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2016 ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT

“CNSC in 2016: Perseverance amidst Challenges”

SUMMARY

This report focus on the four mandated functions of the college along Instruction, Research, Extension and Administration while highlighting significant efforts on Infrastructure Developments, significant increase in relevant research outputs and sustained extension programs.

DETAILS OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS

A. On Instruction

A.1. Enrolment

Relative to AY 2016-2017, CNSC had a decline of about 20.72% in its undergraduate

or baccalaureate enrolment in First Semester, AY 2016-2017, as shown in Figure 1. It

decreased from 7,634 to 6052.This is due to the implementation of the K-12 in the Basic

Education curriculum. On the other hand, for the advanced education, the enrolment

increased by 46.91% from 81 to 119, First Sem AY 2015-16.

Figure 1. Comparison of First Semester Enrolment for AY 2015-2016 and AY

2016-2017.


Figure 2. Comparison of graduation data for AY 2015-2016 and AY 2016-17.

A.2. Graduation

The number of graduates for the undergraduate programs for AY 2015-2016

decreased by 4.06% when compared to that of AY 2015-2016 from 1379 to 1323.

Meanwhile, the number of graduates in the advanced education decreased by 5%, from 20

to 19


A.3. On PRC Licensure Examinations

For 2016, CNSC has maintained its remarkable performance in PRC-administered

licensure and professional examinations, across various disciplines such as accountancy,

engineering, and teachers’ education. Comparing the CNSC passing percentage to that of

the National Passing percentage, it can be summarized that the over-all performance of

CNSC exceeded that of the National, by approximately 6%. Figure 3 shows the performance

in each licensure exam compared with the national passing percentage. This feat was even

highlighted by a 100% passing rate in electrical engineering and mechanical engineering

board examinations. It is noteworthy, however, that for Fisheries and Agriculture programs of

CNSC, the passing rate was lower than that of the national rate. Hence, CNSC shall initiate

actions to improve performance in these areas of discipline.

Figure 3. CNSC Board Exam Performance versus the National Passing Percentage

for 2016


Figure 4. CNSC Board Exam Performance versus the National Passing Percentage

for 2015

A.4. On Program Accreditation

The accreditation of its curricular programs was one of the strategic priorities of

CNSC in 2016 as indicated in its aggressive efforts to AACCUP accreditation. Comparing

with last year’s level of accreditation, many of the undergraduate programs were visited by

AACCUP resulting to a rapid increase in the number of programs with higher accreditation

level. From 37% or (10 out of 27 programs) accredited Level 1 and 48% (13 out of 27

programs) accredited Level 2 in 2015 to a remaining 30% or (8 out 27 programs) accredited

level 1 and an increased Level 2 accredited programs of 63% or (17 out of 27 programs)

accredited Level 2. Remarkably a 100% accomplishement rate since all of it 27 out 27

programs are accredited at least Level 1.


On the other hand, the academic programs in the CNSC Graduate School was

improved with the year 2016. However, it is to be noted that the Master’s in Business

Administration program was finally subjected to preliminary visit by AACCUP in 2015,

making it ready for higher level accreditation in the coming years. Figure 5 completely shows

this accreditation profile of programs in the CNSC Graduate School.

Figure 5. Program Accreditation

Level in the Graduate School for

FY2015

Figure 4. Comparison of CNSC’s

accreditation profile of undergraduate

programs for FY 2015 and 2016.


B. On Research

The research function of CNSC has indeed taken off in the past years hence more

accomplishments were reaped in 2016. The succeeding sections discuss the

accomplishments of CNSC relative to research, be it presented and published papers, or

patented inventions/utility models.

B.1 Research Completed in 2016

Table 1 Summarizes the CNSC researches completed in various research

conferences/fora. The researches were parallel to the Research and Development Agenda

previously identified by the College. A total of 34 researches were completed in 2016.

Table 1.0. Completed Researches FY 2016

TITLE OF RESEARCH RESEARCHERS

1. Factors Affecting Students' Learning Achievement

Dr. Erlinda J. Porcincula, Dr. Rosalie A. Almadrones

2. Camarines Norte State College Master's Degree Programs: Impact on its Graduates

Dr. Godofredo E. Peteza, Jr.

3. Factors Influencing Retention and Degree in Completion Rates of Students in CNSC: A Case Study

Dr. Ela N. Regondola

4. Employability of BS Biology Graduates of Camarines Norte State College SY 2010-2015

Dolores C. Volante Shirley A. Alberto Ruben R. Villaluz

5. 2015 Farmers’ Satisfaction Survey (NIA-Funded)

Dr. Arlyn M. Magana & RSD

6. The Socioeconomic Assessment of the Four Coastal Barangay at Siruma, Camarines Sur

Mr. Noel C. Alegre, Dr. Manuel B. Alberto, Mr. Nelson S. Olfindo


7. Eroticism in Bicol Lyric Poetry Regine O. Santos

8. Disaster Risk Profiling of Local Community with Vulnerability Analysis

Sharine T. Aquino

9. Technical Efficiency of Queen Pineapple Farmers in Major-Producing Municipalities of Camarines Norte, Philippines

Marla V. Relloso

10. Temperature and Rainfall Patterns Affecting Density and Distribution of Coconut Scale Insects (CSI), Aspidiotus spp. (Hemiptera: Sternorrhyncha: Diaspididae) in Coconut Landscapes of Batangas

Japhia V. Medillo

11. Paghahambing ng Kasaysayan sa Malikhaing Pagsusulat Gamit ang Tradisyunal at Makabagong Salita

Ryan S. Rodriguez

12. Implications of the Camarines Norte State College Coaches’ Attributes Practices and Team Performance to Artistic and Scientific Coaching

Irish M. Ortega

13. Determination of Influential Factors of Municipal Solid Waste Quantity using Multivariate Grey Relational Analysis

Engr. Richelle C. Vedad

14. Current Load Monitoring and Overload Alarm System for Household Branch Circuit

Engr. Leo Agustin P. Vela

15. Mixture Design of Calcined White Clay Concrete

Engr. Ronald S. Mancenido

16. Marketing Mix and Competitiveness of Food Industry OTOPRENEURS in Camarines Norte

Girly H. Naval, Ph.D.

17. Socio-demographic Determinants of Entrepreneurial Competencies and Strategies of Women Entrepreneurs in Camarines Norte

Gehana D. Lamug

18. Small Scale Mining Involvement of Tabas National High School Students and their Academic Performance

Liza G. Aberia & Sonia S. Carbonell Ph.D.

19. Gender Difference in Teachers’ Mastery Goal Structure and Strategies in Mathematics and Elementary Pupils’ Mathematics Achievement

Ismael V. Austria & Jennifer S. Rubio, Ph.D.

20. Impact of Text Messaging on Spelling Proficiency and Performance in Written Outputs of Grade VII Students

Vivian M. Cereno & Rosalie A. Almadrones, Ph.D.

21. Development of Customized Reading Program for Students with Reading Disabilities

Caroline R. De Leon & Ela N. Regondola, Ed. D.

22. Development of Learning Activity Modules for Mother Tongue-Based Mathematics

Marlyn B. Madera & Rosalie A. Almadrones Ph.D

23. Coping Mechanisms to Flood – Related Problems and Academic Performance of Tabas National High School Students

Shielanie Q. Tenorio & Ela N. Regondola, Ed. D.

24. Effectiveness of the TrialGeo Learning Modules for Grade 9 Students

Adelaida A. Torrero & Jennifer S. Rubio, Ph.D

25. Effectiveness of Manipulative Worktext in Circle Geometry on Students’ Mathematics Performance

Editha A. Vega & Jennifer S. Rubio, Ph.D

26. Performance of Barangay Health Workers in the Delivery of Basic Health Care

Jimmy B. Guerrero & Erlinda J. Porcincula, Ph.D


Table 1.1. Researches presented in the regional, national and international conference/for a

for 2016

TITLE OF RESEARCH RESEARCHERS TITLE OF THE

CONFERENCE/FORUM

1. Scientific Literacy in Science Oriented

Classes in Camarines Norte

Consuelo R. Saenz 1st International Congress in

Multi-Disciplinary

Researches

2. Anti-plastic Ordinance of the Municipality

of Guinobatan, Albay

Jesse O. Opeña, Jr. World Conference on

Educational Leadership &

Management 2016

Services

27. Development of Manual of Practice for Septage Management Program of Camarines Norte Water District

Chona P. Hegina & Ma. Cristina C. Azuelo, Ph.D

28. Responsiveness of Philippine National Police Against Street Crimes in Daet, Camarines Norte

Jasmin P. Abad & Ma. Cristina C. Azuelo, Ph.D

29. Financial Management Skills and Leadership Competencies of People’s Organizations in the Implementation of National Greening Program

Cheryll C. Abcede & Ma. Cristina C. Azuelo, Ph.D

30. Client’s Satisfaction and Compliance of Camarines Norte Provincial Hospital to Philhealth Accreditation Standards

Eva F. Buan & Corazon S. Fajardo, Ph.D

31. Impact of Bottom-up Budgeting Projects on the San Lorenzo Ruiz Program Beneficiaries

Mila Jean A. Cabase & Erlinda J. Porcincula, Ph.D

32. Impact Assessment of Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program in Selected Municipalities in Camarines Norte

Cynthia R. Dela Cruz & Corazon S. Fajardo, Ph.D

33. Real Property Tax Collection Trends and Practices in the Province of Camarines Norte

Jade C. Rañada & Corazon S. Fajardo, Ph.D

34. Impact of Agroforestry Projects on the Upland and Lowland Farmer Beneficiaries

Maria Donnabel M. Yazon & Ma. Cristina C. Azuelo, Ph.D


3. Impact Assessment of Pantawid

Pamilyang Filipino Program in Selected

Municipalities of Camarines Norte

Dr. Corazon S. Fajardo World Conference on


Management 2016

4. Financial Management Skills and

Leadership Competencies of the People’s

Organization in the Implementation of the

National Greening Program

Dr. Maria Cristina C.

Azuelo

World Conference on


Management 2016

5. Management Styles of Women

Managers: Its Effects on Job Performance

Ma. Angela G.

Pioquinto

49th PAGE (Philippine

Association of Graduate

Education) Annual National

Convention

6. Correlates of Entrepreneurial

Competencies and Strategies of Women

Entrepreneurs in Camarines Norte,

Philippines

Dr. Gehana D. Lamug Philippine Conference on

Interdisciplinary Research

7. Competitiveness of Food Industry

Otopreneurs in Camarines Norte,

Philippines and their Marketing Mix

Practices

Dr. Girly H. Naval Philippine Conference on

Interdisciplinary Research

2nd Annual National R & D Forum across

Discipline in Bituon Beach Resort Mobo,

Masbate last April 14-15, 2016.

NATIONAL FOR A

LOCAL FOR A

49th PAGE (Philippine Association of Graduate Education) Annual

National Convention in Ballroom, University of Santo Tomas (UST)

Buenaventura Garcia Paredes, Building, Espana, Manila, February

16 to 19, 2016


INTERNATIONAL FORA

2nd Philippine Conference on Interdisciplinary Research (2nd PCIR 2016) with the theme: Role and Contribution of

Interdisciplinary Research to Higher Education in Metro Centre Hotel and Convention Center, Tagbilaran City, Bohol

on September 23-25, 2016.

2016 International Research Colloquium

in Subic Bay Travellers Hotel and Event

Center, Subic Bay Freeport, Philippines

last May 26-27, 2016.

World Conference on Educational Leadership &

Management 2016 in Venezia Hotel Subic Bay

Olongapo Philippine last August 29, 2016.

B.2 Research Output Publication

in 2016

The year 2016 also gave birth to the

CNSC Research Journals for researches of

faculty members as well as those generated

by undergraduate and graduate students of

CNSC. well as in external research journals.


Table 2. Researches Published in FY 2016.

TITLE OF RESEARCH RESEARCHERS NAME OF PUBLICATION

1) Design Mix of Precast Pervous

Concrete using Pebbles

Mark Christian L. Zantua,

James Rupet G. Gozo, Julie

Ann Babagay and Engr.

Maria Senen D. Bongulto

Camarines Norte State

College Research Journal

Volume 2 Issue No. 1

2) Design and Constrcution of

Automated Clothesline System

Christine C. Cayme, Rey

Micahel F. Gerio, Neon M.

Pesa, jonard Jenses C.

Reyes, engr. Victor D. Duka

and Emgr. Aireen M.

Babagay




3) Design and Development of

Mechatronics Training

Equipment

Butterfly A. Dela Roca,

Abram V. Macinas, Rocy Mae

M. Pacinos, Leonel John L.

Padrigon, Gilbert Ceazar F.

Parale, Ivan Paul S. Ponayo

and Engr. Joselitp A. Olalo




4) Design and Fabrication of Pili

nut Cracker for Small Scale Pili

Enterprise

Ian R. Sta. Maria, Bernovie S.

Norte, Crisanto B. Estuita an

Engr. Joselito A. Olalo




Table 2 presents the researches published in CNSC Research Journal as well as in

external research journals.


5) Mechanical Properties of Latex-

Modified Concrete

Jose Marion V. Bacalla,

Raymart A. San Ramon,

Ronelyn D. Fajardo, and

engr. Maria Senen D.

Bongulto




6) Performance of Saltwater

Battery as an Alternative Power

Source

Ivy Krizel A. Maravilla, Saldy

V. montalban, Israel B.

Paulite, Jenssen Y. Vasquez

and Engr. Aireen M. Babagay




7) Responsiveness of Philippine

National Police Against Street

Crimes in Daet, Camarines

Norte

Jasmin P. Abad and Maria

Cristina C. Azuelo, Ph.D


Collge Graduate School

Research Journal Volume

2 No. 1

8) Performance of Barangay

Health Workers in the Delivery

of Basic Health Care Services

Jimmy B. Guerrero and

Erlinda J. Porcincula,Ph.D




2 No. 1

9) Impact of Text Messaging on

Spelling Proficiency and

Performance in Written Outputs

of Grade VII Students

Vivian M. Cereno and Rosalie

A. Almadrones, Ph.D




2 No. 1

10) Real Property Tax Collection

Trends and Practices in the

Province of Camarines Norte

Jade C. Rañada and Corazon

S. Fajardo, Ph.D.




2 No. 1

11) Assessment of Solid Waste

Management Strategies in

Camarines Norte

Dr. Maria Cristina C. Azuelo Leah N. Barbado Luz Menda L. Reyes

Asia Pacific Journal Of

Multidisciplinary Research

Volume 4 No. 4

12) Radio Listening Practices of the

Bihug of Tuaca, Basud,

Camarines Norte, Philippines

Dr. Rosalie A. Almadrones

Asia Pacific Journal Of

Multidisciplinary Research

Volume 4 No. 4

B.3. On Patenting

For the first time in CNSC, research outputs have successfully applied for patent

through the assistance of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST). Two research

outputs of Dr. Lilibeth A. Roxas on the use of Rambutan (Nephelium lappaceum Linn.)

kernels for cacao chocolate and its use as a composition in chocolate cake brownies were

awarded with Patent ID No. of UM Registration No. 2-2015-000255 and UM Application No.

2-2015-000254, respectively.


C. On Extension

Figure 6 shows that there was a decrease in the number of person trained weighted

based on the length of training. There was a ? increase relative to the FY 2015

accomplishment. The number of persons trained depends on the extension

programs/projects being conducted each year. The trainings provided to various group of

extension clients are presented in Table 3.

Figure 6. Man-days trained for FY 2015 and FY 2016.

Table 3. Extension Programs/Projects conducted in FY 2016.

Title of Training Number of persons trained

1. A helping Tool in Teaching with the theme: “Talk Less, Learn more”

57

2. Developing Competent Bachelor of Science in Office

Administration Students with Effective Stenographic

Skills

150

3. Think and Act GAD: A Gender Sensitivity Training for

CBPA Faculty, Students and Cooperative Leaders

70

4. Project SEEDS (Supplemental Education Experience

for the Disadvantaged Sector) Coaching Experience for

OSY and Learning Initiative Augmentation

869

5. Skills Training on Basic Meat Processing in Brgy.

Alayao, Capalonga

20




Malasugui, Labo

18


Anahaw, Labo

37


Caawigan, Talisay

40


Mang-ogod, San Vicente

47

10. Skills Training on Broiler Production in Brgy.

Malasugui, Labo

17

Demonstration and hands-on in preparing “kakanin

The expert giving lecture and demo on various electrical knots



11. Skills Training on Slaughter Pig Production in Brgy.

San Isidro, Capalonga

20


San Roque, Capalonga

20


Canapawan, Labo (1st Batch)

31


Canapawan, Labo (2nd Batch)

31


Bagasbas, Daet

25


Lag-on, Daet

25


San Roque, Mercedes

33


Manguisoc, Mercedes

32


San Antonio, San Lorenzo

26

20. Meat Processing and Profitable Indigenous Growing

System for Weaner Production (ME-PRO P.I.G.S.) in

Brgy. Mang-ogod, San Vicente

47

21. Meat Processing and Profitable Indigenous Growing

System for Weaner Production (ME-PRO P.I.G.S.) in

Brgy. Caawigan, Talisay

40

22. Training Methodology 25

Training on pig industry profile, prospects of slaughter pig production, nutrition and feeding,

care management and housing


23. Skills Training on Basic Sewing and Dressmaking

Municipal wide of J. Pang (1st Batch)

20

23. Skills Training on Basic Sewing and Dressmaking

Municipal wide of J. Pang (2nd Batch)

20

D. On Administration

D.1. ISO 9001:2008 (Quality Management System)

The College continued its journey to ISO 9001:2008 certification. As such, it sustained and further improved its implementation of its Quality Management System. The required documents were prepared, equipment were calibrated and internal quality audit was initiated, in preparation for the ISO certification first and second survey visits in 2016.

D.2. Physical Facilities Projects

The year 2016 was another year for the enhancement of CNSC’s physical facilities. Table 4 shows the completed infrastructure projects in 2016 and their corresponding appropriation and source of fund.

Table 4. Completed Infrastructure Projects in 2016

Title of the Project Appropriation (P) Source of Fund

1. Repair and Improvement of College Building (Labo Campus)

2,000,000.00 GAA 2016

2. Academic Building 2-storey Phase 2 (Abano Campus)

8,000,000.00 GAA 2016

3. Completion of 3 rooms, Ground Floor of Seed System Facilities

490,786.85 DA BAR 2014


Building (Entienza Campus)

4. Repair of Boys Shop Building 1 & 2 (Jose Panganiban Campus)

850,000.00 Income 2015

5. Construction of 2 storey Academic Building Phase 1 (Abano Campus)

3,000,000.00 Income 2015

6. Improvement of Food Service Management Building

1,500,000.00 Income 2015

7. Construction of Power House (Main Campus)

1,000,000.00 Income 2016

8. Restructuring of Laboratory room including expansion of ESF Building (Main Campus)

2,500,000.00 Income 2016

TOTAL 19,340,786.85

Academic Building 2-storey Phase 2 (Abano Campus)

Improvement of Food Service Management Building

Construction of Power House

(Main Campus)


On-going Infrastructure Projects in 2016

Title of the Project Appropriation (P)/

Source of Fund

% of Completion

as of Dec 31, 2016

1. Construction of Agri-Business Center (Entienza Campus)

P 10,000,000.00

GAA 2016 90%

2. Construction of 2 Storey Academic Building 14 rooms Phase 1 (Main Campus)

12,500,000.00

GAA 2016

72.25%

3. Construction of Engineering Building Phase 3 (Main Campus)

23,000,000.00

GAA 2016

1.90%

4. Construction of Student Activity Center (Main

Campus)

18,000,000.00

GAA 2015 51.32%

5. Construction of Entrance Pavilion and Entrepreneurship Building

60,630,000.00

Income 2015 73.90%

6. Expansion of Graduate School

7,500,000.00

Income 2016

70%

TOTAL P131,630,000.00

Construction of 2 Storey Academic Building 14 rooms

Phase 1 (Main Campus)

Construction of Engineering Building

Phase 3 (Main Campus)


CONCLUSION With its accomplishments in 2016, CNSC has sustained the momentum it has started in the

past years, enabling it to reach new heights. The milestones achieved by the College this

year were all aligned to its greater vision of becoming a premier higher education institution

in the Bicol Region. Its growth in the academic, research, extension and even administration

shall further pave the way to that particular vision. The initiatives that we embarked on the

past years, is our inspiration to work on, a motivation to drive at and an accomplishment to

look back which can synergize our action into one dream, one goal and one vision of

becoming a premier higher education institution in the Bicol region.

Prepared by: EMMALYN C. GUAVES Institutional Planning and Development Officer

Noted: RUSTY G. ABANTO, Ph.D. College President

Construction of Entrance Pavilion

and Entrepreneurship Building

Expansion of Graduate School

On-going Infrastructure Projects in 2016

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