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The Academic Affairs Program takes its part in the realization of the University Strategic Plan through the provision of superlative quality

of education. It makes certain the achievement of exceptional learning through the delivery of advanced and relevant instruction. Useful policy studies and proposals were implemented and active involvement of faculty, staff and students in research and various activities favorable to learning and development were continuously encouraged and sustained.


Table 2. Number of graduates by degree, 61st Annual Commencement Exercises

Curricular Program NumberInstitute of Graduate Studies

Doctor of Philosophy 7

Master of Science 16

Master of Chemistry 2

Open University

Doctor of Philosophy 1

College of Veterinary Science and MedicineDoctor of Veterinary Medicine 24

Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry 39

College of EngineeringBachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering 11

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering 48

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology 97

Certificate in Agricultural Mechanics 7

GRADUATION

During the university’s 61st Annual Commencement Exercises held on April 11, 2013, a total of 1,121 graduates, the biggest single batch so far, marched for theirrespectivediplomas/certificates.Ofthistotal, 34 students graduated with academic honors: 1 magna cum laude, 31 cum laude and 2 with honors. In addition, 17 received special awards. Mr. Alberto D. Lina, a corporate entrepreneurandfinancialexecutive,servedas guest of honor and commencement speaker. The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration had the most number of graduates (161), followed by the BS in Hotel and Restaurant Management and Bachelor of Secondary Education with 105 and 100, respectively.

ENROLMENT

The enrolment in the graduate, undergraduate, vocational and high school levelsforthefirstsemester,SY2013-2014breachedthe11,000markforthefirsttimewith a total of 12,235. During the second semester, a total of 11,382 students was enrolled. The total enrolment for Summer 2013 was 2,462 (Table 3). Table 1. Enrolment by college/institute/school, CY 2013

Units Summer 1st Semester

2nd Semester

College of Agriculture 638 1,597 1,475

College of Arts and Sciences 397 2,783

College of Business Administration and Accountancy

332 1,720 1,642

College of Education 329 2,235 2,067

College of Engineering 230 1,510 1,449

College of Fisheries 71 317 277

College of Home Science and Industry 167 967 879

College of Veterinary Science and Medicine 200 397 356

Vocational and High Schools 0 709 706

Institute of Graduate Studies 98 vertical-ized

vertical-ized

Total 2, 462 12,235 11,382


Table 3. Number of graduates, 23rd Mid-year Commencement Exercises

College Number

College of Agriculture 42

College of Arts and Sciences 43

College of Business Administration and Accountancy 30

College of Education 82

College of Engineering 32

College of Fisheries 13

College of Home Science and Industry 33

College of Veterinary Science and Medicine 27

TOTAL 362

On the other hand, 362 graduated during the 23rd Mid-year Commencement Exercises held on November 21, 2013 (Table 3). Four students graduated cum laude. Dr. Ruben C. Sevilleja, CLSU president, served as commencement speaker. The theme of both the annual and mid-year graduation exercises was “Upholding Excellence and Relevance Amidst Challenges of Globalization in Higher Education.

Curricular Program Number

College of FisheriesBachelor of Science in Fisheries 5

College of Business Administration and AccountancyBachelor of Science in Business Administration 161

Bachelor of Science in Accountancy 39

Bachelor of Science in Accounting Technology 85

Master in Business Administration 1

College EducationBachelor of Secondary Education 100

Bachelor of Elementary Education 99

Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Extension Education 26

College of AgricultureBachelor of Science in Agriculture 72

Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness 8

Certificate in Agricultural Science 17

College of Home Science and IndustryBachelor of Science in Food Technology 30

Bachelor of Science in Textile and Garment Technology 6

Bachelor of Science in Hotel and RestaurantManagement 105

College of Arts and SciencesBachelor of Arts in Development Communication 22

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology 20

Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences 29

Bachelor of Science in Biology 25

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry 11

Bachelor of Science in Statistics 7

TOTAL 1,121

Mr. Alberto D. Lina Pres. Ruben C. Sevilleja


Table 4. Performance of graduates in licensure examinations

Licensure Examination Date

Institutional Passing

Percentage

NationalPassing

Percentage

Licensure Examination for Teachers (Elementary)

March 2013 60.94 27.78

September 2013 74.75 31.18

Licensure Examination for Teachers (Secondary)

March 2013 42.00 39.61

September 2013 59.00 39.75

Civil Engineering Board Examination

May 2013 56.67 42.82

November 2013 58.06 48.12

CPA Licensure Examination October 2013 72.93 40.87

Agricultural Engineering Board Examination

August 2013 61.11 39.43

Agriculturist Licensure Examination

July 2013 54.01 35.22

Veterinarian Licensure Examination

September 2013 53.19 39.60

Licensure Examination for Chemists

September 2013 55.00 56.04

Program Accreditation Level

Biology Qualified for Level IV

Chemistry Qualified for Level IV

Agriculture Qualified for Level IV

Elementary Education Qualified for Level IV

Secondary Education Qualified for Level IV

Accountancy Level III Re-Accredited

Home Technology Level II Re-Accredited

Civil Engineering Qualified for Level III

Information Technology Level I Accredited

The university mostly surpassed the national passing percentages in various licensure examinations during the period in review. Two graduates of the College of Veterinary Science and Medicine (CVSM) bagged the First and Second Places in the 2013 Veterinary Licensure Examination given by PRC last September 18-20. They are Dr. FelkinsM.Macabitas(firstplacer)andDr.Gian Ato D. Canlas (second placer) with ratings of 88.20 and 85.86%, respectively. The CLSU – CVSM also placed Second Best Performing School among 20 veterinary schools in the 2013 National Veterinary Admission Test (NVAT) having posted 97.30 passing percentage with three students bagging the top three places: Alvin John M. Oliveros (85.45), Razy Mark N. Sanchez (83.03), and Leynard Marvin R. Santos (79.39). Moreover, 95 BS Information Technology students posted a 100% passing performance in the TESDA Computer Hardware Servicing NC II Examination. On the other hand, BS Hotel and Restaurant

The performance of graduates in different licensure examinations held during the period covered is summarized in Table 4.

During the year in review, the accreditation of the university through the TrainingOfficeasCertifiedCooperativeTraining Provider was renewed by the

STUDENTS’ PERFORMANCE IN EXAMINATIONS

PROGRAM ACCREDITATION AND INSTITUTIONAL ACCREDITATION

The following undergraduate programs passed accreditation conducted by the Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universities in the Philippines (AACCUP) in September 2013.

Management (BSHRM) students passed the TESDAAssessmentforNationalCertification(NC) II on the following skills: Housekeeping, 156 students, 100% passing; Food and Beverage, 162 students, 97% passing, and Bartending, 244 students, 100% passing,

Cooperative Development Authority on May 21 to continue its task in developing the human resources of cooperatives.

Dr.FelkinsM.Macabitas,firstplacer(4thfromleft),andDr.GianAtoD.Canlas,second placer (5th from left) with (from left) VPAA S. Roguel, VPRET T. Aganon, Pres. R. Sevilleja, Dean R. Gundran, VPAD R. Divina and BPBA E. Marzan


TheTrainingOfficewaslikewiseaccredited by the Department of Interior and Local Government as a training provider for the establishment of Regional Water Sanitation (WATSAN) Hubs for Capacity Development. Moreover, CLSU was designated as a Tuklas Lunas Center by the Philippine Council for Health Research and Development of DOST making the university eligible to receive equipment and research grants from the DOST to implement R&D on the medicinal and pharmaceutical potentials of local medicinal plants.

INTERNATIONALIZATION INITIATIVES

1. The College of Veterinary Science and Medicinequalifiedandwasacceptedasmember of the following:

a. AffiliateMember,AssociationofAmerican Veterinary Medical Colleges (AAVMC)

b. Member, Asian Association of Veterinary Schools (AAVS)

c. Member, Southeast Asia Veterinary School Association (SAVSA)

2. CLSU has been granted access by the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Ranking to their QS CORE data system facility. As such, the university can now make submission to QS for preliminary evaluation for possible inclusion in the ranking.

CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT

• AcommitteethatwilldevelopanAdvanced Graduate Diploma in Management was created at the CLSU Open University.

• ThecreationoftheDepartmentofEnvironmental Science was already approved by the Administrative Council.

• TheDepartmentofBiologicalSciencespresented to the Council of Deans and Directors (COOD) the proposed revision of the Bachelor of Science in Biology.

• TheDepartmentofFilipinomadea consultation with CHED and documentation regarding the offering of AB Filipino.

• ProposedrevisionoftheBSITCurriculumhas been approved at CODD Level.

• TheCLSUOpenUniversitycreatedacommittee that will develop an Advance Graduate Diploma in Management. A follow-up meeting was also held last 26-27 April2013tofinetunethecurriculumforthe proposed Doctor of Agriculture which will be offered in partnership with Benguet State University.

LIBRARY AND INFORMATION ACCESS DEVELOPMENT

1. Thru the library fees, the University Library was able to purchase 60 titles and 62 volumes of books amounting to P337,495.00 and subscribe to 23 titles of journals amounting to P109,136.00. Moreover, it received 153 titles and 159 volumes of donated books.

2. From the proceeds of the READy Na… TakBOOKa… held last November 2012, 33 titles of books worth P16,476.00 were purchased.

3. The Science Direct® and SCOPUS® subscriptions were renewed. Charged against CHED-CLSU Cutting-Edge R&D project, the subscriptions amounted to


P3.8M which covers 34 e-journal titles in Science Direct and all the titles in SCOPUS.

4. The librarians have encoded/barcoded 23,427 titles (33,012 volumes) of books, graduate theses and dissertations to the

Library System.

5. A total of 109 books and 189 journals from a US donor was solicited by Dennis De Vera, a faculty member of the College of Arts and Sciences, for the Department of Social Science Library.

A range of activities for the promotion of the development and welfare of the students was conducted during the year in review, as follows:

Student Services

• Anewmodeofpaymentofschoolfees (on call and over-the-counter) in partnership with Land Bank of the Philippines was implemented. Under this system, students can pay their assessed school fees in any Land Bank Branch anywhere in the country.

• TheOfficeofStudentAffairs(OSA)conducted/facilitated two Pre-Employment Seminar and Labor Education for the annual and midyear graduating students on April 5 and November 15 and the CLSU Annual Jobs Fair on April 6. It has also approved 29 Student Development Fund (SDF) requests amounting to P538,143.20.

• TheCLSUHospitalprovidedphysicalandmedical examination to students.

• TheOfficeofAdmissionsacceptedapplications and conducted interviews

STUDENT DEVELOPMENT AND WELFAREfor the scholarship programs sponsored by IRRI-Landbank, Syngenta, Sen. Koko Pimentel and Recto Educational Assistance Program (REAP).

• Administeredcompetitiveexaminationand interview of applicants for Marie Villanueva-Hilliard Scholarship Grant for Bachelor of Elementary Education students.

• TheDepartmentofFoodScienceandTechnology (DFST) together with Philippine Association of Food Technologists (PAFT), Inc. hosted and organized the concert of Iskwelahang Pilipino Rondalla of Boston on July 11, 2013.

Scholarships Enjoyed by Students

Various scholarship grants were availed of by a total of 2,981 students for thefirstsemesterofSY2013.Ofthisnumber,1092 were institutional scholars, 1775 were government-funded scholars and 114 were private-funded scholars. During the second semester,atotalof1,983benefitedfromtheirrespective scholarships.


In addition, a scholarship grant was received from Sen. Koko Pimentel in the amount of 1.7M to fund the training of 450 BSHRM students in various training areas, to wit:food,beverage,andfrontoffice. Student Activities

Along with the varied services and programs provided, students are also encouraged to participate in conferences, trainings, contests, and other relevant experiences aimed to sustain and support their pursuit of knowledge to become dynamic and globally competitive individuals. Some of the notable activities by the students are listed below.

Extra Curricular Activities

• TheCLSU-GintongAniPhilippines(CLSU-GAP) represented the country in the International Dance and Musical Festival celebration of the 86th Birthday of his Majesty King Bhumibol held last November 29 – December 9 at Bangkok, Thailand. They also performed on the welcome dinner and socials for all African guests of PhilRice on August 28 at PhilRice, Science City of Muñoz.

• TheCLSU-GAPRondallaservedastheofficialrondallaofthe33rdNationalFolkDance Workshop last May 20-24 at the Cultural Center of the Philippines, Manila.

• TheDepartmentofSocialSciencesorganized20AnyosnaTayo,thefirstAlumni Homecoming of the ABSS Graduate held on December 19.

• Thecelebrationofthe79thNationalBook Week and the 22nd Library and Information Services Month led by the University Library was held last November 24-30.

• TheNSTP-ROTCUnitconductedtheclosingceremonyfortheCadetOfficerQualifying Course Class 2013 on October 22 with Col. Raul M. Cestona, the group commander, as the keynote speaker.

• SILIP:AnInvitationtoStudythePhilippineSociety was organized by Ms. Peachy D. Araza of the Department of Social Sciences

• TheNSTP-ROTCUnitconductedtheclosingceremonyfortheCadetOfficerQualifying Course Class 2013 on October 22 with Col. Raul M. Cestona, the group commander, as the keynote speaker.

• InlinewiththecelebrationofWorldRabies Day last September 28, the Veterinary Honors Society sponsored Usapang Rabies and the 5th Hayop sa Kaalaman Rabies Quiz Contest.

• CAScelebratedthe2ndCLSU-JapanFriendship Week on September 19-22.

• Twohundredten(210)seedlingsofalibangbang were planted by CLSU students along Men’s Dorm 6 and 7 to Bagong Sikat Road on September 20 in line with Clean-Up the World Activity.

• Atotalof2,293firstyearstudentsattended the Annual Library Orientation for Freshmen Students conducted by the University Library in collaboration with the Department of English and Humanities.

• AsarequirementinthecourseGTECH220(Advanced Garment Construction), the BSTGT students organized a culminating activity called A Night of Fashion last September18attheTanYanKeeHall.

• TheBadmintonVarsityTeamjoinedthe1stGlobe International Tournament on July 27 at Aerodrome Badminton Center in Taytay, Rizal.

• ISPEARcelebrateditsGoldenUniversityIntramural Games last September 5-7.

• TheUniversityMen’sBasketballandWomen’s Volleyball Varsity Teams


participated in the Nueva Ecija Collegiate Sports League Season 2 which started on September 6.

• VolleyballVarsityTeams(menandwomen) joined a one-day volleyball friendship game on September 14 in Subic, Zambales.

• TheUniversityKaratedoVarsityTeamjoined the 1st Taguig City Karetedo Championship on September 15 in Fort Bonifacion, Taguig City.

• TheUniversityAthleticsTeam(menandwomen) joined the Takbo, Sayaw, Padyak para sa Turismo last September 22 at the Department of Tourism Region III, San Fernando City, Pampanga.

• TheFreshies’WeeksponsoredbytheUSSCwas held on September 4 at the University Auditorium.

• The1stCSBOConferencesponsoredbythe USSC was held on September 10 at the University Auditorium.

• TheCBAAorganizedtheprogramParangal sa Magulang for the parents of graduating students held on April 9 at the University Auditorium.

• ThedeathanniversaryofVivencioSaulong, a CLSU student hero, was commemorated on February 7.

Seminars & Trainings

• ABDevelopmentCommunication

students together with some faculty members of the Department of Development Communication attended the 10th EdukCircle Convention on Media Communication and 10th ICCS Media Convention held both in Quezon City last August 25 and September 1, respectively.

• Eighty-four(84)studentleadersattendedthe 1st Accountability, Credibility and Transparency Seminar/Workshop for Student Leaders with Prof. Winnie Villanueva as Resource Speaker held at the RET Cafeteria on December 4.

• ThirteenBSFTstudentsattendedthe52ndPAFT Annual Convention last June 26-28 at the SMX Convention Center MOA, Pasay City.

• The3rdBSChemistryColloquiumwasfacilitated by the Department of

Chemistry last October 30.• TheDepartmentofAgricultural

Engineering conducted Seminar on Thesis Writing, Formatting and Procurement System for Graduate Students last December 18.

• Two-hundredninety-eight(298)BSHRMstudents attended the John Maxwell Leadership Training Workshop on December 6-7 at CLSU RET Amphitheater.

• Grubstreet,aseminar-workshoponcampus journalism, was conducted by the University Science High School last August 23-24.

• Onehundred(100)BSHRMstudentsattended the Astoria Culinary Training on Asian Fusion (August 2-3), 172 attended the Astoria’s Hotel on Wheels Barista Training (August 8-10), and 160 attended theAstoria’sHotelonWheelsFrontOfficeTraining (August 22 and 30).

• BSHRMthirdyearstudentsattendedtheseminaronEnglishProficiencytowardsCompetitive Hotelier and Restaurateur in the Future at the CAS Little Theater on August 16.

• ThreebasiccadetsoftheCLSUROTCUnitparticipated in one-month centralized ROTC Summer Camp Training as a requirement in their ROTC Advance course. Meanwhile, nine advance cadet officersjoinedthetwo-weekAdvanceROTC Academic Phase Training (ARAPT).

• CEdheldthePre-DeploymentOrientationSeminar for Student Teachers and Field Practice Students on June 19 to July 2.

• AtechnicalwritingseminarforBSHRMon-the-job-training students was held last July 4.

• ThePAFT,Inc.(ZetaChapter)spearheaded and conducted once again a seminar on food safety to 28 CLSU food cart vendors held at the College of Home Science and Industry.

• TheGintongAni-PhilippinesandISPEARfaculty and staff staged the 13th PE 105 culminating activity entitled Katubanya 13 last February 28.

• TenBSAgriculturestudentleadersattended the 3rd Annual Agriculture Student Congress held at UPLB, Los Baños, Laguna last March 8.


• TheUniversityLaboratoryHighSchoolsattended several seminars and trainings like youth camp and leadership training sponsored by student leaders from Ateneo de Manila University and conducted different activities intended for students’ growth and advancement not only in the academics but also in other aspects of learning and development.

STUDENT AWARDS

• TheCLSU-MaestroSingersbaggedthetop awards in two categories, Gold – Category F (Folk Song) and Silver – Category B2 (Mixed Category Level II), during the 4th Winter Choral Festival held

at Tsuen Wan Hall Auditorium, Hong Kong last November 30 – Dec. 4, 2013, besting ten participating choirs coming from four countries.

• CLSUplaced1stRunner-UpintheSUCIIIOlympics 2012 out of the 13 competing state colleges and universities. During the National SCUAA Olympics held at Jose Rizal Memorial State University, Dapitan City on February 17-23, 2013, CLSU athletes contributed 11 gold, 13 silver and 5 bronze medals for SCUAA Region III.

• CVSMstudentsbaggedfourchampionship crowns out of seven national veterinary quiz contests held from February 12 to 19, 2013 in various veterinary schools in the country.

• TheCLSUteamcomposedofstudents from the College of Business Administration and Accountancy placed 5th overall during the 15th Intercollegiate Finance Competition (ICFC) held at the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas last October 22. The competition was participated in by 23 teams representing schools from the Philippines, Malaysia and Singapore.

• C/Pvt.MaryJoyA.NeriwonastheBBLaang Kawal Region III held in Tarlac City on December 7, 2013.

• PaulA.CardenioandDevinCarlP. Sagun, DVM and BSA students, respectively, were recipients of the 2013 TenOutstandingYoungMenofNuevaEcija(TOYM-NE)givenlastJune2013.

• GelynL.deGraciareceivedtheBest

Paper (Junior Category) for her paper entitled Formulation and Characterization of Pelleted Organic Fertilizer presented during the 16th PSSST Annual Meeting andScientificConferenceheldatSubicHoliday Villas on May 29-31, 2013.

• CLSUstudentswonthechampionshipin the Philippine Science Consortium Quiz held in Batangas State University on December 11-13.

• TheCLSUteamcomposedofseveralstudents from the College of Agriculture seized three 1st places, four 2nd places, two 3rd places and one 5th place in different categories during the 13th Skills Olympics held in Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology (NEUST) last September 10-11.


• TheteamcomposedofCBAAstudentsqualifiedtotheNationalRoundoftheJunior Finance Executive (JFINEX) Quiz.

• TheCLSUGreenCobraslanded2ndrunner-up in the Regional Annual Administrative and Tactical Inspection (RAATI) held on March 22, 2013.

• TwostudentsofNSTP-ROTCwereadjudged overall champion and 1st runner-up in two categories in the Regional Shooting Competition, NSTP-ROTC III held at Tarlac City on December 7.

• RonnieE.AgustinandCathleenC.GarbingotthePhysicalFitnessProficiencyAward

in the Physical Fitness Test while Catherine M.BustosgottheAcademicProficiencyAward in the Advance ROTC Academic Phase Training Class during the NSTP-ROTC Training of Region III held in Camp Aquino, Tarlac last April 11 – May 8 and May 6-18, respectively.

• TwoteamsfromtheUniversityScienceHigh School emerged champion and 2nd runner-up in the IMPACT’s Regional Inter-School Quiz Bee.

• ULHSPinilistudentsemergedChampionand Best in Costume in the Street Dancing Competition of the Pagibang Damara Festival in San Jose City.


A continuing program and concern of the university is for the faculty to serve efficientlyandeffectivelytheirteachingand other functions, and for staff members to provide support services with utmost diligence and commitment. One ultimate way to achieve this is by providing opportunities for honing competencies, knowledge, skills and expertise of faculty and staff members through advanced studies or trainings. Some of these are conducted in

HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENTprestigious universities abroad while others are offered in leading schools in the country. During the year in review, 34 faculty and staff commenced their graduate studies for advanced degrees: 8 for doctoral degree and 26 for masteral degree (Table 5). On theotherhand,15finishedtheiradvanceddegrees; 10 PhD and 5 MS; while one staff memberfinishedabachelor’sdegree(Table6).

Table 5. Faculty and staff members who commenced their studies for advanced degrees in 2013

Name Degree Major Field School Scholarship

Alma M. Dela Cruz Ph. D. Development Studies UST CLSU-FSDP (partial)

Gella Patria Abella Ph. D. Environmental Science UPLB CLSU-FSDP

Joan C. Ravago Ph. D. Language Education PNU CLSU-FSDP

Judith A. Teaño Ph. D. Economics ADMU CHED

Lorenz J. Fajardo Ph. D. Environmental Science UPLB ASTHRDP-NSC

Magdalena C. Galang Ph. D. Guidance and Counseling PNU CLSU-FSDP

Mari Joy M. Buenaventura Ph. D. Economics ADMU CHED

Melissa B. Agustin Ph. D. Agricultural Chemistry Kyoto University, Japan Japanese Gov’t. (JGSP)

Ramon Cezar D. Salas Ph. D. Animal Science CLSU CLSU-FSDP

Alvin P. Soriano MS Animal Science and Technology Suncheon National University, South Korea Sang Suk Lee

Ben G. Domingo Jr. MS Journalism PUP CLSU-FSDP (partial)

Bethsaida M. Apongol* MS Aquaculture CLSU Personal/part-time

Celynne R. Ocampo MS Plant Pathology UPLB CLSU-FSDP

Cheryl Ann P. Galvez* MS Public Management NEUST CLSU-HRD (partial)

Claire Samantha T. Juanico MS Marine Fisheries National Taiwan University TECOP (Taiwan Scholarship Program)

Dina Ruth Domingo MS Mathematics Education CLSU Open Univ. CLSU-FSDP (partial)

Elizabeth de Guzman* MS Public Management NEUST CLSU-HRD(partial)

Irene S. Calaunan MS Language Education St. Louis Univ. CLSU-FSDP (partial)

Jade Farrah Dianne Mendoza MS Physics UP Diliman CLSU-FSDP

Jamal James Manlapig MS Animal Science Chungnam National University RDA-S Korea

Jaypee Estigoy MS Crop Protection CLSU CLSU-FSDP

Joel D. Sumeldan* MS Aquaculture CLSU Personal/part-time

Lorelie Vee C. Domingo MS Anthropology UP Diliman CLSU-FSDP (partial)

Ma. Luisa B. Mason MS Soil Biology Miyazaki Univ., Japan Monbusho

Nelson M. Panahon MS Chemistry DLSU CLSU-FSDP

Nestor Pagaduan* MS Crop Science CLSU Personal/part-time

Nora Cabaral* MS Animal Science UPLB DOST-SEI

Peachy D. Araza MS Sociology UP Diliman CLSU-FSDP (partial)

Rachelle A. Soriano MS Hotel, Restaurant and Related Institution Management UP Diliman Personal/part-time

Roberto Miguel V. Sayco* MS Aquaculture CLSU AquaFish CRSP

Rogelio R. Nicolas* MS Crop Science CLSU Personal/part-time

Rolando Pagaduan* MS Crop Science CLSU Personal/part-time

Roseller O. Quinn MS Business Administration ADMU CLSU-FSDP (partial)

Sherwin Celestino* MS Agricultural Economics CLSU Personal

*Non-teaching personnel


*Non-academic staff

Table 6. Faculty and staff members who have completed their advanced degrees

Name Degree Major Field School Scholarship

Angeles de Leon Ph.D. Biology UST CLSU-FSDP

Edilyn V. Lansangan Ph.D. Business Administration NEUST CLSU-FSDP

Helene M. Mescallado Ph.D. Business

Administration NEUST CLSU-FSDP

Karl Marx Quiazon Post-Doctoral Fellowship

Fish Health Management

University of Tokyo, Japan

Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS)

Leonila S. Paez* Ph.D. Educational Management NEUST Personal/part-time

Mark Anthony Moyano Ph.D. Literature PNU CLSU-FSDP

Nemesio A. Macabale, Jr. Ph.D.

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

UP Diliman DOST

Pablo J. Rafael, Jr. Ph.D. Business Management NEUST CLSU-FSDP

Perfecto F. Dizon, Jr. Ph.D. Applied Linguistics Dela Salle University CLSU-FSDP

Roselie L. Galang Ph.D. Plant Pathology UPLB DOST scholar

Carlos N. Lamson, Jr. MS Education CLSU CLSU-FSDP

Fredelon B. Sison MS Veterinary Public Health

Freie Universitat Berlin (FUB) and Chiang Mai University

German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)

Glenn Alfred S. Thomas MS Information Systems UP Open University Personal/part-time

Joel G. Juvinal MS Food Science Unversiteit Ghent, Belgium VLIR-OUS

Rowena P. Thomas MS Information Systems UP Open University Personal/part-time

Zoilo A. Cunanan* BS Information Technology CLSU Personal/(part-time)

In addition, a number of faculty members, non-teaching personnel and universityresearchersattendedandfinishedtrainingsinvariousfieldsheldinthecountryand abroad like Germany, Belgium, Mexico, Thailand, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea and China while several presented their research papers and posters

in numerous international and national conferences. Various seminars, workshops and conferences were also participated in by the faculty and staff of the university. Some served as research paper presenters while others as resource persons or speakers.


Other distinguished awards and recognition obtained by faculty and staff members (individual and group) of the university in 2013 include the following (Table 7).

NOTABLE AWARDS AND RECOGNITION CLSU President Ruben C. Sevilleja was bestowed the PANTAS Award as Outstanding R and D Administrator by the Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCAARRD). “The award was in recognition of his leadership in CLSU towards the advancement of agriculture and natural resources research and development (R and D) in Region III, among others.” The awarding ceremony was held in SofitelPhilippinePlazaManila,CCPComplex,RoxasBoulevard,PasayCitylastNovember8.

Table 7. Faculty and staff awardees

Awardees/Recipients Name of Award Granting Agency and Unit

Dr. Romeo S. Gundran 2013 PRC Outstanding Veterinarian of the Year

Professional Regulation Commission (PRC), PRC Awards Night held at the Manila Hotel, June 20

Dr. Clarissa Yvonne J. Domingo 2013 Distinguished Alumna Award for Veterinary Research

UP College of Veterinary Medicine Alumni Association

2013 Outstanding Teacher in Veterinary Science

Philippine Society of Animal Science (PSAS), 50th Scientific Seminar And Annual Convention, October 16-18, Palawan State University

Dr. Ronaldo T. Alberto GO Ocfemia Outstanding Plant Pathologist Award in Instruction

Philippine Phytopathological Society, 44th Annual Convention of the Pest Management Council of the Philippines, March 7

CLSU Program on Awards and Incentives for Service Excellence (PRAISE) Awardees:

Dr. Flor Amor B. Monta Outstanding CLSU Official CLSU - PRAISE

Dr. Remedios B. Bolivar Outstanding Faculty - Level III CLSU - PRAISE

Mr. Jay C. Santos Outstanding Faculty – Level I CLSU - PRAISE

Mr. Jose A. Gallardo Outstanding Administrative Staff (Level I)

CLSU - PRAISE

Ms. Ellen S. Romero Outstanding Research Staff CLSU - PRAISE


Group Awards

Jerwin R. Undan (along with his Japanese colleagues)

Most Outstanding Academic Papers Published, Genes and Genetic System Journal 2012

Japan Genetic Society, Japan, September 30

RMCARES Organic Farming R&D Team with Dr. Fe Porciuncula as project leader

Outstanding Group Award CLSU - PRAISE

Dr. Ma. Excelsis M. Orden, Dr. Edgar A. Orden, Dr. Nenita D. Carbonel, Dr. Fe L. Porciuncula and Mr. Erwin M. Vallente

Best Paper(Overall)

49th PAEDA Biennial Convention, October 23-25, Central Mindanao University

Dr. Rodolfo F. Medrano Jr., Dr. Apolinario V. Yambot, Yasser C. Cabansag and Divina Claus

AFMA R&D Best Paper DA-BAR NationalResearch Symposium,October 16-17

Dr. Ernesto A. Martin and Jayson J. Juan Best Paper(Nutrition Category)

PSAS, 50th Scientific Seminar And Annual Convention, October 16-18, Palawan State Univ.

Dr. Helen F. Gavino (co-author) Best Paper Federation of Crop Science Societies of the Philippines (FCSSP), 22nd Scientific Conference of the FCSSP, Pearlmont Inn, CDO, Philippines, March 11-16

EA Abella, JR Undan and KJ Cruz Best Poster 1st National Mushroom Congress, RET Amphitheater, CLSU, July 18

CTMRD personnel Best Poster 13th National Annual Scientific Conference of the Philippine Society for the Study of Nature (PSSN), Inc., Cebu Business Center, Cebu City, May 21-25

Dr. Armando N. Espino and Engr. Marvin M. Cinense

Best in Cartographic Design and Best Overall Map

Geodata Systems Technologies, Inc., 1st Philippine ESRI Education Conference, EDSA Shangri-la, Manila,January 21

Dr. Fe L. Porciuncula, Dr. Clarita P. Aganon, Dr. Constancia C. Dacumos, Mr. Arturo O. Manipon, Mr. Rodolfo D. Martin and Mr. Melchor P. Pascua

Second Place in Best Development Paper Award(National Level)

PCAARRD –DOST Awarding Ceremonies, November 8, Sofitel Hotel

Dr. Ireneo C. Agulto, Mr. Alexis T. Belonio, Dr. Emmanuel V. Sicat, Dr. Francisco D. Cuaresma and Engr. Celestino E. Delos Reyes

Second Best Poster National Conference on Agricultural Sustainability, RET Amphitheater, Central Luzon State University, March 21

Dr. Renato G. Reyes and Dr. Sofronio P. Kalaw

Second Best Poster Paper National Conference on Agricultural Sustainability sponsored by the University Academic Research Council and Fulbright Philippine Agriculture Alumni Association, Inc., RET Amphitheater, March 21

EM Vera Cruz, EBT Jiminez and BM Apongol Second Best Research Paper 45th Annual Convention on Marine and Freshwater Sciences, Palawan State University, October 16-18

IC Agulto, AT Belonio, EV Sicat, FD Cuaresma and CE Delos Reyes

Second Best Poster National Conference on Agricultural Sustainability, RET Amphitheater, CLSU, March 21

RG Reyes and SP Kalaw Second Best Poster National Conference on Agricultural Sustainability, RET Amphitheater, CLSU, March 21

AV Yambot, YV Cabansag, DP Claus and RF Medrano Jr.

3rd Placer (Basic Research Category)

25th National Symposium Research, Quezon City, October 16-17

RG Bustillos, RMR Dulay, SP Kalaw and RG Reyes

Third Best Poster 1st National Mushroom Congress, RET Amphitheater, CLSU, July 18

Dr. R. Gundran Dr. C. Domingo Dr. R. Alberto

CLSU-PRAISE Awardees, 2013


FACULTY AND STUDENT EXCHANGE/ ON-THE-JOB TRAININGS1. Through the implementation of First

Graduate Teaching and Research Assistantship Program, Ms. Grace K. Nnabunnya, BS Education Agriculture graduate from Bugema University, Kampala, Uganda is currently pursuing MS in Crop Science in CLSU.

2. Seven (7) BSEd student teachers majoring in English were deployed last November 4 in Rajamangala University of Technology (RMUT) Lanna in Thailand for their student teaching program. Four were assigned to Chiang Rai and Tak campuses and three to Songkhla and Nakhon Si Thannarat campuses.

3. Five (5) students from RMUT Suvarnabhumi, 1 from Maejo University (MJU), and 1 from RMUT Srivijaya, had their internship at the Molecular Biology and Biotechnology Laboratory of the CLSU College of Fisheries.

4. The CLSU Center for Tropical Mushroom Research and Development served as venue for training a student and a professional during the period in review: Anongwart Wannapokin from Maejo University, Thailand and Dr. Fahad Alkoaik from King Saud University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

5. Dr. Chaisit Preecha, PhD in Tropical Agriculture (Plant Pathology) and a faculty member of Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya, presented a paper in a seminar on Formulation Development of Bacillus amyloliquefaciens KPS46 on August 19, 2013 at the College of Agriculture Reading Center.

6. Wilfred E. Jamandre was a visiting faculty scholar at the King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, Bangkok, Thailand from August 22 to September 30, 2013.

7. The College of Agriculture facilitated the on-the-job-trainingoffivestudentsfromKMITL, Thailand from April 16 to May 30, 2013.

8. TheResearchOfficehasaccommodatedfour (4) AB Economics students from the College of Economics, Maejo University for their two-month on-the-job training starting December 2013.

9. The Freshwater Aquaculture Center (FAC) accommodated and served 15 Thai students: three BS Fisheries from RMUT and 12 from MJU who had their on-the-job training from May 2 to August 27, 2013 and April 25 to May 10, 2013, respectively.

10. Three BS Biology students from St. Mary’s University, Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya had their on-the-job-training at the CTMRD from April 22 to May 22, 2013.

11. The PCC at CLSU’s National Bull Farm, Dairy Farm and Dairy Processing Plant assisted a total of 204 students not only from CLSU but also from other universities such as Dela Salle Agrivet Sciences Institute - Dela Salle-Araneta University, Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University, Mindanao State University, Mindoro State College of Agriculture and Technology, Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology (Gabaldon Campus), Nueva Vizcaya State University, Pangasinan State University (Infanta and Sta. Maria campuses) and Tarlac College of Agriculture.

12. Ten students from Mindoro State College of Agriculture and Technology had their fieldpracticeintheDairyFarm.


iscovery of New KnowledgeD

Over the years, the university has been continuously developing and disseminating technologies, knowledge, information

systems, management practices and services to the people it serves and helping realize the goals for national development. It upholds to provide a continuum of research works and studies aimed at empowering participating individuals and groups to improve their quality of life.


RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS IMPLEMENTED The university, through its Research, Extension and Training Program (RET) continued to make headways primarily in terms of its mandate to implement innovative R & D programs relevant to national development. This was made possible as thedifferentofficesandspecializedR&D centers under the RET umbrella pursued their respective program thrusts, taking cognizance of the national and regional commodity responsibilities of the university. Thirty-five(35)R&Dprograms/projects/studies were completed during the year. Most of these were externally funded by agencies such as the Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development Council (PCAARRD), Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice), Department of Agriculture – Bureau of Agricultural Research (DA-BAR) and several private chemical companies. Table 8 shows the breakdown of the research studiesbyofficeandsourceoffunding.

Table 8. Completed R and D programs, projects and studies, 2013

OfficeSource of Funding

TotalCLSU Funded

Externally-Funded

Research 2 14 16

Extension - 7 7

FAC - 3 3

RM-CARES 3 5 8

WRMC - 1 1

TOTAL 5 30 35

Meanwhile,five(5)R&Dprograms,comprising various projects and studies are for continuation in the ensuing years. The on-going R and D programs funded externally and by the university are shown in Table 9.Table 9. On-Going R and D programs, projects and studies

OfficeSource of Funding

TotalCLSU Funded

Externally-Funded

Research 34 7 41

Extension - 1 1

FAC - 10 10

RM-CARES 8 6 14

SRC - 8 8

WRMC - 7 7

TOTAL 42 39 81

On the other hand, a number of new externally-funded projects approved for 2013 implementation also reeled off during the year infusing an aggregate R & D budget amounting to P22,335,484.50.

Table 9. Newly approved externally-funded projects, 2013

Title of R & D Program/Project Researchers Source of Funds Total Budget (in Php)

Research OfficeSupply chain Improvement of Mudcrab Industry in Selected Regions in the Philippines

FLPorciuncula, JNPadilla PCAARRD 265,525.00

Development and Promotion of Innovative Feed Supplements and Feeding Schemes for Increased Goat Productivity

Component 2. Promotion of mature feed products and feeding schemes towards enterprise development (under project Improving Goat Feeding and Nutrition thru Novel Products and Strategies)

MEMOrdern, AMRecto

PCAARRD 1.766 M

CLSU Counterpart 730,000.00

Enhancing Goat Farm Performance thru Alternative Management Interventions and Farm Recording

Component 1.3. Policy analysis and advocacy on the institutionalization of selected tech-mixes, farm recording and AI delivery system

MEM Orden

PCAARRD 1.056 M

CLSU Counterpart 180,300.00

Impact Assessment of Development and Utilization of Salt-Tolerant Tilapia Strains

LMGalang, MEMOrden,

DSVargas, JOSaturnoPCAARRD 1 M


On Farm Evaluation of In Vitro Mutation – Derived 1V M4 Population of Eggplant Variety Dumaguete Long Purple (DLP) for Resistance to Fruit and Shoot Borer (FSB)

ACRoxas, RVPagaduan,

RVArqueroPhilRice 356,136.00

Assessment of Productivity Enhancement Measures on Carabao Mango in Central Luzon

ACRoxas, RVPagaduan,

RVArqueroPCAARRD 310,245.00

Field Trial of XXX to Evaluate Its Performance Against Leafminer, Thrips and other Common Pests of Cucurbits (Chemical Project) AOManipon Syngenta 120,000.00

Efficacy Trial of Utah Mix Chelated Micronutrients and Red Diamond ANS 24 + 5 Granular Fertilizer in Rice Production During Dry Season (Chemical Project)

AOManipon, CCDacumos Zetryl Co 120,000.00

Varietal Evaluation, On-farm Trials and Seed Production of Organic Vegetables in Central Luzon AOManipon PAC --

Efficacy Test of OMEX CALMAX on the Yield of Carabao Mango CCDacumos, JANicolas Jardine Distribution Inc. 94,500.00

Field Evaluation of Atonik Forte on Rice CCDacumos, BElming Sumitomo Corporation of the Philippines 80,500.00

Quality Assessment of Aromatic Rice and Development of Healthy, Convenient Naturally Fortified Rice Based Products and Functional Food Ingredients with Improved Product Packaging and Shelf Life

TBEstera, ADeLeon, JMRustia, GGantioque CHED 1 M

Extension OfficeSurvey on the Client Satisfaction Index System in Selected Barangays in Cabanatuan City

VSRamos, MSDiaz, JJSMercado DILG-3 147,052.50

Freshwater Aquaculture CenterParasite Risk Assessment with Integrated Tools in Eel Fish Production Value Chains KMAQuiazon European Commission 3 M

Project 1 – STBF on Pond Culture of FaST and EXCEL in Nueva Ecija and Pampanga

TAAbella, RAReyes, RRVelasco,

ZPBartolomePCAARRD-DOST 405,034.00

Project 2 - STBF on Pond Culture of FaST and EXCEL in Batangas and Laguna

TAAbella, RAReyes, RRVelasco,

ZPBartolomePCAARRD-DOST 567,834.00

Small Ruminant CenterGoat Production Project for the Accelerated Hunger Mitigation Program EM Cruz DA-BAI 3.8 M

RM-CARESCharacterization of Isolated Trichoderma spp from Carabao Manure and Development/ Testing/Promotion of Trichoderma-based Products as Organic Inputs in Rice and Vegetable Production

FLPorciuncula, PPJuico, ESRomero, JLGalindez, LLLopez

CHED 1.36 M

Field Evaluation of CODAFOL 4-16-28 as Plant Nutrient in Lowland Transplanted Rice

JLGalindez, FLPorciuncula,

MPPascuaPlanters 95,500.00

Going Organic-based in Onion Production: Testing and Promotion Via S & T Based Demo Farms in Two Selected Onion Growing Municipalities in Nueva Ecija

JLGalindez, FLPorciuncula PHILRAA US$ 25,972.00

Development of the National Organic Rice Seed Production System (Phase II)

ESRomero, FLPorciuncula BPI 100,000.00

In the academic program, on the other hand, the various colleges/centers/institutes, also conducted research programs and projects. Funds for a number of researches came from the CHED (for the different CLSU Centers of Excellence), while others came from institutions such as PCAARRD-Department of Science and Technology, European Commission, Department of Agriculture-Bureau of Agricultural Resources, and Food and Agriculture Organization, to name a few.

During the reporting period, 16 researches were completed while 59 were on-going.


SCHOLARLY OUTPUTS PUBLISHED One of the pressing challenges posed among researchers/faculty members of the University is to have their research works and other intellectual outputs published in refereed journals and/or in Commission on Higher Education (CHED)–recognized publications. The university has even institutionalized a system for giving cash rewardsandcertificateofcommendationstoauthors who are able to publish their works. Following are the scholarly outputs that got published during the period in review.

In Journals (Refereed)

• Quiazon,K.M.A.,Santos,M.D.andYoshinaga,T.2013.Anisakisspecies(Nematoda: Anisakidae) of Dwarf Sperm Whale Kogia sima (Owen, 1866) StrandedoffthePacificCoastofSouthernPhilippine Archipelago. Veterinary Parasitology, 197: 221-230

• Quiazon,K.M.A.andYoshinaga,T.2013.Gonad-infecting philometrid Philometra philippinensis sp. nov. (Nematoda, Philometridae) from the Bigeye Barracuda Sphyraena forsteri Cuvier (Sphyraenidae) off Mariveles, Bataan Province, Philippine Archipelago. Acta Parasitologica, 58 (4)

• Quiazon,K.M.A.,Zenke,K.andYoshinaga,T. 2013. Molecular Characterization and Comparison of Four Anisakis Allergens between Anisakis simplex sensu strict and AnisakisperreffifromJapan.Molecularand Biochemical Parasitology, 190: 23-26 (Impact factor: 2.734)

• Nicolas,J.A.,Tamayo,N.V.andCaoili,B.L.2013.ImprovingtheYieldofGlutinousWhite Corn by Distance of Planting and Use of Biocontrol Agents for Management of Asian Corn Borer, Ostrinia furnacalis Guennee. Journal of the Philippine Association of Entomologist, Inc.

• Patricio,M.G.andMelegrito,R.S.2013.EfficiencyofPlantExtractsAgainst

Leafhopper in Organic Eggplant Production. The Philippine Entomologist, Volume 27, No. 2

• Atabay,E.C.,Atabay,E.P.andCruz,L.C. 2013. Cryotop and Solid Surface VitrificationCryodevicesareSuitableforthe Cryopreservation of In-Vitro-Matured Water Buffalo (Bubalus bubalis L.) Oocytes. Philippine Journal of Veterinary Medicine. Volume 50, No. 1

• Atabay,E.C.,Atabay,E.P.andLazaro,G.P.M. 2013. Production of Goat (Capra hircus) Embryos following Maturation and Fertilization In-vitro. Animal Husbandry and Agricultural Journal

• Beltran,M.A.,Atabay,E.P.,Atabay,E.C.,Cruz, E.M., Aquino F.P. and Cruz, L.C. 2013. Optimized Extenders for Cryopreservation ofBucksemenforArtificialInsemination.Philippine Journal of Veterinary and Animal Science, Volume 39

• Antalan,J.R.M.2013.TheSearchforAlmost Perfect Numbers other than 2. Journal of Global Research in Mathematical Archives, ISSN 2320-5822

• Bueno,A.C.F.2013.RightCirculantMatrices with Fibonacci Sequence. International Journal of Mathematics and ScientificComputing

• Rabago,J.F.T.2013.On2DiophatineEquations 2x + 3y2 = 4 and 2x + 7y2 = 4x. International Journal of Advanced Mathematical Sciences

• Rabago,J.F.T.2013.OnCirculantMatriceswith Geometric Progression. South Asian Journal of Mathematics

• Rabago,J.F.T.2013.OntheNumberofSolutions of the Diophantine Equation x2 – y2 = N. International Journal of MathematicsandScientificComputing


• Rabago,J.F.T.2013.ANoteonSpectralNorms of Circulant Matrices with Binomial Coefficients.InternationalJournalofMathematicsandScientificComputing

• Venturina,V.M.etal.2013.ExpressionofSheep Interleukin 23 (IL23A, alpha subunit p19) in Two Distinct Gastrointestinal Diseases. Vet Immunol Immunopatho, 150: 118-122

• Venturina,V.M.etal.2013.TheImmunology and Genetics of Resistance of Sheep to Teladorsagia circumcincta. Veterinary Research Communications E-pub 22

• Villamor,M.B.,Medina,N.P.,Abes,N.S.and Mingala, C.N. 2013. Intramammary Teat Sealant Rather Induced Sub-clinical Mastitis in Water Buffaloes (Bubalus bubalis). Large Animal Review 19:195-198, ISNN 1124-4593

• Domingo,C.J.etal.2013.Concordanceof Competitive Enzyme Linked Immuno-sorbent Assay and Nested-Polymerase Chain Reaction in the Detection of Caprine Arthritis-Encephalitis Virus. Small Ruminant Research, Vol. 115, Issues 1-3, ISSN 0921-4488

• Salvador,R.T.,Beltran,J.M.C.,AbesN.S. Gutierrez, C.A., and Mingala, C.N. 2012. Prevalence and Risk Factors of Subclinical Mastitis as Determined by the Californian Mastitis Test in Water Buffaloes (Bubalisbubalis) in Nueva Ecija, Philippines. Journal of Dairy Science, 95:1363-1366

• Villanada,N.M.,Medina,N.P.,Abes,N.S.and Mingala, C.N. 2012. Retrospective Study on the Treatment of Subclinical Mastitis in Water Buffaloes. Large Animal Review, 18:201-205

• Reyes,R.G.,Kalaw,S.P.,Dulay,R.M.R,Yoshimoto,H.,Miyazawa,N.,andEguchi,F. 2013. Philippine Native and Exotic Species of Edible Mushrooms Grown on Rice Straw Based Formulation Exhibit

Nutraceutical Properties. Philippine Agricultural Scientist 96(2):198-204

• DeLeonA.M.,Reyes,R.G.,DelaCruz,T.E.E. 2013. Enriched Cultivation of Three Wild Strains of Lentinustigrinus (Bull.) Fr. Using Agricultural Wastes. Journal of Agricultural Technology 2013: 9 (5)

• Alberto,A.M.P.andSigua,G.C.2013.Phytoremediation: A Green Technology to Remove Environmental Pollutants. American Journal of Climate Change, Vol. 22, pp. 71-86

• Alberto,A.M.P.,Celestino,A.B.andSigua,G.C. 2013. Phytoremediation of Pb in the Sediment of a Mangrove Ecosystem. Journal of Soils and Sediments

• Sace,C.FandAgulto,I.C.2013.WaterManagement for Hydroponic Production of Honeydew Melon. Scholars Press

• Sace,C.F.2013.RecirculatingAquaponic System Using Nile Tilapia (Oreochromisniloticus) and Freshwater Prawn (Macrobrachiumressenbergii) and the Productivity of Leafy Vegetables. Merit Research Journal

• Alberto,A.M.P.andTeñoso,A.R.D.2013.Assessment of Mangrove Management Areas in Four Coastal Barangays of Bolinao, Pangasinan, Philippines. Siliman Journal, Vol. 52, No. 2

In Conference Proceedings

• Orden,E.A.,Cruz,E.M.,Espino,A.N.Jr.,Battad, Z.M., Reyes, R.G., Orden, M.E.M., Frias, N.O., Gibe, A.G., Del Rosario, N.A. and Villar, E.C. 2013. Pelletized Forage-Based Rations as Alternative Feeds for Improving Goat Productivity. Proceedings of the 22nd International Grassland Congress (ISBN: 978-1-74256-543-9)

• Nicolas,J.A.,Tamayo,N.V.andCaoili,B.L.2013.ImprovingtheYieldofGlutinousWhite Corn by Distance of Planting and Use of Biocontrol Agents for Management


of Asian Corn Borer, Os Ostrinia furnacalis Guennee. Proceedings of the 3rd Asian Conference on Plant Growth – Promoting Rhizobacteria (PGPR) and other Microbials

• Dacumos,C.C.andPatricio,M.G.2013.Use of Myco Fungicides in Reducing the Occurrence of Anthracnose Disease in Onion. Proceedings of the 3rd Asian Conference on Plant Growth – Promoting Rhizobacteria (PGPR) and other Microbials

• Patricio,M.G.,Melegrito,R.S.andWaing,A.P.2013.EfficacyofPlantExtractsAgainst Leafhopper in Organic Eggplant Production. Proceedings of the 44th Pest Management Council of the Philippines AnnualScientificConference

Chapter in PCAARRD Book Series

• Orden,M.E.M.2013.DeterminationofInputs (Chapter 5) in Book Series No. 5, Impact Assessment of Research, Development and Extension Projects in Agriculture:ASimplifiedApproach(ISBN978-971-20-0555-8)

• Orden,M.E.M.andDeriquito,J.A.P.2013.Organization and Management (Chapter 11) in Book Series No. 5. 2013 Impact Assessment of Research, Development and Extension Projects in Agriculture: A SimplifiedApproach(ISBN978-971-20-0555-8)

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

Instructional Materials

Aside from the aforementioned publications, the Center for Education Resources Development Services-Print Resources and Publication Services (CERDS-PRPS) had also published twenty (20) titles of instructional workbooks and manuals for the secondsemesterofSY2013-2014.Theseweresold through the CLSU Bookshop located atthegroundflooroftheUniversityLibrary.

These instructional workbooks and manuals are as follows:

• AssessmentofStudentLearning• BasicEcology• Biology205• ComputerOrganization• ComputerProgrammingIandII• ContemporaryMathematics• FS125:ExploringtheCurriculum• FundamentalsofMathematics• GettingFamiliarwithTQM• LaboratoryManualinGeneralBotanyI• LaboratoryManualinBiology255• LearningAssessmentStrategies• ManualinGuidanceandCounseling• ManualinMusicFundamentals• ManualinPrinciplesofTeaching• OnBecomingaTeacher• PrinciplesofTeachingII• SkilltextinDevelopmentalReading• StudentTeachingProgressReport• TechnologyintheLearningEnvironment

In addition, seventy-six (76) titles of graduate theses and dissertations have been submitted to the National Library last May 30, 2013.

Information, Education and Communication (IEC) Materials

• AcompilationofAbstractsofCompletedand On-going R & D Projects 2013 had also been published (with ISSN 0117-978X)bytheResearchOfficewithDrs.FLPorciuncula and MEM Orden as editors. This publication highlights the results (abstracts) of the papers presented during the 25th In-house Review of Completed and On-going R & D Projects.

• AFacilitator’sGuidetoFarmersLivestockSchool on Goat Enterprise (FLS-GEM) Implementation comprising two volumes, to wit: Volume 1 – Module 6: Introducing FLS as Entry Point for Goat Enterprise Management (99 49-52) and Volume 2 – The Concept of Enterprise Building and Management and Financial Analysis on Goat-based Enterprises (pp 167-179) was developed by three faculty-researchers


oftheResearchOffice/SmallRuminantCenter, Drs. MEM Orden, EM Cruz and EA Orden.

• Twotechnologies,oneonMestiso38–F1 Cultivation and another on Double-Mulching Technique, were published in April and November 2013, respectively, by the Phil-Sino Center for Agricultural Technology (PhilsCAT) with Dr. Carlos C. Abon, Jr. as editor and technical consultant.

• AnexcerptfromtheImpactAssessmentof the Ornamental Horticulture R & D Program from STAND 2000 was highlighted in PCAARRD’s Impact Assessment Bulletin No. 7, 2013, entitled “Increasing Productivity of Selected Foliage Plant through Better Cultural Management”.

• TheExtensionOfficewasabletopackageandproducesixleaflets,twobookprototypes and seven IEC videos

• TheRM-CAREShasdistributedatotalof 300 IEC materials on Organic Inputs (Biopestices) Production and Utilization in Vegetable Cultivation: Gabay

sa Paggawa ng Manure Tea Bilang Organikong Pataba and Gabay sa Paggawa ng Organikong Pataba to farmers and other clientele.

• TheInstituteforClimateChangeandEnvironmental Management (ICCEM) has developed instructional materials in CD format, to wit:

a. 18 CDs on the impacts of climate change (Grassland Ecosystems, Mudflats,Ocean,Desert,CoralReefs,Mangrove Ecosystem, Coniferous Forest, Tropical Rainforest, Rocky Shore, Savanna, Seagrass Ecosystem, River, Tundra, Marsh)

b. 54 CDs on biodiversity (Seagrass Ecosystem,Coral Reef Ecosystem, Lakes Ecosystem, Grassland Ecosystem,MudflatEcosystem,OceanEcosystem, Mangrove Ecosystem, Estuary Ecosystem, Deciduous Forest, Rocky Shore, Wetland Ecosystem, River Ecosystem, Pond Ecosystem, Swamp Ecosystem, Tundra Ecosystem, Coniferous Ecosystem, Savanna Ecosystem, Tropical Rainforest, Desert Ecosystem, Marsh, Sandy Shore, Agroecosystem)

Various IEC materials


roactive EngagementP

Special programs and projects, trainings, seminars, workshops, conferences and extension activities were conducted while

partnerships/linkages with other institutions and companies were forged as part of the university’s goal on Proactive Engagement initiative.


TECHNICAL SUPPORT, EXTENSION SERVICES AND CONTINUING EDUCATION/TRAINING PROGRAM

In line with the university’s goal on Proactive Engagement, it continues to implement projects and activities designed to uplift the socio-economic conditions of farming communities through the provision of technical assistance, training, and other capacity-building modalities in partnership with local government units and people’s organizations. Technical advisory and extension services through science and technology are provided to the various clientele groups of the university to build capacity for rapid, inclusive and sustainable growth. The Techno Gabay Program continues to be the banner extension program of the university. This is complemented through the conduct of training in various areas such as mushroom production, tilapia farming, technologycommercialization,artificialinsemination, goat production, leadership and management, and other specialized trainings. These include the following:

1. Mushroom Techno Update and Mushroom Clinic held at Anao, Tarlac on January 25, 2013 by the CLSU Center for Tropical Mushroom Research and Development (CTMRD)

2. Intensive Training on the Cultivation of Useful Mushrooms in the Philippines held at the CTMRD, CLSU, Science City of Munoz, Nueva Ecija on February 8-10, 2013

3. In line with the accreditation of CLSU throughtheTrainingOfficeastrainingprovider for cooperatives, ten out of fourteen modules prescribed by CDA under the Standard Training Curricula were implemented

4. Mushroom Production Seminar held at Sitio Kamalatan, Brgy. Nonong, San Luis, Aurora on March 9, 2013 by the CTMRD

5. Training on the Utilization of Trichoderma in Organic Vegetable Production. Galintuja, Aurora spearheaded by the CLSU RM Center for Agricultural

Resources and Management.6. TheUniversityExtensionOfficecontinues

to implement the following extension activities:a. Farmers Entrepreneurship Projectb. Agrarian Reform Communities

Economic Support Services Project (in partnership with DAR)

c. Barangay Integrated Development Approach to Nutrition Improvement

d. Philippine-Israel Center for Agricultural Technology

7. Full Hands-on Skills Training to BAPA/SOPA BeneficiariesontheManagementandOperation of Solar Home Systems and Solar Battery Charging Stations organized by CLSU AREC

8. Twenty-seven (27) trainings of 118 cooperativesbytheTrainingOfficeas an accredited training provider for cooperatives.

9. Seven (7) batches of seminar-workshop on “Ugnayan ng CLSU at ng Pamahalaan ng Lunsod Agham ng Muñoz Tungo sa Kaunlaran ng Pamayanan at Kalikasan” for4P’sbeneficiariesinvolving797participants from various barangays of the Science City of Muñoz

10. Training on animal waste management and eight (8) hands-on training on bamboo propagation and vegetable seed production conducted by the ExtensionOfficealsoincollaborationwith


the LGU of the Science City of Muñoz11. Three-day training on soybean

production, processing and utilization for 30 cooperative members from Nueva Ecija, Bulacan, Tarlac and Pampanga and a similar training on Organic Soybean production and processing implemented byResearchOfficeincollaborationwith DA-RFU III and the Kapangpangan Development Foundation

12. Training on aromatic rice production conductedbytheResearchOfficeatthe Ramon Magasaysay Technological University, Zambales

13. Eight (8) batches of seminars in relation to the implementation of the Agrarian Reform Community Connectivity and Economic Support Services (ARCESS) project organization and Enterprise Need/Design Assessments implemented bytheExtensionOffice

14. Freshwater Aquaculture Center (FAC) trainings on tilapia production and hatchery management and co-sponsoring of the 4th National Tilapia Congress on Oct. 17-18 at Fontana LeisureParks,Clarkfield,Pampanga

15. Trainings implemented by RM-CARES on Organic Inputs Production and Utilization in Crop Production; Biopesticide Preparation and Utilization in Vegetable Production; Utilization of Trichoderma in Organic Vegetable Production and Organic Rice Farming Technology with 503 participating students and farmers

16.BasicTrainingCourseonArtificialInsemination and Pregnancy Diagnosis in Water Buffaloes from Nov. 5-28, 2013 conducted by the PCC at CLSU

17.Farmersfieldschoolonvegetableproduction in Porais and Palestinna, San Jose City facilitated by the Extension Office

18. Seven monthly seminars, all aimed at creating greater awareness about environmental management and protection in support of the University’s Comprehensive Environmental Plan conductedbytheTrainingOffice

19. Activities in relation to the CLSU-LGU Collaborative Project on Household Socio-economic development implemented by

theExtensionOffice20. Participation of the University through

the RET by setting up exhibit of CLSU technologies in the Farmer’s Week Celebration at the House of Representative, Batasan Hills, Quezon City

21. The College of Education extension activity with the Dumagat tribe in Gabaldon, Nueva Ecija and Adopt-a-School Program in Bical Elementary School

22. Tree-planting activity in Mangandingay, Science City of Muñoz by the NSTP-CWTS Unit

23. Microbial potability testing of water in line with the Tubig Project conducted by the Department of Biological Science in

collaboration with the Science City of Muñoz LGU

24. Assistance provided to the CLSU-DepEd Elementry (Lab.) School during the Brigada Eskwela 2013 by ROTC instructors andcadetofficers.

25. Feeding Program and Group Dynamic Activities conducted by the Department of Psychology in cooperation with the LGU of San Jose City

26. A number of guests from local, national and international institutions were accommodated when they visited the different research centers and museums of the university such as the Center for Tropical Mushroom Research and Development, CLSU Agricultural Museum, Agrobiodiversity Museum, and Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction Learning Center.


SPECIAL PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS• TheCLSUScienceandTechnology

Centrum

The S & T Centrum, one of the latest projects managed by the RET, was constructed to serve as show window of the different technologies generated by CLSU over the years. Its construction was made possible through the initiative of the management of the CLSU Foundation, Inc. with funding support from the Bureau of Agricultural Research – Department of Agriculture. Soon after the completion of the building, the CLSUFI management formally turned over the facility to the University.

The University President delegated the management of theCentrumtotheOfficeoftheVP for RET who in turn assigned a project leader. Ground works and purchase of the needed equipment/IEC materials were done during the period in review. Before the year 2013 ended, the S & T Centrum’s physical set up including the equipment were almost completed.

• ImplementationofGeneticImprovementThroughArtificialInsemination(AI)andBull Loan Program

Provisionofartificialinsemination

services continued to be one of the banner services rendered by PCC in villages through the trained village-based Al technicians (VBAITs) as well as technicians of LGUs, DA-Regional Field Units (DA-RFUs), PCC Regional Centers and other interested agencies. In 2013, a total of 13,979 AI services in buffaloes and 4,141 in cattle was accomplished. A total of 6,662 buffalo calves was produced from 2012 inseminations, up by 86.11 percentascomparedto2011figures.

Complementing the AI services, especially in areas where AI is not feasible, natural mating was introduced via the Bull Loan Program. In 2013, an additional of 23 breeding bulls were loanedouttoqualifiedapplicantsinseveral towns in Nueva Ecija and nearby provinces.

• Carabao-basedEnterpriseDevelopment

As the year ended, the PCC at CLSU’s Carabao-based Enterprise Development


(CBED) had visited 15 cooperatives/associations trustees, 10 association partners and 2 institutional partners. The Center had also entrusted a total of 505 heads of buffalos to 377 individual families and 6 institutions. From the entrusted animals, 200 were reported dead, 22 were returned, 21 were sold and 271 had a total of 591 calving. Likewise, a total of 650 calves was produced from the entrustment. From the produced calves, 156 were re-loaned to other members of the cooperatives/associations being assisted by the CBED of CLSU.

• DevelopmentandTechnicalAssistanceProject

Through the Department of Hospitality Management, technical assistance was provided to Tunying’s Bread, a bakeshop enterprise owned by Mr. Anthony Taberna, a TV and radio media personality, who is a native of San Antonio, Nueva Ecija.

• Exposure to Broadcast Media

The University and a number of its faculty and staff members were also featured in radio and television shows to share information and some of its remarkable outputs and researches, to wit:

1. The DHM-developed tilapia ice-cream was once again featured in PTV 4’s Panahon TV aired last May 8, 2013 and on Landmarks (History and Travel Show) aired in Net25 last March 2013.

2. The Center for Tropical Mushroom Research and Development was featured in Bayanijuan hosted by Chris Zuñiga aired in ABS-CBN TV 32.

3. Dr. Tereso A. Abella, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Director of FAC, guested in a radio program aired over DZRH on January 20, 2013 and talk about the importance of aquaculture especially the culture of tilapia.

4. Drs. Fortunato A. Battad and Teodora T. Battad were covered by PTV4’s “Mag-

Agri Tayo” on July 27, 2013 when the former served as resource speaker during theTrainingOffice’sMonthlySeminarwhere he discussed about “Trees: The Gift of Life”, while the latter served as segment host.

PROFESSIONAL AND EXPERT SERVICES

The University also gains recognition and provides services not only through its programs but also through its faculty and staff members whose expertise are being tapped by various agencies and institutions to provide consultancy and expert services, to wit:

Apolinario V. Yambot - Member, Sub-Committee on Residues

of Veterinary Drugs in Food- PRO, Philippine Society of Biochemistry

and Molecular Biotechnology- Member, PRC Continuing Professional

Education in Fisheries- Reviewer, Journal of Environment and

Aquatic Resources- Reviewer, North America Journal of

Aquaculture- Member, CHED-NAFES Instructional

Materials Development (IMD) ProjectDanilo S. Vargas

- TechnicalConsultant,OfficeofCongressman Joseph Violago, particularly in the implementation of development projects in the 2nd District of Nueva Ecija

Emilio M. Cruz- Resource Speaker on various topics

about Goat Production for different interest groups

Emmanuel M. Vera Cruz- Reviewer, Journal of Environment and

Aquatic Resources- Reviewer, North American Journal of

Aquaculture- Chair, Committee on Biotechnology

and Genetics of SAEP- Member, CHED-NAFES Instructional

Materials Development Project


Fe L. Porciuncula- Resource speaker in a seminar-

workshop on Strategic Plan and Research Proposal Preparation of SUCs in Rizal Technological University on Nov. 4-5 and Seminar-workshop on Commercialization of Technologies Generated from Successful S & T Based Farming in Region III on October 2-4, 2013 as proposal evaluator of researches from PCC and PhilMech

Jayson J. Juan- Academe Representative for the

Swine Breeder Farm Accreditation Program (SBFAP) Technical Working Group (TWG), Bureau of Animal Husbandry, Department of Agriculture

Jocelyn L. Aveno- Resource Person-Facilitator for the

Human Rights-Based Local Water Sanitation (WATSAN) Governance Training and in various trainings requested by stakeholders

Jonathan L. GalindezEllen Romero

- Resource Speakers on Organic Based Production Technologies; Consumer Awareness on Organic Agriculture and in National Training on Organic Seed Production

Mario S. Suba - Panel Member in selecting the FPASP

finalistsforadvancedresearchconducted by the Philippine-American Educational Foundation in Makati on October 23, 2013

- Re-elected for another two-year stint as a member of the Board of Directors of AACCUP during the Annual Conference of AACCUP in Iloilo City

Nenita E. Dela Cruz - Technical Consultant, Soil

Conservation and Organic Agriculture, Food and Agriculture Organization. She assisted the Palau Organic Growers Association in Republic of Palau from April 22 - May 31, 2013.

Pablo J. Rafael, Jr. - Member, Regional Quality Assessment

Team, Region III (RQAT), effective March 2013

Remedios B. Bolivar - HOST Country Principal Investigator

Aqua Fish CRSP-NCSU-CLSU Project- Member, Editorial Board – Journal of

the Inland Fisheries Society of India- Member, Committee on

Biotechnology and Genetics of SAEP- Reviewer, Aquaculture by Elsevier- Reviewer, North American Journal of

Aquaculture- Reviewer, Journal of Ocean University

of China- Pool writer, CHED-NAFES Instructional

Materials Development ProjectRomeo B. Gavino

- Member, Team Writer to develop paper on R, D&E, and HRD in Rice Mechanization: Status Trends and Opportunities in the Philippines funded by the Asia Rice Foundation

Sofronio P. Kalaw- Accepted as a research fellow at the

Philippine Rice Research Institute to conduct research on the utilization of rice straw as substrate for Pleurotus species cultivation and on the functionalityprofilingofwildediblemushrooms

Teodora T. Battad- Editor, International Journal of

Agricultural Technology- Assessor,LocalGovernmentOfficersII

and III of DILG- Resource Speaker, DILG trainings

Teresito G. Aguinaldo - Vice President for Luzon of the CHED

University Mobility in Asia and the Pacific(UMAP)Council

- Member, the CHED Regional Quality Assessment Team for Agricultural Engineering

Tereso A. Abella - Technical Consultant, World Fish

Center- Member, Technical Panel for

Agricultural Education, CHED- Chairman, Technical Committee in

Fisheries Education, CHED- Consultant, DOST-CAPE Program- Member, NAFES Evaluation Team- Member, Gawad Saka DA-BAR

Outstanding Agricultural Scientist Evaluation Team


COLLABORATIVE LINKAGES AND PARTNERSHIPS The University collaborates with various partners in the academic, research and technical areas to broaden its advancement opportunities in terms of knowledge exchange, cultural immersion, technical/technological enrichment, faculty exchange, and student apprenticeship. It has forged partnerships/linkages with a number of international, national and local institutions to promote its goal on Proactive Engagement.

INTERNATIONAL

• MemorandumofUnderstandingbetweenBugema University and CLSU during the visit of Dr. Patrick Manu, President of Bugema University in Kampala, Uganda to the University last February 6-15, 2013

• MemorandumofagreementbetweenOmega International College, Singapore and CLSU Open University (CLSU-OU) regarding the offering of CLSU BS Accounting Technology program via transnational education

• MantissaCollege,MalaysiaasLearningCenterwithCLSU-OUconfirmationforthe delivery of CLSU academic programs under the supervision of MEC-SAR

• MOAbetweenRajamangalaUniversityofTechnology - Thanyaburi and CLSU-OU

• WorldSocietyfortheProtectionofAnimals (WSPA) granting the College of Veterinary Science and Medicine (CVSM) US$9,500 for implementation of the WSPA Advanced Concepts in Animal Welfare activities in the country

• MOAwithRajamangalaUniversityFaculty of Veterinary Medicine and CVSM regarding student exchange program, academic and technical staff trainings/visits, academic and technical staff exchange program, cooperative education, dual degree program, and joint researches and conferences

• FoodandAgricultureOrganization(FAO) of the United Nations agreement with CVSM for the project Strengthening Capacity on Risk Communication and Bat Surveillance and Development of a Risk Communication Plan (LOA/PHI/2012/17), supported by the Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) with a budget of P1,037,820.00

• InternationalCenterforLivingAquatic Resources Management (ICLARM), also called World Fish Center, for R&D partnership in Aquatic Agricultural System


• Academicandresearchpartnershipwithuniversities in Thailand as follows:a. Maejo University (renewal)b. Rajamangala University of Technology

Suvarnabhumic. Rajamangala University of Technology

Lanna, Chiang Rai Campusd. Rajamangala University of Technology

Lanna, Chiang Mai Campus

• RomeoS.Gundrantoserveasin-countrymentor for a Filipino trainee for the Field Epidemiology Training Program for Veterinarians (FETPV), Department of Livestock and Development, Bangkok, Thailand.

• ResearchnetworkingofApolinarioL.DomingowithDr.YuichiSaeki,Professor,Department of Biochemistry and Applied Biosciences, Faculty of Agriculture, University Miyazaki, Japan

• CollaborationofProfessorsAyatoTakadaandYasuhikoSuzukifromHokkaidoUniversity – Research Center for Zoonosis Control (HU-RCZC) with CVSM for the ongoing research on Ebola Reston and a possible new research on E.coli

• TheCulturalAttachéoftheChineseEmbassy and Dr. Firma C. Viray meeting in Makati City last April 23 regarding the provision of Confucian education for CLSU students

• UndertheGraduateTeachingandResearch Assistantship Program, two faculty members from Bugema University pursuing graduate studies in the University will be handling undergraduate classes in the Department of Crop Science and the Department of Chemistry.

NATIONAL, REGIONAL AND LOCAL

• CommissiononHigherEducationfortheimplementation of the National University-College of Fisheries grant

• PhilippineForemostMillingCorporation,

Inc. for Swine Research

• PartnershipwithLGUsregardingtheimplementation of the 4P’s Program using the BIDANI Approach for the enhancement of MDG attainment

• MemorandumofAgreementbetweenCLSU – Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCARRD) regarding the Project “Community Based S & T Based Farm on Promoting the Culture of FaST tilapia Lines in Nueva Ecija and Isabela.

• MemorandumofAgreementbetweenCLSU – Department of Agriculture – RegionalFieldOffice03regardingthe project entitled “CLSU PhilRice Collaborative Project on Breeding and Seed Production of Philippine Aromatic Rice Varieties (2013-2017)

• MemorandumofAgreementbetweenCLSU – Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) regarding the program Training of Trainers to Accredited Training Provider.

• ParticipationintheDARAgrarianReformContinuing Capability Enhancement and Support Services Program

• TheDepartmentofBiologicalSciencesreceived a research grant from DOST as one of the Tuklas Lunas Centers.

• MOAbetweenAstoriaHotelsandResortsand the Department of Hospitality Management (DHM), College of Home Science and Industry regarding the on-the-job training of BSHRM students

• MOAbetweenSen.KokoPimentelandDHM regarding the granting of P1.7M worth of training scholarships for DHM students and faculty members

• CLSUAlumniAssociation,Inc.andtheCLSU Alumni Foundation, Inc. for the establishment and implementation of a


Agency/Institution Nature of Partnership/Linkage

UP Diliman Young Adult Fertility Survey

GAVI Corporation Soil and Fertilizer Management

Revolutionary Solutions Technologies and Products, Inc.

Soil and Fertilizer Management

One Clear Vantage Corporation

Soil and Fertilizer Management

Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice)

Research and development specifically in technology generation and utilization

Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Forestry Resources Research and Development

Technology promotion and utilization

Department of Agriculture Regional Field Unit (DA-RFU)

Collaborative research

National Economic Development Authority (NEDA)

Research project on aromatic rice

PhilMech Collaborative research on onion

Department of Agriculture-Bureau of Agricultural Research (DA-BAR)

Implementation of research project

Philippine Carabao Center Research and Development Project and Training

Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) Socio Economic Research Portal for the Philippines (SERP-P)

Research dissemination partnership through SER-P network

LBP-CLSU-Technology Promotion Center

Promotion of Technology

Syngeta Inc. Field trials on vegetables

Professorial Chair Award.

• BSHRMstudentsweresenttoAstoriaCulinary Hospitality Institute and BSFT students were deployed to Jollibee Foods Corp.; KFC Food Groups; Goldilocks, Inc.; Monde Nissin Corp.; and Philippine Foremost, Inc. for their on-the-job training.

• Dr.GragasinandDr.Capariño,scientistsand researchers from PhilMech, collaborated with AA De Leon, JM Rustia, and GG Gantioque regarding the utilization of mango peel as pectin. The Department of Food Science and Technology’s research proposal on quality exploration of products with mango pectin was also approved in collaboration with the PhilMech on January 18, 2013.

RET’s R & D program has also been receiving support from the following foreign and local funding agencies/institutions:

Zetryl Co. Efficacy trials on rice production

Jardine Distribution Inc. Efficacy test on the yield of carabao mango

Sumitomo Corporation of the Philippines

Field trials on rice

Dynapharm International-Philippines

Technology demonstration on transplanted rice

Cooperative Development Authority

Training

Department of Agrarian Reform

Extension and Training

Department of Trade and Industry

Seminar/Conference

DILG-LGA Training

DILG-Local Governance Training Resource Institure-Philippine Network

Capability Building

Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCAARRD)

Research

CLSUFI Conduct of Monthly Seminar Series

Office of Cong. Joseph F. Violago

Consultancy

Office of Cong. Ging Guansing Consultancy


ood GovernanceG

The governance of the university continued to be guided by the generalprinciplesofefficiencyofoperations,effectivenessof

management systems, maintaining high standards of professionalism and delivery of excellent services.

Strict adherence to these principles brought to fore the smooth implementation of activities and programs for human resources management, facilities development and improvement, and efficientandeffectivefiscalmanagement.


Governance For the year 2013, the university operated on a total budget 853,892,000.00. The amount came from three sources: the National Government Allocations; Grants and Donations from other government-owned and controlled corporations (GOCC’s) and agencies; and the University Income which consists of school fees, amount derived/realized from income generating projects (IGP’s), business income and auxiliary services income (Table 11).

Table 11. Income and Expenditures, CY 2013

SOURCES OF FUNDS2013 2013

INCOME EXPENSES

National Government Allocation 461,608,000.00 457,879,000.00

Grants and Donation 152,267,000.00 132,650,000.00

University Income: Tuition & Other Fees 195,257,000.00 135,213,000.00

Revolving Funds: Agricultural and Special Projects 28,665,000.00 23,756,000.00

Auxiliary Services 16,095,000.00 13,268,000.00

TOTAL 853,892,000.00 762,766,000.00

The Statement of allotment and expenses by program/project/activity vis-à-vis the 2012 figuresisshowninTable12.

FINANCIAL RESOURCES

Table 12. Comparative Statement of Allotment and Expenses by program/project/activity CY 2012 and 2013 (in Phil. Peso)Particulars CY 2012 CY 2013 Increase/Decrease

Program Project/ Activity Allotment Expenses Allotment Expenses Allotment Expenses

1. General Administration and Support Services

PS 119,661,000.00 119,661,000.00 133,160,756.00 133,160,756.00 13,499,756.00 13,499,756.00

MOOE 12,052,000.00 12,052,000.00 24,195,000.00 24,195,000.00 12,143,000.00 12,143,000.00

CO

11. Auxiliary Services

PS 13,442,000.00 13,442,000.00 11,165,300.00 11,165,300.00 (2,276,700.00) (2,276,700.00)

MOOE 2,842,000.00 2,842,000.00 5,192,000.00 5,192,000.00 2,350,000.00 2,350,000.00

CO

111a. Advance Education

PS 27,000.00 27,000.00 27,000.00 27,000.00 - -

MOOE 2,857,000.00 2,857,000.00 4,633,000.00 4,633,000.00 1,776,000.00 1,776,000.00

CO

111b, Higher Education

PS 173,427,000.00 173,427,000.00 195,664,362.00 195,664,362.00 22,237,362.00 22,237,362.00

MOOE 8,640,000.00 8,640,000.00 24,066,000.00 24,066,000.00 15,426,000.00 15,426,000.00

CO

111c. Research Services

PS 19,469,000.00 19,469,000.00 18,427,405.00 18,427,405.00 (1,041,595.00) (1,041,595.00)

MOOE 3,333,000.00 3,333,000.00 15,134,000.00 15,134,000.00 11,801,000.00 11,801,000.00

CO 19,400,000.00 19,340,886.95 19,400,000.00 19,340,886.95

111d.Extension

PS 11,069,000.00 11,069,000.00 11,582,000.00 11,582,000.00 513,000.00 513,000.00

MOOE 3,666,000.00 3,666,000.00 12,903,000.00 12,903,000.00 9,237,000.00 9,237,000.00

CO

OTHER RELEASES

PDAF 8,660,000.00 8,660,000.00 6,270,000.00 6,270,000.00 (2,390,000.00) (2,390,000.00)

MOOE Continuing

1,380,000.00 1,358,778.00 (1,380,000.00) (1,358,778.00)

GRAND TOTAL 380,525,000.00 380,503,778.00 481,819,823.00 481,760,709.95 101,294,823.00 101,256,931.95


FACILITIES DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT A total of P 44,533,612.62 was expended to upgrade and improve university facilities and laboratories as follows:

1. Speech Laboratory Building through a grant from CHED-DAP amounting to P1,126,450.58.

2. RM CARES Training Center for Organic Farming through a grant from DA-BAR in the amount P 2,399,950.00.

3. Laboratory equipment for the College of Engineering, College of Arts and Sciences and Freshwater Aquaculture Center through grants from the CHED-DAP and DOST with a total amount of P 5,603,531.00.

4. IT equipment and peripherals for different projects and units amounting to P 2,225,580.30.

5. Repair and rehabilitation of the University Hospital, dormitories, College of Education and College of Agriculture with total cost of P 835,174.00 form the General and Auxiliary funds.

6. Laboratory equipment for the College of Fisheries, College of Veterinary Science and Medicine, College of Home Science and Industry, College of Arts and Sciences in the amount of P 532,957.00 with funds from CHED-NUCF, CHED-COE and General Fund.

7. Facilities improvement of the Veterinary hospitalandoffices(P1,543,531.82),CBAAlectureroomsandoffices(1,094,235.78)and CHSI kitchen and food technology laboratory (P497,700.59) or a total cost of P1.135 million from the General Fund

8. Replacement of submersible pump and repair of connecting pipes with a total cost of P276,866.00 from the University Income

Speech Laboratory


9. Hospital equipment amounting to P410,475.26 drawn from the University Income

10. Asphalt patching and overlay amounting to P122,970.00 from School Fees

11. Rehabilitation of HRM Housekeeping Building for a total cost of P1,203,534.16 drawn from School Fees

12. Analytical Laboratory Equipment amounting to P12,893,381.91 drawn from Trust Fund (CHED, DOST-PCAARRD)

13. IT Equipment, Accessories and Peripherals amounting to P1,509,679.00 drawn from School Fees

14. Laboratory equipment (P1,221,405.00) drawn from Trust Fund (CHED-DAP)

15. Green house for Hydroponics Demonstration Project (P129,400.00) drawn from Trust Fund (DOST-PCAARRD)

16. Laboratory equipment in aquaculture (P159,318.00) drawn from Trust Fund (CHED-HEDF)

17. Equipment for disaster and risk preparedness (P830,998.00) drawn from Trust Fund (DOST-PCIEERD)

18. Equipment for alternative energy research (P358,000.00) drawn from Trust Fund (DOE)

19. Completed 275 meters asphalt overlay of the CLSU Lagoon road with a total cost of P1.12 million drawn from University Income

20. Awarded the construction of a new two-storey dormitory building with a budget of P5.941 million from Capital Outlay (GAA)

21. Rehabilitation of the Hydraulics, Soil and Material Testing with a total cost of P139,460.00 (GAA)

22. Rehabilitation of Machinery Lab Building costing P1,065,732.26 (GAA)

23. Installation of the Universal Testing Machine at the College of Engineering costing a total of P1,417,177.00 (CHED-DAP)

24. Improvements at the University Library with a total cost of P1,001,555.54 (GAA)


usiness AffairsB

The University Business Affairs Program (UBAP) manages and supervises all income generating projects of the University. It

provides quality products and services to faculty, staff and students of the university, and to outside clientele.


Affairs

During the year under review, the UBAP was able to generate total gross receipts of over P26.027M. About P20.31M was spent for the operation of various income generating projects (IGPs) registering anetprofitofoverP5.71MfortheuniversityoranadjustednetprofitofP5,041,698.26.

TheCropProductionOfficeyieldedthe highest adjusted net income of P3.238 million. This is followed by the Animal ProductionOfficewhichgeneratedanadjustednetprofitofP2.108millionwhichis 112.7% higher than the P0.991 million it realized in 2012. The main contributors to this excellent feat are the Poultry Module 1 (P1.396M), and the Broiler Project (P1.233M). The overall ROE of the APO was 18.86% which was much higher than the 7.51% in 2012. TheUniversityhadaprofitabilityratio(NetProfit/GrossExpenses)of24.81%fromallof its IGPs. The consolidated statement of income and expenses of the UBAP projects is presented in Table 13. The gross income of the UBAP by division is shown on Figure 1. Among the other notable accomplishments of the UBAP are as follows:

1. Involvement in the implementation of the Market-Oriented Agri-Technology and

Extension Services component of the DAR ARCCESS project.

2. Entered into agreement with SL Agri Tech for the production of hybrid rice involving 15 hectares during the 2013 wet season, and 30 hectares for 2014 dry season

3. Provision of one year supply of rice ration to faculty and staff members and SO personnel

4. Finished 90% in the testing of the AFTBI processing equipment

5. Receivedthecertificateofnon-coverageof ECC from the DENR Region 3, as required by the National Meat Inspection Services (NMIS) accreditation.

6. Thesignificantincreaseinthenetincomegenerated by the broiler (P1.233M) and layer (1.396) production projects.

7. The various projects under the UBAP served as laboratory for hands-on and on-the-job training of students from CLSU and several schools/SUC’s in the country, as well as Thai students from King Mongkut University and Maejo University.

The UBAP will aggressively pursue public-private partnership in improving the operation of existing projects and the establishment of new viable projects like the uniform project, to further utilize idle areas in the campus.

Table 13. Consolidated Statement of UBAP Income and Expenses

Projects Gross Receipts

GrossExpenses Net Profit

Less: Beginning

Inventory (end 12-13-12)

Add: Ending Inventory

(end 12-31-13)

AdjustedNet Proft % NP/GE

A. CROP PRODUCTION OFFICERice Module 1Nursery/Pomology/OrchardFeed/Grains ProcessingTissue Culture

SUBTOTAL

9,320,472.25751,146.50

1,254,416.46107,720.00

11,433,755.21

6,704,491.01503,443.10540,197.61133,011.30

7,881,143.02

2,615,981.24247,703.40714,218.85(25,291.30)

3,552,612.19

3,010,500.0069,041.00

56,955.00

3,136,496.00

2,720,973.0093,298.00

7,680.00

2,821,951.00

2,326,454.24271,960.40714,218.85(74,566.30)

3,238,067.19

34.70%54.02%

132.21%-56.06%41.09%

B. ANIMAL PRODUCTION OFFICEPoultry Module 1Swine ProductionGoat Project 1Broiler ProductionFish Production

SUBTOTAL

6,248,948.913,078,114.40

224,470.002,912,402.99

929,305.0013,393,241.30

5,021,334.422,958,498.75

151,266.771,678,954.621,371,781.17

11,181,835.73

1,227,614.49119,615.6573,203.23

1,233,448.37(442,476.17)2,211,405.57

1,226,415.501,504,579.04

532,000.00

61,490.003,324,484.54

1,395,188.501,216,245.08

474,000.00

136,080.003,221,513.58

1,396,387.49(168,718.31)

15,203.231,233,448.37(367,886.17)2,108,434.61

27.81%-5.70%10.05%73.47%

-26.82%18.86%

C. COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

Water Refilling StationAmbulant VendingUAP MartUBAP Vehicle RentalAgriculture & Food Technology Business Incubator

SUBTOTAL

775,843.00138,460.00118,000.0074,650.00

93,887.501,200,840.50

804,411.1911,047.20

--

439,140.651,254,599.04

(28,568.19)127,412.80118,000.0074,650.00

(345,253.15)(53,758.54)

482,735.00----

482,735.00

225,620.00---

6,070.00231,690.00

(285,683.19)127,412.80118,000.0074,650.00

(339,183.15)(304,803.54)

-35.51%1153.35%

-77.24%-24.29%

GRAND TOTAL 26,027,837.01 20,317,577.79 5,710,259.22 6,943,715.54 6,275,154.58 5,041,698.26 24.81%


Other Income-Generating Projects

• Waterandelectricbills,rentals,andgarbage fees generated an income of about P21.55 million.

• TheAuxiliaryServicesDivisionremittedan income from the different lodging facilities amounting to P1,809,401.96 and P175,200.00 for collectibles. It also provided catering services to 486 activities with 20,181 university visitors and other clienteles. A total amount of P6,465,925.70 was paid from the activities while P428,475.00 was billed as collectibles. Likewise, it also generated cash receipts of P371,646.00 from printing fees and outside lodgers (4,298 residents and 1,491 transients)

• TheResearchOffice’sIGPinvolvingpalayproduction (for seeds and milled rice),

vegetable seed production, soybean production and publication of books generated a total of P1,645,471.50.

• TheRM-CARES’sIGPrevolvingaroundthe organic fertilizer production, organic rice and rice seed production, organic vegetable and vegetable seed production and Tricho-Plus production generated a gross sale of P182,611.00

• TheFreshwaterAquacultureCenterproduced 430,000 FaST breeders sold at P3.00/piece generating a total gross income of P1,290,000.00.

• ThePCCatCLSU’sProductDevelopmentProcessing and Marketing Unit’s Milk Processing Plant collected a total sales of P10,731,356.25 which includes sales of dairy products, raw milk, live animals and others (packaging materials, ingredients, etc.).


Annex A. Completed Externally-Funded R & D Projects, 2013

Title/Researchers Duration Amount of Funding (PhP)

Source of Funding

A. Research OfficeVegetables

Field trial XXX to Evaluate Its Performance Against Leafminer, Thrips and Other Common Pests of Cucurbits/ AO Manipon Feb - May 2013 120,000.00 Syngenta

On-farm Evaluation of In-Vitro Mutation-derived IV MA Population of Eggplant Variety Dumaguete Long Purple for Resistance to Fruit and Shortborer/ AC Roxas, RV Pagaduan, RV Arquero

Jun-Dec 2013 356,136.00 PhilRice

Varietal Evaluation, On-farm Trials and Seed Production of Organic Vegetables in Central Luzon/ AO Manipon Jun-May 2013

(Budget downloaded at

PAC)PCAARRD

Development of Pest Management Products and System for Organic Vegetable Production in Central Luzon/ MG Patricio, RL Melegrito, R Martin, JB Musni (PAC)

Aug 2012 - Aug 2013 798,878.00 PCAARRD

Technology Development for Off-Season Bulb Onion Production/ QD Dela Cruz, JR Quilantang, MP Astejada

Jan 2012 - Dec 2013 1,600,000.00 DA-PhilRice

Socio-economics

Impact Assessment of the Carabao Crossbreeding Program of the Philippine Carabao Center/ MEM Orden, FL Porciuncula, JL Aveno, EA Orden, N Zapata, IJ Domingo, PJ Rafael, BE Francisco, RS Parayno, NA Del Rosario

Aug 2012 - Apr 2013 2,700,000.00 PCC

Rice and Other Cereals

Field Evaluation of Atonik Forte on Rice/ CC Dacumos, BG ElmingApril 2013 80,500.00

Sumitomo Corporation of the Philippines

Field Evaluation of TENAZ® Applied as Foliar Spray on the Growth and Yield of Rice under Lowland Production System/ JA Nicolas, NE Dela Cruz

Jan - Jun 2013119,325.00

Amount released 95,000.00

Taminco BVBA

Varietal Evaluation of Philippines and Korean-bred Rice Cultivars to Organic Farming System/ QD Dela Cruz, PJ Alvaran Jan - May 2013 60,000.00 PhilRice

Efficacy Trial of Utah Mix Chelated Micronutrients and Red Diamond ANS 24 + 5 Granular Fertilizer in Rice Production during Dry Season Jan - Apr 2013 120,000.00 Zetryl Co.

CLSU-PhilSCAT Hybrid Rice Seed Production/ CC Abon, Jr. May 2009 - Apr 2013 1,400,000.00 PhilRice

Mango

Efficacy Test of OMEX CALMAX on the Yield of Carabao Mango/ CC Dacumos, JA Nicolas Jan - Apr 2013 94,500.00 Jardine

Distribution Inc.

S&T-based Integrated Crop Management and GAP Adoption for Mango in Region 3 (Peñaranda and Gen. Tinio)/ MG Patricio, AC Roxas, AP Waing

May 2012 - Apr 2013 567,170.00 PCAARRD

Development of Non-Chemical Based Management Strategies Against Insect Pests of Mango with Emphasis on Mango Twig Borer/ AC Roxas, RV Arquero,

Aug 2011 - Jul 2013 1,264,600.00 DA-BAR

Other Crops

Promoting the Use of Masinag Organic Based Liquid Fertilizer in Increasing Yield of Sugarcane on New Plant/ NE Dela Cruz

June 2012 - May 2013 LBP-TPC Project

B. Extension OfficeSocio-Economics

Case Study: The Mayor Mobilizes LGU Technicians for Farmer Entrepreneurship: The Case of City Mayor of San Jose City/ PS Coloma

Sept 2012 - March 2014 10,000.00 Jollibee Group

Foundation

Case Study: Empowering KABANGA Growers to Link to Supermarket: The Case of San Jose City - Nueva Ecija Farmers

Sept 2012 - March 2014 10,000.00 Jollibee Group

Foundation


Agrarian Reform Community Connectivity and Economic Support Services (DAR ARCESS) Project Organizational and Enterprise Needs Assessment and Design Assessment (4 coops)/ PS Coloma, TT Battad, EG Marzan, EG Baltazar, JL Aveno, FM Macanas, MS Diaz, EG Saturno

Nov - Dec 2013 10,000.00 DARRO - 3

Survey of Farmers Information and Technology Services in the Phil/ PS Coloma, FM Macanas, JJS Mercado Nov - Dec 2013 25,000.00 CLARRDEC

Survey on the National Competitiveness Ranking (4 Towns - SC Muñoz, Guimba, San Jose City and Talavera) All in Nueva Ecija/ AR Ponce, MS Diaz, EG Saturno, LL Ponce, VS Ramos, FM Macanas, JJS Mercado

April 2013 40,000.00 DTI - 3

Validation of the Streamlining Business Permits and Licensing System in Selected Municipalities of Nueva Ecija (Bongabon and Talavera)/ AR Ponce, MS Diaz, EG Saturni, LL Ponce, VS Ramos, FM Macanas, JJS Mercado

Jan - Jun 2013 DTI - 3

C. Freshwater Aquaculture CenterAquaculture

Program Title: Development of an Early Warning System for Freshwater Fishkill

Project Title: Aquaculture Management in Relation to Morpho-physiological and Behavioral Indicators of an Imminent Fishkill/ TA Abella, EM Vera Cruz, RR Velasco, RA Reyes, LJ Fajardo, AT Reyes

Apr 2012 - Oct 2013

3,200,000.00 PCAARRD-DOST

Project Title: National Assessment of Availability, Use and Enhancement of Aquatic Organisms from Rice-based Ecosystem for Nutrition and Rural Livelihoods in the Philippines/ TA Abella, M Halwart, RR Velasco, MCV Newingham, EC Lanuza, RA Reyes, EM Vera Cruz

Sept - Dec 2013 260,350.00 FAO

Project Title: Value Chain Analysis of Seaweed in Aceh, Indonesia/ W Jamandre, RB Bolivar, H Hasanuddin, C Kokarkin, U Hatch, R Borski

Jan 2012 - Jan 2013

US$ 37,004.00 Aqua Fish CRSP

D. RM-CARESFarm Resources

Varietal Adaptation of Philippines and Korean-bred Cultivars to Organic Farming System/ ES Romero, FL Porciuncula

Dec 2012 - Jun 2013

120,000.00 PhilRice-KOPIA

Field Evaluation of CODAFOL 4-16-28 as Plant Nutrient in Lowland Transplanted Rice/ JL Galindez

Jun - Oct 2013 95,700.00 Planters

Development of the National Organic Rice Seed Production System (Phase II)/ ES Romero, FL Porciuncula

July - Nov 2013 150,000.00 BPI Manila

Establishment of the CLSU RM-CARES Organic Farming Training Center/ FL Porciuncula, JL Galindez

Dec 2012 - Nov 2013

3,200,000.00 DA-BAR

Organic Fertilizers and Microbials for Improved Soil Fertility in Organic Vegetable Production Enterprise/ PP Juico, ES Romero, LLM Lopez, RD Martin

Aug 2010 - Dec 2013

3,935,689.42 PCAARRD

E. WRMCWater Resources

Community-based Watershed Monitoring System for Biodiversity Conservation/ AN Espino, Jr., MM Cinense, NC Salvador, AMP Alberto

Jun 2011 - Nov 2013

PCAARRD-DOST

F. PCC at CLSUIsolation, Characterization and Preservation of Rumen Fluid Associated with Hydrolysis Intended for Cellulose Ethanol Production/ PDC Florendo, FV Mamuad, SRP Bangit

2011 -2012

Alkali Pretreatment of Rice Straw to Enhance Enzymatic Hydrolysis for Bioethanol Production/ WC Mateo, VT Taylan, PDC Florendo, RB Rafael

April 2013

Effectiveness of Artificial Insemination in Bicol Region/ LLIeanto, FV Mamuad, EV Venturina

April 2013


Annex B. On-Going Externally-Funded R & D Projects, 2013

Title/Researchers Duration Amount of Funding (PhP)

Source of Funding

A. Research OfficeProject 1. Enhancing Goat Farm Performance thru Alternative Management Interventions and Farm Recording Oct 2013 - Sept

2014

Total = 1.056 mil for 2014: 876,596.00

PCAARRD

Component 1.3. Policy Analysis and Advocacy on the Institutionalization of Selected Tech-Mixes, Farm Recording and AI Delivery System/ MEM Orden 180,300.00 CLSU

Counterpart

Quality Assessment of Aromatic Rice and Development of Healthy, Convenient Naturally Fortified Rice Based Products and Functional Food Ingredients with Improved Product Packaging and Shelf Life/ TBEstera, A De Leon, JM Rustia, G Gantioque

Mar 2013 - Feb 2014 1,000,000.00 CHED

Impact Assessment of Development and Utilization of Salt-Tolerant Tilapia Strains/ LMGalang, MEM Orden, DS Vargas, JO Saturno

Feb 2013 - Jan 2014 1,000.000.00 PCAARRD

Project 2. Dev't and Promotion of Innovative Feed Supplements and Feeding Schemes for Increased Goat Productivity

Feb 2013 - Jan 2016

Total = 1.766 mil for 2013: 0.678 mil PCAARRD

Component 2. Promotion of Mature Feed Products and Feeding Schemes towards Enterprise Development (under project Improving Goat Feeding and Nutrition thru Novel Products and Strategies)/ MEM Orden, AM Recto

0.052 mil CLSU Counterpart

Supply Chain Improvement of Mudcrab Industry in Selected Regions in the Philippines/ FL Porciuncula, JN Padilla

Feb 2013 - Jan 2014 265,525.00 PCAARRD

Assessment of Productivity Enhancement Measures on Carabao Mango in Central Luzon/ AC Roxas, RV Pagaduan, RV Arquero

Sept 2012 - Aug 2015 310,245.00 PCAARRD

Integrated R&D for Rainfed Aromatic Rice in Central Luzon/ QD Dela Cruz, FL Porciuncula, JL Galindez, RR Nicolas, AN Espino, Jr., MB Agustin, CR Juico, NE Dela Cruz

July 2012 - June 2014 3,000,000.00 DA-RFU 3

B. Extension OfficeSurvey on the Client Satisfaction Index in Selected Barangays in Cabanatuan City

Nov 2013 - June 2014 DILG

C. Freshwater Aquaculture CenterAquaculture

National Tilapia R & D Program

Project: Broodstock Enhancement of Red Nile Tilapia/ TA Abella, JS Abucay, JA Martinez, RR Velasco

Nov 2012 - Dec 2013

Project: Culture and Hatchery Performance of Red Nile Tilapia/ TA Abella, EA Lopez, JO Saturno

Nov 2012 - Dec 2013

Project: Natural Carotenoids for Improved Growth, Body Composition, Feed Utilization, Immune Response and Fecundity of Red Tilapia/ TA Abella, RM Bartolome, DJ Dollente, EA Asuncion

Nov 2012 - Dec 2013

Program B. Innovative Approach in Nile Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus L) Culture

Project: PhytoAndrogen: An Alternative Natural Androgen Similar to Testosterone on Sex Inversion and Its Effectiveness in the Monosex Culture of Nile Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus L)/ EM Vera Cruz, TA Abella, MZ Abella, EA Suarez, RR Velasco, MD Umagat, RL Gonzales

Nov 2012 - Dec 2013

Project: Refinements in Grow-out and Hatchery Management of Nile Tilapia/ EM Vera Cruz, EB Jimenez, BM Apongol, JS Abucay, ZP Bartolome

Nov 2012 - Dec 2014

Project: Prebiotics amd Probiotics in Tilapia Culture/ EM Vera Cruz, RR Rafael, DC Castillo, CE Reyes, EA Abella, AM Paano, AM Parayno

Nov 2012 - Dec 2013 DOST

Project: Development of Comprehensive Geo-Reference Database for Ecological Risk Analysis in Tilapia Aquaculture in Pampanga/ EM Vera Cruz, AT Reyes, RMV Sayco, JD Sumeldan, MD Macasiray, ABD Valdez, MA Ventura, RD Macasiray, RE Labasan, CS Briones, AN Espino, Jr., GG Garcia, MM Cinense

Nov 2012 - Dec 2013 DOST


D. RM-CARESGoing Organic-based in Onion Production: Testing and Promotion Via S&T Based Demo Farms in Two Selected Onion Growing Municipalities in Nueva Ecija/ JL Galindez, FL Porciuncula

Nov 2013 - Oct 2015 US$25,972.00 PHILRAA

Integrated R&D Program for Rainfed Aromatic Rice Production in Central Luzon (implemented with Research Office)/ QD Dela Cruz, JL Galindez, FL Porciuncula, MP Pascua, et al.

June 2012 - July 2014 3,000,000.00 DA-RFU 3

Characterization of Isolated Trichoderma spp. from Carabao Manure and Development/Testing/Promotion of Trichoderma-based Products as Organic Inputs in Rice and Vegetable Production/ FL Porciuncula, PP Juico, ES Romero, JL Galindez, LLMA Lopez

Mar 2013 - Feb 2014 1,366,932.00 CHED

Supply Chain Improvement of Mudcrab in Central Luzon Region (Phase 1: Evaluation Research)/ FL Porciuncula, JN Padilla, RS Parayno

Feb 2013 - March 2014 265,000.00 PCAARRD

Development of the National Organic Rice Seed Production System(Phase II - Vegetable Seed Production) ES Romero and FL Porciuncula

Sept 2013 - Jan 2014 50,000.00 BPI

Development of Pest and Management Products and Systems for Organic Vegetables Production in Central Luzon/ MG Patricio, RS Melegrito

Sept 2010 - Dec 2013 2,784,108.00 PCAARRD

E. SRCUpscaling Pigeon Pea (Cajanus cajan) Production and Utilization in the Philippines/ EM Cruz, EA Orden, CR Juico 2011 -2013 1,666,323.00 DOST-

PCAARRD

Accelerating the Genetic Resource Improvement Project for Beef Cattle and Small Ruminants (AGRIPBes)/ EM Cruz 2010-2014 2,650,000.00 USPL 480

Enhancing the DA Genetic Improvement Program Partnering with the Academe/ EM Cruz, MC Madlao, AP Soriano 2013-2014 2,290,000.00 BAI-LDC

National S&T Program on Slaughter Goat

Component 2.1 Stabilizing Feed Resources for Sustained Nutrition of Does/ EM Cruz 2012-2015

Component 2.3 Development of Creep-Feeds for Kids, 31-60 Days Old/ EA Orden 1,316,973.77 PCAARRD

Component 2.5 Testing Evaluation of Feed Supplements and Feeding Schemes on the Different Physiological Stages of Goat/ EA Orden 2,259,542.33 PCAARRD

Enhancing Goat Farm Performance thru Alternative Management Interventions and Farm Recording/ EM Cruz 2012 -2016 1,764,530.75 PCAARRD

Component 1.1 Farm Based Promotion of Alternative Management Option and Farm Recording in Region III

F. WRMCReal-Time Soil Moisture Monitoring for Increased Yield and Water Productivity in Corn Production: A Climate-Smart Production System/ AN Espino, Jr., IC Agulto, MM Cinense, E Raneses

Mar 2013 - present CHED

GIS-Based Monitoring System of Lahar-Laden Agricultural Areas in Region III/ AN Espino, Jr., MM Cinense, NC Salvador, QD Dela Cruz

July 2013 - present DA-RFO III

Application of Nuclear Analytical Techniques for Efficient Nutrient and Irrigation Management in Com Production/ AN Espino, Jr., IC Agulto, MM Cinense, BF Datugan

Oct 2012 - present PCAARRD

Water Management on Different Varieties of Aromatic Rice System/ AN Espino, Jr., MM Cinense, QD Dela Cruz

July 2012 - present DA-RFO III

Project 4: Ecological Risk Analyses of Fish Pathogens Causing Fishkill Outbreaks in Tilapia Aquaculture through Establishment of Comprehensive Environmental Geo-reference Database/ TA Abella, EM Vera Cruz, AT Reyes, AN Espino, Jr., MM Cinense, GG Garcia, MP Estolano, J Sumeldan, M Macasiray, RMV Sayco, MA Ventura

Nov 2011 - present PCAARRD

Minimizing Losses to Improve Storage Efficiency of Water Harvesting Structures/ AN Espino, Jr., MM Cinense, RC Castro, VZ Manabat

Nov 2011 - March 2014 PhilRice

Application of Drip Irrigation System to Vegetable Production/ AN Espino, Jr., MM Cinense, RC Castro

Feb 2012 - Mar 2014 PhilRice


Annex C. Research Papers and Posters Presented

Title Research Forum Paper Presenter(s)/ Researcher(s)

International ConferencesDevelopment of Buffalo Production, Semen Processing and Distribution in the Philippines

Seminar on "How to Prepare Research Proposal", Bangkok Palace Hotel, Thailand, July 19, 2013 FV Mamuad, EV Venturina

Early Growth and Survival of Four Genetically Improved Strains of Nile Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus L.)

10th Asian Fisheries and Aquaculture Forum and 4th International Symposium on Cage Aquaculture in Asia Forum, The Ocean Resort Hotel Yeosu City, Republic of Korea, April 29 - May 4, 2013

EM Vera Cruz

Environment Animal Health Management Initiative for Enhanced Smallholder Production

Southeast Asia Conference 2013, Fairmont Hotel, Makati City, September 18-19, 2013

Romeo S. Gundaran, Clarissa Yvonne J.

Domingo

External Monitoring and Evaluation of Land Acquisition and Resettlement Project

11th International Conference on Developing Real Life Learning Experiences: Learning Innovation for ASEAN, KMITL, Bangkok, Thailand, May 3, 2013

DS Vargas

GIS-based Soil Erosion Modeling for Sustainable Watershed Resource Management

World Association of Soil and Water Conservation (WASWAC) Conference, Changmai, Thailand, September 3-8, 2013 NE Dela Cruz

Growth Performance Evaluation of Four Genetically Improved Strains of Nile Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus L.)

10th Asian Fisheries and Aquaculture Forum and 4th International Symposium on Cage Aquaculture in Asia Forum, The Ocean Resort Hotel Yeosu City, Republic of Korea, April 29 - May 4, 2013

TA Abella, RR Velasco

Improving the Yields of Glutinous White Corn by Distance of Planting and Use of Biocontrol Agents for Management of Asian Corn Borer, Ostrinia furnacalisI Guennee

3rd Asian Conference of Plant Growth-Promoting Rhizobacteria (PCPR) and other Microbials, Hyatt Hotel, Manila, April 22, 2013

JA Nicolas, TV Tamayo, BL Caoili

In-campus Verification of Organic Blue Pea (Clitorea ternate L.) Flower and Seed Production Under Central Luzon, Philippine Condition

International Society of Southeast Asian Agricultural Sciences International Congress and General Meeting, Acacia Hotel, Manila, November 11-15, 2013 TD Gajete, LD Gajete

Optimized Sequential Culture System for the Production of Bovine (Bos Taurus) Embryos In-vitro

10th Asian Reproductive Biotechnology Society (ARBS) Annual Meeting and Establish Linkage with Asian Animal Scientist for Research Collaboration, Mui Ne, Phan, Thiet, Vietnam

EC Atabay, EP Atabay, JFL Saturno, ERS Maylem

PCC-CLSU Biomass Ethanol Research and Development Program

Seminar on "How to Prepare Research Proposal", Bangkok Palace Hotel, Thailand, July 19, 2013

PDC Florendo, A Valdez, IC Agulto

Pelletized Forage-based Ration as Alternative Feeds to Improve Goat Productivity

22nd International Grassland Congress, Sidney, Australia, September 15-19, 2013 MEM Orden, EA Orden

Recirculating Aquaponic System Using Nile Tilapia (Oreochromisniloticus) Freshwater Prawn (Macrobrachiumrosenbergii) Polycultuere and the Productivity of Selected Leafy Vegetables

Nashville, Tennessee, February 21-25 and National Conference on Agricultural Sustainability, RET, CLSU, March 21, 2013 CF Sace

Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer as a Potential Tool for the Multiplication of Genetically Superior Water Buffaloes: The Philippine Initiatives

10th World Buffalo Congress and 7th Asian Buffalo Congress, Phuket, Thailand, May 6-10, 2013 EC Atabay

The Development and Overview of Soil Science in the Philippines

11th International Conference of the East and Southeast Asia Federation of Soil Science Societies IPB International Convention Center, Bogor, Indonesia, October 21-24, 2013

NE Dela Cruz

The Impact of Institutional Quality Assurance Best Practices in the Philippines - The Central Luzon State University Experience

Asia-Pacific Quality Network (APQN) Annual Conference, Howard International House, Chinese Taipei, Taiwan, April 7-9, 2013 (under the sponsorship of AACCUP)

Mario S. Suba

Use of Myco Fungicides in Reducing the Occurrence of Anthracnose Disease in Onion

3rd Asian Conference of Plant Growth-Promoting Rhizobacteria (PCPR) and other Microbials, Hyatt Hotel, Manila, April 22, 2013

CC Dacumos, MG Patricio


National ConferencesAnimal Welfare: Humane Education in Veterinary Curriculum

80th Philippine Veterinary Medical Association Convention and Scientific Conference, Philippine International Convention Center, CCP Complex, Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City, February 20-22, 2013

NP Medina

Anti-Staphylococcus Aureus Activity of Ganoderma and Lentinus Secondary Mycelia and Basidiomata

15th Annual Scientific Meeting and Symposium of the Mycological Society of the Philippines, Inc. (MSP), R & D and Graduate Building, Rizal Technological University, Boni Avenue, Mandaluyong City, April 11, 2013

RMR Dulay, SP Kalaw, RG Reyes, EC Cabrera

Aseptic Cultivation of Coprinuscomatus (O.F. Mull.) Pers. (1797) Using Pleurotus Mushroom Spent

National Research Conference, CAS Little Theatre, CLSU, February 20, 2013

WS Gagarin, RMR Dulay, EA Abella, SP Kalaw and

RG Reyes

Biophysiological Profile of Pink Lady Mushroom (Pleurotussalmoneostramineus Vassilieva)

13th National Annual Scientific Conference of the Philippine Society for the Study of Nature (PSSN), Inc., Cebu Business Hotel, Cebu City, May 21-25, 2013

RG Reyes, JG Galingan, RMR Dulay, SP Kalaw

Comarative Analysis of Determining Strata Boundaries for Normal and Skewed Populations

12th National Convention on Statistics, EDSA Shangri-la Hotel, October 1-2, 2013 Eleazar Abraham S.

Latonio

Comparative Efficacy of Different Levels of a Preservative for Fish Silage Processing

50th PSAS Scientific Seminar and Annual Convention, Tagaytay International Convention Center, October 24, 2013 Antonio J. Barroga

Design, Fabrication and Evaluation of a Continuous-Flow Rice Husk Gasifier for Bakery Oven

National Conference on Agricutural Sustainability, RET Amphitheater, CLSU, March 21, 2013

IC Agulto, AT Belonio, EV Sicat, FD Cuaresma,

CE Delos Reyes

Development of a Master Sample for Livestock Surveys

12th National Convention on Statistics, EDSA Shangri-la Hotel, October 1-2, 2013

Anna Maria Lourdes S. Latonio

Diagnosis of Respiratory Bacterial Pathogens of Ruminants and Screening for Treatment with Synthetic and Herbal-Based Anti-Infectives


GG Garcia

DNA Barcoding of Commercially-Important Fishes in Pantabangan Dam, Philippines: Exotic Species Outnumber Indigenous Species

2013 PhilFIN Fisheries Research Forum, UP Visayas, IloIlo, October 29-30, 2013 AV Yambot

DNA of Three Major Commercially-Important Fish Families (Seranidae, Carangidae and Lutjanidae) Collected from Cuyo, Palawan, Philippines

2013 PhilFIN Fisheries Research Forum, UP Visayas, IloIlo, October 29-30, 2013 SG Alcantara

Effects of Supplementing Non-starch Polysaccharide Enzyme in Drinking Water for Broilers

50th PSAS Scientific Seminar and Annual Convention, Tagaytay International Convention Center, October 24, 2013 Oliver F. Celestino

Efficacy of Plant Extracts Against Leafhopper in Organic Eggplant Production

Pest Management Council of the Philippines/ PMPC 44th Anniversary & Annual Scientific Conference, Hotel Centro, Puerto Princesa, Palawan, March 5-8, 2013

MG Patricio, RS Melegrito, AP Waing

Functionality of Lentinustigrinus (Bull) Fr., An Edible Basdiomycete from the Philippines

35th Annual Scientific Meeting of the National Academy of Science and Technology, Philippines, Manila Hotel, July 10-11, 2013

RMR Dulay, MC Arenas, SP Kalaw, RG Reyes,

EC Cabrera

Goat R & D in Central Luzon: Its Socio-Economic Contribution to Farm Households

49th PAEDA Biennial Convention Inclusive and Sustainable Development: Issues and Challenges for Agriculture. Fishery and Natural Resources, Central Mindanao University, Musuan, Bukidnon, October 23-25, 2013

MEM Orden, NDR Carbonel, FL

Porciuncula, EM Valiente, EA Orden

Growth and Yield Performance of Electrocuted Artificial Cultivation of Pleurotusflorida (Mont) Singer

National Research Conference on Agricultural Sustainability, RET Amphitheater, CLSU, March 21, 2013

RMR Dulay, KB Sanguesa, RC Tiniola, SP Kalaw,

RG Reyes

Growth Performance and Bactericidal Activity of Secondary Mycelia of Philippine Strains of Panaeolus spp., a Psychoactive Mushroom

1st National Mushroom Congress, RET Amphitheater, CLSU, July 18, 2013 RG Bustillos, RMR Dulay,

SP Kalaw, RG Reyes

Growth Performance and Nutritional Characterization of Coprinuscomatus Strains on Mungbean Hull

National Research Conference, CAS Little Theatre, CLSU, February 20, 2013

RMR Dulay, JLP Baligad, EA Abella, SP Kalaw,

RG Reyes


Makabagong Teknik para sa Pig ni Juantastic: Use of Molecular Techniques to Detect Cause of Diarrhea and Pneumonia in Pigs

Agri-Aqua Day (PCAARRD-hosted) in the 2013 National Science and Technology Week, July 23-27, 2013 Clarissa Yvonne J.

Domingo

Mycelial Growth Response and Mycoremediation Activity of Coprinuscomatus on CuSO4-Contaminated Media


RMR Dulay, AHL Pascual, RD Constante, SP Kalaw,

RG Reyes

Mycelial Lawn Culture of Copronuscomatus on Selected Tropical Fruit Juices

15th Annual Scientific Meeting and Symposium of the Mycological Society of the Philippines, Inc. (MSP), R & D and Graduate Building, Rizal Technological University, Boni Avenue, Mandaluyong City, April 11, 2013

RMR Dulay, MCG Cruz, FG Urbanao, SP Kalaw,

RG Reyes

Non-starch Polysaccharides Enzyme Supplementation of Starting-Finishing Pigs Deit with Reduced Metabolizable Energy and Digestible Amino Acids

50th PSAS Scientific Seminar and Annual Convention, Tagaytay International Convention Center, Octobe 24, 2013 Jayson J. Juan

Nutrient Composition and Utilization of Dung of Domesticated Ruminants for Aseptic Cultivation of Coprinuscomatus (kabutengdemonyo)

National Research Conference on Agricultural Sustainability, RET Amphitheater, CLSU, March 21, 2013 RMR Dulay, KB Sanguesa,

RC Tiniola, SP Kalaw, RG Reyes

Nutritional and Physical Culture Conditions for Mycelial Growth and Fruiting Body Production of Two Strains of Ganodermalucidum (Leys.) Karst


AJL Lagasca, RMR Dulay, SP Kalaw, RG Reyes

Optimum Conditions for Mycelial Growth and Fruiting Body Production of Pleurotuspulmonarius (Fries) Quélet Spanish Strain


JT Miguel, SP Kallaw, EA Abella, RG Reyes

Organic Aromatic Rice Adaptability Trial Under CLSU/Nutrient Management Organic and Conventional Rice in Rainfed Areas in Central Luzon

2013 DA-RFO3 R&D Agency In-House Review, Oasis Hotel, Angeles City, Pampanga, August 1, 2013 JL Galindez, MP Pascua

Organic Fertilizer and Wate Management Regimes for Organic Vegetable Production

PSSST Annual Meeting, Subic, Zambales, May 24-31, 2013 JL Galindez,FL Porciuncula

Paclobutazol Application for Lodging Resistance and Agro-Morphological Modification in Traditional Rice Varieties

Seminar on Innovations in Agriculture and Natural Resources Research: Presentations of Graduated ASTHRDP Scholars' Thesis/Dissertation Outputs, BPK, PCAARRD, Los Bañoz, Laguna, February 21, 2013

Ariel G. Mactal

Performance Analysis, Packaging and Promotion of Aromatic Rice Production Technologies

2013 DA-RFO3 R&D Agency In-House Review, Oasis Hotel, Angeles City, Pampanga, August 1, 2013 FL Porciuncula

Philippine Wild Ganodermalucidum (W.Curt.:Fr) P. Karst. (Higher Basidiomycetes) Exhibits Aphrodisiac Property in Male Mice (Musmusculus)

1st National Mushroom Congress, RET Amphitheater, CLSU, July 18, 2013 RMR Dulay, AAC Apolinar,

RD Constante, RC Tiniola, SP Kalaw, RG Reyes

Prevalence Studies for Ebola Reston Virus in Swine in the Philippines

National Training-Workshop to Develop Risk Communication Plan for Emerging Pathogens in the Philippines, Summit Ridge Hotel, Tagaytay City, March 4-6, 2013

RS Gundaran

Productivity and Financial Viability of Commercial Broiler Farm Using Climate-Controlled System: The Case in a State-Owned University in Nueva Ecija

49th PAEDA Biennial Convention Inclusive and Sustainable Development: Issues and Challenges for Agriculture. Fishery and Natural Resources, Central Mindanao University, Musuan, Bukidnon, October 23-25, 2013

RCD Salas, EA Orden, MEM Orden

Quatitative Expression on TNF, MHC, CLASS IaIgm Genes in Nile Tilapia (Oreochromisniloticus L.) Infected with Aeromonashydrophila

25th National Symposium Research, Quezon City, October 16-17, 2013 AV Yambot, YC Cabansag

Seed Production in Nile Tilapia (Oreochromisniloticus L.) as Influenced by the Brood Stock's Behavioral Stress Response

45th Annual Convention on Marine and Freshwater Sciences, Palawan State University, October 16-18, 2013 EM Vera Cruz

Solid Waste Management cum Organic Fertilizer Production in Angeles City: Support to High Value Vegetable Production

National Symposium on Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development, E.O. Tan Hall, PCAARRD, Los Bañoz, Laguna, October 9, 2013

FL Porciuncula, CP Aganon, CC Dacumos, AO Manipon MP Pascua,

RD Martin


Strategic Fasciolosis Control Based on the Parasite and Vector Bionomics of Fasciola Gigantic


CYJ Domingo

Teratogenic Activity and Embryo-Toxicity of Ganodermalucidum (Pers.) Pat Extract on the Developing Embryos of Zebrafish (Daniorerio)

National Research Conference, CAS Little Theatre, CLSU, February 20, 2013 SP Kalaw, JMM Dela Cruz,

ES Davis, RMR Dulay and RG Reyes

Teratogenic Activity of Lentinussajor-caju Fries. Extract on the Embryonic Development of Zebrafish (Daniorerio Hamilton-Buchanan)


SP Kalaw, BRA Pelosas, RMR Dulay, RG Reyes

The Importance of Philippine Animal Health Information System (Phil-AHIS)

Phil-AHIS National Conference, Lancaster Hotel Manila, Mandaluyong City, January 24, 2013 RS Gundaran

Understanding T Cell Response Towards Marker-Assisted Selection of Resistance to Gastrointestinal Nematode in Sheep


VM Venturina

Vulnerability of Organic Vegetable Farming to Drought in Nueva Ecija, Philippines

PCAARRD, Los Baños, Laguna, February 21, 2013 JL Galindez

Local ConferencesApplication of Drip Irrigation System to Vegetable Production

25th CLSU In-House Review of Completed and On-Going R&D Projects, October 14, 2013

MM Cinense, AN Espino, Jr.

Application of Nuclear Analytical Techniques for Efficient Nutrient and Irrigation Management in Corn Production

25th CLSU In-House Review of Completed and On-Going R&D Projects, October 14, 2013 IC Agulto, MM Cinense,

AN Espino, Jr.

Community-Based Watershed Monitoring System of Biodiversity Conservation



Development of an Early Warning System for Freshwater Fishkill

25th CLSU In-House Review of Completed and On-Going R&D Projects, October 14, 2013 J Villeza

Development of LAMP Assay and Quick Test Kit for Bacterial Gastronintestinal Infection (Salmonellosis) of Swine

PCAARRD Swine Commodity Program Review and Consultation Meeting, University Guesthouse, CLSU, May 30, 2013

Clarissa Yvonne J. Domingo

Development of LAMP Assay and Quick Test Kit for Protozoal Gastronintestinal Infection (Cryptosporidiosis) of Swine



Development of RT-LAMP Assay and Quick Test Kit for Bacterial Gastrointestinal Infection (PED and TGE) of Swine



Genetic Enhancement of Red Nile Tilapia 25th CLSU In-House Review of Completed and On-Going R&D Projects, October 14, 2013 TA Abella

Innovative Approach in Nile Tilapia (Oreochromisniloticus L.) Culture

25th CLSU In-House Review of Completed and On-Going R&D Projects, October 14, 2013 EM Vera Cruz

Kabuteng Tigre (Lentinustigrinus Bull Fr.) a Newly Myconutraceutical : Its toxic and Teratogenic Effects on Zebrafish (Daniorerio)

25th CLSU In-House Review of Completed and On-Going R&D Projects, October 14, 2013 RMR Dulay, SP Kalaw,

RG Reyes, EC Cabrera

Minimizing Losses to Improve Storage Efficiency of Water-Harvesting Stucture



Proximate Composition and Functionality of Kabuteng Tigre (Lentinustigrinus Bull Fr.), a Newly Domesticated Philippine Wild Edible Mushroom

25th CLSU In-House Review of Completed and On-Going R&D Projects, October 14, 2013 RMR Dulay, MC Arenas,

SP Kalaw, RG Reyes, EC Cabrera


Dr. Ruben C. Sevilleja ................................................ PresidentDr. Fortunato A. Battad .............................................. President EmeritusDr. Soledad M. Roguel ............................................... Vice President for Academic Affairs (Retired on Nov. 14, 2013)Dr. Tereso A. Abella ................................................... Vice President for Academic Affairs (Appointed on Nov. 15, 2013)Dr. Raul D. Divina ........................................................ Vice President for AdministrationDr. Teotimo M. Aganon .............................................. Vice President for Research, Extension & TrainingDr. Eduardo G. Marzan, Jr. ........................................ Vice President for Business AffairsMr. Edgardo C. Ibañez .............................................. University and Board SecretaryDr. Elisa L. Carlos......................................................... Acting Dean, Institute of Graduate StudiesDr. Flor Amor B. Monta ............................................... Dean, Open UniversityDr. Federico O. Perez ................................................. Dean, College of AgricultureDr. Renato G. Reyes ................................................... Dean, College of Arts & SciencesDr. Danilo S. Castro .................................................... Dean, College of Business Administration & Accountancy Dr. Rhodora I. dela Rosa ............................................ Dean, College of EducationDr. Ireneo C. Agulto ................................................... Dean, College of EngineeringDr. Apolinario V. Yambot .......................................... Dean, College of FisheriesDr. Hilaria T. Cuaresma .............................................. Dean, College of Home Science & IndustryDr. Romeo S. Gundran ............................................... Dean, College of Veterinary Science & MedicineDr. Elizabeth S. Suba...................................................Dean,OfficeofStudentAffairsDr. Melissa E. Agulto ...................................................Dean,OfficeofAdmissionsDr. Quirino D. dela Cruz .............................................Director,ResearchOfficeDr. Pastora S. Coloma ................................................Director,ExtensionOfficeDr. Teodora T. Battad .................................................Director,TrainingOfficeDr. Apolinario L. Domingo .........................................Director,CropProductionOfficeDr. Ernesto A. Martin ...................................................Director,AnimalProductionOfficeDr. Francisco D. Cuaresma .......................................Director,CommercialandBusinessDevelopmentOfficeMr. Leonardo S. Bravo ................................................ Director, Administrative ServicesDr. Minerva D. Maylem .............................................. Director, Auxiliary ServicesDr. Arnel T. Panuyas ...................................................Director,PhysicalPlant&SiteDevelopmentOfficeMr. Macario P. Antolin ............................................... Director, Financial & Management ServicesEngr. Nemesio A. Macabale, Jr. ............................... Acting Director, Information Systems InstituteDr. Annie Melinda P. Alberto ..................................... Director, Institute of Climate Change and Environmental ManagementProf. Verjun J. Dilla ..................................................... Director, Expanded Tertiary Education and Equivalency

Accreditation ProgramProf. Milagros A. Santos ............................................. Director, CLSU Testing and Evaluation CenterDr. Ponciano D. Cuaresma........................................ Director, Center for Central Luzon StudiesDr. Regidor G. Gaboy ................................................ Director, Center for Educational Resources Development and ServicesDr. Sofronio P. Kalaw .................................................. Director, Center for Tropical Mushroom, Research & Development Dr. Fe L. Porciuncula .................................................. Director, Ramon Magsaysay Center for Agricultural

Resources and Environmental ServicesDr. Armando N. Espino, Jr......................................... Director, Water Resources Management CenterDr. Emilio M. Cruz ........................................................ Director, Small Ruminants CenterDr. Edwin C. Atabay ................................................... Director, Philippine Carabao Center at CLSUDr. Tereso A. Abella ................................................... Director, Freshwater Aquaculture CenterMr. Jay C. Santos ........................................................ Director, Institute of Sports, Physical Education and RecreationDr. Victorino T. Taylan ................................................Director,CLSU-AffiliatedRenewableEnergyCenterDr. Emmanuel V. Sicat ............................................... Director, Phil-Sino Center for Agricultural TechnologyDr. Josephine M. Fabricante .....................................Officer-in-Charge,UniversityHealthServicesMrs. Zoraida E. Bartolome ......................................... University LibrarianDr. Firma C. Viray ....................................................... President, Faculty Association Inc.Ms. Paulina A. Valeriano ........................................... President, Non-Academic Staff Association Engr. Adorable P. Pineda .......................................... President, CLSU Labor Union of Teachers and EmployeesMr. Paul A. Cardenio……………................................ Chairperson, University Supreme Student Council

UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS

ANNUAL REPORT 2013 EDITORIAL STAFFJulieta P. Burnot - Editor

Aine Joy C. Edquiban - Assistant EditorJosel D. San Andres - Editorial StaffLilybeth D. Henses - Editorial Staff

Zoilo A. Cunanan - Layout Artist (CERDS)Gerardo J. Gantioque - Photographer

Marcelina J. Marilag - Encoder


Philosophy

The ultimate measure of the effectiveness of Central Luzon State University as an institution of higher learning is its contribution to and impact on the educational, economic, social, cultural, political and moral well-being, and environmental consciousness of the people it serves.

Vision

The Central Luzon State University as a world-class people’s university that is knowledge-based, pro-active, relevant, and committed to service and excellence.

Mission

To develop socially responsible and empowered human resources and generate knowledge for poverty alleviation, environmental protection, and global competitiveness toward sustainable development.

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