Csc Annual Report 2011

Philosophy Commitment, Excellence and Sustainability

Vision A center of excellence providing quality education based on value system and holistic development

Mission Strong human capabilities through quality instruction, research, extension and production programs

Goal To achieve leadership in the

four-fold functions of the institution

Objectives 1. Achieve excellence through quality

education 2. Be a leader in research

3. Provide responsive extension services 4. Increase productivity and income levels

for self-sufficiency

CATANDUANES STATE COLLEGES

ABOUT THE COVER - The fluidity of

the vector graphic, deconstructed

and shaded with official colors of

CSC, represents the sinuous

transition and seamless continuation

of developments in 2011, thus paving

way to the dynamic confluence of the

f o u r - f o l d f u n c t i o n o f t h e

i ns t i t u t i o n. C e nt r a l t o t he

synchronized convergence of events

during the period in review is the

CSC logo, depicting the abiding

adherence to the mandate of the

institution.

Text, cover & page concept and design: GSR

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Republika ng Pilipinas

Republic of the Philippines PAMPAMAHALAANG KOLEHIYO NG CATANDUANES

CATANDUANES STATE COLLEGES

Virac, Catanduanes ( (052) 811-3134 e-mail: [email protected]

website: http://www.csc.edu.ph

Tanggapan ng Pangulo

Off ice of the Pres ident

His Excellency BENIGNO S. AQUINO III President Republic of the Philippines Thru: Dr. Patricia D. Licuanan Chairperson Commission on Higher Education Sir: I have the honor to submit the Accomplishment Report of the Catanduanes State Colleges for CY 2011. This document highlights the major accomplishments and activities of the Colleges in pursuit of its institutional mandate. Thank you. Very truly yours, MINERVA I. MORALES, Ed.D. SUC President III

http://www.csc.edu.ph

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The Year in Review

T he significant strides made by the Catanduanes State Colleges in 2011 is a continuing testament of its sustained

development, which is steered by its committed workforce, and reinvigorated by a new presidency that anchors its direction towards excellence, relevance and social responsibility. During the first half of 2011, development efforts were carried on along the four core functions of the institution. On January 18, CSC received P300,000 Higher Education Development Assistance from CHED for the upgrading of the IT facilities of the Teacher Education Program, specifically in the linking to the SOFNET or Save Our Future Network for Excellence in Teacher Education web portal. No less than Commissioner Nenalyn P. Defensor of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) commended the Catanduanes State Colleges (CSC) for its adherence to quality and excellence in higher education. The Commissioner, who also served as chairperson of the CSC Board of Trustees until January 2011, thanked the CSC for ―being all these years a supporting partner of quality and excellence in higher education.‖ Eight academic programs of the Catanduanes State Colleges were also evaluated for Level III reaccreditation by the Accrediting Agency for Chartered Colleges and Universities of the Philippines (AACCUP) Inc. on April 7-8, 2011. The academic programs were Elementary

AT THE HELM—Dr. Minerva I. Morales, sixth President of the CSC.

Sustaining and initiating development efforts in 2011

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Teacher Education, Secondary Education, AB Economics, AB Political Science, Nursing, Industrial Technology, and Master of Public Administration. While the Level III reaccreditation was not as time-intensive as in previous evaluations, it was nevertheless an in-depth and probing revalidation of previously presented programs and activities and the corresponding AACCUP suggestions for improvements. Another gem in the crowning jewel of CSC is Ramon Olalo Gonzales who placed 5th in the May 2011 Civil Engineer Board Examination. Moreover, 16 graduates of the CSC Panganiban Campus passed the April 2011 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET), while three out of five BS Accountancy graduates of the CSC passed the May 2011 CPA Licensure Examination. CSC also obtained a 61.9% passing rate in the October 2011 CPA Licensure Examination. Details of the Licensure Examination performance is presented in page 18. CSC‘s higher education enrolment in June 2011 increased by 338 or by 4.77 percent compared to June 2010. Overall, June 2011 registered a total of 7,412 enrollees. During the Second Semester, a 1.55% net increase in enrolment was also posted. Meanwhile, several researches which were outputs in the Research Proposal Preparation/Writeshop and Evaluation were evaluated for funding by the CSC Research Services Unit in the second quarter of 2011. On the extension side, the Catanduanes State Colleges, in solidarity with the greening project of Congressman Cesar V. Sarmiento, planted more than 1, 000 seedlings of mahogany, pili and other fruit bearing trees on January 11, 2011. CSC employees and students joined in the historic massive tree planting drive, dubbed 1.11.11 Catanduanes Synchronized Tree Planting Project. Also, another Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteer (JOCV) was assigned at CSC as technical specialist at the Soil Laboratory at College of Agri-Fisheries. On the administrative side, a welcome development dawned at CSC and its adjacent communities as the Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP) installed an Automated Teller Machine (ATM) at the CSC campus. The construction of one unit LBP ATM booth for CSC started on January 19, 2011, following the signing of the Memorandum of Agreement between CSC and LBP. In compliance with the government‘s intensified campaign for transparency and accountability, CSC also started posting on its website (www.cscs.gov.ph) vital financial and administrative transactions. This is mandated through Section 90 of Republic Act 10147 or the General Appropriations Act of 2011, which calls for the compulsory disclosure of financial reports and other official dealings in government. The advent of the second half of 2011 ushered in a milestone development as Dr. Minerva I. Morales was elected and sworn in as the 6th President of the Catanduanes State Colleges.

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Acknowledging the past leaders of the CSC for the established groundwork in various areas of the Colleges‘ operations, she continued the development efforts of the institution and initiated several programs and projects for the dynamic growth of the four-fold functions of the institution. Under her fresh incumbency, the CSC accomplished the following: INSTRUCTION

Declared as Second Best Performing Midwifery School by the PRC Declared as Fourth Best Performing School in Civil Engineer Licensure Examination

by the PRC Produced five (5) topnotchers in the PRC Licensure Examinations: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd

placers in Civil Engineer Licensure Examination, one 7th placer in the Midwife Licensure Examination, and one 9th Placer in Nurse Licensure Examination

Collaborated with the National Youth Commission for the Youth Opportunities Forum for student and community leaders in Catanduanes

Conducted the first assessment test as Certified Accredited Assessment Center by Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA)

Collaborated with Ayala Foundation, Inc. Youth Leadership Development Unit in conducting Facilitators‘ Training

Held the Intramurals 2011 with the theme ―Harnessing Teamwork Through Sports‖. Sourced out and received book donations from Rodriguez Britanico & Co. and

Ugnayang Nagkakaisang Layunin at Adhikain Ensured the on-going construction of a Bio-Park Project intended to enhance

environmental awareness and serve as laboratory for research along environmental concerns

Established linkage with Congressional Partylist Representatives for the educational assistance for poor but deserving students –

- Ako Bicol Partylist – P840,000.00 - Gabriela Partylist - P100,000.00 - Bayan Muna Partylist - P100,000.00

Authorized employees and students to attend local, regional, and national conferences, trainings and study tours

Established a participatory and open door policy with the student body by conducting Consultative Meeting and Project Planning Writeshop with Student Leaders

RESEARCH

Conducted 2011 In-House Review of Completed Researches (Search for Uswag Award) Executed MOA with the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Region V for a

collaborative research undertaking (Catanduanes Sustainable Technology Infusion in Inland Fisheries Development Program (CS-IFD) in the amount of P 1.5 M

Generated a total of P 1.4 million research project (Catanduanes Indigenous Rice Development Program (CIRDEP) funded by the Department of Agriculture Region V

Participated in Poster Presentation on Health Researches in National research forum

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and conducted echo-seminar workshop on Health Research Agenda in line with the task of coming up with a health-based researches which are anchored on the Philippine National Health Research System

Granted by CHED-Zonal Research Center research funding amounting to P185,600.00 (Government Support for the Pro-Poor Programs in the Province of Catanduanes)

Completed a study in coordination with DILG, Region V and the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation

Conducted writeshop for research projects involving all colleges such as the technical workshop on improving technical research writing skills and packaging of CSC research program on Abaca and Sweet Potato

Conducted pre-collaborative discussion with FIDA Catanduanes for a project on abaca EXTENSION

Conducted province-wide training projects for skills and entrepreneurial development of women and OSY in coordination with DOST, TESDA, and DOLE

Conducted entrepreneurial encouraging projects in cooperation with the Department of Trade and Industry

Conducted series of related activities for Techno-Gabay Program Sustained the implementation of extension services along Environmental Management

and Local Governance in Buyo District Coordinated and led the implementation of International Coastal Clean-up

ADMINISTRATION

Chosen as a Finalist in the 2011 Civil Service Commission‘s Regional Search for Outstanding Agency

Emerged as the Regional Winner in the 2011 Search for Eco-Friendly Schools sponsored by Smart and Environment Management Bureau

Conducted the groundbreaking ceremony for the CSC Alumni Building Sought the assistance of the Congressman of Catanduanes for provision of a vehicle

cum ICT facilities that will facilitate the delivery of education, health services, technologies, and other related services to identified sectors/clientele in the community

Submitted a project proposal to DENR for the establishment of ―Catanduanes Clonal Nursery‖

Conducted exploratory consultation-meeting with Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center, Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, and OPAg Catanduanes for the establishment of crab hatchery

Worked with a Scientist from Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center, Dr. Emilia Quinitio for aquaculture development initiatives

Organized Aquaculture Forum attended by officials from BFAR local, regional, and national offices

Participated in the series of coastal clean-up activities during the Civil Service Month

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Celebration and International Clean-up Day Implemented infrastructure projects – Laboratory Building Phase IV and Athletic

Oval (completion); Ladies‘ Dormitory (repair); Perimeter Fence (construction); CBA Building (plan & cost estimate preparation) and 2-storey BSND Building (plan & cost estimate preparation)

More development programs, projects and activities were initiated and implement in 2011. Several other projects and researches were proposed in the last quarter of the year in review, such as the study on Indigenous Upland Rice Production, funded by the Department of Agriculture. The Gender and Development Committee (GADComm) also conducted a symposium on Gender Fair Education as one of the activities spearheaded by GADComm during the 40th Charter Celebration on June 29, 2011. Gender Awareness, Gender Fair Language, Sexual Harassment in the Workplace, and Gender Equality in the Academe were discussed in the symposium. GADComm also held a series of activities in observance of the 18-day Campaign to End Violence Against Women (VAW) from November 25, 2011 to December 12, 2011 such as the information drive parade around the capital town proper participated in by CSC community. The participants carried placards depicting all efforts to end VAW. Moreover, several seminars on gender awareness for students and employees were also conducted. One noteworthy event that served as a finale to the fruitful undertakings in 2011 was the solemn Investiture of Dr. Minerva I. Morales as the 6th President of the Catanduanes State Colleges on December 9, 2011. A fusion of traditional academic ceremony and Holy Mass solemnized the investiture rite. In her investiture address, Dr. Morales paid tribute to the past administrators of CSC, laid her administration's plans and programs, and reiterated her administration's strong anchorage on transparency and accountability. It was also a fitting cap to the auspicious groundwork laid by the new administration in 2011. As such, CSC Administration looks forward to 2012 with firmer resolve to further improve instruction through accreditation, quality assurance, and facilities improvement. Stronger research, extension and production programs will be continuously carried through grants, collaborative undertakings, and sustainable resource generation undertakings. Staff and student development will likewise be given priority through trainings, scholarship and other human resource development interventions.

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Table of Contents

Transmittal Letter

The Year in Review …………………….. i

Academic Services …………………….. 2

Enrolment Data …………………….. 2

Data on Graduates …………………….. 6

Accreditation and Center of Development …………………….. 11

Program Offerings …………………….. 12

Faculty Profile - Educational Attainment …………………….. 16

Academic Rank …………………….. 17

Licensure Examination Performance …………………….. 18

Chronicles of our Topnotchers …………………….. 19

Scholarship of Faculty Members …………………….. 26

Scholarship of Tertiary Students …………………….. 27

Trainings, Seminar-Workshops - Tertiary Students ………….. 29

Student Achievers …………………….. 32

Accredited Student Organizations …………………….. 36

Purchased Books …………………….. 37

Researches and Other Activities …………………….. 49

Extension Services and Other Activities …………………….. 57

Production Services …………………….. 65

Physical Improvement …………………….. 70

Acquired Property, Plant & Equipment …………………….. 72

Approved Board Resolutions …………………….. 85

Summary of Income, Main Campus …………………….. 91

Budget …………………….. 93

NCA Received …………………….. 96

Summary of Income, Panganiban Campus …………………….. 98

Teaching and Non Teaching Staff Seminars, Trainings……….. 100

The CSC Board of Trustees …………………….. 109

Officers of the Administration …………………….. 110

The Academic Council …………………….. 111

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T his report summarizes the significant activities and accomplishments of Catanduanes State Colleges in CY 2011, with emphasis on Major Final Outputs (MFOs) in the instruction, research, extension, and production as well as the administration‘s efforts towards the

attainment of the institution‘s four-fold functions. Under instruction, emphasis is given to the number of enrolled students, which is reflected in the enrolment data, the number of graduates, full time faculty members‘ highest education degree, licensure passing rates, academic programs accredited and scholarships.

Curricular Programs 2nd Sem 2010-2011 1st Sem 2011-2012 2nd Sem 2011-2012

M F Total M F To-

tal M F Total

A. ADVANCED EDUCATION

Graduate School

Doctor of Education – Educ’l Mgt. 11 21 32 12 28 40 11 29 40

MA in Education- Educational Mgt. 23 84 107 28 98 126 22 91 113

MA in Education- Mathematics 2 11 13 5 12 17 6 9 15

MA in Education - Filipino - - - - 6 6 1 9 10

Master of Public Administration 17 9 26 18 15 33 12 9 21

Master in Business Administration 9 34 43 6 25 31 7 20 27

MA in Agricultural Education 1 - 1 1 - 1 - - -

MA in Industrial Education 7 6 13 5 4 9 8 7 15

MA in English 2 20 22 7 29 36 7 20 27

MA in Teaching Biology 3 8 11 5 8 13 6 8 14

MA in Teaching Physics 5 7 12 2 - 2 5 - 5

MA in Teaching Chemistry 1 1 2 1 2 3 - 1 1

Diploma in Public Administration - 1 1 - - - - - -

Diploma in College Teaching - 4 4 - 2 2 - 1 1

Diploma in Educational Administration 3 11 14 - - - - - -

Diploma in Educational Management 2 20 22 4 20 24 2 14 16

Grand Total for Advanced Education 86 237 323 94 249 343 87 218 305

Enrolment data

A n increase in student population was noted in SY 2011-2012. Both the first and second se-mesters registered a relative uptake.

Academic Services

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T he key development indicators that were recorded under instructional services further bol-stered CSC‘s pursuit for achieving greater access and equity as well as quality and excellence.

An increase in the number of enrollees as well as graduates were notable during the period in review. There were also commendable performances in licensure examinations. More scholar-ship opportunities were availed of both by the teaching staff and the students. The accreditations of curricular programs were likewise sustained, and the strengthening of course offerings was carried out. Support to student development and improvements in instruc-tional facilities such as the purchase of books, were also given priority in 2011.

Curricular Programs 2nd Sem 2010-2011

1st Sem

2011-2012

2nd Sem

2011-2012

M F Total M F Total M F Total

College of Agriculture &

Fisheries

BS Agriculture- General Curriculum 123 86 209 14 16 30 7 11 18

-Crop Science 11 8 19 9 9 18 11 13 24

- Animal Science 25 10 35 31 15 46 34 14 48

- Agricultural Education 6 11 17 4 6 10 4 6 10

- Agro-Forestry 2 - 2 - - - - - -

- Fisheries 7 1 8 6 1 7 6 1 7

College of Arts and Sciences

Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration 16 29 45 20 45 65 18 37 55

Bachelor of Arts in Economics 8 20 28 12 40 52 11 34 45

Bachelor of Arts in Political Science 50 31 81 54 53 107 50 48 98

BS in Biology 17 55 72 33 95 128 27 90 117

BS in Mathematics 44 33 77 75 45 120 70 45 115

College of Business & Accountancy

BS in Business Administration –Common

Years 57 151 208 51 172 223 52 168 220

- Financial Management 13 47 60 14 44 58 14 43 57

- Marketing Management 10 43 53 17 55 72 17 53 70

- Human Resource Development

Management 24 39 63 30 50 80 30 49 79

BS in Entrepreneurship 40 77 117 44 72 116 40 69 109

BS in Accountancy 51 99 150 72 117 189 66 111 177

BS in Office Administration 47 217 264 55 230 285 55 159 214

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College of Technology M F Total M F Total M F Total

BS in Civil Engineering 348 145 493 379 149 528 363 142 505

BS in Information Management 57 87 144 26 37 63 31 37 68

BS in Information Technology 219 162 318 251 193 444 242 178 420

BS in Information System 67 109 176 105 145 250 101 140 241

BS in Industrial Education 25 8 33 Replaced with BTTE curriculum

BS in Industrial Technology 235 29 264 262 72 334 262 64 326

Bachelor of Trade Technical Education

- Electronics Technology 12 1 13 29 2 31 28 2 30

- Food Service Management 7 18 25 9 41 50 9 34 43

College of Education

Bachelor in Elementary Education 99 444 543 88 454 542 90 444 534

Bachelor in Secondary Education- Com-

mon Yrs. - - - 36 83 119 36 83 119

- English 14 37 51 9 29 38 15 41 56

- Filipino 5 23 28 4 20 24 4 20 24

- Biological Science 11 39 50 11 32 43 19 47 66

- Mathematics 27 33 60 24 27 51 32 40 72

- Social Studies 10 5 15 6 4 10 9 25 34

- MAPE 16 29 45 16 28 44 23 38 61

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College of Health Sciences

M F Total M F Total M F Total

BS in Nursing 98 277 375 66 238 304 66 234 300

BS in Nutrition and Dietetics 14 92 106 15 102 117 14 97 111

Panganiban Campus

BS in Agriculture 108 62 170 38 26 64 37 25 62

BS in Industrial Education 11 57 68 10 38 48 10 38 48

Bachelor in Elementary Education 50 177 227 48 174 222 46 167 213

Bachelor in Technical Teacher

Education 27 43 70 29 71 100 26 59 85

Voc-Tech Courses-Non Degree

Agricultural Technology (Main &

Panganiban) - - - 284 186 470 253 164 417

Certificate in Trade Technology

- Automotive 152 - 152 143 1 144 126 - 126

- Drafting 44 9 53 45 7 52 40 5 45

- Electrical 98 - 98 111 - 111 94 - 94

- Electronics 128 4 132 128 2 130 106 2 108

- Foods 16 75 91 16 54 70 15 50 65

- Garments, Fashion and Design 4 16 20 6 30 36 5 26 31

- Mechanical Technology 28 - 28 27 - 27 24 - 24

- Refrigeration/Air-conditioning 26 - 26 25 - 25 20 - 20

Certificate in Midwifery - 104 104 - 106 106 - 85 85

Grand Total for Higher Education 2,507 3,042 5,549 2,787 3,416 6,203 2,658 3,738 5,896

C. Secondary Education

CSC Laboratory Schools - High School 160 173 333 152 186 338 152 186 338

Panganiban Campus Laboratory High

School 68 95 163 61 102 163 61 102 163

D. Elementary Education

CSC Laboratory Schools - Elementary 161 187 348 178 187 365 137 141 278

Kindergarten - - - 41 46 87 41 46 87

GRAND TOTAL 2,982 3,734 6,716 3,272 4,140 7,412 3,136 3,931 7,067

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SOURCE: Planning Services

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Course Male Female TOTAL

ADVANCED EDUCATION

Doctor of Education 2 1 3

MA in Education – Educational Management - 4 4

Master in Business Administration - 1 1

Master of Arts in Teaching - Biology 0 1 2

Diploma in Public Administration 0 1 1

Diploma in Educational Management 1 5 6

Diploma in College Teaching 0 1 1

Sub-total for Advanced Education 3 14 17

HIGHER EDUCATION

College of Agriculture and Fisheries

BS in Agriculture

Agricultural Education 2 5 7

Agro-Forestry 2 - 2

Animal Science 12 5 17

Crop Science 4 2 6

Sub-total 20 12 32


Bachelor of Arts

Economics 4 3 7

Political Science 14 5 19

Public Administration 3 2 5

Biology 3 8 11

Mathematics 4 6 10

Sub-total 28 24 52

Data on Graduates

A n increasing trend in the number of graduates has been recorded for the last five years. In SY 2011-2012, CSC produced 1,209 graduate in higher education and 17

in advanced education.

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College of Business and Accountancy

BS in Accountancy 6 8 14

BS in Business Administration

Financial Management 7 26 33

Human Resource Mgt 8 18 26

Marketing Management 3 19 22

Marketing - 1 1

BS in Entrepreneurship 7 26 33

BS in Office Administration – Computer Secretarial Education 6 45 51

Sub-total 37 143 180


Bachelor in Elementary Education 31 127 158

Bachelor in Secondary Education English 3 6 9

Biological Science 1 8 9

Mathematics 3 6 9

Sub-total 38 147 185

College of Technology

BS in Industrial Education Automotive Technology 6 1 7

Drafting Technology 3 - 3

Civil Technology 1 - 1

Electronics 6 - 6

Electrical Technology 6 - 6

Foods 2 5 7

Garments 1 2 3

Industrial Arts 1 - 1

Mechanical Technology 1 - 1

BS in Industrial Technology Automotive Technology 16 - 16


Electronics 30 - 30

Electrical Technology 23 3 26

Foods 1 6 7

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BS in Civil Engineering 43 17 60

BS in Information Management 25 52 77

BS in Information Technology 30 25 55

Sub-total 55 77 132


BS in Nursing 31 62 93

BS in Nutrition and Dietetics 1 12 13

PANGANIBAN CAMPUS

BS in Agriculture Crop Science 1 - 1

Animal Science 19 1 20

BS in Industrial Education

Building Construction 1 - 1


Foods 1 13 14

Bachelor in Elementary Education 13 41 54

Sub-total 37 55 92

TOTAL FOR HIGHER EDUCATION 395 566 961

Voc-Tech Courses/Non-degree Programs

Certificate in Agricultural Science - Panganiban Campus

22 14 36

Certificate in Agricultural Science - Main Campus 26 29 55

Trade Technical Course

Automotive Technology 32 - 32

Civil Technology - - -


Electrical Technology 27 - 27

Electronics 22 - 22

Foods - 25 25

Garments - - -

Mechanical Technology 6 - 6

Refrigeration and Aircon 7 - 7

Diploma in Midwifery Education - 23 34

TOTAL FOR HIGHER EDUCATION NON-DEGREE 146 102 248

GRAND TOTAL FOR HIGHER EDUCATION 541 668 1209

Secondary Education (Laboratory Schools)

Main Campus 35 49 84

Panganiban Campus 20 18 38

Total for Secondary Education 55 67 122

Elementary Education 13 31 44

Senior Kindergarten 16 22 38

GRAND TOTAL 628 802 1,430

SOURCE: Planning Services

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W ith an increasing number of

graduates every year, the CSC staged its 40th graduation ceremonies in two clusters on March 24 and 25, 2011 at the CSC Gymnasium. John Elmar B. Templonuevo, editor in chief of the CSC Statesman, the official tertiary student publication of the CSC, led SY 2010-2011's roster of 1,093 graduating students in the 40th Catanduanes State Colleges Main Campus Commencement Exercises, closely followed by consistent civil engineering (CE) quiz winner Benjames T. Go. Both graduated as Magna Cum Laude. Templonuevo, BS in Education major in English, earned a general weighted average of 1.4317 and Go, BS in Civil Engineering, with 1.439 Also among the top lists of graduating honor students was Lalaine S. Vitalicio, BS in Accountancy, who received the Certificate of Graduation with Academic Distinction for earning a general weighted average of 1.44. The graduation ceremonies on March 24 was slated for Cluster A composed of the Graduate School, College of Business and Accountancy, College of Education and College of Health Sciences while March 25, 2011 was scheduled for Cluster B consisting of the College of Technology, College of Agriculture and Fisheries and the College of Arts and Sciences Other honor graduates of CSC were Joey D. Antonio, Bachelor of Elementary Education – 1.528; Sonia Richelle B. Magdaraog, BS in Civil Engineering - 1.58; Jogene Alilly C. San Juan, BS in Information Technology - 1.59; Jennifer A. Bobis, BS in Mathematics - 1.6; Jenny P. Tejerero, Bachelor of Secondary Education - 1.611; Analiza T. Reodique, BS in Accountancy - 1.6158; Ferlyn De la Cruz, BS in Office Administration - 1.63; Meriam Joy O. Tating, BS in Business Administration – Financial Management - 1.66; Jessa P. Fernandez, Bachelor of Secondary Education - 1.668; Mary Ann P. Ternida, Bachelor of Elementary Education - 1.6775; Emma T. Ubalde, BS in Accountancy - 1.682;

Jessica P. Fernandez, Bachelor of Secondary Education -

40th CSC Commencement Exercises staged in two clusters

1.684; Shiela Jenn B.

Gianan, Bachelor of

E l e m e n t a r y

Education - 1.688;

Jaysel T. Evangelista,

BS in Agriculture -

1.69; Karla C.

Mendoza, BS in

Nursing - 1.69;

Raquel N. Velasco,

BS in Business

Administration –

F i n a n c i a l

Management - 1.6906; Ma. Mariel B. Tatel, BS in

Mathematics - 1.7; Princess Dianne B. Arcega, Bachelor of

Elementary Education - 1.704;

Michaela R. Chavez, Bachelor of Secondary

Education - 1.71505; Jacqueline N. Tabor, BS in

Accountancy - 1.718; Hilda F. Tabios, BS in Information

Technology - 1.72; Gretchen T. Olfindo, BS in Information

Management - 1.723; Paula Bianca DLC B. Bagayan, BS in

Information Management - 1.726; Rhona M. Columna,

Bachelor of Elementary Education - 1.726; Ave M. Aquino,

Bachelor of Elementary Education - 1.7278; Joana Mariz

M. Tatac, BS in Office Administration - 1.73; Lea F. Avila,

Bachelor of Secondary Education - 1.736;

Angelyn T. Odiaman, Bachelor of Elementary

Education - 1.7385; Crisalyn G. Tumala, BS in

Accountancy - 1.7392; Jerome A. Ollet, BS in Nursing -

1.74; Myrna D. Santelices, BS in Accountancy - 1.7417; Ana

Liza A. Artoz, Bachelor of Secondary Education - 1.7456

and Ryan T. Zafe, BS in Nursing - 1.75

The CSC Panganiban Campus had their gradua-tion ceremonies on March 26, 2011 with Engr. Francis A. Gianan, member of the CSC Board of Trustees represent-ing Private Sector, as the Commencement Speaker. It had 54 graduates in the Bachelor of Elementary Education, 21 in BS in Agriculture, 17 in BS in Industrial Education and 36 in Certificate in Agricultural Science, The CSC Main Campus commencement speakers were Dr. Ma. Angelita C. Cells, assistant regional director of the Department of Budget and Management for Cluster A and Director Tomas B. Briñas of DOST Regional Office V for Cluster B.

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I n support to the attainment of quality education, the CSC administration dynamically pushes

for the accreditation of its academic programs. Efforts are continuously being exerted to sus-

tain the progress of accreditation endeavors by all academic programs.

The table below shows the progress of accreditation of CSC‘s academic programs, of which

eight have qualified for Level III status, three for Level II-Reaccredited status, two for Level 1 status

and six for Candidate status. On April 7-8, 2011, the Level III programs were evaluated for Level

III-Reaccredited Status.

Programs/courses Level Effectivity Accrediting Body

Master of Arts in Education

Level III (evaluated for Level

III-reaccredited status)

Dec. 16, 2009 to

Dec. 15, 2010

Accrediting Agency of Chartered

Colleges and Universities

of the Philippines,

Inc. (AACCUP)

Master of Public Administration

AB Economics

AB Political Science

Bachelor of Elementary Education

Bachelor of Secondary Education

BS in Industrial Technology

BS in Nursing

BS in Nutrition and Dietetics Level II (Reaccredited)

Dec. 1, 2008 to

Nov. 30, 2010

BS in Accountancy

BS in Business Administration

BS in Biology Level I Accredited BS in Mathematics

Doctor of Education Candidate Status

Master in Business Administration

AB Public Administration

BS in Agriculture

BS in Civil Engineering

BS in Information Management

Accreditation and Center of Development

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A nother achievement by the Catanduanes State Colleges (CSC) raised the bar of its academic excellence when the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) declared its Teacher Education Program as one of Centers of Development in the Philippines.

A Center of Development (COD) is awarded to a program in a higher education institution which

demonstrates the potential to become a Center of Excellence in the future. On the other hand, a Center of Excellence (COE) is awarded to a program in a higher education institution which continuously demonstrates excellent performance in the areas of instruction, research and publication, extension and linkages, institutional qualifications, and provides excellent quality pre-service teacher education program to meet the needs of progressive teachers for elementary, secondary and special education programs in the Philippines.

The CSC, as Center of Development, shall enjoy grants and benefits, priority in the selection of CHED

institutional partners about CHED developmental projects. It is also entitled to other non-monetary subsidies and awards such as faculty scholarships for graduate studies and priority for CHED research grants.

The CSC will also be prioritized in availing financial assistance

and linkages through consortia and collaborations with other academic institutions.

As Center of Development, the

CSC CoEd is directed to accelerate the development of the Teacher Education programs through strategic development agenda and projects; develop quality instructional programs through faculty development, upgrade facilities and library holdings.

It must also undertake basic and applied research

on emerging trends and developments in the field of Teacher Education; carry out extension and linkages through consortia and collaborations with academe and establish linkages with Centers of Excellence in Teacher Education to further improve instructional and research capabilities.

The award as Center of Development for Teacher Education shall be for a period of three (3) years. #

CSC conferred by CHED as COD for Teacher Education

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Program Offerings

CSC is a comprehensive higher education institution with multi-disciplinary cur-ricular offerings. The academic programs and areas of specializations offered by the insti-tution are: MAIN CAMPUS

ADVANCE EDUCATION

Graduate School

Doctor of Education Major in Educational Management Master of Arts in Education

Major fields: Educational Management

Mathematics

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Filipino Master of Public Administration Master in Business Administration

Master of Arts Major fields: Industrial Education English Guidance and Counseling

Master of Arts in Teaching Major fields: Biology Physics Chemistry

Diploma in Public Administration Diploma in College Teaching Diploma in Educational Management

HIGHER EDUCATION

College of Agriculture and Fisheries

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

Major fields: Agricultural Education Agro-Forestry

Animal Science Crop Science


Bachelor of Arts in Economics

Bachelor of Arts in Political Science

Bachelor of Arts major in Public Administration

Bachelor of Science in Biology

Bachelor of Science in Mathematics

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Bachelor of Science in Accountancy

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

Major fields:

Financial Management

Human Resource Development Management

Marketing Management

Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship

Bachelor of Science in Office Administration


Bachelor in Elementary Education

Bachelor in Secondary Education

Major fields:

Filipino Mathematics Biological Science

Social Studies Music, Arts and Physical Education

Home Economics and Livelihood Education


Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics

2-Year Certificate in Midwifery

College of Technology

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology

Major fields: Automotive Technology Electronics Technology

Civil Technology Food Service Management Drafting Technology Garments, Fashion and Design

Electrical Technology Mechanical Technology Heating, Ventilating, Airconditioning and Refrigeration Technology

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Bachelor in Technical Teacher Education



Electrical Technology Mechanical Technology Heating, Ventilating, Airconditioning and Refrigeration Technology

Bachelor of Science in Information Management Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Bachelor of Science in Information Technology 2-Year Certificate in Trade Technology



Electrical Technology Mechanical Technology Heating, Ventilating, Airconditioning and Refrigeration Technology PANGANIBAN CAMPUS

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Major fields::

Animal Science Crop Science Bachelor of Science in Industrial Education

Major fields::

Building Construction Drafting Technology

Food Trades Technology

Bachelor in Elementary Education

Bachelor in Technical Teacher Education

Major fields:

Civil Technology Food Service Management

Secondary (CSC Main and Panganiban Campus) - First Year-Fourth Year Elementary (CSC Main Campus) - Grade I-VI Pre School (CSC Main Campus) - Junior and Senior Kindergarten

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Profile of Highest Education Attainment of Faculty Members CSC Main and Panganiban Campus

College PhD / Ed. D MS / MA BS / AB TOTAL

Advanced Education 3 - - 3

College of Agri-Fisheries 3 5 6 14

College of Arts and Sciences 14 24 15 53

College of Business and Accountancy 2 4 7 13

College of Education 3 22 8 33

College of Health Sciences 1 17 1 19

College of Technology - Dep’t of Engineering - 3 7 10

College of Technology - Department of Industrial Technology

- 9 12 21

College of Technology - Dep’t of Information and Communications Technology

- 5 2 7

Research Services - plantilla position with faculty rank - - 1 1

Extension Services -plantilla positions with faculty rank - - 2 2

CSC Panganiban Campus 4 10 11 25

TOTAL 30 99 72 201

49%

15%

36%

Ph.D/Ed.D. MS/MA AB/BS

M ajority or 99 of the faculty members at both Main and Panganiban Campuses have master‘s degree, followed by those with bachelor‘s degree (72), and doctorate de-

gree (30).

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Academic Rank Frequency Percentage

College Professor 1 0.5%

Professor VI 3 1%

Professor III 2 1%

Professor II 2 1%

Professor I 5 2%

Associate Professor V 14 7%

Associate Professor IV 7 3%

Associate Professor III 11 5%

Associate Professor II 11 5%

Associate Professor I 2 1%

Assistant Professor IV 19 9%

Assistant Professor III 14 7%

Assistant Professor II 12 6%

Assistant Professor I 25 12%

Instructor III 16 8%

Instructor II 12 6%

Instructor I 53 25%

7%6%

1%

9%

5%

5%

3%7%

2%1%

12%

8%

6%

25% 1%0.5%1%

College Prof Prof VI Prof III Prof II Prof I Asso Prof V Asso Prof IV Asso Prof III Asso Prof II Asso Prof I Asst Prof IV Asst Prof IIIAsst Prof II Asst Prof I Inst III Inst II Inst I

Frequency of Academic Rank CSC Main and Panganiban Campus

Licensure/Board Examination Performance

I n 2011, CSC sealed 14 licensure examinations with Above National Passing Percentage as well as produced four (4) board topnotchers in Civil Engineer Licensure Examination, one (1) in Mid-

wife Licensure Examination, and one (1) in Nurse Licensure Examination.

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Source: Professional Regulation Commission (www.prc.gov.ph)

2011 Board / Licensure Examination No. of Takers Total No. of Takers

No. of Passers Total No. of

Passers

Overall Passing %

CSC MAIN CAMPUS Month

of Exam

First Timers

Re- peaters

First Timers

Repeaters CSC Nat’l

Nurse Licensure Exam Dec 5 24 29 3 6 9 31.03 33.92

Nurse Licensure Exam Board Topnotcher:

9th Place - Jann Marvin Posada

Jul 90 8 98 77 0 77 78.57 48.01

Civil Engineer Licensure Exam Board Topnotchers:

1st Place - Benjie T. Pantino

2nd Place - Benjames T. Go

3rd Place - Jerwin D. Rendon

Nov 55 8 63 42 2 44 69.84 34.28

Civil Engineer Licensure Exam Topnotcher:

5th Place - Ramon O. Gonzales

May 9 21 30 4 10 14 46.67 38.34

Midwife Licensure Exam Topnotcher:

7th Place - Nirvana Josabel Ortiz

Nov 26 1 27 24 0 24 88.89 45.29

Midwife Licensure Exam April 4 3 7 3 0 3 42.86 42.22

CPA Licensure Exam—Middle East Dec no

examinee 1 1

no examinee 1 1 100 No PRC data

CPA Licensure Exam Oct 15 6 21 10 3 13 61.90 47.7

CPA Licensure Exam – Middle East Nov no

examinee 1 1

no examinee

1 1 100.00 26.00

CPA Licensure Exam May no

examinee 5 5

no examinee

3 3 60% 40.5

LET - Elementary Sept

184 82 266 104 6 110 41.35 22.68

LET - Secondary 83 111 194 38 102 194 24.23 31.45

LET - Elementary April

10 126 133 6 21 27 19.85 15.81

LET - Secondary 33 111 144 7 18 25 17.36 26.28

Licensure Exam for Agriculturist Jul 20 5 25 1 2 3 12.00 36.63

Nutritionist-Dietician Licensure Exam

Jul 14 no

examinee 14 6

no examinee

6 42.86 66.97

CSC PANGANIBAN CAMPUS

LET - Elementary April

3 6 9 1 2 3 33.33 15.81

LET - Secondary no

examinee 10 10

no examinee

2 2 20.00 26.28

LET - Elementary Sept

8 10 18 5 0 5 27.78 22.68

LET - Secondary 9 8 17 0 0 0 0.00 31.45

TOP 1, 2, and 3 -- Benjie, Benjames and Jerwin.

Chronicles of our Topnotchers

T hey all share lots of common denominators aside from having almost similar-sounding names. And these parallelisms must be the

luck that catapulted them to the top. Benjie T. Pantino, Benjames T. Go, and

Jerwin DL. Rendon made another resounding history for the Catanduanes State Colleges when they virtually snared the Top 1-2-3 ranks in the November 2011 Civil Engineer Licensure Examination given by the Professional Regulation Commission.

Benjie earned a rating of 98.05%; Benjames got a score of 97.35%, and Jerwin obtained a rating of 97%. They all hail from the capital town of Virac, had been the CSC‘s award-winning contestants in

several regional and national CE quizzes, and were consistent dean‘s listers. Most of all, they are their hardworking parents‘ dutiful sons.

Topnotcher Benjie, who is from Marilima, Virac, is a son of a farmer and a housekeeper. He graduated as Valedictorian at Magnesia Elementary School and Magnesia National High School.

Second placer Benjames finished his elementary education at Virac Pilot Elementary School as Salutatorian and his secondary education as Salutatorian at Catanduanes National High School. His father works as foreman, and his mother is a housekeeper.

Third in rank Jerwin finished his elementary education at Pajo Baguio Elementary School as

Parallelism marks CSC’s Top 1, 2, & 3 in Nov. 2011 Civil Engineer Board Exam

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Valedictorian. His father is a tricycle driver, and his mother is a housekeeper.

“Mga maorag talaga ang mga professors mi,‖ (Our professors are indeed excellent), Benjie said. He also affirmed the potency of their teachers‘ approach in further distilling their lessons for better understanding through multi-lingual instruction.

―I never thought that I will top the exam. The test was somewhat easy but very tricky for me. And it took some time before it sank in on me that I topped the test‖, Benjie added.

Euphoria engulfed CSC students, employees and alumni as news started spreading in the early evening of November 23 in social networking sites and text messages proclaiming the unparalleled grand slam of Catanduanes State Colleges in the CE board exam.

This feat brings to 24 the number of topnotchers produced by the Catanduanes State Colleges in the Civil Engineer and Junior Geodetic Engineer Licensure Examination. Just mid of 2011, Ramon O. Gonzales of Viga, Catanduanes, placed fifth in the May 2011 CE board exam.

Pantino‘s achievement is also the third time CSC has produced a First Placer. Ruben T. Quintal, the second CSC graduate who topped the CE board in 2005, earned the highest-ever rating in recent years at 98.25. He held this distinction for several years.

The pioneer achiever who paved the way for the CSC‘s illustrious roster of topnotchers was Edwin T. Ogerio of Caramoran, Catanduanes, who topped CE Board Exam in 1992.

Other CSC topnotchers in order of rank were: 4th Place—Hazel Boragay (1993); 6th Place—Devy S. Santos, and Norman N. Tarnate (2006); 9th Place— Richard Tabuzo (1997); Christopher Yuga (2001);

10th Place—Jomar T. Pitajen (2006); Raisa Joyce de Vera (2006); Ronnel G. Gianan (2007);

11th Place—Mary Ann Traqueña (2004); 12th Place—Keyel Isorena (2005); Nathaniel Turado (2005); 15th Place—Ananias Fernandez, Jr. (2001); 16th Place—Gilbert del Valle (2005); 17th Place—Aldrin Tapel (1998); and 19th Place—Vicente Tayam, Jr. (2002).

CSC also produced placers in the Junior Geodetic Engineer Licensure Exam in 1992 (4th placer, Manuel Zuniega Jr.), 1993 (4th placer, Hazel Boragay) and 1996 (2nd placer, Carlo Magno Guerrero).

CSC earned a passing rate of 69.84%, which is above the 34.28% national passing rate.

The successful Nov. 2011 CE examinees from CSC are Aguilar, Fuchsia May T.; Agunday, Noel P.; Aldea, Jaypee D.; Alejandro, Richmonilyn T.; Arcega, Arjay C.; Bagadiong, Alfredo Jr. Z.; Borja, Edrey C.; Borja, Jan Rassel M.; Broñola, Evelyn T.; Caballero, Benjie T.; Dela Cruz, Jerremy M.; Delos Santos, Daisy T.; Dolores, Famino Paul J.; Gianan, Arjen M.; Gimenez, Jonathan S; Go, Benjames T.;

Lanon, Mark Laurence M.; Ligsay, Rogelio Jr. C.; Lizaso, Jessel T.; Magdaraog, Sonia Richelle B., Magtagnob, Rosalyn; Magtangob, Sherwin C.; Molod, Dexter C.; Nakpil, Renalyn Erika P.; Panti, Marife T.; Pantino, Benjie T.; Pantino, Michelle T.;

Pinlac, Ronnie V.; Quintal, Lorenzo Miguel T.; Rodriguez, Inoue Philip L.; Rendon, Jerwin DL.; Samonte, Anna Vanessa O.; Santos, Henry Jr. T.; Santos, Jayson T.; Tabinas, Janny G.; Tabuzo, Ervin T.; Tanael, Ronnel T.; Tapia, Raymond T.; Taway, Danilo V.; Tejada, Joseph E.; Tindugan, Xylene Kristel T.; Torrente, Dave T.; Torrente, Kelly T.; and Villanueva, Archie T.

CSC organized a recognition ceremony in honor of the topnotchers, passers and their parents, as well as the faculty members and staff of Department of Engineering, headed by College of Technology Dean, Engr. Emmanuel Soriao and OIC, Engr. Pedro R. Arcilla, Jr. (GSR)

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L ike her exotic name, which means ‗bliss‘ in Buddhism, she felt like walking on Cloud 9 when she placed 7th in the November 2011

Midwife Licensure Examination (MLE). Nirvana Josabel G. Ortiz, 18, has sustained

the Catanduanes State Colleges‘ record of producing MLE examination topnotchers for several years now. She earned a rating of 87 percent.

The air that pervaded at CSC, particularly in the College of Health Sciences (CHS), was likewise as blissful when it was declared by the Professional Regulation Commission as the Second Best Perform-ing School in the country. CHS earned an 88.89 passing percentage, which is way above the 45.29 national passing percentage.

Nirvana, who hails from Bislig, San Andres, Catanduanes, finished her elementary education at Bislig Elementary School and her secondary educa-tion at San Andres Vocational School. She declares being an average student but believes she has never been a stagnant learner. ―As one matures, knowledge also exponentially increases,‖ she said.

She said she has always been fascinated with white uniform. She intimated that it was her child-hood dream to take up a health-care profession course. When she did not make it to the nursing admission test, she took up midwifery, which she also considers as one of her top choices for a college degree. Her immediate goal after passing the board examination is to find a job where she can practice her profession.

Nirvana joins 23 other new CSC MLE pass-ers comprised of Abundo, Diana Rose T., Aguilar, Ma. Marife G., Aquino, Jemarie O., Brides, Bevalyn P., Buitre, Rolerose P., Camatoy, Judy Rose C., Camu, Ella Abegail T., Eubra, Maria Ailene T., Flor, Ruby C., Grefalda, Gladys M., Lama, Gissel N., Nal-doza, Joy Raine G, Obico, Jhona Rey G., Quintal, Helen Die M., Rodulfo, Rodelyn, Temporal, Michelle Ross T., Sapico, Erel B., Sarmiento, Nealyn C., Sur-ban, Carol Mae P., Tabo, Jehoney B., Tabor, Mary

Nirvana!

Ann M., Ramirez, Lyzel O., Tusi, Fariza Mae O.

To date, CSC has already produced 14 mid-wifery board plac-ers, comprised of three 2nd Placers (Kathleen Shiela B. Ramirez - 2010, Erica B. Obogne – 2009, Maria Rosario T. Rodri-guez – 2006), two 4th Placers (Erlinda Frondozo-Tabor – 1990 and Kristel Mae V. Cervantes – 2007), one 6th placer (Chique S. Santos – 2007), four 7th Placers (Nirvana Josabel G. Ortiz - 2011, Roselyn O. Abines – 2010, Jonna Mae A. Quintal – 2009, Marilyn Idanan-Lucero – 1979), one 8th Placer (Jacqueline P. Laroya – 2008), one 9th Placer (Agnes F. Trinidad – 2007) and two 10th Placers (Cheyserr Kate R. Villegas – 2010 and Janessa M. Medrana – 2007) Meanwhile, CSC has already earned six cita-tions from the Professional Regulation Commission as Best Performing School nationwide. It was de-clared Top Performing School in 2010 and 2008, Second Best this 2011, in 2006 and in 2005 and Third Best in 2007.

CSC President Minerva I. Morales com-mended the faculty members of CSC CHS headed by Dean Jocelyn Ll. Jordan for attaining another sig-nificant accomplishment barely four months after it produced a 9th placer in the July 2011 Nurse Licen-sure Examination.

The CSC administration tendered a recogni-tion ceremony to its new MLE placer and passers on November 29, 2011. (GSR)

WHAT’s IN A NAME, Shake-

speare once asked. For Nir-

vana, it simply goes with the

name itself.

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C atanduanes State Colleges never runs out of feel good stories that, in the words of its

new president, Dr. Minerva I. Morales, thun-der across the island and beyond.

Jann Marvin Posada, 20, adds some more pages to these inspiring stories as the 9th placer in the July 2011 Nurse Licensure Ex-amination with a rating of 86%.

This March 2011 graduate of CSC College of Health Sciences expands the list of NLE li-censure examination topnotchers from CSC, coming after Kristine Ramos who placed 10th in 2009.

From news writer to being the news

As the young man of the hour, this former news editor of the CSC Statesman (the official tertiary student publication) brings with him many twists that could give good angles about him not as a reporter but as the subject of news.

Like, he could have graduated cum laude

if not for a slip in a minor subject, and during the arduous three months review, he fell ill—first of pneumonia, and then, of chicken pox.

And during that ailment, he had to be iso-lated and consequently had to go home to Pan-dan to get well. For two separate weeks, he skipped the review sessions. But he never missed the lessons even if he was, in his words, quarantined. He stayed connected with his notes, with his classmate and to his review center (A1).

Dean Jocelyn Jordan of the CSC College of Health Sciences was confident Marvin would make it. A few days before the release, the dean had mixed feelings of agitation and ex-citement. The test was difficult; some takers told that it proved their mettle on the basic foundation of nursing. But the CSC NLE first takers got one of highest passing rates at 85.56%

Overall, out of 78,123, only 37,513 passed the examination.

Finding his star

IN THE NEWS—Radyo ng Bayan OIC Station Manager Arlene O. Bagadiong interviews Jann Marvin . (GSR)

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Mind over matter Marvin is a good example of using positive

mental self imagery to attain lofty goals. When he missed graduating with honors, he redi-rected his focus on aiming for a good spot in the Nurse Licensure Examination. Weeks be-fore the review, he kept on affirming that he will make it to the top. It was not vain brag-ging but his way of attracting positive energy.

When he fell ill, he took it as a ‗good luck‘ sign. His fellow senior editor at the CSC Statesman, Jonathan Tulod, kidded that his being stricken with not just one, but two ail-ments at the height of their review classes will be a good news angle if ever Marvin tops the board examination. And top he did. And now, this story.

More signs

Kristine Ramos, 10th Placer in 2009 NLE, challenged the CSC nursing student to likewise aspire for the top in the licensure exam.

In her acceptance speech during the Rec-ognition Ceremonies, Kristine hoisted to the crowd a plastic clipboard that contains her scribbled notes during her review class. She told the nursing students that she is giving away the clipboard to anyone who also wishes to top the exam. That clipboard is a symbolic icon of hard work, dedication, excellence and faith.

Marvin stood up from the bleachers to get that clipboard, albeit with apprehension. So, somebody who already dashed to the stage got hold of it. But at the bleachers, Marvin was also able to clutch the clipboard. Luck must have rubbed on him more fully well.

Also, during their baccalaureate mass last March 2011, he was picked to carry to the altar the Nightingale Lamp representing the Bache-lor of Science in Nursing graduates. Now, he steered his batch to national prominence

Beyond stars If Madam Zenaida Seva admonishes every

morning: ―hindi hawak ng mga bituin ang at-ing kapalaran; gabay lamang sila,‖ Marvin likewise never pinned his fate solely on what‘s written in the stars. He was a diligent student. He never missed bringing his nursing text-books during press works in the student publi-cation. Even when exhausted on the wee hours, he would find a corner at the Office of the CSC Student Publication and start reading his books. He was never a nerd. He would carry some notebooks when asked to relax for a little booze; or he would set his time limit during night outs. When pressed till wee hours, he would ensure to attend his hospital duty or classes.

His journalistic and literary outputs speak also of his passion to his academics. One of his investigative reports delved on the fate of healthcare services amidst crippling budget deficit, and his literary piece, which was part of the national prize winner Abakatanduanes lit-erary anthology, spoke of his nightly trysts with Pilitteri.

Combining academics with a dash of co-curricular activities, he was awarded one of the outstanding student leaders of CSC for 2010-2011. In February this year, he skipped the national writing competition in favor of his review classes. This is the same writing event that gave him the 9th place in sports writing in 2010. Now, nine must be his lucky number of sorts.

One of CSC’s highest

The July 2011 passing rate for CSC is one of the highest in recent years. A recognition ceremony was tendered by the CSC to its new-est NLE topnotcher and passers. (GSR)

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H e kept the Sabbath Day holy, and for put-ting God first, everything fell into place.

Ramon Olalo Gonzales, 23, of Almo-juela, Viga Catanduanes, and March 2010 BS in Civil Engineering graduate of Catanduanes State Colleges (CSC) ranked 5th in the May 2011 Civil Engineering Board Examination given by the Professional Regulation Commission. And his story is yet another inspiring tale of unbend-ing faith and hard work. From long shot to big shot Ramon or Monching was considered by the CSC Department of Engineering to be a long shot in the CE board examination. He had de-liberately shelved his plan to enroll in a review class for the November 2010 CE board exami-nation because the dates of tests would fall on Saturday. As an Adventist, he has to save this day as a special day of worship. So while waiting for the May 2011 CE Board examination review class, he continued helping his septuagenarian abaca farmer father Dulcesimo and homemaker mother Belen to tend their abaca farm in Viga. His task was to manage other para-hag‘ot (abaca farmers) working in their abaca plantation, and this would also entail him to do the grind of abaca farming, which includes stripping the fibers. In between, he would also help in their ‗niyogan‘ (coconut plantation) and in tenanting a rice farm. For several months after his graduation, this was his task. And his modest income from selling their farm produce enabled him to save money for his review classes. Reclaiming CSC glory When the exam result came out, Ramon, with a rating of 94.05 percent, was the only placer among the Top 10 finishers who came from a state college in an island province. The

Into right place, right time

HIS MOTHER’S SON – Ramon with his mother Belen during the CSC Commencement Exer-cises. (Facebook grab)

rest of the topnotchers are from leading univer-sities and engineering schools in the country such as UP Los Baños, PUP, Mapua, TIP, Uni-versity of San Carlos in Cebu, University of Cebu, Mindanao State University and Univer-sity of San Carlos. Unknown to many, Monching is also a Registered Master Plumber. He took and passed the examination given by PRC in Febru-ary this year while dabbling in his review classes. In a phone interview, Ramon learned of his Top 5 rank while he was already aboard a bus bound for Catanduanes, or few days after finishing the exam. A classmate and fellow CE board passer relayed to him the good news, and soon, congratulatory messages started flooding his phone. Ramon is now the 18th graduate of CSC who topped the CE board examination.

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Board exam topnotchers of Viga Ramon finished his elementary educa-tion at Almojuela Elementary School in Viga as second honorable mention and his secondary education at San Jose National High School in Oco, Viga. He also recounts having participated in inter-school science and math quizzes during his intermediate grades. Incidentally, Kristine A. Ramos, CSC BSN graduate and 2009 Nurse Licensure Examination 10th placer, and Ramon were high school classmates. A strong groundwork Ramon considered Design Structure subject as the most challenging and Geotechni-cal Hydraulics as the easiest during the exami-nation. He added he got motivations from his professors at their Department of Civil Engi-neering and drew loads of inspiration from his family. In his Facebook account, he also inti-mated ―Nagbunga man yung five-months-no cellphone.‖ As of Friday evening, May 20, his Facebook account had over 50 wall posts of congratulations. However, it‘s not all serious stuff for this newest CE board topnotcher from CSC. On his FB Wall Post, he said he played Naruto 30 min-utes after the board examination. ―Kaawat ning result mga nheng, nakakaba,‖ was his reply to his friends‘ comments on his wall post. The first to break the news on his FB account was Dean Auruz Milagrosa, a 2010 CE graduate of CSC. Engr. Emmanuel Soriao, dean of the College of Technology, shared that apart from classroom teaching, the Department of Engi-neering (DE) also observes peer reviewing of upper classmen to senior and junior engineer-ing students. Taking the front on this peer learning sessions are the regional and national engineering quiz winners. Additionally, long before the Mother Tongue-Based Multilingual

Education (MLE) has been espoused by acade-micians, the CSC‘s DE has been using multilin-gual (aside from English as a medium of in-struction) approach in class lectures to distill concepts, formula, theories and other technical subject matters. The department also observes a strin-gent retention policy, alongside with a closely interactive mentoring with students. The Philippine Daily Inquirer docu-mented this best practice in instruction after the CSC gained national prominence when Ruben Quintal Jr. topped the licensure examination in 2005. The PDI took note of this ingeniously adopted mentoring by the CSC DE faculty mem-bers through the years. 14 new CSC CE’s Apart from Ramon, the other graduates of CSC who passed the CE board examination are Barceta, Rotgard Cabling; Fernandez, Mi-chael; Francisco, Dennis Velasco; Gonzales, Ramon Olalo; Magtagñob, Jayson Sambajon; Montano, Edgar Jr. San Juan; Morales, Jayson Tenito; Razal, Ian Pelagio; Soneja, Jay Andy Teves; Sorra, Philip Jayvid Sosito; Tabuzo, Xan-der; Tivar, Roncar Raffy Romero; Tonio, Alden Abareta and Vasol, Shiela Ann Bozar. Just like other CSC topntochers, Ramon received P15,000 and a certificate of recogni-tion from the CSC administration during the recognition ceremony for the May 2011 CSC CE board examination topnotcher and passers. (GSR)

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Recipient Sponsor Type of Scholarship/Benefits Degree/HEI Enrolled

CSC

Plan D – Dissertation assistance

Doctor of Education, CSC Ruben C. Velasco

Nemuel B. Borromeo

Plan B – Salary and regular em-ployment benefits, free tuition

and miscellaneous fees, monthly stipend, book allowance, sea

and land transportation allowance, dissertation/thesis

assistance

MA in Industrial Education, BU

Crispin S. Oliveros, Jr. Doctor of Education, CSC

Leonor S. Turbolencia Ph.D. in Educational Management, PNU

Dexter M. Toyado MS in Civil Engineering, UP Diliman

Mary Jane V. Bongais MA in Physical Education, PNU

Eric V. Evangelista Ph.D. in Mathematics, PNU

Ramon S. Idanan MS in Mechanical Engineering, TUP

Susan M. Tindugan

Plan C – Study Leave with pay (salary and regular employment

benefits)

Ph.D. in Filipino, BU

Eleanor G. Osido MS in Psychology, CEU

Josephine R. Tomagan Ph.D. in Filipino, BU

Gemma M. Samas Doctor of Education, CSC

Merle Alcantara MA in Industrial Education, CSC

Ronnie B. Santelices CHED

Plan A – benefits granted by sponsoring institution

Master in IT, TIP

Emily V. Romero DOST-PCHRD MS in Applied Nutrition, UP

Scholarship for Employees/Faculty Members

I n support to CSC‘s Staff Development program, 16 faculty members enjoyed, during CY 2011, various scholarship opportunities. Fourteen (14) of them were institutional scholars, while two

faculty members respectively earned CHED and DOST-PCHRD grants.

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Scholarship Program Number of Beneficiaries

Benefit/s granted 2nd Sem 2010-2011

1st Semester 2011-2012

2nd Sem 2011-2012

College Education Scholarship Assistance and Reward (CESAR) Program

1,307 1,775 1,775

Tuition and Miscellaneous Fees

College Unified Assistance (CUA) Program 1,365 1,085 1,045

Municipal Scholarship Grant 212 183 183

President Diosdado Macapagal – Agrarian Scholarship Program (PDMASP)

11 Renamed Agricultural Competitiveness

Enhancement Fund (ACEF) Scholarship Fund (See ACEF beneficiaries)

Citizen Battle Against Corruption (CIBAC) Partylist Scholarship Program

Not yet implemented

during the period

20 20 Tuition

Ako Bicol (AKB) Party List Scholarship Program 70 70 P 6, 000.00

Agricultural Competitiveness Enhancement Fund (ACEF) Scholarship Fund

5 4 P 5, 000.00

Bayan Muna 7 6 P 5, 000.00

Gabriela Women’s Partylist Scholarship Fund 5 5 P 5, 000.00

CHED Special Study Grant Program for Congressional Districts

44 38 38 P 2, 500.00

Provincial Government Scholarship Grant 9 6 6 P 5, 750.00

Full Merit Scholarship Program on Disparity for Gender & Development

No reported beneficiary

4 4 P 15, 000.00

Scholarship Full Merit (SF) 2 4 4 P 15,000.00

Scholarship Half (SH) 2 3 3 P 7,000.00

Dept. of Agrarian Reform—Programang Agraryo Iskolar See

PDMASP 10 10 Tuition and Misc. Fees

Dept. of Science Tech. Science Educ. Inst. (DOST – SEI) 5 8 8 P 6,000.00, Book, Transpo

& Clothing Allowance

Student Assistance Fund for Education (SAFE) 39 39 40 P 7, 500.00

One Town, One Scholar Scholarship Program 13 20 20 P 15,000.00

Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) Scholarship Program

2 2 2 Tuition and P 2, 000.00

monthly stipend

Panganiban Campus College Education Scholarship Assistance and Reward (CESAR) Program

115 142 122 Tuition and Misc. Fee

College Unified Assistance (CUA) Program 346 259 344 Tuition and Misc. Fee

Student Assistance Fund for Education (SAFE) 10 9 9 Tuition and Misc. Fee

One Town One Scholar Program 2 3 5 15,000.00

TOTAL 3,358 3,694 3,648

Government Funded Scholarship Program for CSC Tertiary Students

Scholarship for Tertiary Students

C SC obtaintained a record high of 19 sources of scholarship grants from the government and 9 private benefactors during the period in review.

An increasing trend in the number of institutional scholarship beneficiaries was also recorded during the period. The table below shows the detailed list of scholarship programs, its beneficiaries and the benefits granted.

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Benefit/s granted 2nd Sem 2010-2011

1st Sem 2011-2012

2nd Sem 2011-2012

Catanduanes Asso. in the USA (CAUSA) 4 1 1 P 3,500.00

Rural Bank of Camalig 10 7 7 Tuition and Misc., Uni-form & Book Allowance

Agricultural and Rural Development for Ca-tanduanes, Incorporated (ARDCI)

38 41 41 Tuition and Misc.

Fee

United 12 Scholarship Grant 1 1 - P 3, 500.00

Catanduanes State Colleges Scholarship Grant No reported beneficiary 2 2 P 5, 000.00

Catanduanes.Net Scholarship Program 4 P 5, 000.00 End of scholarship program

Catanduanes Contractors Association Scholars 9 1 1 P 5, 000.00

Bicol National Association of America (BNAA) 3 3 3 P 6, 832.50

Marino Tomagan Scholarship Program No reported beneficiary 1 1 Tuition and Misc. Fee

PANGANIBAN CAMPUS

Molave Scholarship Program 7 6 9 Tuition and Allolwance

ARDCI Scholarship Program 1 1 1 Tuition

Privately Funded Scholarship Program for CSC Tertiary Students


Benefit/s granted 2nd Semester 2010-2011

1st Semester 2011-2012

2nd Semester 2011-2012

CSC Main Campus

Tuition

Athletic 54 15 69

Barangay Scholars 67 90 105

ROTC Corps Commander 1 1 1

Hablon Dawani 34 27 23

FCSC & SBO Presidents 5 6 6

Valedictorian/Salutatorian - 3 -

Publication Editor In Chief 1 -

Dean’s Listers 21 21 21

CSC Panganiban Campus

Barangay Scholars 3 16 16 Tuition

Institutional scholarships offered by CSC to its tertiary students

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Title of Seminars/Trainings Name of Participants Sponsoring Agency Level

Symposium on e-Marketing: An Engine of Economic Growth & Profitability

January 26, 2011, CSC Gym

College of Business and Accountancy Students


Institutional

10th Luzonwide Higher Education Press Conference

January 31 – February 7, 2011, Teachers’ Camp Baguio City

John Elmar B. Templonuevo Elvin Randolph Jubay Jonathan Tulod Dave S. Tolentino Cyril Patrice Bernardino Joebert Angelo Toledo Marian Claire Tulod

Association of Luzon-wide Tertiary Publication Advisers ad Commission in Higher Education

Luzonwide

Symposium - “PASOA: Going Beyond Its Vision”

Feb. 9, 2011, CSC Gym/HRD Bld.g

College of Business and Accountancy Office Administration Students

Philippine Association of Students in Office Administration (PASOA) CSC Chapter

Institutional

Symposium on Laws Protecting Women and Children

February 28, 2011, HRD Building

All College of Arts and Sciences Students

Economic Society Institutional

Seminar o Drug Abuse & Prevention

July 16, 2011, CSC Gymnasium

All students taking up ROTC, LTS & CWTS

National Service Training Program (NSTP)

Institutional

Seminar on Cyber Addiction and Cyber Bullying

July 27, 2011, CSC Gymnasium

CSC Secondary & Tertiary Students

Guidance Counseling & Testing Office

Institutional

Pre-service Training: Assessment for Learning and Assessment Competencies of Teachers

August 25, 2011, DWC - Legazpi

Education Students ARCZONE Professional Development Center

Regional

Seminar sa Filipino: Understanding by Design (UbD)

August 20, 2011, Bicol University

Education Students Bicol University Graduate School

Regional

National Civil Engineering Summit

September 9 – 10, 2011, UP Diliman, Quezon City

Civil Engineering Students

UP Association of Civil Engineering Students

National

Seminars, trainings and workshops attended by CSC tertiary students in in-stitutional, provincial, regional and national levels

V arious co-curricular activities along the areas of youth leadership, journalism and communi-cation, teacher education, civil engineering, business, gender and development, environ-

mental protection, public administration and management, were participated in by the tertiary students of CSC during the year in review. These activities were fully supported by the CSC ad-ministration.

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Seminar on Current Trends in Delphi

September 17, 2011, HRD Building

3rd Year BS Information Technology students

College of Information & Communications Technology

Institutional

PNSA Bicol Regional Conference / Seminar: SYNAPSE 2011

September 23 – 26, 2011, Villa Caceres Hotel, Naga City

Nursing Students

Philippine Nursing Students Association (PNSA) – Bicol Regional Council

Regional

Training Workshop on The Use of Technology in Mathematics, September 22 – 24, 2011

Bicol University, Tabaco Campus, Tabaco City

BS Math and BS Education

PH. D. in Mathematics Education Student of Bicol University Tabaco Campus, Tabaco City

Regional

Leadership Training Activity September 23 – 25, 2011,

COEd Room College of Education Students

College of Education Student Organization

Institutional

4th Annual Conference of Criminology and Political Science Students of the Philippines

September 24 – 27, 2011, AFP Theater, Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City

Marissa S. Albay, Eric P. Amarillo, Jobert B. Aquino, Robina C. de Quiroz, Theresa A. Dolores, Benhur B. Gianan, Pamela Jane R. Idanan, Mark Joseph T. Ogena, Cindy Mae E. Sedillo, Arvie S. Sibya, Ma. Adena V. Teoxon, Jougrad O. Tusi, Abel T. Tuzara, Rene John M. Velasco, Ariel C. Vitalicio, Naneth T. Tubice

Communications Guild Consultancy Company

National

Regional Mid – Year Convention

September 30, 2011, CBD Plaza Hotel, Naga City, Camarines Sur

Karen Ailene T. Benavidez

National Federation of Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants Regional Council

Regional

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2011 Bicol Region PICE Student Summit

September 28 & 29, 2011, CSPC Auditorium, CSPC Campus, Nabua, Camarines Sur

Raymund M. Garcia Christian A. Lareza Mark Joseph C. Tablizo Margarette J. Telpo Rey Carlito T. Regalado

Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges (CSPC) Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers Student Chapter

Regional

13th UST National Campus Journalism

October 13 – 15, 2011, Thomas Aquinas Research Complex Auditorium, University of Sto. Tomas

Jonathan V. Tulod Dave S. Tolentino Marian Claire V. Tulod John Ely B. Templonuevo Christine May T. Petajen Bren Garette Z. Rivera

The Varsitarian – The Official Student Publication of the University of Santo Tomas

National

Launching of the Leadership Communities (LeadCom)

November 3, 2011, Asian Institute of Management Conference Center, Makati City

John Anthony F. Romero Emlyn M. Lanon Jaenoll Palmes Joanna N. Sarmiento Cynthia Tuibeo

Ayala Foundation, Inc.

National

Symposium on Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000

November 14 – 15, 2011, CSC Gymnasium

All college students Federated College Student Council

Institutional

1st Bicol Youth Hour (BYH) 2011

December 2 – 4, 2011, Bicol University, College of Science Auditorium, Legazpi City

Carlito Gelito Marlon Briongos Donelie Kay Asanza Joan Vanessa Vargas Mary Love Tuplano Ryan Aster Rodriguez

The Outstanding Students of the Philippines (TOSP) Bikol Alumni Community and PLDT

Regional

Seminar- Workshop on Student Organizations Cash Management and Financial Statements Presentation

December 6, 2011, Provincial Capitol Dome, Virac, Catanduanes

Selected Recognized Organizations Officers

Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants (JPIA)

Institutional

49th National Rizal Youth Leadership Institute Conference

December 10 – 14, 2011, Senior Mess Hall, Teachers

John Ely Templonuevo Ronald Yusores Christine May Petajen Eric Villamar

OSSEI National

SOURCE: Office of Student Services

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T he students are the best image builders of the CSC. Year 2011 proved to be another fruitful year for CSC students. From provincial to national levels, CSC students won in various co-

curricular competitions, underscoring once more their competitiveness and the quality of honing they get from the institution.

Our student achievers in co-curricular undertakings

C SC Statesman, the official student tertiary student publication of the

Catanduanes State Colleges reasserted once more its track record when it garnered 14 major awards in the group and individual writing contests in the 2011 Luzonwide Higher Education Press Conference held on February 2-5, 2011 at Teacher‘s Camp in Baguio City . The official tertiary student publication of the Catanduanes State Colleges contributed the biggest wins for the Region V delegation, thus steering Bicol among the seven competing regions in Luzon, including the guest region Central Visayas.

Some 700 regional winners vied for the Top 10 places in 12 journalism categories.

The CSC‘s winners are John Elmar B. Templonuevo (BSEd) - 4th, Editorial Writing English and 4th Copyreading and Headline Writing English; Jonathan V. Tulod (BSCE) - 3rd, Sports Writing English; Elvin Randolph R. Jubay (BSA) - 4th Poetry Writing Filipino; Cyril Patrice O. Bernardino (BS Bio) - 3rd, Feature Writing English and 9th, Poetry Writing English; Dave S. Tolentino (BSEd)- 2nd, Feature Writing Filipino; Bren Garette Z. Rivera (BS Bio) - 4th Place Photojournalism Filipino; and Joebert C. Angelo Toledo (BSIT) - 9th Place, Comics Strip Illustration.

In the group competition, the CSC Statesman Magazine was also proclaimed among the Top 10 winners – Best News Page, 6th; and Best Cover Design, 4th; while the CSC Statesman Newsletter was adjudged Best in DevCom Page, 9th; Best in Editorial Page, 6th; Best in Sports Page, 8th.

Two hundred thirty-one (231) publications from various government and private colleges and universities also vied for the Top 10 places in the group contests.

ONCE MORE – successful CSC contestants in the 10th Luzonwide Higher Education Press Conference this February 2011 (L-R) – Marian Claire Tulod, Cyril Patrice Bernardino, Joebert Angelo Toledo, Bren Ga-rette Rivera, Jonathan Tulod, John Elmar Tem-plonuevo, Dave Tolentino and Elvin Randolph Jubay.

Outstanding Campus Writers

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F or three consecutive

months in the First Quar-

ter of 2011, six Civil Engi-

neering students of CSC scored tri-

ple victories in Region V CE quizzes.

In 2nd PaCEkatan 2011 Civil

Engineering Quiz sponsored by the

Besavilla Review Center and the Bi-

col University on March 16, 2011,

John Michael T. Bernal, 4th year civil

engineering student, was declared

champion. He was followed by Ben-

james T. Go, 5th year, 1st Runner Up

and Yuri Soriao, 4th year, 4th Runner

Up.

Earlier in February 11, 2011, Bernal won 1st Runner Up in the PaCEklaban sa Bikol 2011 sponsored by the Review Innovations and the Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers – Bicol University Chapter at BU College of Engineering, Legazpi City. Benjames Go won 3rd Runner Up, while Yuri Soriao was the 6th Runner Up. In the 2011 1st Mega Challenge Quiz Show sponsored by the Mega Review and Tutorial Cen-ter at Ateneo de Naga University, the team of Michael T. Bernal, Jeremy M. Dela Cruz and Ma. Karla T. Avila won 1st Runner Up while the team of Benjames T. Go, Jerwin D. Mendoza and Yuri R. Soriao was declared 2nd Runner Up. Moreover, on October18, 2011, John Michael T. Bernal and Ma. Karla T. Avila won First and Second places in the 2011 Region V Civil Engineering Quiz (CE) held at Camarines Sur Polytechnic College, Nabua, Camarines Sur. Bernal and Avila, both fifth year BS in Engineering, were coached by Engr. Michael M. Tra-ballo. The annual competition is sponsored by Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers and Mega Review Center, Manila, and participated in by various universities and colleges in Bicol region. The CE quiz is one of the highlights of the 2011 Regional PICE Students‘ Summit aside from the techni-cal lectures and tower building competition. Through the years, CSC has consistently maintained its top standing in the regional and na-tional civil engineering quizzes.

TOP FINISHERS – John Michael T. Bernal (first placer) and Ma. Karla T. Avila (second placer) once more reas-sert CSC’s supremacy in Region V Civil Engineering Quiz.

Top CE quizzers

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J ohn Elmar B. Templonuevo, a BSEd English student of the Catanduanes State Colleges topped the annual search for Ten Outstanding Students of Bicol for School Year 2010-2011. The search was conducted by Ako Bikol Partylist, CHEDRO V and Philippine Association of Campus

Student Advisers. Templonuevo earned his baccalaureate degree on March 24, 2011 as Magna Cum Laude. A veteran campus journalist, he won in various regional and national collegiate press conferences during his stint as senior section editor and editor in chief of the CSC Statesman, the official tertiary student publication of CSC. He likewise steered and took part in the publication‘s numerous socially incisive editions that tackle a broad spectrum of prevailing issues as well as the promotion of language and literature through the productions of award-winning literary folios. He is the campus-based President of Youth for Christ organization. Templonuevo hurdled the evaluation, screening and final interview by a panel of judges from the academe, government, business and private sectors, and emerged the top winner from the 102 nominees from various colleges and universities in Bicol. Another CSC student, Elvin Randolph R. Jubay was Rank 15 in the search and was recognized during the awarding ceremonies as a finalist. He was also among the final qualifiers who were screened and picked from 120 hopefuls, which was trimmed to 52 and eventually shortlisted to 25 for final interview.

REGION’S FINEST – John Elmar B. Templonuevo (center) of CSC ranks first in the search for Ten Outstanding Students of Bicol (TOSB).

Top Student in Region V

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T aekwondo flyweight and featherweight fighters Karl Dominic Bogabil, fourth year BS

in Information Management, and Jelly Mae Vargas, third year BSBA student, valiantly carried the CSC flag as they garnered gold medals in the 2011 Region V State Colleges and Universities Athletic Association (SCUAA) Meet held at Camarines Norte State College (CNSC) on November 20-25, 2011.

Another taekwondo player, Laarni Eusebio of the flyweight division, pocketed a silver medal, along with Danforth King Tayo and Joana Marie Eusebio, both in fin weight category, who correspondingly earned bronze medals.

Likewise, chess player Julius Bilolo, third year BSCE student, conquered his adversaries in the chess match after making a flawless record and eventually nipping the lone gold medal for the CSC Chess contingent.

The chess women players Margarette Telpo, Florie Mae Gianan, Marjoreen Sabeniano and Crisanta Benitez clutched the 2nd runner-up honors.

Furthermore, the CSC softball team comprised of Kristine Buendia, Janice Cabrera, Joanna Del Barrio, Carmi Joy Giray, Aiko Gentica, Stephen Mari Ibayan, Mechille Karl Ibayan, Joy Tomagan, Joy Lopez, Angelica Rodriguez, Maria Traqueña and Karen Tenerife bagged the 1st runner-up honors.

The CSC lady netters Joy Caroline Balmadrid, Mary Anne Cabrera, Joy Ogalesco and Katrina Peña won the silver medal.

Jezreel Delos Santos stood out as a multiple medal hauler after amassing the silver medals in both 400 and 800-meter dash, and silver medals in the 4x100-meter relay.

Panganiban Campus track field players Mark John Rañen also won 3rd place in 100-meter dash, 4th place in 200-meter dash and 2nd place in 4x200-meter relay; and Ignacio Torres, bagged the 3rd place in shot put. Other athletes who bagged bronze medals were Danilo Tipo Jr. (high jump, male division) and Syrah Joy Traqueña (high jump, female category).

GOLD WINNERS - Jelly Mae Vargas and Karl Domi-nic Bogabil, CSC’s top taekwondo players.

Best athletes in regional athletic meet

Central Organizations College of Technology – Dep't of Information & Comm. Technology

CSC Federated College Student Council COT – DICT Student Body Organization

The CSC Statesman, Official Tertiary Student Publication Association of Information Technology Students

Central English Club COT – DICT English Club

Mathematics Circle CSC Junior Philippine Computer Students

Mathematics Society COT – DICT Women’s Club

Central Physical Education Club Information System Student Organization

CSC Debating Society Information Management Student Organization

Samahang Sentral ng Filipino College of Technology – Department of Engineering

Care and Share Youth Organization COT Department of Engineering Student Body Organization

Central Women’s Circle COT Department of Engineering English Club

Kabataang Pangarap ni Rizal Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers

Peer Councilor’s Club Fifth Year Engineering Students Associations

College of Agriculture and Fisheries COT – DE Women’s Club

CAF Student Body Organization College of Education

Agriculture Student Organization College of Education Student Organization

CAF English Club College of Education English Club

Crop Science Society College of Education Women’s Club

CAF Women’s Club Daliwawa: Official Student Publication

College of Arts and Sciences College of Health Sciences

CAS Student Body Organization College of Health Sciences Student Body Organization

Biological Science Society College of Health Sciences English Club

CAS English Club Nutrition and Dietetics Association

Economics Society Philippine Nursing Students Association - CSC Chapter

Natural Science Society Heringgilya: Official Student Publication

Political Science Society CSC PANGANIBAN CAMPUS

Mathematics Society CSC Panganiban Campus Supreme Student Council

College of Business and Accountancy Fraternities / Sororities

CBA Student Body Organization Alpha Kappa Rho

CBA English Club Alpha Mu Omega

Association of Future Business Administration Alpha Phi Omega

Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants Alpha Sigma Omicron

Phil. Asso. of Students in Office Administration Beta Sigma

Young Entrepreneurs Society Scouts Royale Brotherhood/Sisterhood International Service

CBA Women’s Club Tau Gamma Phi

College of Technology – Dep’t of Industrial Technology Other Organizations

COT – DIT Student Body Organization Group of Environment Enthusiast of Catanduanes

COT – DIT English Club AGAPE Generation

Student Association for Catanduanes Exemplary

S tudent governments, publications, clubs, associations and societies of various disciplines, as well as fraternities, religious and civic organizations, keep the CSC abuzz with year-round extra

class activities.

Accredited Student Organizations

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Unit Qty Book Title/Author/Copyright Date Unit Cost Total

Amount

1 8 STEPS TO CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT SUCCESS / KAPALKA / c2009 (PB) 2,595.00 2,595.00

Copy

1 ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS4 / BOTELLO / c.2010 W/CD (PB) 3,595.00 3,595.00

1 APPLIED STATISTICS FOR PUBLIC & NON-PROFIT ADMINISTRATION, 7ED / MEIER / c.2009 (PB)

4,895.00 4,895.00

1 AQA GCSE ENGLISH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE FOUNDATION / DAVIES / c.2010 (PB)

2,495.00 2,495.00

1 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND ETHICS / FISHER / c.2008 (PB) 3,295.00 3,295.00

1 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING & DESIGN, 6ED / JEFFERIS / c.2011 W/CD (PB) 8,195.00 8,195.00

1 ASSESSMENT: A PRACTICAL GUIDE PRIMARY TEACHERS / OVERALL / c.2006 (PB) 2,395.00 2,395.00

1 AUTOCAD 2012 TUTOR FOR ENGINEERING GRAPHICS / LANG / c.2012 (PB) 8,995.00 8,995.00

1 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION/TRANSAXLE (TEST A2), 5ED / DELMAR ASE TEST PREPARATION / c.2012 (PB)

1,995.00 1,995.00

1 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE: INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE, REPAIR, 3ED / GILLES / c.2008 W/CD (PB)

8,195.00 8,195.00

1 BIOLOGY CONCEPTS AND INVESTIGATIONS, 2ED / HOEFNAGELS / c.2012 (PB) 3,495.00 3,495.00

1 BRAKE (TEST A5), 5ED / DELMAR ASE TEST PREPARATION / c.2011 (PB) 1,995.00 1,995.00

1 BUILDING VOCABULARY FOR COLLEGE, 8ED / SMITH / c.2012 (PB) 4,695.00 4,695.00

1 BUSINESS COMMUNICATION / KRIZAN, c2008 / PB 3,995.00 3,995.00

1 CHEMISTRY, 2ED / BURDGE / c.2011 (PB) 3,995.00 3,995.00

1 CHILDREN, PLAY, AND DEVELOPMENT, 4ED / HUGHES / c.2010 (PB) 2,995.00 2,995.00

1 CISCO ASA CONFIGURATION / DEAL / c.2009 (PB) 4,495.00 4,495.00

1 CNC MACHINING HANDBOOK / OVERBY / c.2011(PB) 2,495.00 2,495.00

1 COLOR HARMONY: PACKAGING / ORIGIN / c.2008 W/CD (PB) 1,995.00 1,995.00

1 COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING TECHNIQUES, 2ED / WIRZ / c2010 W/CD (HB)

9,995.00 9,995.00

1 COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS ENGINES (TEST H1) / DELMAR ASE TEST PREPARA-TION / c.2011 (PB)

1,995.00 1,995.00

1 COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE AND ORGANIZATION: DESIGN PRINCIPLES AND APPLI-CATION, 2ED / GOVINDARAJALU / c.2010 (PB)

2,195.00 2,195.00

1 COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND EMBEDDED SYSTEMS, 6ED / HAMACHER / c.2012 (PB)

3,295.00 3,295.00

2 COMPUTERIZED ENGINE CONTROLS, 9ED / HATCH / c.2012 (PB) 6,995.00 13,990.00

1 CONFIGURING CISCO UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER AND UNITY CONNEC-TION, 2ED / BATEMAN / c.2011 (PB)

5,495.00 5,495.00

1 CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS, METHODS, AND TECHNIQUES: BUILDING FOR A SUS-TAINABLE FUTURE, 3ED / SPENCE / c.2011 (PB)

7,295.00 7,295.00

1 CONSTRUCTION PROCESS PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT / LEVY / c.2010 (HB) 8,295.00 8,295.00

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1.8 million pesos worth of books purchased in 2011

A total of Php 1,089,815.00 books was purchased by the CSC Administration in its effort to continuously upgrade the Colleges‘ library holding. The amount covers a total of 484

volumes. Apart from the purchased books, there were also 57 donated books during the year. The table below shows the details of the purchased books in 2011.

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Amount

1 Correct Your English Errors, c2009 / Collins 995.00 995.00

Copy

1 DESIGN OF MACHINE ELEMENT, 3ED / BHANDARI / c.2010 (PB) 1,495.00 1,495.00

1 DEVELOPING TEACHERS ASSESSMENT / GARDNER, c2010 / PB 2,795.00 2,795.00

1 DIGITAL ELECTRONICS: PRINCIPLES & APPLICATIONS, 7ED / TOKHEIM / c.2008 (PB) 5,995.00 5,995.00

1 EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS, 2ED / CANESTRARI / c.2010 (PB) 3,795.00 3,795.00

1 EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUES FOR CHILD CARE / ARNOLD / c.2009 (PB) 1,695.00 1,695.00

1 ELECTRIC MACHINERY FUNDAMENTALS, 5ED / CHAPMAN / c.2012 (PB) 2,995.00 2,995.00

1 ELECTRIC MOTORS AND CONTROL SYSTEMS / PETRUZELLA / c.2010 (PB) 2,495.00 2,495.00

1 ELECTRICAL SAFETY HANDBOOK, 3ED / CADICK / c.2006 (HB) 5,995.00 5,995.00

1 ELECTRICITY & CONTROLS FOR HVAC/R, 6ED / HERMAN / c.2010 (PB) 8,895.00 8,895.00

1 ELECTRICITY FOR REFRIGERATION, HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING, 8ED / SMITH / c.2011 (PB) 8,795.00 8,795.00

1 ELECTRONIC AND ELECTRICAL SERVICING, 2ED / SINCLAIR / c.2007 (PB) 3,295.00 3,295.00

1 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS: A STEP BY STEP APPROACH, 8ED / BLUMAN / c.2012 W/CD (PB) 3,495.00 3,495.00

1 ENGINE PERFORMANCE (TEST A8), 5ED / DELMAR ASE TEST PREPARATION / c.2012 (PB) 1,995.00 1,995.00

1 ENGLISH VERBS & ESSENTIALS OF GRAMMAR: FOR ESL LEARNERS, / SWICK, c2010 / PB 795.00 795.00

1 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, 13ED / MILLER / c.2010 (PB) 7,495.00 7,495.00

1 ESSENTIAL BATHROOMS / CONRAN / c.2010 (HB) 1,895.00 1,895.00

1 ESSENTIAL CHILDREN'S ROOMS / CONRAN / c.2011 (HB) 1,895.00 1,895.00

1 ESSENTIAL COLOUR / CONRAN / c.2011 (HB) 1,895.00 1,895.00

1 ESSENTIAL SMALL SPACES / CONRAN / c.2012 (HB) 1,895.00 1,895.00

1 ESSENTIAL STORAGE / CONRAN / c.2010 (HB) 1,895.00 1,895.00

1 ESSENTIALS OF BIOLOGY, 2ED / MADER / c.2010 (PB) 2,995.00 2,995.00

1 ETHICS , BUSINESS AND SOCIETY: MANAGING RESPONSIBLY / GUPTA , c2010/ PB 2,295.00 2,295.00

1 ETHICS FOR THE INFORMATION AGE, 4ED / QUINN / c.2011 (PB) 6,995.00 6,995.00

1 EXPLORING ADOBE INDESIGN CS5 / RYDBERG / c.2011 /WCD (PB) 3,995.00 3,995.00

1 FORMAL LANGUAGES AND AUTOMATA THEORY / SUNITHA / c.2010 (PB) 995.00 995.00

1 FOUNDATIONS IN MICROBIOLOGY, 8E C2012 /TALARO 3,595.00 3,595.00

1 GENERAL, ORGANIC AND BIOCHEMISTRY ,7E C2010/DENNISTON 3,495.00 3,495.00

1 GIMSON'S PRONUNCIATION OF ENGLISH, 7ED / CRUTTENDEN / c.2008 (PB) 3,595.00 3,595.00

1 GROB'S BASIC ELECTRONICS, 11ED / SCHULTZ / c.2011 W/CD (PB) 3,595.00 3,595.00

1 How to be a Successful Secondary Teacher, c2006 / Leach 2,595.00 2,595.00

1 HTML5 AND CSS3: INTRODUCTORY / VODNIK / c.2011 (PB) 3,995.00 3,995.00

1 Human Resource Management, 9e c2008 / Byars 3,195.00 3,195.00

1 HVACR 301 / ACA / c.2011 (PB) 7,495.00 7,495.00

1 IMPLEMENTING CISCO UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS VOICE OVER IP AND QoS (CVOICE): FOUNDATION LEARNING GUIDE / WALLACE / c.2011 (HB)

5,995.00 5,995.00

1 INTEGRATING TEACHING, LEARNING, AND ACTION RESEARCH / STRINGER / c.2010 (PB) 2,695.00 2,695.00

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Amount

1 INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOKS AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS / CARTER / c.2009 (PB) 2,295.00 2,295.00

Copy

1 INTRODUCING AND PHONOLOGY, 3ED / DAVENPORT / c.2010 (PB) 2,995.00 2,995.00

1 INTRODUCING ENGLISH GRAMMAR, 2ED / BORJARS / c.2010 (PB) 2,895.00 2,895.00

1 INTRODUCTION TO MASS COMMUNICATION: MEDIA LITERACY AND CULTURE, 7ED / BARAN / c.2012 (PB)

3,395.00 3,395.00

1 JAVA PROGRAMMING: FROM PROBLEM ANALYSIS TO PROGRAM DESIGN / MALIK / c.2012 (PB) 6,695.00 6,695.00

1 JOURNALISM, 2ED / HARCUP / c.2009 (PB) 3,295.00 3,295.00

1 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, 4ED / SIMONDS / c.2006 (HB) 6,495.00 6,495.00

1 LINEAR ALGEBRA: A MODERN INTRODUCTION, 2ED / POOLE / c.2006 W/CD (PB) 3,995.00 3,995.00

1 MANUAL DRIVE TRAIN AND AXLES (TEST A3), 5ED / DELMAR ASE TEST PREPARA-TION / c.2011 (PB)

1,995.00 1,995.00

1 MASS COMMUNICATION THEORY FOUNDATIONS, FERMENT, FUTURE , 6ED / BARAN / c.2012 (PB)

7,495.00 7,495.00

1 MASTERPIECES OF PHILOSOPHICAL LITERATURE / COOKSY / c.2006 (PB) 3,795.00 3,795.00

1 MICROELECTRONIC CIRCUIT DESIGN, 4ED / JAEGER / c.2011 (PB) 3,595.00 3,595.00

1 MICROSOFT VISUAL BASIC 2010 FOR WINDOWS APPLICATIONS: INTRODUCTORY / SHELLY / c.2011 (PB)

3,595.00 3,595.00

1 MODERN DIESEL TECHNOLOGY MOBILE EQUIPMENT HYDRAULICS: A SYSTEMS AND TROUBLESHOOTING APPROACH / WATSON / c.2011 (PB)

5,895.00 5,895.00

1 No More Theories Please!: A Guide for Elementary Teachers, c2009 / Masao 2,595.00 2,595.00

1 PHOTOSHOP 3D FOR ANIMATORS / ELMANSY / c.2011 W/DVD (PB) 4,195.00 4,195.00

1 PHP PROGRAMMING WITH SQL, 2ED / GOSSELIN / c.2011 (PB) 5,195.00 5,195.00

1 PHYSICS: A CONCEPTUAL WORLD VIEW, 7ED / KIRKPATRICK / c.2010 (PB) 8,995.00 8,995.00

1 PORTRAIT OF A PROFESSION /MOSS 1,895.00 1895.00

1 PORTABLE ELECTRONICS / DONOVAN / c.2009 (PB) 4,595.00 4,595.00

1 POWER ELECTRONICS / HART / c.2011 (PB) 2,995.00 2,995.00

1 POWER EQUIPMENT ENGINE TECHNOLOGY / ABDO / c.2011 (HB) 6,795.00 6,795.00

1 PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY: THE MOLECULAR SCIENCE / MOORE / c.2010 (PB) 7,995.00 7,995.00

1 Principles of Financial & Managerial Accounting Using Excel for Success, c2012 w/ Access / Reeve 8,995.00 8,995.00

1 Principles of General, Organic & Biological Chemistry, 2012 / Smith 2,895.00 2,895.00

1 Principles of Microeconomics, 10e c2011 / Arnold 8,995.00 8,995.00

1 PRINCIPLES OF MODERN CHEMISTRY, 7ED / OXTOBY / c.2012 (PB) 8,995.00 8,995.00

1 PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE, 3ED / LOUDEN / c.2012 (PB) 8,995.00 8,995.00

1 REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING TECHNOLOGY, 6ED / WHITMAN / c.2009 W/CD (HB) 8,995.00 8,995.00

1 RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION ACADEMY: CARPENTRY, 3ED / VOGT / c.2012 (HB) 8,895.00 8,895.00

1 RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION ACADEMY: HVAC, 2ED / SILBERSTEIN / c.2012 (HB) 7,895.00 7,895.00

1 STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR PUBLIC RELATIONS/SMITHC 2009 PB 4,995.00 4,995.00

1 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS IN THEORY AND PRACTICE / WILLIAMS / c.2009 (PB) 8,295.00 8,295.00

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Amount

1 STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS FOR ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS / OCHSHORN / c.2010 (PB) 8,995.00 8,995.00

Copy

1 SUSPENSION AND STEERING (TEST A4), 5ED / DELMAR ASE TEST PREPARATION / c.2012 (PB)

1,995.00 1,995.00

1 SYSTEMS THINKERS IN ACTION / DESPRES, c2008 / PB 3,795.00 3,795.00

1 TEACHING GRAMMAR IN SECOND LANGUAGE CLASSROOMS / NASSAJI / c.2011 (PB) 3,795.00 3,795.00

1 TEACHING TEACHERS: PROCESSES AND PRACTICES / MALDEREZ / C.2007 (PB) 3,795.00 3,795.00

1 TECHNOLOGY OF MACHINE TOOLS, 7ED / KRAR / c.2011 (PB) 3,495.00 3,495.00

1 THE COMPLETE GRAPHIC DESIGNER / HEMBREE / c.2008 1,995.00 1,995.00

1 THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO A CLUTTER-FREE HOME / BLACK & DECKER / c.2009 (PB) 2,095.00 2,095.00

1 THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO BUILT-INS / BLACK & DECKER / c.2011 (PB) 2,295.00 2,295.00

1 THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO CERAMIC TILE / BLACK & DECKER / c.2010 W/DVD (PB) 2,495.00 2,495.00

1 THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO FINISHING BASEMENTS / BLACK & DECKER / c.2009 (PB) 2,095.00 2,095.00

1 THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO KITCHENS / BLACK & DECKER / c.2010 W/DVD (PB) 2,295.00 2,295.00

1 THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO LANDSCAPE PROJECTS / BLACK & DECKER / c.2010 (PB) 2,195.00 2,195.00

1 THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO MASONRY & STONEWORK / BLACK & DECKER / c.2010 W/DVD (PB)

2,595.00 2,595.00

1 THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO OUTDOOR CARPENTRY / BLACK & DECKER / c.2009 (PB) 2,095.00 2,095.00

1 THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO PORCHES & PATIO ROOMS / BLACK & DECKER / c.2009 (PB) 2,095.00 2,095.00

1 THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO WINDOWS & E ENTRYWAYS / BLACK & DECKER / c.2008 (PB) 2,095.00 2,095.00

1 THE CREATIVE TEACHING &LEARNING RESOURCE BOOK / BEST/ c.2008 (PB) 3,795.00 3,795.00

1 THE GREENWOOD DICTIONARY OF EDUCATION / COLLINS, c2003 / PB 2,795.00 2,795.00

1 THE SUCCESSFUL INTERNSHIP, 3E / SWEITZER, c2009 / PB 3,595.00 3,595.00

1 THE TEACHER'S SURVIVAL GUIDE: REAL CLASSROOM DILEMMAS AND PRACTICAL SOLU-TIONS / MAJOR / c.2008 (PB)

2,995.00 2,995.00

1 THE TWENTY GREATEST PHILOSOPHY BOOKS / GARVEY, c2008 / PB 1,195.00 1,195.00

1 THERMODYNAMICS: CONCEPTS AND APPLICATIONS / TURNS / c.2006 (PB) 8,395.00 8,395.00

1 TODAY'S TECHNICIAN AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE SYSTEMS, 5ED / OWEN / c.2011 CLASSROOM & SHOP MANUAL (PB)

6,795.00 6,795.00

1 TODAY'S TECHNICIAN TRANSMISSION & TRANSAXLES, 5ED / ERJAVEC / c.2011 CLASSROOM & SHOP MANUAL (PB)

7,395.00 7,395.00

1 TRIM & FINISH CARPENTRY / BLACK & DECKER / c.2010 W/DVD (PB) 1,995.00 1,995.00

1 TROUBLESHOOTING AND REPAIRING MAJOR APPLIANCES, 2ED / KLEINERT / c.2007 (HB) 4,995.00 4,995.00

1 UNDERSTANDING CREATIVITY IN EARLY CHILDHOOD / WRIGHT / c.2010 (PB) 2,995.00 2,995.00

1 UNDERSTANDING THE RESEARCH PROCESS / OLIVER / c.2010 (PB) 2,995.00 2,995.00

1 WEB DESIGN: A BEGINNER'S GUIDE, 2ED / WILLIARD / c.2010 (PB) 2,195.00 2,195.00

1 WEB DESIGN: INTRODUCTORY, 4ED / SHELLY / c.2012 (PB) 4,695.00 4,695.00

1 WORLD ENGLISHES, 2ED / MELCHERS / c.2011 (PB) 3,395.00 3,395.00

1 WRITING QUALITATIVE RESEARCH , 3E / WOLCOTT , c2009 / PB 3,495.00 3,495.00

1 TURNING AVERAGE INSTRUCTION INTO GREAT INSTRUCTION / O'CONNOR, c2009 / PB 2,195.00 2,195.00

1 RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS: A PROCESS APPROACH, 8ED / BORDENS / c.2011 (PB) 2,995.00 2,995.00

1 DYNAMICS EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP TEAMS / JENNINGS / c.2008 (PB) 1,895.00 1,895.00

1 IMPROVING STANDARDS-BASED LEARNING / CARR / c.2009 (PB) 2,695.00 2,695.00

1 LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT IN EDUCATION / BUSH / C.2008 (PB) 3,795.00 3,795.00

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Amount

Copy

1 KEY ISSUES IN EDUCATION POLICY / WARD / c.2009 (PB) 2,995.00 2,995.00

1 COLLABORATIVE LEADERSHIP, 2ED / RUBIN / c.2009 (PB) 2,395.00 2,395.00

1 WRITING YOUR THESIS, 2ED / OLIVER / c.2009 (PB) 2,895.00 2,895.00

1 BUILDING SUSTAINABLE LEADERSHIP CAPACITY / BLANKSTEIN / c.2009 (PB) 2,695.00 2,695.00

1 QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH IN COMMUNICATION / ALLEN / c.2009 (PB) 3,795.00 3,795.00

1 FROM SYSTEMS THINKING TO SYSTEMATIC ACTION: 48 KEY QUESTIONS TO GUIDE THE JOURNEY / JENKINS / c.2008 (PB)

2,395.00 2,395.00

1 COMPARATIVE AND INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION / PHILLIPS / c.2008 (PB) 3,295.00 3,295.00

1 LEADING PRACTICE IN EARLY YEARS SETTINGS, 2ED / WHALLEY / c.2011 (PB) 2,195.00 2,195.00

1 EARLY CHILDHOOD STUDIES, 3ED / PARKER-REES / c.2010 (PB) 2,895.00 2,895.00

1 FROM RESEARCH TO PRACTICE / GREALY / c.2009 (PB) 3,795.00 3,795.00

1 EDUCATING EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN, 13ED / KIRK / c.2012 (PB) 7,795.00 7,795.00

1 TOWARDS SUCCESSFUL LEARNING, 2ED / PARDOE / c.2009 (PB) 1,895.00 1,895.00

1 DEVELOPING YOUR LEADERSHIP IN THE EARLY YEARS / BRIGGS / c.2009 (PB) 2,595.00 2,595.00

1 THE ESSENTIALS OF SCHOOL LEADERSHIP, 2ED / DAVIES / c.2009 (PB) 3,295.00 3,295.00

1 FACULTY SUCCESS THROUGH MENTORING / BLAND / c.2009 (PB) 2,995.00 2,995.00

1 ELEMENTARY CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT, 4ED / WEINSTEIN / c.2007 (PB) 2,995.00 2,995.00

1 CONTEMPORARY READINGS IN LITERACY EDUCATION / CAPPELLO / c.2010 (PB) 3,895.00 3,895.00

1 UNDERSTANDING CULTURAL DIVERSITY IN THE EARLY YEARS / BALDOCK / c.2010 (PB) 2,995.00 2,995.00

1 TEACHING AND LEARNING FROM THE INSIDE OUT / CARR / c.2008 (PB) 2,395.00 2,395.00

1 DYSLEXIA IN THE PRIMARY CLASSROOM / HALL / c.2009 (PB) 2,195.00 2,195.00

1 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, 4ED / BRUCE / c.2011 (PB) 3,595.00 3,595.00

1 PLANNING EFFECTIVE INSTRUCTION, 3ED / PRICE / c.2007 (PB) 4,995.00 4,995.00

1 Introduction to Research Methods in Education, c2009 / Punch 3,495.00 3,495.00

1 Educational Administration, 6e c2012 / Lunenburg 8,995.00 8,995.00

1 Practical Interventions for Young People at Risk, c2010 / Geldard 2,995.00 2,995.00

1 RESEARCH DESIGN : QUALITATIVE , QUANTITATIVE AND MIXED METHODS AP-PROACHES , 3E / CRESWELL, c2009 / PB

4,995.00 4,995.00

1 THE ART OF LEADERSHIP , 3E / MANNING , c2009 / PB 2,395.00 2,395.00

1 PLANNING FOR EDUCATIONAL CHANGE : PUTTING PEOPLE AND THEIR CONTEXT FIRST / WEDELL, c2009 / PB

3,795.00 3,795.00

1 STRATEGIC PUBLIC RELATIONS: AN AUDIENCE FOCUSED APPROACH / BRWON, c2012 / PB

5,595.00 5,595.00

1 POSITIVE TRUSTING RELATIONSHIPS WITH CHILDREN IN EARLY YEARS SETTINGS / JOHNSON, c2012/ PB

1,995.00 1,995.00

1 QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IN EDUCATION: A USER''S GUIDE , 2E / LICHTMAN, c2010 / PB

4,695.00 4,695.00

1 TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT , 2E / GUPTA , c2009 / PB 795.00 795.00

4 NSTP 168.00 672.00

1 Oxford Practice Grammar (Advanced) by Yule, George 698.00 698.00

1 Writing Your Thesis 2nd Edition by Oliver, Pau 2,895.00 2,895.00

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Unit Qty Book Title/Author/Copyright Date Unit Cost Total Amount

2 Mathematics of Investment 245.00 490.00

Copy

2 Applied Educational Statistics 1 398.00 796.00

2 Mathematical Excursions: A Problem-Solving Primer for Trainers and Olympiad Enthusiasts

398.00 796.00

2 Basic Statistics: A Work text 245.00 490.00

2 English Proficiency Instruction 1 (Revised Ed.) 198.00 396.00

1 Smart English (More Than a Work text for Grammar and Syntax 298.00 298.00

1 Graphtex 2.0 with Modern Physics 345.00 345.00

2 Saliksik: Gabay sa sa Pananaliksik sa Agham Panlipunan, Panitikan at Sining

298.00 596.00

1 Filipino Philosophy: Traditional Approach (Part 1, Section 1- 2nd Edition) 198.00 198.00

2 Introduction to Art Appreciation: A Textbook in Humanities 295.00 590.00

2 J. Rizal: The Man and the Hero (An Anthology of Legacies and Controver-sies)

345.00 690.00

2 Pagsasalin: Teorya at Praktika 345.00 690.00

2 Sayusay: Sining ng Mabisang Pagpapahayag 298.00 596.00

2 Logic Make sense 348.00 696.00

2 Filipino Philosophy: Traditional Approach (Part 1, Section 2- 2nd Edition) 345.00 690.00

2 History, Philosophy, and Culture 178.00 356.00

2 Philippine History (Expanded and Updated Edition) 395.00 790.00

1 English 1 Workbook 248.00 248.00

2 Laboratory Manual in Microbiology and Parasitology for Nursing Students (Rev. Ed.)

265.00 530.00

1 Ethics for Educators 398.00 398.00

2 Filipino Philosophy: Traditional Approach (Part 1, Section 1) 345.00 690.00

2 Sikolohiya ng Wikang Filipino 345.00 690.00

2 Pagbasa at Pagsulat Tungo sa Pananaliksik C&E Publishing, Inc. 268.00 536.00

2 Retorika: Masining na Pagpapahayag 298.00 596.00

1 Activity Manual in Biological Psychology 168.00 168.00

2 National Service Training Program - Civic Welfare Training Service (CWTS) I Literacy Training Service (LTS) I

198.00 396.00

2 CPA Review in Taxation 398.00 796.00

1 Food Safety and Sanitation 245.00 245.00

1 Assessment of Learning 1 216.00 216.00

1 Assessment of Learning 2 204.00 204.00

1 LET Reviewer Gen. Ed. 325.00 325.00

1 LET Reviewer Prof. Ed. 325.00 325.00

1 Contemporary Math 420.00 420.00

1 Developmental Reading 2 290.00 290.00

1 Facilitating Learning 320.00 320.00

1 Field Study 1 125.00 125.00

1 Field Study 2 125.00 125.00

1 Field Study 3 125.00 125.00

1 Field Study 4 125.00 125.00

1 Field Study 5 125.00 125.00

1 Field Study 6 125.00 125.00

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2 Curriculum Development: The Philippine Experience 298.00 596.00

Copy/ies

2 Interpersonal Communication Skills in Nursing 288.00 576.00

2 Interactive Writing in Business Correspondence and Technical Reports A Communicative Process Approach

328.00 656.00

1 Smart English (More Than a Worktext for Grammar and Syntax) 298.00 298.00

2 Developing Communicative Competence: A Manual in Communication Arts 1 265.00 530.00

2 Study and Thinking Skills: An English Skill Text for General Communication Tasks 268.00 536.00

2 Content-based English as a Second Language: A Multiple Intelligence Ap-proach for College Students

398.00 796.00

2 English Communication 2 275.00 550.00

2 Study and Communication Skills 398.00 796.00

2 Writing Across Disciplines: An ESP Skill Text for Professional Tasks 298.00 596.00

2 Smart Writing: An Essential Guide to College Composition 345.00 690.00

2 Plane and Solid Mensuration: A Simplified Approach 245.00 490.00

2 Solid Mensuration: Understanding the 3D Space 295.00 590.00

1 The Administrative Code of 1987 (E. O. No. 292) Annotated Volume One 695.00 695.00

1 The Administrative Code of 1987 (E. O. No. 292) Annotated Volume Two 695.00 695.00

1 The Administrative Code of 1987 (E. O. No. 292) Annotated Volume Three 1,295.00 1,295.00

2 Principles of Teaching 2: A Modular Approach 398.00 796.00

2 Building Bridges Across Disciplines in Basic Education 345.00 690.00

2 Preparing for the Licensure Examination for Teachers 298.00 596.00

2 Licensure Examination for Teachers: Primer and Reviewer on Special Education 220.00 440.00

2 Encounters: Mastering English through Context 285.00 570.00

2 Everybody's Dictionary of Philippine Law 215.00 430.00

2 The Law and Advertising 198.00 396.00

1 Classroom Management 290.00 290.00

1 Contemporary Math 420.00 420.00

1 Child and Adolescent 350.00 350.00

1 Curriculum Development 330.00 330.00

1 Educational Technology I 295.00 295.00

1 Educational Technology 2 204.00 204.00

1 Filipino 1 192.00 192.00

1 Filipino 2 216.00 216.00

1 Fundamentals of Biology I 375.00 375.00

1 Fundamentals of Math I 350.00 350.00

1 Fundamentals of Statistics 265.00 265.00

1 Language & Literature Arts Ass. 220.00 220.00

1 Language Research 235.00 235.00

1 Methods of Teaching revised 290.00 290.00

1 My Practice Teaching 230.00 230.00

1 NSTP/LEE 168.00 168.00

1 Principles of Teaching I 290.00 290.00

1 Principles of Teaching 2 300.00 300.00

1 Social Dimension 290.00 290.00

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Unit Qty Book Title/Author/Copyright Date Unit Cost

Total Amount

1 The Science of Psychology by King 698.00 698.00

Copy

1 Personal Development for Work and Life by Masters, L. Ann 545.00 545.00

1 Human Communication Principles and Context 11th by Tubbs, Stewart 1,908.00 1,908.00

1 Introduction to Mass Communication Media 7th by Baran, Stanley 645.00 645.00

1 Interpersonal Communication (Everyday Encounters) 6th by Wood, Julia T. 3,908.00 3,908.00

1 Basic Communication Skills by Langan, John 398.00 398.00

1 Mastering Communication by Statanton, Nicky 1,718.00 1,718.00

1 Qualitative Research Communication Research Methods 3rd by Lindlof, Thomas R. 3,508.00 3,508.00

1 International Economics: Theory and Policy 7th by Krugman, Paul R. 9,380.00 9,380.00

1 Handbook of Scientific Methods of Inquiry for Intelligence by Prunckun, Hank 2,708.00 2,708.00

1 Strategies Supervision: A Brief Guide for Managing Social Service by Pecora, Peter J. 2,158.00 2,158.00

1 A Child's Brain: The Need for Nurture by Sylwester, Robert 1,888.00 1,888.00

1 Practical statistics for Education 4th by Ravid, Ruth 1,958.00 1,958.00

1 Educational Research: Quantitative, Qualitative, & Mixed Approaches 4th by Johnson,

Burke 5,748.00 5,748.00

1 Exploring Classroom Discourse Language in Action by Walsh, Steve 2,038.00 2,038.00

1 Making Classroom Inquiry Work: Techniques for Effective by Pelton, Robert P. 1,958.00 1,958.00

1 A Guide to Practitioner Research in Education by Menter, Ian 1,798.00 1,798.00

1 The Importance of Average: Playing the Game of the school to Increase Success and Achievement by Farenga, Stephen J.

1,288.00 1,288.00

1 The new Teacher Toolbox 2nd by Madel, Scoot M. 1,608.00 1,608.00

1 Past, Present and Future Research on Teacher Induction by Wang, Jilian 2,218.00 2,218.00

1 Talking Listening and Teaching by Farrel. Thomas S.C, 1,518.00 1,518.00

1 Results Coaching The New Essential for School Leaders by Kee, Kathryn 2,058.00 2,058.00

1 Why Great Teachers Quit: and how we might stop the Exodus by Farber, Katy 1,708.00 1,708.00

1 The new Teacher's Survival Guide to Behavior by Roffey, Sue 1,888.00 1,888.00

1 Lifelong Leadership by Design by Ramsey, Robert D. 2,148.00 2,148.00

1 Classroom Behavior: A Practical Guide to Effective Teaching, Behavior Management and Colleague Support 3rd by Rogers, Bill

2,068.00 2,068.00

1 Policy and Practice in Asian Distance Education by Belawati, Tian 3,358.00 3,358.00

1 Six Step to preparing Exemplary Principles and Superintended by Hoyle, John. 1,548.00 1,548.00

1 Navigating the new Pedagogy Six Principles that Transform Teaching by Halstead, Jeff 1,128.00 1,128.00

1 Teaching the Moving Child: Insights that will Transform You by Berkey, Sybil M. 2,018.00 2,018.00

1 Leadership for Social Justice and Democracy in our School by Davies, Bonnie M. 1,968.00 1,968.00

1 Talent Management in Education by Davies, Brent 2,238.00 2,238.00

1 A Development Approach to Educating Young Children by Daniels, Denise H. 1,608.00 1,608.00

1 Integrating the Arts Across the Elem. School Curriculum 2nd by Gelineau, R. Phyllis 2,958.00 2,958.00

1 Writing for Understanding: Strategies to increase content by Walling, Donovan R. 1,698.00 1,698.00

1 Cases of Success Literacy Teachers by Lacina, Jan 1,758.00 1,758.00

1 Deciding what to Teach and Test by English, Fenwick W. 1,618.00 1,618.00

1 Strategies for Managerial Writing by Gale, Steven H. 4,040.00 4,040.00

1 Handbook of Research in Second Language Teaching and Learning Vol. II by Hinkel, Eli 6,738.00 6,738.00

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1 Oxford Practice Grammar (Intermediate) by Eastwqood, John 1,188.00 1,188.00

Copy

1 English Grammar Today by Carter, Ronald 1,218.00 1,218.00

1 The Handbook of Speech Perception by Pisoni, David B. 4,248.00 4,248.00

1 Sentence Skills: A Workbook for Writer 8th by Langan, John 1,968.00 1,968.00

1 Empower English Language Learners by Langer de Ramirez, Lori 2,328.00 2,328.00

1 Stewart's Algebra & Trigonometry by Stewart, James 898.00 898.00

2 Elementary Differential Equations by Rainville, Earl D. 395.00 790.00

2 Introduction to Linear Algebra with Application by DeFranza, Jim 698.00 1,396.00

1 Chemistry 9th by Whitten, Kenneth W. 1,868.00 1,868.00

1 ATKINS: Physical Chemistry by Whitten, Kenneth W. 2,058.00 2,058.00

1 Principles of Environmental Science: Inquiry & Application 4th by Atkins, Peter

598.00 598.00

1 Principles of Environmental Science: Inquiry & Application 5th by Cunningham, William P. Cunningham, Mary Ann

498.00 498.00

1 Introduction Botany: Plants, People and the Environment 2nd by Berg, Linda R. Ph. D.

2,450.00 2,450.00

1 Business and Administrative Communication 8th by Locker, Kitty O.

2,578.00 2,578.00

1 Management: Leading & Collaborating in a Competitive World by Bateman, Thomas

898.00 898.00

1 Management by Schermerhorn, Jr. John R. 598.00 598.00

1 Human Behavior in Organization by Moorheah, Gregory 598.00 598.00

1 Fundamentals of Human Resource Management by DeCenzo, Stephen P.

598.00 598.00

1 Fundamentals of Organizational Behavior by Dubrin, Andrew J. 648.00 648.00

1 Management Communication: A case Analysis Approach 3rd by O'Rourke, James K.

7,480.00 7,480.00

1 Collaborative Research in Management How to Write Persuasively Today by Porath, Amiram

1,348.00 1,348.00

1 How to Write Persuasively Today by Davies, Carolyn 1,928.00 1,928.00

1 The Administrative Code of 1987(E.O. No. 292) annotated Volume One by Ramos, Renan E.

695.00 695.00

1 The Administrative Code of 1987(E.O. No. 292) annotated Volume Two by Ramos, Renan E.

1,295.00 1,295.00

1 The Administrative Code of 1987(E.O. No. 292) annotated Volume Three by Ramos, Renan E.

695.00 695.00

2 Licensure Examination for Teachers Primer & Reviewer on Special Education by Adorio, Mercedes P.

220.00 440.00

2 Librarian's Licensure Examination Reviewer by Bongalos, Florbella S.

198.00 396.00

1 Breaking Through Biology by Menosa, Susan D. 545.00 545.00

2 Event Management: Envision, Execute, Evaluate by Salvador, Germaine A.

298.00 596.00

1 100 Ideas for Teaching Science, C.2008 by Archer 1,995.00 1,995.00

1 Teaching and the Teacher 180.00 180.00

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1 From Research to Practice: The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in LIS Education, London: Libraries by Grealy, Deborah S., Hall-Ellis, Sylvia D

3,795.00 3,795.00

Copy

1 Research Design: Qualitative Quantitative And Mixed Methods Ap-proaches, 3rd Edition by Creswell, John W.

2,995.00 2,995.00

1 Research Design and Methods: A Process Approach. 8th Edition by Bordens, Kenneth S., Abbott, Bruce B.

2,995.00 2,995.00

1 Quantitative Research in Communication by Allen, Mike, Titsworth, Scott, et.al.

3,795.00 3,795.00

1 Leading Practice in Early Years Settings, 2ND Edition by Whalley, Mary E., Allen, Shirley

2,195.00 2,195.00

1 Early Childhood Studies: An Introduction to the Study of Children’s Worlds and Children’s Lives. 3rd Edition by Parker-rees, Rod, Leeson, Caroline, et.al.

2,895.00 2,895.00

1 Early Childhood Education 4th Edition by Bruce, Tina 3,595.00 3,595.00

1 Positive and Trusting Relationship with Children in Early Years Settings by Johnson, Jessica

1,995.00 1,995.00

1 Understanding Cultural Diversity in the Early Years by Baldock, Peter 2,995.00 2,995.00

1 Key Issues in Education Policy by Ward, Stephen, Eden, Christine 2,995.00 2,995.00

1 Introduction to Research Methods in Education by Punch, Keith 3,495.00 3,495.00

1 Qualitative Research in Education: Auser's Guide 2nd Edition by Licht-man, Marilyn

4,695.00 4,695.00

1 Practical Interventions for Young People at Risk by Geldard, Kathryn 2,995.00 2,995.00

1 Dynamic Educational Leadership Teams: From Mine to Ours by Jennings, Matthew

1,895.00 1,895.00

1 Developing Your Leadership in the Early Years by Briggs, Mary, Briggs, Ian 2,995.00 2,995.00

1 The Essentials of School Leadership 2nd Edition by Davies, Brent 3,295.00 3,295.00

1 Faculty Success Through Mentoring: A Guide for Mentors, Mentees, and Leaders by Bland, Carole J., Taylor, Anne L.et.al.

2,995.00 2,995.00

1 Turning Average Instruction into Great Instruction by O'Condor, John. 2,195.00 2,195.00

1 Elementary Classroom Management: Lessons from Research and Prac-tice 4th Edition by Weinstein, Carol S., Mignano, Andrew J. Jr et. Al.

2,995.00 2,995.00

1 The Art of Leadership 3rd Edition by Manning, George, Curtis, Kent 2,395.00 2,395.00

1 Improving Standards-Based Learning: A Process Guide for Educational Leadership by Carr, Judy F.,Harris, Doug

2,695.00 2,695.00

1 Leadership and Management Development in Education by Bush, Tony 3,795.00 3,795.00

1 From Systems Thinking To Systemic Action by Jenkins, Lee 2,395.00 2,395.00

1 From Systems Thinking To Systemic Action by Jenkins, Lee 2,395.00 2,395.00

1 From Research to Practice: The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in LIS Education, London: Libraries by Grealy, Deborah S., Hall-Ellis, Sylvia D

3,795.00 3,795.00

1 Collaborative Leadership 2nd Edition by Rubin, Hank 2,395.00 2,395.00

1 Building Sustainable Leadership Capacity by Blankstein, Alan m., Hous-ton, Paul D. et. al.

2,695.00 2,695.00

1 Comparative and International Education: An introduction to Theory, Method, and Practice by Philips, David, Schweisfurth, Michele

3,295.00 3,295.00

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Amount 1 Planning for Educational Change: Putting People and Their Contexts first by Wedell,

Martin 3,795.00 3,795.00

Copy

1 Educating Exceptional Children 13th Edition by Kirk, Samuel, Gallagher, James, et.al. 7,795.00 7,795.00 1 Teaching And Leading From Inside Out: A model for Reflection, Exploration by Carr,

Judy F., Fauske, Janice R.et.al. 2,395.00 2,395.00

1 Dyslexia in the Primary Classroom by Hall, Wendy 2,195.00 2,195.00 1 Educational Administration 6th Edition by Lunenburg, Fred C., Ornstein, Allan C. 8,995.00 8,995.00 1 Strategic Public Relations: An Audience-Focused Approach Inter. Edition by Diggs-

Brown, Barbara 5,595.00 5,595.00

1 Total Quality Management by Gupta, Srinivasa N. Valrmathi B. 795.00 795.00 1 System Analysis & Design 7th by Kendall, Kenneth E. Kendall Julie E. 898.00 898.00 1 Macroeconomics 9th by Slavin, Stephen L. 665.00 665.00 1 A Concise Guide to Macroeconomics by Moss, David A. 665.00 665.00 1 Environmental Science: Earth as a Living Planet 5th by Botkin, Daniel B. Keller, Ed-

ward A.Sherman, Theodore A. ;Johnson, Simon S. 445.00 445.00

1 Pre- Algebra: Tools For A Changing World by Davison, David M.; Landau, Marsha S, McCracken, Leah; Thompson, Linda

3,670.00 3,670.00

1 Advanced Algebra: An Algebra 2 Course by Bellman, Allan, Bragg, Sadie Cavis et. al. 4,250.00 4,250.00 1 Algebra and Trigonometry 2nd by Blitzer, Robert 495.00 495.00 1 College Algebra and Trigonometry by Leithold, Louis 398.00 398.00 1 Calculus with Applications, Brief Version 5th by Lial, Margaret L. et. al. 548.00 548.00 1 Calculus One and Several Variables 10th by Salas, Saturnino L. et. al. 898.00 898.00 1 Elementary Numerical Analysis 3rd by Atkinson, Kendall, Han, Weimin 6,270.00 6,270.00 1 Single Variable Calculus: Early Transcendental by Edwards, C. Hendry Penney, David E. 595.00 595.00

1 Calculus: Single Variable by Smith, Robert T. Minton, Roland B. 2,608.00 2,608.00 1 Statistics for the Social Sciences by Sirkin, R. Mark 4,310.00 4,310.00 1 Sears and Zemansky's College Physics by Young, Hugh D. Geller, Robert M. 10,470.00 10,470.00 1 Biology by Brooker, Robert J. Widmaier et. al. 1,398.00 1,398.00 1 Introduction to General, Organic, and Biochemistry by Hein, Moris, Pattison et. al 998.00 998.00 1 Introduction to Organic and Biochemistry by Bettelhem, Frederick A.et. al. 648.00 648.00 1 Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life by Starr, Taggart, Starr, Evers 1,585.00 1,585.00 1 Essential Genetics 2nd by Hartl, Daniel L. Jones Elizabeth W. 445.00 445.00 1 Principles of Environmental Science: Inquiry & Application 5th by Cunningham, Wil-

liam P. Cunningham, Mary Ann 598.00 598.00

1 Fundamentals of Organizational Behavior 4th by DubBrin, Andrew J. 648.00 648.00 1 Organizational Behavior: Emerging Knowledge and Practice for the Real World 5th by

McShane,Steven L. Glinow, Mary Ann Vow 2,058.00 2,058.00

1 International Marketing: A Global Perspective 3rd by Muhlbacher, Hans, Leihs, Helmuth et. al.

4,840.00 4,840.00

1 Managing Organizational Change: A Multiple Perspectives Approach 2nd by Palmer, Ian; Dunford, Richard; Akin Gib

575.00 575.00

GRAND TOTAL Php 1,089,815.00

SOURCE: LIBRARY SERVICES

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Research Services

T he Research Services is mandated to conduct and lead in undertaking multi-disciplinary re-searches which are in accordance with the Colleges‘ research agenda and attuned to the inter-

national, national, regional and institutional development thrusts and priorities. It is also directed to strengthen basic and applied researches in agriculture, natural, physical

and social sciences in line with the development thrust to uplift the standard of living of the mar-ginalized sector of Catanduanes. Likewise, it is expected to formulate support policies for research undertakings and implement, monitor and evaluate researches and quasi-teaching assignments for faculty members.

This unit also disseminates and presents research outputs in international, national, regional and institutional fora/conferences, and work for the publication of research outputs in journals at various levels.

As the knowledge generation arm of the institution, the Research Services also works for the use and commercialization of patented inventions and research outputs. It also maintain linkages and research collaboration with the Academic and Extension Services to bring research output to the service area.

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Research Title Researcher(s) Status

Agricultural Sciences

Preliminary Study on the Use of Ipil-Ipil Leaves Leucaena leucocephala Lam. as Alternative Mushroom Spawn Substrate

Prof. Ma. Jugie R. Ramos Ongoing

Financial Performance of CSC Fishery Project Prof. Esperanza P. San Juan

Mr. Felix F. Villacorta, Jr. Ongoing

Adaptability of Planting Methods of Abaca to Climate-Related Risks

Prof. Eduardo D. Peña

Prof. Pedro F. Tumaque

Prof. Noemi R. Tumaque

Ongoing

Efficacy of Organic Foliar Fertilizers on Growth and Yield of Lettuce”

Dr. Sonia A. Torio

Prof. Manuel I. Torio Ongoing

Abaca-Based Cropping System in Typhoon-Prone Province of Catanduanes

Mrs. Nena V. Santos

Dr. Ruben C. Velasco

Dr. Crispin C. Oliveros

Prof. Eduardo D. Peña

Prof. Pedro F. Tumaque

Prof. Noemi R. Tumaque

Ongoing

Adaptability of Aerobic Rice Varieties under Catanduanes Conditions

Dr. Crispin S. Oliveros, Jr. Dr. Ruben C. Velasco

Mrs. Nena V. Santos

Ongoing

Organic Fertilizer Production and Utilization R&DS, CAF, CSC Panganiban Ongoing

Varietal Tests of Rice Varieties to Weather Pattern in Panganiban, Catanduanes, Crop Year 2011

Prof. Eduardo C. Peña


Dr. Crispin S. Oliveros, Jr. Ongoing

Acceptability of Five Banana Cultivars in the Preparation of Flour

Dr. Sonia A. Torio

Prof. Manuel I. Torio Proposal

Social Sciences

Isinaling Kwentong- Bayan ng Catanduanes: Isang Pagsusuri

Dr. Charlene A. Cantar Prof. Susan M. Tindugan

Completed

How Far Have We Gone into the Culture of Research? (Catanduanes State College, 1990-2010)

Dr. Estrella S. Placides

Prof. Juanita V. Cervantes

Mrs. Nena V. Santos

Completed

I. Researches conducted by Faculty and Staff

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Economic Status and Problems of Women and Children in Abaca Farming in Selected Municipalities of Catanduanes

Dr. Fe T. Gianan Prof. Socorro T. Brillante

Ongoing

Assessing Academe-Industry Linkages of Catanduanes State Colleges

Prof. Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento Prof. Socorro T. Brillante Dr. Fe T. Gianan

Ongoing

Women Involvement in Farmers’ Cooperative in Catanduanes

Prof. Socorro T. Brillante Prof. Victoriano A. Prolles

Ongoing

Technology Skills Training Needs Assessment Among Residents of Barangay Calampong in Virac and Barangay Comagaycay in San Andres

Engr. Emmanuel R. Soriao, Prof. Jesus B. Isorena Prof. Edwin T. Romero Prof. Priscilla P. Gianan Prof. Roger B. Tagle

Ongoing

Political Ecology of Equity and Gender in Mangrove Community Forests of Catanduanes

Dr. Igmedio Teves Dr. Asuncion V. Asetre Prof. Sonia R. Vargas Prof. Estrella T. Tribiana Dr. Jimmy T. Masagca

Ongoing

Hyperactive Behavior and Academic Performance of Intermediate Pupils in the CSC Laboratory Schools

Prof. Rosana S. Abundo Prof. Ditas T. Manlangit Prof. Corazon T. Cilot

Ongoing

Competencies of Faculty Members of the Catanduanes State Colleges along Instruction, Research, Extension, and Production

Dr. Lily P. Custodio Dr. Maria S. Tugano

Ongoing

Social Representations on Climate Change of High School Students and their Teachers at the Catanduanes State Colleges

Prof. Ma. Luz A. Floralde Ongoing

Employability of Nursing and Midwifery Graduates

Prof. Mary Elaine T. Tapel Prof. Goyeta G. Pereyra, Prof. Adelina M. Almojuela Prof. Marilou Lopez Prof. Erlinda F. Tabor Prof. Lilibeth I. Tubalinal

Ongoing

Academic Performance of Schools Offering Multi-Grade Classes in Catanduanes, SY 2009-2010

Prof. Socorro D. Masagca Prof. Imelda T. Bernal Dr. Yolanda M. Tariman

Ongoing

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Behavioral Problems Among Secondary Students of Catanduanes State Colleges Laboratory Schools, SY 2010-2011

Prof. Socorro D. Masagca Dr. Yolanda M. Tariman Prof. Rhodora B. Cabrera

Proposal

Electronic Payroll Management System for the Provincial Government of Catanduanes

Prof. Ma. Emmie T. Delluza Proposal

Level of English Proficiency of Student Teachers of the Catanduanes State Colleges School Year 2008-2009

Dr. Yolanda M. Tariman Prof. Rosana S. Abundo

Proposal

Health Sciences

Standardization and Commercialization of Candied Condol Benincasa hispida: An Alternative Livelihood Scheme

Priscilla P. Gianan Prof. Corazon B. Sicio

Completed

Extent of Implementation of Food Fortification Program to Grade V & VI Pupils and High School Students in CSC Laboratory Schools

Dr. Meda B. Mercado

For Revision

Commercialization and Standardization of Pili Pulp Flour and By-Products

Prof. Elena G. Tasarra Prof. Hedelissa T. Gianan Prof. Ma. Resadel J. Osido

Completed

Facilitating Conceptual Understanding and Decision-Making in Patient Care

Prof. Maria Alma V. Tabirara Prof. Goyeta G. Pereyra

Ongoing

Prevalence of Hypertensive Disorders and Its Management Among Pregnant Women at Eastern Bicol Medical Center, Virac, Catanduanes

Prof. Goyeta G. Pereyra Prof. Janet B. Lim Prof. Francisca B. Zuniega, Prof. Adelina M. Almojuela Prof. Mary Elaine T. Tapel

Ongoing

Development of Quality Catsup from Blends of Banana and Squash

Dr. Sonia A. Torio Prof. Manuel I. Torio

Ongoing

Quality and Acceptability of Pili Soya Yogurt at Different Proportions of Soya Milk, Cow’s Milk and Carabao’s Milk

Miss Ma. Monette D. Tugay Prof. Priscilla P. Gianan Prof. Corazon B. Sicio

Ongoing

Health Care and Wellness from Coconut Water

Dr. Meda B. Mercado Prof. Delia S. Sorra

Ongoing

Functional Food from Kamias Fruit Bilimbi averrhoa

Prof. Socorro D. Masagca Prof. Judith Orsolino

Proposal

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Acceptability of Five Banana Cultivars in the Preparation of Flour

Dr. Sonia A. Torio Prof. Manuel I. Torio

Proposal

Engineering & Technology

Design and Development of Improvised Universal Picture Tube Rejuvenator

Prof. Prof. Edwin T. Romero Completed

Design and Development of Laboratory Manual in Physics

Prof. Pio G. Panti Jr. For Revision

Design and Construction of Wallboard Drafting Machine

Arch. Jose G. Ong On-Going

Title of Research Faculty/Staff Involved Status

Sustainability of AECID Projects in the Bicol Region

Dr. Susan T. Santelices Dr. Lily. P. Custodio Dr. Estrella S. Placides Prof. Esperanza P. San Juan Prof. Sonia R. Vargas Ms. Nena V. Santos Ms. Juanita V. Cervantes Prof. Sheila R. Gregorio Prof. Belen M. Tapado

Completed

Government Support for Pro-poor Programs in the Province of Catanduanes

Dr. Minerva I. Morales Dr. Aurora E. Araojo Prof. Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento Prof. Juanita V. Cervantes Prof. Noel B. Del Leon

On-Going

Catanduanes Sustainable Technology Infusion in Inland Fisheries Development Program (CS-IFD)

Executed MOA with BFAR- RV

Research Services Staff, selected

CAS faculty members and other staff Catanduanes Indigenous Rice Development Pro-

gram (CIRDEP) Ongoing

II. Researches funded by other agencies

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Title of Research Research Forum Venue Date Persons Involved

Pantomina Catanduanes

2011 Kabikolan Conference on Lan-guage and Education

February 24-26, 2011

Dr. Estrella S. Placides Prof. Ma. Chatita L. Lorenzana Prof. Leticia A. Tolledo

La Pizza Hotel & Convention Center, Tahao Road, Legaspi City

Development of Catandungan Dictionary for Non-Native Speakers

2011 Kabikolan Conference on Lan-guage and Education

February 24-26, 2011

Dr. Yolanda M. Tari-man Prof. Rosana Abundo

Commercialization and Standardization of Pili Pulp Flour and By-Products

CSC 2011 Annual In-House Review of Completed Researches

CSC Little Theatre

September 21, 2011 Prof. Elena G. Tasarra

Prof. Hedelissa T. Gi-anan Prof. Ma. Resadel J. Osido

REDTI National Research Seminar and Forum

Hotel Supreme, Baguio City

October 19-21, 2011

Design and development of Universal Picture Tube Rejuvenator


CSC Little Theatre

September 21, 2011

Prof. Edwin T. Ro-mero

REDTI National Research Seminar and Forum

Hotel Supreme, Baguio City

October 19-21, 2011

Extent of Implementation of Food Fortification Program to Grade V & VI pupils and High School Students in CSC Laboratory Schools


CSC Little Theatre

September 21, 2011

Dr. Meda B. Mercado

III. Researches presented in institutional, regional and national conferences, fora and symposia

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Title of Award Sponsor Venue Date Awardee

Outstanding Nurse in Research

(Academe)

National League of Phil. Govern-ment Nurses/

DOST

Cebu City January 27,

2011 Dr. Alvin C. Ogalesco

President’s Award of Excellence in

Research

Research and Development Services

CSC Gymnasium

(CSC 40th Foun-dation Anni-

versary)

July 1, 2011

Dr. Lily P. Custodio Dr. Alvin C. Ogalesco Dr. Minerva I. Morales Dr. Aurora E. Araojo

Special Award in Research

Research and Development Services

CSC Gymnasium

(CSC 40th Foun-dation Anni-

versary)

Prof. Estrella T. Tribiana Prof. Sonia R. Vargas Prof. Angelica V. Mendoza Dr. Sonia Torio Dr. Crispin Oliveros

July 1, 2011

IV. Faculty Awardees in Research

OUTSTANDING FACULTY RESEARCHERS honored for their prolific outputs in research and devel-opment for the last five years.

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Title of Activity Venue Date

Research Proposal Preparation, Writeshop & Evaluation

CATNET, Virac Catan-duanes

January 26-28, 2011

Search for Pisog nin Uswag Award 2011 Research & Extension Ser-

vices Building February 23, 2011

Evaluation and Revision of the Draft Research Manual

CSC Conference Room

CSC Bio Park Development – Clearing, planting 278

trees 1-11-11, putting up trellises for vegetables. Planting kitchen and medicinal herbs, ferns, ornamentals, fixing temporary gates at entrance and exit, fencing the whole area, clearing up garbage behind engineering and near the dormitory, landscaping around function hall/gazebo, plant-ing palm trees, malunggay and lemon grass. Putting up the MRF, concrete fence, and started building the hito pond.

CSC BIOPark January– December, 2011

Research Coordinators’ Meetings RDC Conference Room

Charter Day Celebration – launching,

preparation, evaluation and culminating activities

Search for CSC’s Firsts Search for President’s Award for Excellence in

Research Techno Fair

CSC June 1-June 30, 2011

AECID Research – Proposal, data gathering, collation,

analysis, interpretation. Preparing research report/PowerPoint presentation, oral defense

Bicol Region January-June, 2011

Ocular visits of research offices CSC January-June, 2011

Rearrangement of the office and research areas, fixing files, setting up of collection of researches by college

RDC May-June, 2011

Search for President’s Award of Excellence in Research

July 1, 2011

Finalized the copy of the Research Manual RDC August 24, 2011

2011 CSC Annual In-House Review of Completed Researches

CSC Little Theater September 21, 2011

V. Researches and other activities conducted by Research Services

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Title of Activity Venue Date

Writeshop for research projects involving all colleges CATNET September 22, 2011

Echo-Seminar Workshop for Health Research Agenda for the CSC

CSC Little Theater October 12, 2011

Preparation Activities for MOA Signing for the following: Abaca Research Program with BU-CHED-ZRC) Apiculture with CBSUA and the Provincial

Government of Catanduanes

Provincial Capitol, SB Hall

November 2011

Technical Writing: Preparation of Publishable Research(es)

CATNET November 4, 2011

Technical Writing: Critiquing of Publishable Research(es)

CSC Little Theater November 16, 2011

Writeshop for Abaca Research Program CATNET November 18, 2011

Executed MOA with the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Region V for a Collaborative Research Undertaking (Catanduanes Sustainable Technology Infusion in Inland Fisheries Development Program (CS-IFD)

BFAR Regional Office V December 2011

Poster Presentation on Health Researches in National Research Forum

Iloilo City August 10-12, 2011

Conducted Pre-Collaborative Discussion with FIDA, DTI, FITS-PASO, Catanduanes for a Project on Abaca

CSC Conference Room December 27, 2011

Researches and other activities conducted by Research Services (continuation)

Extension Services

T he CSC Extension Services takes charge in implementing one of the quadrant missions of the institution. Specifically, it aims to:

Empower communities served by the CSC through sustained, relevant and responsive ex-

tension services by converging and focusing delivery of extension programs, projects and activities to achieve the desired socio-economic development.

Strengthen trainings particularly in entrepreneurial skills. Coordinate with Academic and Research Services for the packaging, dissemination and

transfer of technologies into popular versions for their easy comprehension and use of their targeted participants and beneficiaries.

Ensure that products and other services of the CSC are disseminated and utilized through extension service preferably in areas of the province which can be adopted and/or assisted by the Colleges.

Produce cultural shows that will enrich the cultural heritage of the province as benchmark for development efforts.

In support of these objectives, the following outreach programs and activities were con-ducted in 2011:

PROGRAM/ACTIVITY DATE/VENUE NO. OF

BENEFICIARIES REMARKS

Man-hours

Training on Sinamay Flower Making March 19-20, 2011 CSC Extension Center

22 Students & Faculty members

Completed 44

Training on Basketry Making July 18-21, 2011 Brgy. Sta. Maria, Panganiban, Catanduanes

25 Mothers/ OSYs/ Unemployed

Completed

32

Training on Latik Making July 22, 2011 Brgy. Sta. Maria, Panganiban, Catanduanes

8

Training on Pinangat Making July 23, 2011 Brgy. Sta. Maria, Panganiban, Catanduanes

8

Training on Basic Handloom Weaving

August 8-12, 2011 29 Mothers/ OSYs/ Unemployed

Completed 40

I. Skills Training

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BENEFICIARIES REMARKS

Man-hours

Training on Spot Welding and Abaca/ Caragumoy Craft

August 10-12, 2011 Brgy. Lictin, San Andres, Catanduanes

18 Mothers/ OSYs/ Unemployed

Completed

24

Skills Training on Rattan Craft Cum production

September 5-9, 2011 Brgy. Buyo, Virac, Catanduanes

38 OSYs/ Unemployed

40

Training on Sinamay Flower Making

Oct. 12-14, 2011 TESDA CSHCI, Cabugao, Bato, Catanduanes

21 Students and Faculty Members

Completed Completed

24 24

Training on Christmas Décor Making

November 9-11, 2011 TESDA, CSHCI, Cabugao, Bato, Catanduanes

25 Students and Faculty Members

Training on Sinamay Flower Making and Christmas Décor Making

Nov. 16-18, 2011 Relief Society Naga 1st Ward The Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints Haring, Canaman, Camarines Sur

28 OSY and Unemployed Mothers


October-November BJMP, Virac, Catanduanes

25 Inmates

Completed 320

Training on Vermiculture September 16, 2011- March 2012

35 Brgy. constituents

On going

8 per day for 7 mos.

Training on Food Seedling Production

September 16, 2011- March 2012

Establishment of Material Recovery Facility (MRF)

September 16, 2011- March 2012

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BENEFICIARIES Man-hours

Training on Theater Arts (Basic) January- March 2011, CSC 60 Students 3,000

Training on Dance / Contemporary January, 2011, CSC

Training on Folkdance January, 2011, CSC 60 Students 3,000

Training on Solo/ Duet January, 2011, CSC 60 Students 3,000

2011 Regional SCUAA Dance Sports Competition

January 21, 2011, CBSUA, Camarines Sur

4 Student Contestants

6,000

Variety Show: Pagkamoot III (A cultural treat) A night of Music. Dance and Poetry

February 10, 2011 HRD Building, CSC, Virac, Catanduanes

255 Audience

800

Red Cross Biennial Assembly

February 11, 2011, Red Cross Training Building, EBMC Compound

255 Red Cross Heads and Members

200

2011 National SCUAA Olympics, Dance Sports Competition

February 21, 2011, Ilagan, Isabela 2 student contestant

1,500

Intermission Number - Turn Over Ceremony of ICT Equipment to MLGU FITS

March 8, 2011, HRD Building 45 LGU Officials 20

Intermission Number - CSC Recognition Ceremony

March 18, 2011, CSC Covered Court

555 audience CSC Community

250

Cultural Presentation: Baras Town Fiesta August 6, 2011, Baras, Town Plaza

500 LGU’s, visitors, Guests and Community

8

Mini Cultural Show: Centennial Celebration of Cabugao Parish

August 15, 2011, Cabugao Parish Church, Bato, Catanduanes

500 Guests, and the community

Musical and Dance Presentation - Parents-Teachers Association on CSC Tertiary Level

September 3, 2011, CSC Gymnasium

500 Parents, Teachers, Students, Guests

II. Culture and Arts

The Extension Services also conducted volleyball coaching and officiating to 33 PE majors at CSC on January 21-28, 2011, and coordinated for the conduct of Lecture-Meeting on Solid Waste Management and Upland Forest development to 30 student leaders and advisers on Sep-tember 21, 2011. It also facilitated the holding of Aquaculture Forum participated in by students, faculty members, municipal agriculture officers, agricultural technicians, and fishpond operators on Oc-tober 20, 2011, and participated in the Agro-Industrial and Trade Fair on October 23-26, 2011 in celebration of Catandungan Festival at Plaza Rizal in Virac.

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T he third quarter of the year marked the full implementation of the CSC Extension Program dubbed Sustainable Ecosystem Program for Community Development (SEPComDev). This

program is being undertaken through a Memorandum of Agreement entered into by the CSC with Local Government Unit of Virac, the Diocese of Virac, DENR-PENR-Catanduanes, DTI-Catanduanes, DOST-Provincial Office, Provincial Government of Catanduanes, and DepEd-Catanduanes, FIDA-Catanduanes, BCARRD, and PCARRD. The project beneficiaries are the nine (9) barangays of Buyo District, Virac, Catanduanes. The project components of the program include the following: 1.) Environmental Manage-ment; 2.) Local Governance; 3.) Livelihood and Entrepreneurial Skills Development; 4.) Literacy and Values Education; and 5.) Health and Nutrition. Specific activities per project were identified and were assigned to each college for their respective implementation, monitoring and evaluation. The following are the activities conducted in support to the program:

III. Implementation of Sustainable Ecosystem Program for Community Development (SEPComDev)

PROGRAM/ACTIVITY DATE/VENUE BENEFICIARIES REMARKS Man-hours

Environmental Awareness November 20, 2011 Buyo Integrated School

7 Students/Youth

4

Completed

Community Based Program Planning Workshop

February 27, 2011 Sta. Maria Josefa mission Church, Brgy. Buyo

55 Buyo District

Brgy. Officials

330

Orientation on Organizational Competencies of LGUs: LGPMS

March 6, 2011 Buyo District

1020 Buyo District

Constituents

100

Organizational Competency of BLGUs

March 12, 2011 Buyo District

98 Buyo District Barangay officials

490

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PROGRAM/ACTIVITY

DATE/VENUE BENEFICIARIES REMARKS Man-hours

General Cookery Jan-Feb 2011, Pajo San Isidro, Virac, 14 Mothers

160 Commercializing Banana & Camote Chips

Jan-Feb 2011, Pajo San Isidro, Virac, 13 Mothers

Training on Meat Processing Mar 13, 20, 27, Buyo, Virac 76 Mothers/OSYs 456

Training on Practical Electronics Mar 13, 20, 27, Buyo, Virac 50 OSYs, Students 450

Training on Computer Literacy Mar. 13, 2011, Buyo Integrated School 60 Teachers/ Brgy. Officials/ Students

180

Training on How to Start a Small Business

Mar 13 & 20, 2011, Buyo Integrated School, Virac, Catanduanes

90 Housewives, OSYs 360

Training on Embutido Making Apr 3, 2011, Buyo Integrated School, Virac, Catanduanes

17 Mothers

44 Reading and Actualizing Schematic Diagram/Hands-on

Apr 3, 2011, Buyo Integrated School, Virac, Catanduanes

17 Mothers

Training on Servicing and Repairing Cellular Phones

Sept 4 & 25, 2011, Buyo Integrated School

13 Youth

4

Training on Food Processing Sept 11 & 18, 2011, Buyo Integrated School

5 Mothers

Training on Accounting for Non-Accountants

Sept 18 & 25, 2011, Buyo Integrated School

16 Mothers & OSY’s

Basic Computer Literacy (MS Excel )

Sept 25, 2011, Buyo Integrated School

12 students

Fundamentals of Personal Computer/Software Application Fundamentals of Microprocessor circuits and Programming/software Application

Oct 2, 2011, Buyo Integrated School 14 students

Fundamentals of electronic components and circuits/installation of enhancement features

October 9. 2011, Buyo Integrated School

10 students

Fundamentals of Digital Logic, Components and Circuits

Oct 16, 2011, Buyo Integrated School

10 students

Assessment of Participants/ Hands on Evaluation

Nov 6, 2011, Buyo Integrated School

10 students, teachers,

constituents


Nov 20, 27 and December 4, 2011 34 Faculty members

24

Training on Baking Dec 4, 11, 2011, CSC COT DIT 11 Mothers 16

Farmer’s Training on Financial Management

Nov 20, 27 and Dec. 4, 2011 Buyo Integrated School

26 Students/

Youth 24

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Values Education Jan 29, Feb 5 & 12, 2011, Pajo San Isidro, Virac

32 elementary pupils

24

Continuing

Music: Children’s Chorale Jan 29, Feb5, 12, 19, 2011,Pajo San Isidro, Virac


32

Literacy / Numeracy February-March 2011, Pajo San Isidro, Virac

28 pre-school chil-dren

160

One-day Enhancement Seminar on Science Teaching-Learning Pedagogies

February 20, 2011 Buyo Integrated School,

21 1st – 2nd Year High School Stu-dents

42

Understanding Climate Change: Its effect to the Earth Approach

22OSYs/ 3rd- 4th Year male stu-

dents 66

Basic House wiring Installation and Safety Requirements- Seminar Work-shop

9 Buyo Integrated Sch. Teachers

Rutherford’s Experiment-Computer Assisted Instruction

26 3rd Year Stu-dents

18

Magic Tricks in Chemistry- POE and PW Approach

25 1st Year Stu-dents

78

The Continental Drift- Story Telling Approach

25 Students 37.5

How to Control Soil Erosion : Dialogue and Speech Balloon 18 Grade IV Pupil

37.5

Acceleration- Discovery Approach

Completed

36

Literacy (Math)

Nov 20, 27; Dec. 4, 2011 Buyo Inte-grated School

15 Students/ Youth

24

Culture and Arts, Ballroom Dancing Ballet Dancing, Choral Presentation

Nov 20, 2011 Buyo Integrated

School Virac

40 Students

4

Literacy (English) High School Nov 20, 2011, Buyo Integrated School

5 students

Literacy (English) Elementary Dec 11, 2011, Buyo Integrated School

8 students

Sports Basketball Training Nov 20, 27 & Dec 4,

2011, Buyo Inte-grated School


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Basic Nutrition (Lecture) Jan 15, 28 2011, Pajo San Isidro, Virac,

21 Parents & Children

On-going

8

Feeding of Low-Cost but Nutritious Indigenous snacks

Jan 15, 22, 29; February 5, 12, 19, 26; March 5, 2011 Pajo San Isidro, Virac,

55 Pre-school children

64

Enhancement Education Training for BHWs

March 12, 19, 26, 2011 Buyo Integrated School

545 Buyo District Constituents

90

Sept 11, 18 & 25, 2011 35 constituents Enhancement Education Seminar for Brgy. Dec 4, 2011,

Buyo Integrated School 8 Health workers

Completed

4

2011 International Coastal Clean Up

Sept 17, 2011 604 Volunteers 8

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T he major accomplishment of the CSC as Partner Member Agency (PMA) of the Bicol Consor-tium for Agricultural Resources and Research Development (BCARRD) and the Philippine

Consortium for Agricultural Aquatic Resources and Research Development (PCAARRD) in the implementation of the Techno Gabay Program (TGP), with the concerted efforts of the Farmers Information Technology Service (FITS) Centers, is the awarding of computers and other informa-tion technology equipment to six (6) Municipal Local Government Unit/FITS Centers in Catan-duanes. TGP also documented the Magsasaka Siyentista (MS) Best Practices. It accomplished the following:

produced and disseminated Information Education and Communication (IEC) materials

promoted technology Services

provided information services and technology services

provided value adding science and technology services

validated /appointed Magsasaka Siyentista

conducted Values Enhancement activities

monitored the different FITS Centers

These were imple-mented to provide farmers with the needed informa-tion, and develop their skills for an improved qual-ity of life. Moreover, a for-mal awarding and turnover ceremony of complete set of brand new ICT equipment was conducted by the CSC last March 8, 2011 at HRD Building, CSC campus. The equipment consists of desktop computer with LCD monitor, computer table and chair, HP printer, digital camera, two (2) cel-lular phones and a Smart Broadband plug-in with free one-year subscription. The ICT equipment grant funded by the PCAARRD for its TGP-FITS with CSC as its partner member agency was awarded to FITS Center Bato, FITS Center Bagamanoc, FITS Center Gigmoto, FITS Center Panganiban, FITS Center San Miguel, and FITS Center Viga.

IV. Implementation of Techno Gabay Program

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Production Services

T he institution has to maintain a viable and sustainable income-generating program to augment the regular budget allocation from the government and consequently

support its development projects and property and equipment acquisition. Embarking into production ventures is one of the mandates of SUCs to improve its efficiency and effectiveness through resource generation. The table below shows the performance of CSC Main Campus‘ income generating ventures.

Comparative Production Income, 2010 and 2011, CSC Main Campus

(in million pesos)

5,861.35

6,603.85

2010 2011

Annual Report 66

Production Activities Unit Quantity Sold Amount Gross Income

Land-use Projects

Rice/Crops Production

Vegetable kilo/pc 620.23 22,268.80

Fruits kilo/pc 2,874.84 25,960.75

Rice kilo 6,361.00 401,796.15

Rice Bran kilo 3,465.00 13,191.00

bag 56.00

Palay Seeds kilo 237.00

cans 17.00 93,965.00

Root crops kilo 23.40 468.00

Others

Bell Pepper Plant pot 10.00 80.00

Copra kilo 3,289.20 65,674.50

Coconut pc 18.00 270.00

Empty sack pc 538.00 5,380.00

Coconut shell kilo 35.00 1,300.00 630,354.20

Share from Tenants

Root Crops kilo 10.06 100.60

Pili pc 2,940.00 1,728.25

Banana kilo 27.35 605.25 2,434.10

Poultry Production

Eggs pc 95,427.00 468,331.50

Cracked Eggs pc 2,985.00 7,527.50

Culled Chicken

No. of head head 183.00

No. of kilo kilo 224.95 19,800.00

Broiler Chicken & Choice Cuts

No. of head head 1,741.00

No. of kilo kilo 2,554.72 322,312.88

Chicken Manure bag 74.00 4,800.00

Empty Sack pc 355.00 3,550.00 826,321.88

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Gross Income Production Activities Unit Quantity Sold Amount

Fishpond Production

Milkfish kilo 657.77 94,956.70

Milkfish (dried) kilo 19.12 5,490.30

Shrimp kilo 1.60 240.00

Assorted Fishes kilo 26.50 2,920.00

Crab kilo 102.50 25,825.00

Tilapia kilo 96.75 12,030.00

Tilapia Fry pc 6,950.00 10,950.00

Tilapia Breeder kilo 5.00 275.00

Tilapia Fingerlings pc 861.00 2,022.00

Others

Root Crops kilo 42.94 858.70

Vegetable kilo 445.11 10,017.40

Fruits kilo 208.05 2,942.75 168,527.85

Livestock Production

Piglet hd 68.00 154,600.00

Drake hd 2.00 500.00

Native Chicken egg pc 277.00 2,770.00

Dressed Native Chicken hd 76.00 11,364.20

Duck hd 2.00 500.00

Duck Eggs pc 254.00 2,540.00

Dressed Duck hd 45.00 5,469.60

Cuts

Pata kl 48.17 6,731.95

Pork kl 311.50 49,345.00

Carabeef kl 217.50 35,905.00

Liver kl 2.50 400.00

Others

Vegetables kilo 233.35 5,472.75

Fruits kilo 1,519.94 2,452.10

Boar Semen - - 3,200.00

Empty Sack - - 60.00 281,310.60

Annual Report 68

Gross Income Production Activities Unit Quantity Sold Amount

Horticulture Production

Vegetable kilo 1,826.13 46,033.38

Fruits kilo 2,766.51 9,722.30

Ornamental Plants pot 6.00 200.00

Seedlings pot 2.00 130.00

Root crops kilo 302.70 5,144.85 61,230.53

Sub-total 1,970,179.16

Micro-Business Enterprises - Cafeteria 1,884,082.70

Photocopying Services

Machine 1 copies 234,938 234,938.00

Machine 2 copies 168,052 168,052.00

Machine 3 copies 64,330 64,330.00

Machine 4 copies 260,293 260,293.00

Risograph Machine copies 151,145 120,916.20 848,529.20

Academic Gowns 3,240.00

Sale of P.E. Uniforms

Elementary & Pre-school

T-shirt pc 82 9,020.00

Jogging pants pc 64 14,720.00

Secondary

T-shirt pc 55 6,600.00

Jogging pants pc 63 15,750.00

College

T-shirt pc 611 81,435.00

Jogging pants pc 474 123,250.00 250,775.00

Sale of NSTP T-shirts pc 165 22,275.00 22,275.00

Sale of Student ID Cards & Lamination - - - 264,167.50

Stall Rental - No. of Lessee at CBO Bldg. - 11 294,625.00 294,625.00

Commission Income- Consigned books - - 238,670.00

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Production Activities Unit Quantity Sold Amount Gross Income

Commission Income- T-shirt - - - 10,860.00

Sub-total 3,817,224.40

Knowledge-Based Projects - - -

Pre-School Operations - - -

Registration Fees - - -

Nursery - 27 13,500.00

Junior - 34 17,000.00

Senior - 29 14,500.00

Monthly Tuition Fees -

Nursery - 23 110,950.00

Junior - 33 140,700.00

Senior - 28 138,950.00 435,600.00

Printing (Work Text Production)

Chem 1 pc 59.00 20,650.00

English 1 pc 36.00 7,200.00

English 2 pc 1,212.00 303,000.00

English 3 pc 200.00 50,000.00 380,850.00

Sub-total 816,450.00

Total 6,603,853.56

At the forefront of CSC’s resource generation.

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General Administration

CSC Main Campus Infra Projects Status Amount 1. Construction of Two Storey BSND Building For Bidding P 2, 000, 000.00

2. Extension of Main Library Building, Phase 1 Ongoing 4, 750, 000.00

3. Construction of one classroom to Virtual Laboratory (CHS) For Implementation 800, 000.00

4. Repair of Ladies Dormitory Plan Preparation 1, 400, 000.00

5. Construction of CBA Building Plan Preparation 4, 000, 000.00

6. Rewiring of Admin. Bldg., Phase 1 Plan Preparation 1, 800, 000.00

7. Completion of Library Building Extension, Phase II Plan Preparation 1, 500, 000.00

8. Perimeter Fence Plan Preparation 1, 000, 000.00

9. Concreting of Road Network For Implementation 500, 000.00

10. Construction of Materials Recovery Facility at Biopark Ongoing 150, 000.00

11. Construction of Gate and Fence at Biopark Ongoing 100, 000.00

12. Construction of Comfort Room at Biopark Ongoing 50, 000.00

13. Construction of Hito Pond at Biopark Ongoing 50, 000.00

14. Improvement of Off-Season Production Demo Farm (Extension) Plan Preparation 30, 000.00

15. Construction of Vermi – House at Biopark Ongoing 20, 000.00

16. Repair of Dirty Kitchen (Ladies Dorm) For Implementation 100, 000.00

17. Construction of Product Development Area (Extension) Plan Preparation 100, 000.00

18. Construction of Mushroom Laboratory Room (CAF) Plan Preparation 75, 000.00

TOTAL 18,425,000.00

SOURCE: Planning Office

Physical Improvement

E ighteen capital outlay infra projects amounting to PhP 18,425,000.00 at the CSC Main Cam-pus were identified by the CSC administration at the end of 2011. At the CSC Panganiban

Campus, six infrastructure projects were completed and two were ongoing in 2011 in the amount of PhP923, 371.48.

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CSC Panganiban Campus Infra Projects Status Amount

Construction of Green House Completed 91, 179.36

Repair of Rice Granary Completed 134, 488.00

Interior Repair of Administration Building Ongoing 157, 601.32

Construction of Student Cottage Completed 189, 784.60

Construction of Poultry House and Duck Pond Completed 142, 231.16

Repair of Roofing of School Building Ongoing 116, 794.44

Repair of Student Pavilion Completed 46, 359.68

Repair of Audio Visual Room Completed 44, 932.92

Total 923, 371.48

SOURCE: Planning Office

The proposed expansion of CSC Library (top) and the construction of BSND building.

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Acquired equipment

T he table below shows the consolidated report of acquired equipment to backstop the opera-

tion of the Colleges and aid in the speedy and efficient performance of academic and adminis-

trative works. CSC acquired a total of Php 4,930,829.20 worth of equipment for the period in re-

view.

Date Issued

A R T I C L E S Qty. Unit Unit Cost Total Cost Accountable

Officer

1/17/11

Digital Camera: "CANON PowerShot A495" compact digital still camera w/ built-in flash 3.3x optical/approx. 4x digital / approx. 13x combined zoom Serial No. 058021006179

1

unit

7,289.00

7,289.00

Maria S. Tugano


1

unit

7,289.00

7,289.00

Yolanda M. Tariman


1

unit

7,289.00

7,289.00

Sonia R. Vargas


1

unit

7,289.00

7,289.00

Jose F. Tabligan

Video Camera: "CANON FS300", 37x optical zoom 41x advanced zoom, 1.07 mega pixels, 27" wide LCD screen, Hi-resolution 16.9 recording, LCD video light, quick start, dual layer disc support Serial No. 112052145608

1

unit

27,289.00

27,289.00

Estrella S. Placides

Video Camera: "CANON FS300", 37x optical zoom 41x advanced zoom, 1.07 mega pixels, 27" wide LCD screen, Hi-resolution 16.9 recording, LCD video light, quick start, dual layer disc support Serial Nos. 112052145608 and 112052147809

2

unit

27,289.00

Eleanor B. Tablizo

54,578.00

Rico M. Romero

Lapel Microphone: "SHURE", portable wireless amplifier, wireless microphone / hands wireless free 2 pcs, 1 clip on lapel mic., 1 boom headset mic., 1 transmitter w/ VHF frequency, 35w 94mm x 120mm up to 75m within 600 sq.m., 1.8 kgs only with durable built-in carrying handle.

1

unit

6,189.00

6,189.00

Angelita L Tacorda

Lapel Microphone: "SHURE", portable wireless amplifier, wireless microphone / hands wireless free 2 pcs, 1 clip on lapel mic., 1 boom headset mic., 1 transmitter w/ VHF frequency, 35w 94mm x 120mm up to 75m within 600 sq.m., 1.8 kgs only with durable built-in carrying handle.

1

unit

6,189.00

6,189.00

Sonia R. Vargas

Annual Report 73

Date Issued

Articles Qty. Unit Cost Total Cost Accountable

Officer

1/28/2011 Steel Filing Cabinet: 4 drawers 1 9,000.00 9,000.00 Amelia B. Armea

1/31/2011

Triple Drum

2 6,295.50 Leticia Tolledo

25,182.00

2 6,295.50 Trinidad Rumbines

Bass Drum: Size 22 (Stainless)

2 3,077.80

12,311.20

Leticia Tolledo


Xylophone: Organ Style (Medium)

2 13,290.50

53,162.00

Leticia Tolledo


3 Phase Motor: 1HP, 220V (Made in China) Model: Y802-4 "MEIHO"

3 4,890.00 14,670.00 Salustiano I. Alcantara Jr.

2/15/2011

Desktop Switch: 10/100 "CLSCO" 8 Port Switch w/ QOS, SF - 100D-08 SN: PSJ14190B1Y

1

2,100.00

2,100.00

Yolanda Tariman

Desktop Switch: 10/100 "CLSCO" 8 Port Switch w/ QOS, SF - 100D-08 SN: PSJ14190BJO

1

2,100.00

2,100.00

Santos Magallanes

Desktop Switch: 10/100 "CLSCO" 8 Port Switch w/ QOS, SF - 100D-08 SN: PSJ14190B12

1

2,100.00

2,100.00

Valentino Valeza

Desktop Switch: 10/100 "CLSCO" 8 Port Switch w/ QOS, SF - 100D-08 SN: PSJ14220FMD

1

2,100.00

2,100.00

Gemma Acedo

Epson Printer LX 300+11 w/ USB cable SN: G8NY178744 1 8,510.00 8,510.00 Irenea Suarez

Epson Printer LX 300+11 w/ USB cable SN: G8NY181114 1 8,510.00 8,510.00

Epson Printer LX 300+11 w/ USB cable SN: G8NY181126 1 8,510.00 8,510.00 Teresita Avila

Epson Printer LX 300+11 w/ USB cable SN: G8NY178933 1 8,510.00 8,510.00 Edgar Tatel

Epson Printer LX 300+11 w/ USB cable SN: G8NY177211 1 8,510.00 8,510.00 Ma. Theresa Sarmiento Epson Printer LX 300+11 w/ USB cable SN: G8NY178792 1 8,510.00 8,510.00

Printer Canon iP2770 w/ Continuous Ink (CIS) SN: HRDC97971

1 5,040.00 5,040.00 Angelita Tacorda

Printer (4-in-1): Brother DCP 185C w/ ADF SN: EG7781LOF202185

1 6,350.00 6,350.00 Socorro Brillante

Computer Scanner Flatbed SN: MM6W000768 1 4,320.00 4,320.00 Medita Reyes

Annual Report 74

Date Issued

Articles Qty. Unit Cost Total Cost Accountable Officer

2/15/2011

Computer Scanner Flatbed SN: MM6W000735

1 4,320.00 4,320.00 Ma. Emmie Delluza

HP LaserJet Pro M1212nF All in one Network Printer SN: CND8BB71VT

1 18,279.00 18,279.00 Araceli Mendez

HP Office 700 wide Format Printer, A3 size Printer

1 13,080.00 13,080.00 Jose G. Ong, Jr.

Biometric - Digital Persona 4 8,450.00 33,800.00

Ma. Emmie Delluza

Barcode Reader Model: LS1203 w/ stand SN: Y6R2VI

1 5,040.00 5,040.00

Barcode Reader Model: LS1203 w/ stand SN: Y6R2DR

1 5,040.00 5,040.00

Barcode Reader Model: LS1203 w/ stand SN: Y6R2ES

1 5,040.00 5,040.00

Barcode Reader Model: LS1203 w/ stand SN: Y6R2OK

1 5,040.00 5,040.00

Laptop Inspiron Mini W7S (Purple, Blue, Red, Pink MS Windows Starter 7, Starter Intel Atom 2530

4 26,580.00 106,320.00




Laptop Computer e-machine Intel Dual Core T4300 2.0 Ghz SN: LXNB009035K1E112500

1 26,340.00 26,340.00 Emmanuel Soriao

Laptop Computer e-machine Intel Dual Core T4300 2.0 Ghz SN: LXNBQOC27035164DE2500

1 26,340.00 26,340.00 Ruben P. Tablizo

Laptop Computer emachine Intel Dual Core T4300 2.0 Ghz SN: XNBQOC02703616592500

1 26,340.00 26,340.00 Yolanda Tariman

Laptop Computer "emachine" Intel Dual Core T4300 2.0 Ghz SN: LXNBQOC0270361653225000

1 26,340.00 26,340.00 Sonia Vargas

Laptop Computer Apple Mac Book Intel Core Duo 2.4Ghz

1 54,600.00 54,600.00 Gemma Acedo

Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-3BLL SN: 4B1042P43688

1 22,800.00 22,800.00 Helen Porte

Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-097L SN: 4B1042P43685

1 22,800.00 22,800.00 Melchor Suarez

Annual Report 75

Date Issued


Officer

2/15/2011

Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-3BFL SN: 4B1042P21962

1 22,800.00 22,800.00 Evelyn Samar

Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-3ABL SN: 7B1045L01825

1 22,800.00 22,800.00 Rommel Torres

Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-3B2L SN: 7B1045L05293

1 22,800.00 22,800.00 Shiela

Bagadiong

Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-0LEL SN: 7B1045L02200

1 22,800.00 22,800.00 Dante Rojas

Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-3A3L SN: 4B1042P51754

1 22,800.00 22,800.00 Lily Ham

Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-38LL SN: 4B1042P51708

4 22,800.00 Araceli Mendez 91,200.00

Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-38EL SN: 4B1042P5711

Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-39VL SN: 4B1008P38722

Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-37XL SN: 4B1042P51730

Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-37ML SN: 4B1042P51755

1 22,800.00 22,800.00 Lourdes

Rodriguez

Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-37AL SN: 4B1008P33754

1 22,800.00 22,800.00 Herminia Tabor

& M. Tejada

Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-39QL SN: 4B1008P38718

1 22,800.00 22,800.00

Valentino Valeza Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-37JL SN: 7B1048L05546

1 22,800.00 22,800.00

Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-3AIL SN: 4B1008P38750

1 22,800.00 22,800.00 Nena Santos

Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-37WL SN: 4B1042P51731

1 22,800.00 22,800.00 Juanita

Cervantes

Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-OMQL SN: 7B1048lLO5570

1 22,800.00 22,800.00 Estrella Placides

Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-35XL SN: 4B1042P51652

1 22,800.00 22,800.00 Ananias Deuda

Desktop Computer Intex 1GB memory Intel Dual Core SN: CN019VCD-64180-046-2KYL SN: 4B1042P51659


Netbook Computer: Intel Atom Processor N450 SN: 0135 DX-1819XPHK100


Annual Report 76

Date Issued

Articles Qty.

Unit Cost Total Cost Accountable

Officer

2/15/2011

DLP Projector "ACER" SN: EYK300500660390042F2702

1 30,940.00 30,940.00 Emmanuel Soriao

DLP Projector "ACER" SN: EYK3005006D300AD28401 1 30,940.00 30,940.00 Ruben Tablizo

DLP Projector "ACER" SN: EYK300500603800AE8901 1 30,940.00 30,940.00 Yolanda Tariman

Automatic Voltage Regulator Model: SE-AVR-1000 "IZUKU, 1000 KVA"

8 4,995.00 39,960.00

Alfredo Cilot

Herminia Tabor

Daniel Manlangit

Azucena Torrente

Renato Panti

Lily Ham

Gerry Rubio

Santos Sorra

Robotics Kit- Robot Arm w/ USB Robotics 2 3,300.00 6,600.00

Ma. Emmie Delluza

Robotics Kit- Football (Botball) 3 1,950.00 5,850.00

Robotics Kit - Ladybug 4 1,108.00 4,4532.00

Electronic Training Modules a. Digital Trainer b. RIMCE Microcontroller Starter Kit c. ZILOG TM-123 Training Module d. 8051 Training Module

4 17,500.00 70,000.00

External Drive USB Slim DVD Writer 2 3,180.00 6,360.00

3/2/2011

Fluke Network: MT-8200-60A Lutelli Tone Pro 200 Toner & Probe Kit

1 19,800.00 19,800.00

Raptor ITB Basic Desktop External HDD 1 5,340.00 5,340.00

Desktop Switch: D-Link 1 2,520.00 2,520.00

Passport External USB: IUD 320GB 1 4,740.00 4,740.00

Wireless G-Broadband Router: WRTP54G w/ 2 phone ports

1 2,400.00 2,400.00

Handler Scanner CCD1000 1 3,840.00 3,840.00 Araceli Mendez

Port Switch: Hub Link System 2161C 1 4,848.00 4,848.00

Date Issued


Officer

Annual Report 77

3/2/2011

Wireless-N Broadband Router: LINKYZ WRT 160N

5 5,400.00 27,000.00 Gemma Acedo

Wireless-N Broadband Router: LINKYZ WRT 160N

1 5,400.00 5,400.00 Angelita Tacorda

Network Storage: "Net gear" SN: 23J30A7600208

1 11,400.00 11,400.00

Gemma Acedo

Multi-ISP Load Balance "QNO" PQR8010 1 9,960.00 9,960.00

Monitor: "Samsung" 19" LCD SN: NEDQHMEZ400040

5 8,580.00 42,900.00

Monitor: "Samsung" 19" LCD SN: NEDQHMJZ400214



Monitor: "Samsung" 19" LCD SN: NEDQHMJZ400197H

UPS-APC, 500VA ES Series SN: 7B1045LO1825

1 3,060.00 3,060.00 Rommel Torres


1 3,060.00 3,060.00 Necodimos Del Agua


1 3,060.00 3,060.00 Glenda De Blanco


1 3,060.00 3,060.00 Ma. Isabel Dela

Hostria

UPS-APC, 500VA ES Series SN: 4B1042P21992

2 3,060.00 Alfredo Cilot 6,120.00 UPS-APC, 500VA ES Series SN: 4B1042P21997


1 3,060.00 3,060.00 Elsie Rojas


1 3,060.00 3,060.00 Patricio Iñigo


1 3,060.00 3,060.00 Daniel Manlangit


1 3,060.00 3,060.00 Dante Rojas

UPS-APC, 500VA ES Series 1 3,060.00 3,060.00 Santos Sorra

SN: 7B1045LO1962 UPS-APC, 500VA ES Series

1 3,060.00 3,060.00 Dante Timajo

SN: 7B1045LO1956 UPS-APC, 500VA ES Series SN: 7B1045LO945

1 3,060.00 3,060.00 Medita Reyes


1 3,060.00 3,060.00 Asuncion Asetre

Annual Report 78

Date Issued


Officer

3/2/2011

UPS-APC, 500VA ES Series SN: 7B1045LO1928,

3 3,060.00 9,180.00 Gemma Acedo UPS-APC, 500VA ES Series SN: 7B1045LO1781


UPS-APC, 500VA ES Series SN: 7B1045LO1706 1 3,060.00 3,060.00 Cesar Zaragosa

UPS-APC, 500VA ES Series SN: 7B1045LO1861 1 3,060.00 3,060.00 Ma. Theresa Sarmiento

UPS-APC, 500VA ES Series, SN: 7B1045LO1936 1 3,060.00 3,060.00 Yolanda Tariman

UPS-APC, 500VA ES Series, SN: 7B1045LO1875 1 3,060.00 3,060.00 Emmanuel Soriao

UPS-APC, 500VA ES Series, SN: 7B1045LO1934 1 3,060.00 3,060.00 Ruben Tablizo

UPS-APC, 500VA ES Series SN: 7B1045LO1961 2 3,060.00 6,120.00 Emmanuel Soriao


UPS-APC, 500VA ES Series, SN: 7B1045LO1877 1 3,060.00 3,060.00 Jose Villareal

UPS-APC, 500VA ES Series, SN: 7B1045LO1646 1 3,060.00 3,060.00 Eufrecina Del Agua

Monitor: "SAMSUNG" 19" LCD, SN: NEDQHMEZ40031 1 8,580.00 8,580.00 Alfredo Cilot

Monitor: "SAMSUNG" 19" LCD, SN: NEDQH-MAZ80025"


3/4/2011

Electric Drill: "MACTEC, Model: MT811, 13mm (1/2'), SN: 0520916

1 6,980.00 6,980.00 Rafael Tioxon

Electric Drill: "MACTEC", Model: MT811, 13mm (1/2'), SN: 0520916

1 6,980.00 6,980.00

Severo Morana Grass Cutter: "KAAZ" TD40, Engine #: 964232

2 13,900.00 27,800.00 Grass Cutter: "KAAZ" TD40, Engine #: 969921

Water Dispenser: "CAMEL" Hot & Cold 1 6,345.00 6,345.00 Angelita Tacorda

Water Dispenser: "CAMEL" Hot & Cold 1 6,345.00 6,345.00 Sonia Vargas

Mini HiFi Component System: "SONY" SN: 4100267, Front Speaker SN: 14686614146865, Sub Woofer SN: 4108221 Satellite Speaker SN: 3803895/3803896

1 38,894.00 38,894.00 Jocelyn Jordan

Power Megaphone: "CROWN" 1 5,572.00 5,572.00 Jose Tabligan

Air Condition: "CARRIER" 2.5 HP, Model: WCAR-PO24EA, SN: 51PMXRACCAR24KEA

1 24,200.00 24,200.00 Emmanuel Soriao

Air Condition: "CARRIER" 1.5 HP, Model: WCARGO14EA, SN: 51CH3RACCAR14KEA


Steel Filing Cabinet: w/ 4 drawers 1 8,473.00 8,473.00 Josephine Refugio

Steel Filing Cabinet: w/ 4 drawers 1 8,473.00 8,473.00 Valentino Valeza

Air Condition: Split Type "SANYO" 1 47,890.00 47,890.00 Sonia Vargas

Desktop Computer: "ACER/ASPIRE", Multi Desktop Intel Core Duo E5700, SN: ETLKPODDOO2033164608510-LCD, SN: 40012121011-UPS

1 30,940.00 30,940.00 Emmanuel Soriao

Desktop Computer: "ACER/ASPIRE", Multi Desktop Intel

Core Duo E5700, SN: ETLKPODDOO2033165F98510-LCD, SN: 40011591011-UPS

1 30,940.00 30,940.00 Emmanuel Soriao

Annual Report 79

Date Issued


Officer

3/4/2011

Desktop Computer: "ACER/ASPIRE", Multi Desktop Intel Core Duo E5700, SN: ETLKPODDOO20331678C8510-LCD, SN: 40011951011-UPS

1 30,940.00 30,940.00 Emmanuel Soriao

Desktop Computer: "SAMSUNG", Intel Pentium Dual Core E5200, SN: NDEJHMOZA02422-LCD, SN: 3B1002291610-UPS

4 27,590.00 110,360.00 Araceli Mendez

Desktop Computer: "SAMSUNG", Intel Pentium Dual Core E5200, SN: NDEJHMAZB01056-LCD, SN: 3B1002291354-UPS

Desktop Computer: "SAMSUNG", Intel Pentium Dual Core E5200, SN: NDEJHMAZB01253-LCD, SN: 3B1002293415-UPS

Desktop Computer: "SAMSUNG", Intel Pentium Dual Core E5200, SN: NDEJHMDZA01335-LCD, SN: 3B1002293496-UPS

Laptop Computer: Core 13/370 w/ windows 7, Processor Intel Core 13/370, 2.4Ghz "Dell Inspiron"

1 39,950.00 39,950.00 Gemma Acedo

Laptop Computer: Core 13/370 w/ windows 7, Processor Intel Core 13/370, 2.4Ghz "Dell Inspiron"

1 39,950.00 39,950.00 Rommel

Magtangob

Laptop Computer: (PH-0629N4010-DOS) Core 13-350 M "Dell Inspiron 14R"

1 39,950.00 39,950.00 Ma. Concepcion

Suarez

DLP Projector: "ACER H7OO901" 1 43,990.00 43,990.00 Gemma Acedo

Hand Held Scanner " CCD 1000" 1 7,990.00 7,990.00

Araceli Mendez Port Switch: Hub Linkys SD216-EU 1 4,500.00 4,500.00

Wireless Broadband Router LINKYS WRT-54GH-TH

1 3,790.00 3,790.00

Electric Grinder: "MASARU" 600W, 220V-60 Hz 1 6,700.00 6,700.00

Teofilo Salameña Electric Hammer Drill: "MASARU" 500W, 220V-60Hz

1 6,150.00 6,150.00

3/10/2011

Laboratory Oven: Model OSO-3000 1 Phase, 115V, 50/60Hz 800W

1 39,000.00 39,000.00

Lani Ilagan Soil Hydrometer: 08292-16 Precision at 0005 Divisions

1 10,000.00 10,000.00

Multi-Grain Moisture Meter: ML-7825G 1 14,500.00 14,500.00 Ruben Tablizo

Pregnancy Detector: (In Swine Product) "Pocket" (Fetal Dropler)

1 30,000.00 30,000.00

Epifanio Rubio

Veterinary Surgical Instrument: "SECHERON" 2 30,000.00 60,000.00

Feed Mixer: (Mini) 'ROYAL", Model ISO 9001, (1/2 HP) Engine #: 000520748

1 49,000.00 49,000.00 Ruben Tablizo

Annual Report 80

Date Issued


Officer

3/31/2011

Desktop Computer: Intel-Core 13-540 3.06 Ghz LCD Monitor: SN: ACLMTF119917

10 23,895.00

Yolanda M. Tariman

238,950.00



Desktop Computer: Intel-Core 13-540 3.06 Ghz

LCD Monitor: SN: ACLMTF22068 Desktop Computer: Intel-Core 13-540 3.06 Ghz

LCD Monitor: SN: ACLMTF23174 Desktop Computer: Intel-Core 13-540 3.06 Ghz

LCD Monitor: SN: ACLMTF22865 Desktop Computer: Intel-Core 13-540 3.06 Ghz LCD Monitor: SN: ACLMTF22032




24 Port Switch: "CISCO" SN: PSJ141501 GH 1 7,495.00 77,495.00

Multi-Media Projector: "EPSON H369C EB SN: NEAFEX0058L w/ tripod

1 37,495.00 37,495.00

Printer: HP D2660, SN: H482-4NGJJ 1 - -

Printer: HP D2660, SN: H482-5LW712 1 - -

5/12/2011 Cellphone: "NOKIA C1-01" w/ camera 1 3,950.00 3,950.00 Ananias A. Deuda

6/9/2011

Electric Airpot: "IMARFLEX" (2.2 lit. capacity) 1 1,998.00 1,998.00 Jose F. Tabligan

Water Dispenser: "ASTRON" Model HCF-447 1 5,489.00 5,489.00 Pio B. Valeza

Digital Color Copier: Gestetner Model MPC 2030 (20 cpm) w/ platen cover & cabinet

1 160,300.00 160,300.00 Gerry S. Rubio

Tube Bender: "CT-368/CT-369" lever type, 3-in-1 for sizes 1/4", 5/1`6" & 3/8"

1 1,200.00 1,200.00 Hermes M. Gianan

6/14/2011 Amplifier: w/ speaker "SHARP" 1 7,555.00 7,555.00 Yolanda M. Tariman

6/14/2011 DVD Player: "SAMSUNG" 1 2,020.00 2,020.00 Yolanda M. Tariman

6/14/2011 Cellphone: "NOKIA C6 1 13,995.00 13,995.00 Roger B. Tagle

6/28/2011 Electronic Time Recorder - Property Numbers 101-221-312-1788 and 101-221-312-1789

2 6,152.50 12,305.00 Daniel Z. Manlangit

6/23/2011 Digital Copier: Gestetner MP 1900 w/ platen cover & Steel Cabinet, SN: V8816250232

1 91,000.00 91,000.00 Irenea T. Suarez

7/4/2011 Ceiling fan: "IMARFLEX" (18" blade) 4 2,300.00 9,200.00 Lourdes V. Rodriguez

7/11/2011

TV Set: 14" color TV, 220V, "ASTRON" Model RC-1432

4 4,400.00 17,600.00

Josephine B. Refugio Electric Stand Fan: "STANDARD" 16" blade, 220V, Model SSM-16

2 1,490.00 2,980.00

Electric Airpot: "STANDARD", 4 lit. capacity, 220V Model: SEAP-4.0L

1 1,440.00 1,440.00

Annual Report 81

7/11/2011

Electric Airpot: "STANDARD", 4 lit. capacity, 220V Model: SEAP-4.0L

1 1,440.00 1,440.00 Nelson S. Romero

TV Set: "PENSONIC" 29" color TV, 220V, FLAT-2946 1 9,880.00 9,880.00

Ananias A. Deuda DVD Player: "PENSONIC" (MP4) portable with radio cassette recorder & USB port

1 4,490.00 4,490.00

DVD Player: "PENSONIC" (MP4) portable with radio cassette recorder & USB port

1 4,490.00 4,490.00 Irenea T. Suarez

DVD Player: "PENSONIC" (MP4) portable with radio cassette recorder & USB port

1 4,490.00 4,490.00 Josephine R.

Tomagan

MP3 Karaoke CD Radio Cassette Recorder: "PENSONIC" Model: MDI SPKSet 3639

1 4,940.00 4,940.00 Trinidad M. Rumbines

MP3 Karaoke CD Radio Cassette Recorder: "NOVA" Model: NCRC-418-D410

1 4,940.00 4,940.00 Corazon T. Cilot

Steel Filing Cabinet: 2 drawers & one safety vault 1 27,400.00 27,400.00 Santos B. Sorra

Typewriter: "OLYMPIA G-3" 18" carriage SN: 7-4910820 1 17,989.00 17,989.00 Nestor T. Sarmiento

7/13/2011

TV Set: "SHARP" (LCD) Model: LC-32L400M-BK, 32" wide screen, SN: 163721132

1 25,894.00 25,894.00 Lourdes V. Rodriguez

DVD Player: "SONY" Model: DVP-SR700HP 1 3,289.00 3,289.00

Digital Camera: CANON IXUS 80 IS, SN: 743104937 1 13,789.00 13,789.00 Ruben P. Tablizo

Digital Camera: "NIKON" D-500 1 38,800.00 38,800.00 Losito P. Tablizo

Cellphone: "NOKIA X6" 1 12,795.00 12,795.00 Alfredo P. Cilot

Cellphone: "NOKIA C6" 1 12,950.00 12,950.00 Santos V. Magallanes

7/20/2011 Bulletin Board: hanging board (4ft x 6ft.) 1 4,800.00 4,800.00 Gerry S. Rubio

8/9/2011 Banca (casco) : 1 16,280.00 16,280.00 Felix F. Villacorta

8/9/2011 Jetmatic Pump: "EAGLE" 1 2,300.00 2,300.00 Jose S. Alberto

8/19/2011 Cellphone: "NOKIA C5-03" w/ NTC seal 1 14,950.00 14,950.00 Medita P. Reyes

8/19/2011 Cellphone: "NOKIA C5-03" w/ NTC seal 1 14,950.00 14,950.00 Renato M. Panti

8/19/2011 Cellphone: "NOKIA N8" w/ NTC seal 1 14,950.00 14,950.00 Gemma G. Acedo

8/22/2011 Electric Drill: "SKIL", 1/2 size blade, 220V SN: F015600ZJE

1 2,600.00 2,600.00 Noel B. de Leon

8/22/2011 Commercial Mixer: "KITCHEN AID" (HD) Model: 5K5SSS 1 29,950.00 29,950.00 Corazon B. Sicio

9/8/2011

Cellphone: "NOKIA C5-03" 1 11,900.00 11,900.00 Jocelyn Ll. Jordan

Cellphone: "NOKIA C5-03" 1 11,900.00 11,900.00 Ruben P. Tablizo

Cellphone: "NOKIA C5-03" 1 11,900.00 11,900.00 Pedro Arcilla

Cellphone: "NOKIA C5-03" 1 11,900.00 11,900.00 Aurora E. Araojo

Cellphone: "NOKIA C5-03" 1 11,900.00 11,900.00 Maria S. Tugano

Cellphone: "NOKIA C5-03" 1 11,900.00 11,900.00 Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento

Cellphone: "NOKIA C5-03" 1 11,900.00 11,900.00 Mila D. Vela

Cellphone: "NOKIA C6-03" 1 15,900.00 15,900.00 Emmanuel R. Soriao

Cellphone: "NOKIA 7230" 1 9,600.00 9,600.00 Angelee Z. Malijan

Cellphone: "NOKIA 7230" 1 9,600.00 9,600.00 Santos B. Sorra

9/12/2011 Adobe Photoshop: Creative suite, Academic License CS5 1 75,000.00 75,000.00

Gemma G. Acedo 9/12/2011

Macromedia Dreamweaver: Academic License CS5-5

1 50,000.00 50,000.00

9/12/2011 Microsoft Window 7: (Academic License) 7 20,000.00 140,000.00

9/12/2011 MS Visual Studio 2010: Premium with MSDN 1 120,000.00 120,000.00

10/12/2011 Corn Shelling Machine: "BOWA BCS - 800" 6.5 HP 1 44,800.00 44,800.00 Cenon S. Padilla

Date Issued


Officer

Annual Report 82

10/13/2011

Dressing Machine: Single phase motor (100% copper)

1 49,990.00 49,990.00 Eddie S. Million

Egg Sorting Machine 1 49,990.00 49,990.00 Eddie S. Million

Electronic Digital Pricing & Weighing Scale: "NATIONAL" Model: NS-30B

1 15,800.00 15,800.00 Noel B. de Leon

Desk Aneroid Sphygmomanometer: "LITMAN" with stethoscope

2 14,000.00 28,000.00 Felix C. Ma III

Weighing Scale: "DETECTO" 1 14,000.00 14,000.00 Elena G. Tasarra

10/14/2011 Cellphone: "NOKIA C6-01" with NTC seal 1 14,900.00 14,900.00 Minerva I. Morales

11/3/2011

Dual Channel Wireless System: "ASHTON AWM 300" 2 21,000.00 42,000.00

Virgil A. Rodriguez Stereo Universal Wireless System: "PHONIC WM-SYS4" 1 10,000.00 10,000.00

Powered Speaker: "ACM SRL 115A" 2 32,000.00 64,000.00

Powered Subwoofer: "ACM SRP 118SE" 2 32,000.00 64,000.00

Cellphone: "SONY ERICSSON ASPEN M1" 1 14,280.00 14,280.00 Cesar R. Zaragosa

11/22/2011

Computer Notebook: "ACER (Aspire One)" SN: LUSG3020371332A19B1601

1 29,000.00 29,000.00 Lily P. Custodio

Projector: "ACER X1161P" APHI SN: EYJBU100612400CEF592B

1 26,500.00 26,500.00 Lily P. Custodio

Aircondition : "CARRIER" Model: WCARG019EA, 2HP, SN: B11PC0165693 (window type)

1 30,420.00 30,420.00 Aida A. Dianela

Aircondition: "CARRIER" Model: WCARPO24EA, 2.5HP, SN: K11PC0417467 (window type)

1 33,397.00 33,397.00 Necodimos S.

Del Agua

Aircondition: "CARRIER" Model: WCARPO24EA, 2.5HP, SN: K11PC0417464 (window type)

1 33,397.00 33,397.00 Nemia S. Go

Digital Camera: "NIKON" Model: D90 18-105 VR 1 58,500.00 58,500.00 Gemma G. Acedo

Steel Filing Cabinet: for student ledger cards with 15 drawers, 7.5 x10

1 28,080.00 28,080.00 Ma. Isabel L. dela Hostria

Steel Lateral File Cabinet: 4 drawers 2 17,615.00 35,230.00 Noel B. de Leon

12/6/2011 Aircondition: "CARRIER" Model: WCARP024EA 2.5HP, SN:K11PCO407402 (window type)

1 31,998.00 31,998.00 Danilo O. Murillo

12/6/2011 Digital Copier: "GESTETNER" Model: MP 2000L2 with platen cover and steel cabinet, SN: L7116850264

1 112,000.00 112,000.00 Cesar R. Zaragosa

12/12/2011

Airlive Airmax: 108mbps antenna and peripherals with NTC registration

2 18,000.00 36,000.00

Gemma G. Acedo

Wireless N Access Point: "D-Link DAP 1360" with NTC registration

2 11,664.00 23,328.00

Server: HP ML 350106 35620 1P Base AF 1 170,000.00 170,000.00

IBM-FRU: 39R7318 MAX3147NC 1 12,000.00 12,000.00

Hard Drive: Seagate 73 4GB Cheetah 15K.5 SAS 3GB 1 15,000.00 15,000.00

Portable Drive: Seagate Free Agent "GOFLEX" 500GB Ultra (SATAA500305)

1 13,000.00 13,000.00

VOIP-IP Phone 300: (4 lines) multi-server dial plan for IP call

1 52,000.00 52,000.00

Date Issued


Officer

Annual Report 83

12/15/2011

Printer: LQ-2190 Dot Matrix, SN: MK6Y002500 1 44,400.00 44,400.00

Medita P. Reyes Computer Laptop: "DELL" Intel ® Core i3-350 M

Processor, SN: C6PYP01 1 26,160.00 26,160.00

Desktop Computer: "ACER" Aspire X1920, Intel Pentium Processors

E6800 w/ 20" LCD color, monitor "ACER" Model: S202HL, Serial Nos. CPU : B993000 / Monitor: 884210

1

32,400.00

32,400.00

Noel B. de Leon Printer: HP LaserJet PRO1566, SN: VNCF31954 1 12,600.00 12,600.00

Laptop Computer—DELL Intel Core i3, 350 Processor, SN C6FYPOI

1 26,160.00 26,160.00

Desktop Computer: "Gforce" Intel Duo Core E5400, w/ 19" LCD

color monitor "SAMSUNG" and UPS-APC, ES 500, 500VA, Serial Nos. Monitor: V8CFH9N4054240/, UPS: 7B1049L02837

1 21,600.00 21,600.00 Sheila T.

Bagadiong

Desktop Computer: "ACER" Veriton X40 G Intel, ® Pentium ® Proc-

essor E6700 w/ 18.5" color monitor, "ACER" Model: V193HOV and UPS-APC ES 500, Serial Nos. Monitor:, F9D28515 / UPS: 7B1049L02767, CPU: 138038B69201

1 29,220.00 29,220.00 Delia T. Quintal


essor E6700 w/ 18.5" color monitor, "ACER" Model: V193HOV and UPS-APC ES 500, Serial Nos. Monitor: F94A8515 / UPS: FB1044L06820, CPU: 138038D09201

1 29,220.00 29,220.00 Flordeliza V.

Villacorta


essor E6700 w/ 18.5" color monitor, "ACER" Model: V193HOV and UPS-APC ES 500, Serial Nos. Monitor: F93B8514 / UPS: 7B1049L04232, CPU: 138038C6920

1 29,220.00 29,220.00 Aida M. Tacorda

Desktop Computer: "ACER" Veriton X40 G Intel ® Pentium ® Processor E6700 w/ 18.5" color monitor "ACER" Model: V193HOV and UPS-APC ES 500 Serial Nos. Monitor: F93F85514/ UPS: 7B1045L03042 CPU: 138038C19201

1 29,220.00 29,220.00 Leny T. Argarin

Desktop Computer: "ACER" Aspire X1920 Intel Pentium Processor E6800 w/ 20" LCD color monitor "ACER" Model: S202HL Serial Nos. CPU : BCD3000 / Monitor: 904210

1 32,400.00 32,400.00 Ma. Alma Borja

Desktop Computer: "ACER" Aspire X1920 Intel Pentium Processor E6800 w/ 20" LCD color monitor "ACER" Model: S202HL Serial Nos. CPU : BBD3000 / Monitor: 924210

1 32,400.00 32,400.00 Anabella V. Magdaraog

Desktop Computer: "ACER" Aspire X1920 Intel Pentium Processor E6800 w/ 20" LCD color monitor "ACER" Model: S202HL Serial Nos. CPU : ACO3000 / Monitor: 444210

1 32,400.00

32,400.00 Rommel S. Torres

Desktop Computer: "ACER" Aspire X1920 Intel Pentium Processor E6800 w/ 20" LCD color monitor "ACER" Model: S202HL Serial Nos. CPU : BB63000 / Monitor: 314210

1 32,400.00

32,400.00 Ruben M. Sorreda

Date Issued


Officer

Annual Report 84

12/15/2011

Desktop Computer: "ACER" Aspire X1920 Intel Pentium Processors E6800 w/ 20" LCD color monitor "ACER" Model: S202HL Serial Nos. CPU : BEE3000 / Monitor: 3C4210

1 32,400.00

32,400.00

Peňa S. Olat

Desktop Computer: "ACER" Aspire X1920 Intel Pentium Processor E6800 w/ 20" LCD color monitor "ACER" Model: S202HL2 Serial Nos. CPU : BDB3000 / Monitor: 414210

1 32,400.00 32,400.00 Daniel Z.

Manlangit

Printer: HP Scanjet G4050 (flatbed scanner) SN: CNCN131A610F

1 19,200.00 19,200.00

Gemma G. Acedo UPS-APC: Back-Ups, 1500VA, 865W, SN: 3B1039X63303 2

30,000.00 60,000.00

UPS-APC: Back-Ups, 1500VA, 865W, SN: 3B1039X63327

Projector: "ACER" X1161P DLP, APHI w/ tripod SN: 3YJBUO1006124011EA59213

1 25,800.00 25,800.00 Socorro T. Brillante

Date Issued


Officer

SOME OF THE PROCURED equipment for various of-fices and colleges/departments at CSC.

Water dispenser, laptop, water tank, combo ring binder.

AC unit

Netgear computer

Speaker, lapel microphone Handheld Scanner CCD 1000

SOURCE: Office of Supervising Administrative Officer

Canon Digital Camera

Annual Report 85

Approved Board Resolutions in CY 2011

T he governance of the Catanduanes State Colleges is steered by the Board of Trustees as consti-tuted in its Charter. The administration of the College and the exercise of its corporate powers

are therefore vested exclusively in the BOT and the President of the Colleges. As the highest policy making body of the Colleges, the CSC BOT approved numerous reso-lutions in 2011 for the efficient operations of the quadrant and administrative functions of the in-stitution.

BOARD RESOLUTION NO. DETAILS

Board Resolution # 1, s. 2011 Approving the proposed agenda of the 147th Meeting (Special) of the Board of Trustees held at CHED Central Office, U.P. Diliman, Quezon City

Board Resolution # 2, s. 2011 Approving the proposed guidelines for the search for CSC Presidency

Board Resolution # 3, s. 2011

Approving the composition of the search committee for the CSC Presidency:

Atty. Marito C. Bernales – Chairman, PASUC V

Mr. Salvador Mediavillo – Member, CHEDRO V

Mr. Policarpio Tindugan – Member, Private Sector

Prof. Jocelyn S. Ibones – Member, VP – FFU

Mr. Carlo T. Gelito – Member, VP – SSC


Approving the composition of the SC Secretariat:

Mr. Renato M. Panti – Board Secretary, CSC

Ms. Sol Theresa Laguio-Logo – Executive Assistant of CHED Commissioner William C. Medrano

Representative from CHEDRO V


Approving the P300, 000.00 allotment for the honoraria, travel allowances and other incidental expenses of the search committee for presidency and its secretariat while conducting the search process subject to the usual accounting and auditing rules and regulations

Board Resolution # 6, s. 2011 Approving the agenda of the 148th Meeting of the CSC Board of Trustees held at CHED Central Office on March 21, 2011

Board Resolution # 7, s. 2011 Ratifying the Minutes of the 146th meeting of the CSC Board of Trustees

Board Resolution # 8, s. 2011 Ratifying the Minutes of the 147th meeting of the Board of Trustees

Annual Report 86



Confirming the designations issued by the President

Prof. Ma Edna Iñigo – Curriculum Specialist

Prof. Hermes Gianan – OIC, Repairs and Maintenance of AC units

Prof. Dolores Osido – Project Manager, Crops production

Prof. Jonathan Capsa – OJT Supervisor, COT-DICT

Prof. Jose Alberto – Project Manager, Horticulture

Dr. Aida A. Dianela – VP, Academic Affairs


Confirming the appointments signed and issued by the President

Aida I. Gomez – Asst. Prof III

Eufrecina del Agua – Asst. Prof II

Ma. Emmie T. Delluza – Asst. Prof. I

Edwin T. Romero – Asst. Prof I.

Marilyn B. Panti – Inst. II

Michael Owen P. Malijan – Inst. I

Marietta R. Tabligan – Admin Aide VI


Confirming the contract of agreement with Kingson Contractors

Completion of Athletic Oval

Construction of Perimeter Fence

Completion of Laboratory Bldg. Phase IV

Board Resolution # 12, s. 2011 Confirming the MOA with the LGU Virac, LGU of Buyo, District, Dioceses of Virac and DENR – PENR Office, Catanduanes for the implementation of CSC SEPComDev Project

Board Resolution # 13, s. 2011 Approving the candidates for graduation and candidates for graduation with honors for SY 2010 – 2011.


Approving the appointments SG 19 above

Dr. Laura Vital

Prof. Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento

Prof. Pedro Arcilla Jr

Prof. Belen Tapado

Board Resolution # 15, s. 2011 Approving the PRE of the Colleges for FY 2011 in the amount of P246,475,000.00 subject for 10% allocation for Research and 10% for Extension charged to income

Board Resolution # 16, s. 2011 Approving the modification/allocation of three (3) faculty positions and creation of two (2) faculty and two (2) administrative positions

Board Resolution # 17, s. 2011 Approving the agenda of the 149th meeting of the CSC Board of Trustees including other matters

Board Resolution # 18, s. 2011 Ratifying the minutes of the 148th meeting of Trustees

Annual Report 87




Dr. Angelita Tacorda – Principal, Laboratory Schools

Dr. Crispin Oliveros – Director, ARES, Panganiban Campus

Prof. Edwin Romero – Program Chair, Industrial Technology

Prof. Jesus Isorena – Chairman, Academic Related Services, DIT

Prof. Tita A. Aquino – Principal, Laboratory HS, Panganiban Campus

Prof Pedro Tumaque - Chairman, Agri Educ, Panganiban Campus

Dr. Edna Pante – Chairman, Educ. Dep’t, Panganiban Campus

Prof. Edgar Tatel – Chairman, Social Science Dep’t

Engr. Gilberto Garcia – Electrical Maintenance Inspector

Dr. Aida A. Dianela – VP, Academic Affairs

Arch. Jose Ong – Chairman, Technical Planning Committee

Mr. Ramon Samonte – Project In-charge, Animal Project, Panganiban Campus

Prof. Socorro Masagca – Guidance Counselor, Laboratory Schools

Prof. Eddie Millon – Project Manager, Poultry Production

Mr. Michael Owen Malijan – Project Manager, Livestock Production

Dr. Lourdes V. Rodriguez – Director, Student Services

Dr. Epifanio V. Rubio – Colleges Veterinarian

Engr. Emmanuel Soriao – Dean, COT

Dr. Ruben P. Tablizo – Dean, CAF

Prof. Eufrecina T. del Agua – Alumni @ Placement Officer


Confirming appointments SG 18 below

Marilyn Tejada – Registrar I

Dante Rojas – Administrative Asst. II

Joey Anthony Casim – Computer Programmer I

Board Resolution # 21, s. 2011 Confirming the proposed activities of the Search Committee for CSC Presidency approved through Referendum letter No. 1 s, 2011

Board Resolution # 22, s. 2011 Approving the appointment of Dr. Cesar Zaragosa as Chief Administrative Officer

Annual Report 88



Approving the budget proposal of the Catanduanes State Colleges for FY 2012 in the amount of Three Hundred Eighty Eight Million Six Hundred Fifty Seven Thousand Pesos (P388,657,000.00) to be endorsed to the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) RO V

Board Resolution # 24, s. 2011 Approving the proposed construction of CSC Alumni Building within the campus

Board Resolution # 25, s. 2011 Approving the creation of a CSC Intellectual Property Rights Unit Under Research, Extension and Production Affairs


Authorizing Mr. Rommel S. Torres, Accountant II, to apply for enrolment to the Electronic Documentary Stamp Tax (EPST) System in compliance with Revenue Regulations No. 7 – 2009 dated June 29, 2010

Board Resolution # 27, s Approving the Curriculum of the Bachelor of Science in Accounting Technology effective 1st Semester, SY 2011 – 2012


Approving the inclusion of Mr. Gerry S. Rubio, AO V. PRI Services as member of the Secretariat, Search Committee for Presidency 2011


Approving the fixed rate honoraria to the Chairman and members of the Search Committee for Presidency (SCP) and its Secretariat .


Approving the requests of Dr. Asuncion V. Asetre for a Sabbatical Leave of Absence for one (1) year effective upon the expiration of her term on office as President of the Colleges on July 8, 2011 and Financial Assistance while doing the study titled: “An English Placement Model for Entering College Freshmen” provided Civil Service Rules and Regulations on Sabbatical Leave shall be followed


Authorizing Dr. Asuncion V. Asetre and Prof. Sonia R. Vargas to attend the 5th Asia Pacific Urban Forum (APUF - 5) on June 22 – 24, 2011 held at United National Conference Center (UNCC) in Bangkok, Thailand and approving the travel expenses in the amount of Thirty Thousand Pesos (P 30, 000.00) for each participant subject to the usual accounting and auditing rules and regulations

Board Resolution # 32, s. 2011 Approving the appointments of Dr. Asuncion V. Asetre as College Professor and Dr. Felix C. Ma as Medical Officer III

Board Resolution # 33, s.

Approving that the incoming President of CSC be authorized to enter into a memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the Philippine Volunteer Service Coordinating Agency and the Statistical Research and Training Center subject for review by NEDA Regional Office No V

Annual Report 89



Commending the outstanding performance of Dr. Asuncion V. Asetre as President for eight (8) years of the Catanduanes State Colleges and appropriate ceremony shall be accorded to her depending on the available schedule of the incoming president

Board Resolution # 35, s. 2011 Approving the agenda of the 150th Meeting (Special) of the Board of Trustees


Approving the appointment of Dr. Minerva I. Morales as the 6th President of the Catanduanes State Colleges in accordance with RA 8292 Rule VII Section 27 or IRR effective July 15, 2011 to July 14, 2015 with all the rights, privileges and responsibilities appurtenant to the office of the President

Board Resolution # 37, s. 2011 Approving the agenda of the 151st Meeting of the Board of Trustees



Prof. Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento - VP, AFA

Dr. Susan T. Santelices, VP, Acad Affairs

Dr. Aida A. Dianela – VP, REPA

Dr. Aurora E. Araojo – Dean, CAS

Prof. Esperanza P. San Juan – Dean, CBA

Prof. Victoriano A. Prolles – Planning Officer

Prof. Noel B. de Leon – Director, CBO

Dr. Lily P. Custodio – Dean, Graduate School

Dr. Maria S. Tugano – Director, Extension Services

Prof. Ma. Emmie T. Delluza – Chairman, ICT Program

Dr. Herminia A. Tabor, OIC, Admission and Registration

Prof. Josefina T. Buena – Clinical Supervisor, CHS

Prof. Elena G. Tasarra – Chairman, Nutrition and Dietetics Department

Engr. Pedro R. Arcilla – Asst. Dean, COT

Prof. Rosalie V. Aguilar – Chairman PE Department

Annual Report 90



Confirming the following appointments: Promotion:

Renato T. Arcilla – Admin Asst. II

Lily S. Ham – Admin Officer I Newly Hired:

Ma. Alma S. Borja – Admin Asst II

Margie T. Molina – Instructor I

Diane Rose A. Deinla – Instructor I

Luz R. Manlangit – Instructor I

Joseph B. Lumbao – Admin Asst. I

Robert M. Panti – Farm Worker I


Authorizing the President to enter into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with Hon. Emerenciana A. De Jesus, Gabriela Women’s Party Representative for scholarship grant to poor but deserving students enrolled at CSC

Board Resolution # 42, s. 2011 Confirming the Memorandum of Agreement entered into by the CSC, SRTC and NEDA RO V and the Philippine National Volunteer Service Coordinating Council

Board Resolution # 43, s. 2011 Confirming the contract agreement with ZKR Construction and Supply for the Repair of CSC Ladies Dormitory Building.

Board Resolution # 44, s. 2011 Approving the realignment of unobligated allotment for FY 2010 and 2011 to MOOE and Capital Outlay

THE CSC BOARD OF TRUSTEES during the election of new CSC President on July 7, 2011 at CHED Central Office — from left to right: DA RFU V Director Jose A. Dayao, the representative of Cong. Juan Edgardo J. Angara, NEDA V Director Romeo C. Escandor, Engr. Francis A. Gianan, Private Sec-tor Representative; Gov. Joseph C. Cua, representing Sen. Edgardo J. Angara, Dr. Minerva I. Morales, the newly elected and 6th President of CSC, Dr. Asuncion V. Asetre, 5th CSC President, Dr. Danilo L. Silva, Private Sector Representative, Glenda C. Rima, Student Representative, PBM Rafael C. Zuniega, Alumni Representative, Prof. Serelino Tasarra, Faculty Representative, Mr. Renato M. Panti, Board Secretary, and DOST V Director Tomas B. Briñas.

Annual Report 91

T he Colleges realized and collected income for the period from January to December, 2011 in

the total amount of P51, 271,305.16, inclusive of Income Collected from Students, and Income

from Revolving Funds (IGP).

Summary of Income

PARTICULARS AMOUNT

I – INCOME COLLECTED FROM STUDENTS

A. TUITION 23, 756, 314.74

B. OTHER SCHOOL FEES:

Athletic and Cultural Fee 1,476,488.50

Clearance and Certification Fees 172,015.00

Diploma and Graduation Fee 196,734.45

Library Fee 1,520,885.46

Medical and Dental Fee 147,620.00

Science Laboratory Fee 54,360.00

Transcript of Records Fee 246,890.00

Testing Fee 426,620.00

Graduate School Journal 40,500.00

Scan Fee 3,400.00

Student Handbook 30,135.00

Fines and Penalties 179,970.00

Sub - Total 4,495,618.41

C. FIDUCIARY FEES:

Affiliation Fee 88,684.00

Comprehensive/ Oral Exams /Advisers Fee 23,600.00

Training and Seminars Fee 9,000.00

Computer Laboratory Resource Fee 3,028,135.00

Keyboarding 28,450.00

Related Learning Experience 8,996,965.42

NSTP – SCWTS/ROTC/LTS 644,093.66

Enhancement Fee 1,130,577.62

Sub – Total 13,949,505.70

Total Income Collected from Students 42,201,438.85

Annual Report 92

II – INCOME FROM OTHER SOURCES

A. OTHER SERVICE INCOME

Seminar Fees 9,000.00

NC – Assessment Fee 25,000.00

A/V Equipment 29,300.00

Field Study 24,000.00

Sub - Total 87,300.00

B. OTHER BUSINESS INCOME

Dormitory Operations 660,299.50

Rent/Lease Income 187,510.00

Interest Income 402,981.76

Other Income from IGP’s 54,174.80

Miscellaneous Income 253,634.20

Gain on Sale of Disposed Assets 12,349.92

Sub – Total 1,571,517.18

Total Income from Other Sources 1,658,817.18

TOTAL INCOME FOR FUND 164 43,860,256.03

III – INCOME FROM REVOLVING FUNDS

Agricultural Projects

Livestock Projects 216,395.00

Poultry 797,080.00

Rice Crop Production 634,598.00

Fishery/Fishpond Operation/Production 164,899.00

Horticulture Production 60,812.00

Total CSC Main 1,873,784.00

Panganiban Campus 606,349.13

Total for Agricultural (Land-Use) Projects 2,480,133.13

Auxiliary Projects

Income from Dormitory Operations 660,300.00

Kindergarten 324,083.00

Printing and Publication – Worksheet 385,240.00

Printing and Publication – ID Production 265,798.00

Rent Income – CBO Stall 296,000.00

Rent Income – TOGA 66,105.00

PE Uniforms 283,721.00

Photocopying 828,356.00

School Cafeteria Operations 1,751,686.00

Other Business Income 69,627.00

Total for Auxiliary Projects 4,930,916.00

TOTAL FOR REVOLVING FUNDS 7,411,049.13

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Current Budget

T he Colleges CY 2011 budget consists of Subsidy Income from National Government (Fund 101) and Op-

erating Income (Fund 164, inclusive of Prior Years Unutilized Balances and Unprogrammed Income).

The total budget for CY 2011 is P297, 117, 711.11, which is broken down into Current Appropriations

in the amount of P258, 018, 127.00 and Continuing Appropriations in the amount of P39, 099, 584.11.

The total amount released from the National Government is P196, 265, 127.00, of which P193, 520,

127.00 is for FY 2011 and P2, 745, 000 from FY 2011. The total amount appropriated from income is P100,

852, 584.11, of which P64, 498, 000 is from FY 2011 and P36, 354, 584.11 from FY 2010.

PARTICULARS FUND 101 FUND 164 TOTAL

Current Appropriations

Personal Services 164,613,127.00 3,820,000.00 168,433,127.00

MOOE 28,907,000.00 25,663,000.00 54,570,000.00

Capital Outlay 0.00 35,015,000.00 35,015,000.00

Sub - Total 193,520,127.00 64,498,000.00 258,018,127.00

Continuing Appropriations (CY 2010)

Personal Services 0.00 415,717.84 415,717.84

MOOE 2,745,000.00 7,319,321.07 10,064,321.07

Capital Outlay 0.00 28,619,545.20 28,619,545.20

Sub - Total 2,745,000.00 36,354,584.11 39,099,584.11

Grand Total 196,265,127.00 100,852,584.11 297,117,711.11

Annual Report 94

PARTICULARS AMOUNT

CSC Main Campus

1. Acquisition of Equipment, Furniture and Machineries 18,197,000.00

2. Perimeter Fence 1,000,000.00

3. Repair of Dirty Kitchen – Dormitory 100,000.00

4. Repair of CSC Dormitory – Building 1,4000,000.00

5. Construction of Gate Fence at Bio - Park 100,000.00

6. Construction of Vermi – House at Bio- Park 20,000.00

7. Construction of Hito Pond at Bio-Park 50,000.00

8. Construction of Comfort Room – Bio-Park 50,000.00

9. Construction of Material Recovery Facility – Bio – Park 150,000.00

10. Construction of Product Development Area 100,000.00

11. Construction Off Season Production Demo Farm 30,000.00

12. Construction of Materials Recovery Facility at Extension 50,000.00

13. Construction of Mushrooms Laboratory Room 75,000.00

14. Concreting of Road Network 500,000.00

15. Construction of Outdoor Playing Court 1,200,000.00

16. Completion of Main Library Building Extension Phase II 1,500,000.00

17. Construction of CBA building 4,000,000.00

18. Rewiring of Administration Building Phase II 1,800,000.00

Sub - Total 30,322,000.00

Panganiban Campus

1. Acquisition of Equipment, Furniture and Machineries 3,288,000.00

2. Public Water System 130,000.00

3. Livestock and Crops Outlay 25,000.00

4. Road Network to Panguican Hill 100,000.00

5. Interior Repair of Administration Building 250,000.00

6. Repair of Roofings of Academic Building 60,000.00

7. Construction of Catwalk 500,000.00

8. VOAG Building 220,000.00

9. Repair of Roofing and Painting of RS Building 275,000.00

Sub - Total 4,693,000.00

Grand Total 35,015,000.00

Budget Allocation for Capital Outlay For CY 2011

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T he total amount of obligations incurred for the period from January to December, 2011 is

P239, 708, 647.55, which consists of current appropriations in the amount of P215, 619,

896.43 and Continuing Appropriations in the amount of P24, 088, 751.12. The total obligations

taken from Fund 101 is 191, 439, 163.00, of which P188,694,136.00 is released for CY 2011 and P2,

745, 000.00 was released for CY 2010. The total obligations incurred charged from Utilization of

Income is P48, 269, 484.55, of which P26, 925, 733.22 charged from CY 2011 and P21, 343, 751.12

was charged from CY 2010 appropriations.

Obligations incurred/amount expended/utilized

PARTICULARS FUND 101 FUND 164 TOTAL

Current Appropriations 164,611,795.00 2,340,253.47 166,952,048.47

Personal Services 24,082,368.00 19,448,204.74 43,530,572.74

MOOE 0.00 5,137,275.22 5,137,275.22

Capital Outlay - - -

Sub - Totals 188,694,163.00 26,925,733.43 215,619,896.43

Continuing Appropriations

Personal Services 0.00 343,001.96 343,001.96

MOOE 2,745,000.00 4,565,776.95 7,310,776.35

Capital Outlay 0.00 16,434,972.21 16,434,972.21

Sub - Totals 2,745,000.00 21,343,751.12 24,088,751.12

Grand Totals 191,439,163.00 48,269,484.55 239,708,647.55

During this period, the Budget Services prepared and submitted to the DBM letter-requests for the release of all allotments and the corresponding Notices of Cash Allocation in the total amount of TWENTY MILLION FOUR HUNDRED SIXTY THOUSAND TWO PESOS (P20,460,002.00) for the following pur-poses:

Purpose Amount

For 14 Filled Positions P3,278,142

For 11 Filled Positions 2,055,725

For 14 Contractual Instructors (1st Semester SY 2011 - 12) 2,632,542

Additional Anniversary Bonus 2,604,000

Monetization of leave credits, etc (Authorized obligations chargeable against Agency savings) 5,085,290

For Contractual Instructors (2nd Semester SY 2011 - 12) 1,833,960

Newly Hired Personnel 193,110

Promotions 2,777,233

TOTAL P 20,460,002

The above mentioned budgetary request was chargeable against the ―Needing Clearance‖ portion,

representing allotment for unfilled positions, which was disaggregated in the FY 2011 Agency Budget Matrix.

However, the SIXTEEN MILLION THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED

NINETY EIGHT PESOS (P16, 375, 998) is still unreleased. The total ―Needing Clearance‖ portion of the Col-

leges‘ ABM amounted to THIRTY SIX MILLION EIGHT HUNDRED THIRTY SIX THOUSAND PESOS (P36,

836,000).

Annual Report 96

Statement of NCA Received CY 2011

NCA No. DATE PARTICULARS AMOUNT

11-0000103 01/05/11 Regular Operating Requirements – Jan to June, 2011 73, 744, 000.00

11-0002840 02/21/11 Due & Demandable A/P – Internal Creditors 1, 875, 257.00

11-0002841 02/21/11 Due & Demandable A/P – External Creditors 372, 125.00

164962-0 03/02/11 Financial Assistance Scholarship Program – CBAC 200, 000.00

11-0008154 05/03/11 Additional Cash Requirements – May to Dec, 2011 3, 430, 000.00

11-0009142 05/17/11 Terminal Leave Benefits – Lope Orsolino 217, 568.00

11-0011176 06/06/11 Additional Cash Requirements – 11 newly filled positions for June to Dec, 2011

253, 000.00

11-0011666 06/23/11 Regular Operating Requirements – July to Dec, 2011 69, 226, 000.00

11-8000042 07/01/11 Cash Requirements – Scholarship Program - CESAR 4, 000, 000.00

11-0013234 07/14/11 Payments of Accounts Payable – External Creditor 354, 854.00

11-0000748 07/20/11 Scholarship Program – Gabriela Party list 100, 000.00

11-8000875 07/21/11 Scholarship Program – BAYAN MUNA Party list 100, 000.00

11-8000934 08/01/11 Cash Requirements – Scholarship - AKO BICOL 840, 000.00

11-0014785 08/04/11 Additional Operating Requirements – Aug. to Dec., 2011 2, 054, 000.00

11-0014909 08/09/11 Additional Cash Requirements – August, 2011 2, 668, 159.00

11-0016460 09/01/11 Additional Cash Requirements – Sept. to Dec., 2011 1, 941, 000.00

11-0016780 09/07/11 Additional Cash Requirements – Sept. to Dec., 2011 2, 470, 000.00

11-018700 10/06/11 Additional Cash Requirements – Oct. to Dec., 2011 1, 627, 000.00

11-0020634 11/14/11 Terminal Leave Benefits – Levi V. Tria 99, 852.00

11-0021038 11/18/11 Additional Cash Requirements – Nov. to Dec., 2011 2, 616, 000.00

11-0021697 11/24/11 Additional Cash Requirements – November, 2011 2, 604, 000.00



11-0022288 12/05/11 Additional Cash Requirements – December, 2011 4, 844, 000.00

11-0022338 12/06/11 Cash Requirements – Productivity Enh. Incentive 4, 160, 000.00

T wenty-five (25) releases of Notice of Cash Allocation (inclusive of accounts payable and retirement benefits) in the total amount of Php 186,671,815.00 were received, recorded, controlled, and monitored.

These NCAs are as follows:

Source: Budget Services

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PARTICULARS ABC CONTRACT PRICE

1. COMPLETION OF Laboratory Building Phase V 5, 000, 000.00 3, 999, 999.53

2. Construction of Perimeter Fence 2, 400, 000.00 1, 977, 428.91

3. Completion of CSC Athletic Oval 2, 000, 000.00 1, 591, 341.04

4. Repair of Dormitory Building 1, 400, 000.00 1, 107, 833.47

Total 10, 800, 000.00 8, 676, 602.95

Ongoing projects

COLLECTION RECEIVED Details of received and recorded collection in the total amount of P49, 142, 722.99, broken down as follows:

Utilization of Income P39, 269, 802.22 Trust Liability Account 3, 497, 862.66 Income Generating Project 6, 122, 537.64 Trust Receipts 252, 520.47 Total P49, 142, 822.99

CHECK DISBURSEMENT A disbursement amounting to P229, 565, 950.72 through the issuance of 3, 773 checks, was recorded, broken down as follows:

General Fund 2, 061 checks 180, 420,889.40 Utilization of Income 1, 104 checks 38, 240, 081.27 Trust Liability Account 398 checks 4, 609, 756.87 Income Generating Project 210 checks 6, 295, 223.18 Total 3, 773 checks 229, 565, 950.72

CASH DISBURSEMENT A total of P33, 841, 332.35 was disbursed to the employees and students of the

Colleges. General Fund 20, 034, 709.09 Utilization of Income 11, 761, 591.04 TLA 383, 158.68 Income Generating Project 1, 661, 873.54 Total 33, 841, 332.35

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ACCOUNT TITLE/DESCRIPTION OF INCOME

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INCOME TO DATE

(6) FIRST MONTH (3)

SECOND MONTH

(4)

THIRD MONTH (5)

Rent Income 642

Monoblock Chairs 642-5 100.00 100.00

Function Hall 642-8 14,000.00 1,200.00 15,200.00

Videoke 642-11 2,000.00 500.00 2,500.00

Sales Revenue

Rice Crop Production 643-2 89,126.46 12,041.00 47,385.82 126,743.80 275,297.08

Other Crops Production 643-3 6,908.50 5,467.50 3,683.50 1,484.00 17,543.50

Fishpond Operation 643-4 21,957.50 9,195.00 23,339.50 25,562.50 80,054.50

Other Business Income 648

Agro/Agrcl Prod – Inst 648-1 7,123.00 7,123.00

Piggery Project 648-3 36,464.75 1,575.00 27,450.00 22,852.00 88,314.75

Dormitory Operations 648-11 17,870.96 11,849.00 1,450.00 31,169.96

Photocopying Operations 648-10 36,043.00 10,324.00 8,108.00 3,730.00 58,205.00

Abaca Project 648-12 2,072.00 2,072.00

Coconut Project 648-13 1,050.00 290.00 190.00 825.00 2,355.00

Firewood 50.00 50.00

Miscellaneous Income

Electric Bill 678-7 20,736.00 432.00 21,168.00

Old Newspaper 678-11 213.00 213.00

Grand Total 255,665.17 52,491.50 110,588.82 182,620.30 601,365.79

A t the Panganiban Campus, the utilization of resources was likewise undertaken and viable

enterprises were tapped to augment revenues necessary for the operation of the Colleges.

Annual Report 99

ACCOUNT TITLE/DESCRIPTION OF INCOME

(1)

AC-COUNT CODE

(2)

ACTUAL INCOME FOR THE QUARTER INCOME TO

DATE (6)

FIRST MONTH

(3)

SECOND MONTH

(4)

THIRD MONTH

(5)

Athletic and Cultural Fees 612 18,350.00 300.00 5,300.00 23,950.00

Clearance and Certification Fees 613 5,520.00 80.00 320.00 5,920.00

Diploma & Graduation Fees 615 6,890.00 100.00 6,990.00

Library Fees 618 38,960.00 610.00 10,780.00 10.00 50,360.00

Medical, Dental & Laboratory Fees 619

Lab Fees / Lamination (CIMC) 619-1 25,330.00 100.00 6,570.00 32,000.00

Medical / Dental Fees 619-2 3,820.00 60.00 1,050.00 4,930.00

Transcript of Records Fees 624 13,800.00 200.00 450.00 100.00 14,550.00

Other Service Income 628

Testing Fees – College 628-3 28,00.00 28,000.00

NSTP – CWTS 628-8 2,460.00 2,460.00

Enhancement Fee – High School 628-10 207,110.00 1,950.00 5,100.00 7,400.00 221,560.00

Practice Teaching 628-12 3,200.00 3,200.00

Field Study 628-13 24,000.00 24,000.00

Fines and Penalties – Service Income 629

Removal Fee 250.00 10.00 90.00 50.00 400.00

Overdue Books 350.00 50.00 400.00

Late Enrolment 2,150.00 9,500.00 11,650.00

Special Exam 10.00 10.00 20.00

Tuition Fees 644 1,180,892.00 100,391.50 641,754.00 924,024.00 2,847,061.50

Other Business Income 648

Photocopying Operations 648-10 200.00 200.00

Miscellaneous Income 678

Additional subject 678-1 20.00 20.00

Authentication Fee 678-2 2,850.00 120.00 180.00 3,150.00

Change of Subject 678-3 10.00 10.00 20.00

Class Card 678-4 60.00 90.00 150.00

Form 137 678-9 120.00 20.00 40.00 180.00

Honorable Dismissal 678-10 600.00 80.00 740.00

TOTAL 1,540,952.00 103,781.50 705,364.00 931,814.00 3,281,911.50

Income Statement, CSC Panganiban Campus, CY 2011

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NAME OF SEMINAR / TRAINING DATE AND VENUE NAME OF PARTICIPANTS

2010 Secondary Education Curriculum with Understanding by Design (UbD) in Science and English High School sponsored by Phoenix Publishing House, Inc.

January 8-9, 2011 Vareys Bldg. 189 Roosevelt Avenue, Quezon City

Prof. Imelda T. Bernal Mr. Joerandy C. Tablizo Prof. Leticia A. Tolledo Mrs. Corazon T. Cilot Prof. Rhodora R. Cabrera

2011 National Conference on Mathematics and Science Education with the theme Empowering Mathematics and Science Education: ICT + UbD

January 26-28, 2011, Hotel Indah, Manila

Mr. Pio G. Panti

Conference on Climate Change Adaptation (CCA) for Local Economic Development (LED)

January 17-18, 2011, Manila Prof. Sonia R. Vargas

Seminar- workshop on From Admission to Graduation: Policies and Procedures

January 21-22, 2011, University of Baguio, Baguio City

Dr. Aida A. Dianela Dr. Herminia A. Tabor

Conference- workshop on Entrepreneurship Education and Training

January 11, 2011, UP Diliman, Quezon City

Prof. Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento Dr. Fe T. Gianan

11th PNSA Regional Congress with the theme, Embracing Differences through Knowledge, Innovation and Vitality

January 13 – 15, 2011, Bicol University, Legazpi City

Mrs. Lilibeth I. Tubalinal

Assessment and Planning Meeting of the BCARRD PMA Teams

January 18 – 19, 2011, Bicol University Legazpi City

Mrs. Gemma G. Acedo

Seminar-workshops on How to Become an Effective Thesis/Dissertation Paper Adviser and A Guide to Thesis/Dissertation Editing and Evaluation: Focus on Added Values on Thesis/Dissertation

February 16 & 17, 2011, Ateneo de Manila University, Quezon City

Dr. Susan T. Santelices Dr. Maria S. Tugano

Comprehensive Introduction to Java Programming Training Feb 28, 2011 to March 2011, Medical Plaza, San Miguel Ave, Pasig City

Mrs. Belen M. Tapado

Seminar-workshop on Understanding by Design (UbD) with Professional Learning Communities at PLC

February 2-8, 2011, Panglao Island, Bohol

Prof. Angelita L. Tacorda

24th AACCUP Annual National Conference February 15-17, 2011 ,Great Hotel, Quezon Ballroom, Quezon City

Dr. Aida A. Dianela

Regional Seminar for Guidance Counselors with the theme Revisiting the Person in the Counselor

January 29, 2011, Ateneo de Naga University

Dr. Laura A. Vital Mrs. Janette O. Tugano

Cultivating Research Literacy in Nursing Students: A Seminar Workshop for Nursing Research Faculty

January 24, 2011, College of St. Benilde in Manila

Dr. Aurora E. Araojo

Seminar-workshop on Strategies and Techniques in Teaching English for Specific Purposes (ESP)

February 14-15, 2011, Institute of Social Order, Ateneo de Manila, Loyola Heights, Quezon City

Prof. Catalina T. Tabian

2011 Kabikolan Conference on Language and Education February 24-26, 2011, Legaspi City Prof. Jocelyn S. Ibones

14th National and 4th International Convention of State Universities and Colleges Teachers Educators Association

February 16-18, 2011, Bayview Park Hotel, Roxas Boulevard, Manila

Dr. Aida A. Dianela Dr. Yolanda M. Tariman

Faculty and Staff Trainings and Seminars

A full-range of trainings, seminars, short-term courses and other professional and skills development interven-tions were attended by the teaching and non-teaching staff of CSC in 2011.

Teaching Staff

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National Seminar - Deans in Management of Change

February 9-10, 2011, Ateneo de Manila University, Loyola Heights,

Quezon City

Dr. Igmedio B. Teves Dr. Ruben P. Tablizo Engr. Emmanuel R. Soriao

Web Technologies: Training for Development of Library and Teaching Resources

March 9-11, 2011, Laoag City, Ilocos Norte

Prof. Gemma G. Acedo

Hands -on Training on GIS -Assisted Soil Fertility Evaluation for Rice

February 11-12, 2011, Los Baños, Laguna

Prof. Lani A. Ilagan

Training on Research Proposal Development February 7-10, 2011, LRV Agri Science Park, San Bernardino,

Calabanga Cam Sur

Prof. Eduardo D. Peña Prof. Dolores J. Osido

Regional Convention and Scientific Sessions of BIOTA - Enhancing Scientific Minds and Skills through Biological Research

February 11-12, 2011 CBSUA, Pili, Cam Sur

Dr. Estrella S. Placides

International Conference and Scientific Meeting February 16-18, 2011, CBSUA, Pili,

Camarines Sur Prof. Crispin S. Oliveros Jr.

EDU QUAD 2011 - International Conference on Technologies for Teaching and Learning

February 16-18, 2011, Manila Hotel

Prof. Ma. Emmie T. Delluza

Seminar o Preparation of Audit Working Papers and the 1st Bicol Regional Assembly of CPA’s

March 4-5, 2011, Villa Caceres Hotel, , Naga City

Prof. Victoriano A. Prolles

24th National Rice Conference March 16-18, 2011

PhilRice, Muñoz, Nueva Ecija

Prof. Noemi R. Tumaque Prof. Pedro F. Tumaque Prof. Eduardo D. Peña Prof. Dolores J. Osido

56th Annual Convention of the Nutritionist – Dieticians’ Association of the Philippines

March 3-4, 2011 Sofitel Philippine, Pasay City

Mrs. Hedelissa T. Gianan

10th Annual Conference and the 4th Annual Education Industry Summit of the Philippine Council of Deans and Educators in Business

March 17-18, 2011, Lyceum of the Philippines, Intramuros, Manila

Prof. Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento Prof. Lorna A. Tablizo Prof. Edna L. Bernal

Short Course on Community Organizing for Community Development

April 4- 8, 2011, UP Manila Prof. Janet B. Lim Prof. Goyeta G. Pereyra

Short Course on Health Communication Planning May 9-13, 2011, UP Manila Prof. Erlinda F. Tabor

Post Graduate Course on Health Promotion March 21- 25, 2011, UP Manila Prof. Marilyn B. Panti

9th Course on Food Safety May 9-13, 2011, UP College of

Public Health

Prof. Ma. Resadel O. Santonia Prof. Priscilla P. Gianan Prof. Corazon B. Sicio

Seminar-Workshop on Effective and Efficient Discipline (SEED)

April 5-7, 2011, CSC RO 5, Legazpi City

Prof. Ruben C. Velasco

Seminar on Public Sector Unionism and Collective Negotiation Agreement

March 30, 2011 PGEA Compound, Diliman, QC

Prof. Rene S. Tolod

Training Course on Advanced Data Management Using MS Excel 2007

April 4 – 8, 2011 Statistical Research and Training

Center, Diliman Q.C. Prof. Vicente G. Padilla

2011 Summer Course on International Women’s Human Rights and Governance

May 9 – 14, 2011, Miriam College Q.C.

Prof. Socorro T. Brillante

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Seminar-Workshop on Risk Management May 11-13, 2011, Hotel Kim-

berly, Malate, Manila Dr. Lily P. Custodio Prof. Jocelyn Ll. Jordan

Training for Social Science Teachers - Going Back to Ba-sics: Understanding Myths and Misconceptions in the Social Sciences

April 12 – 15, 2011 CSSP, UP Diliman

Dr. Igmedio B. Teves Mr. Rey T. Soneja

2011 Summer Course on Gender Fair Education May 2-6, 2011 Miriam College,

Quezon City Mr. Rene T. Arisapa

National Training of Physical Educators April 17-20, 2011,

Teachers Camp, Baguio City Prof. Cyril B. Francis Prof. Rosalie V. Aguilar

National Summer Conference of the Association of Deans of the Philippine Colleges of Nursing, Inc.

May 9-10, 2011, Manila Hotel Prof. Jocelyn Ll. Jordan

19th Annual and 1st International Conference of Philippine Society for Educational Research and Evaluation

May 25-27, 2011, CEU, Manila Mrs. Mary Elaine T. Tapel

PAEOAFI 43rd National Convention April 28 0 30, 2011, Enverga

University, Lucena City Prof. Evelyn B. Capsa

Seminar-Workshop on Basic Entrepreneurship Course May 9-13, 2011

UPISSI, Diliman, Quezon City Dr. Fe T. Gianan

Seminar-Workshop on Proper Presentation of Financial Statements and Significant Accounting Policies together with Schedules

April 13-14, 2011 PICPA Train-ing Center, Shaw Blvd.

Mandaluyong City Prof. Leticia T. Manlangit

39th Annual National Conference of PACSB April 28-29, 2011, Asturias

Hotel, Puerto Princesa Mrs. Shelly T. Santelices

4th National Convention of the Centers of Excellence, Centers of Development, Centers of Training and Associa-tion of Local Colleges and Universities

April 11-12, 2011, Balanga City, Bataan

Dr. Yolanda M. Tariman Prof. Rosana S. Abundo

National Educator’s Congress on Human Rights Education April 27-29, 2011, PICC, Pasay City


Training on PHP & MySQL Fundamentals May 16 0 20, 2011, ITTC, UP Diliman Prof. Gemma G. Acedo

Taunang Pambansang Seminar sa Pagtuturo ng Filipino: Ang Hinaharap na Kurikulum sa Filipino: K + 12, UBD at MLE

May 4 – 6, 2011, De La Salle Manila

Mrs. Indira DR. Fernandez Dr. Lourdes V. Rodriguez

Dance Xchange: The Philippine International Dance Workshop and Festival

April 27 – 29, 2011, Manila Hotel

Prof. Rico M. Romero Prof. Maria Chatita L. Lorenzana

Seminar- workshop on The Role of Middle Management in Good Banking Governance

May 9 – 10, 2011, PICPA Train-ing Center,, Mandaluyong City

Prof. Melinda V. Abichuela

Regional Workshop on Building a More Responsive and Dynamic Agriculture and Fisheries (AF) Extension

May 4 – 6, 2011, Villa Caceres Hotel, Naga City

Prof. Sonia R. Vargas

Seminar –Workshop on Abstracting and Indexing Made Easy: Information Analysis of Macro and Micro Documents Using a Modular Approach

May 16 – 17, 2011, ISSI, UP Diliman, Quezon City

Dr. Herminia A. Tabor

19th Annual and 1st International Conference of Philippine Society for Educational Research and Evaluation

May 25-27, 2011, CEU, Manila Prof. Jesus B. Isorena Dr. Susan T. Santelices

Public Lectures in Literary Theory for Teachers May 11-13, 2011, FEU, Manila Prof. Ma. Edna R. Iñigo Dr. Aida A. Dianela

26th Annual Dance Educators Convention Workshop May 10-13, 2011, PUP Manila Prof. Cyril B. Francis

Retraining of Senior AACCUP Accreditors May 19-21, 2011, Arevalo, Iloilo City Dr. Maria S. Tugano

Annual Report 102


2011 Summer Course on Migration May 16-21, 211, Miriam College, Q.C. Prof. Socorro T. Brillante

3rd International Education Conference May 18 – 20, 2011, Tarlac State Univer-

sity, Tarlac City Dr. Igmedio B. Teves

SUC-ACAP Biennial Convention May 26-28, 2011, Philippine Carabao

Center, Muñoz, Nueva Ecija Dr. Ruben P. Tablizo

National Seminar and Workshop in Research Writing and Presentation for Faculty Development

May 27-28, 2011, University of Asia and the Pacific

Dr. Noemi S. Zaragosa

Training Workshop on the Implementation of the New Manual Operations and the Newly Developed Software of NBC 461

May 26-28, 2011, Hotel Veniz, Baguio City

Dr. Aida A. Dianela Engr. Richard Bernal

National Conference on Rizal in the 21st Century: Local and Global Perspectives

June 22- 24, 2011, in UP Diliman, Prof. Tita A. Aquino Mr. Rey T. Soneja

Seminar on ICT Resources Acquisition (ICTRA) June 27- July 1, 2011

NCC, Diliman, Q.C. Prof. Gemma G. Acedo

37th Annual Convention and Scientific Meeting of the Operating Room Nurses Association of the Philippines, Inc.

July 2- 3, 2011, Manila Hotel Prof. Josefina T. Buena

2011 National PICE Mid-Year Convention June 30-July 2, 2011, Ibalong Centrum

and Recreation Center, Legazpi City

Engr. Michael M. Traballo Engr. Bienvenido Berjuega Engr. Melanie D. Rojas Engr. Melvyn McArthur R. Tating

Monitoring and Synchronization Conference Cum Workshop July 13-14, 2011, ), West Visayas State

University, Iloilo City Dr. Yolanda M. Tariman

Council Planning Workshop of the Bicol Consortium for Health Research and Development

July 15, 2011, DOST V, Legazpi City Prof. Goyeta G. Pereyra Dr. Alvin C. Ogalesco

National Conference on Developing the Framework of the New Teacher Education Curriculum for K to 12 Basic Education: Benchmarking with International Standards

July 20-22, 2011 Edilberto P. Dagot Hall, Philippine

Normal University, Manila

Dr. Yolanda M. Tariman Prof. Edna R. Iñigo

Seminar-Workshop on How to Become an Effective Research Panelist

July 30, 2011, Ateneo de Manila University, Diliman, Q.C.

Dr. Maria S. Tugano Prof. Elena G. Tasarra Dr. Aida A. Dianela

National Seminar-Workshop on Instructional Material Writing (Textbooks and Modules)

July 26 27, 2011, Ateneo de Manila University

Prof. Marilou R. Lopez Prof. Erlinda F. Tabor Prof. Hedelissa T. Gianan Dr. Mila D. Vela

Seminar-Workshop on : Ang Ginagampanan ng Checking for Understanding sa Pagtuturo ng Filipino

July 30, 2011, Ateneo de Manila University

Prof. Angelita P. Sabado

Seminar -Workshop sponsored by the Association of Civil Engi-neering Educators of the Philippines for Deans and Department Heads

August 8 – 10, 2011 Adamson University, Manila

Engr. Emmanuel R. Soriao Engr. Pedro R. Arcilla Jr. Engr. Melvyn McArthur R. Tating

Hand Over/Exit Strategy Workshop: Sustaining the Partnership for Food Security

August 9 – 10, 2011, Bayview Park Hotel, Manila

Prof. Dolores J. Osido

Seminar for Filipino: Understanding by Design (UbD) August 20, 2011

BU Amphitheater Dr. Maria Charlene A. Cantar

Regional Annual Convention of the Philippine Nurses Association of the Philippines,

August 27, 2011, Iriga City Ms. Diana Rose A. Deinla Ms. Margie T. Molina

Seminar on GAD Planning and Budgeting August 23, 2011, Professional, Develop-ment Office, Commonwealth Ave., Q.C.

Prof. Victoriano A. Prolles

Pre- service Training - Assessment in the 21st Century August 25, 2011, DWCL, Legazpi City Dr. Mila D. Vela Prof. Imelda T. Bernal Prof. Amelia B. Armea

Retraining of Senior AACCUP Accreditors September 7- 10, 2011,

Cagayan de Oro City Dr. Mila D. Vela

Annual Report 103

NAME OF SEMINAR / TRAINING DATE AND VENUE NAME OF PARTICIPANTS 32nd Annual National Grade School Convention of CMLI Junior Members and Teachers Advisers

September 14- 18, 2011 Teachers Camp, Baguio City

Mr. Joseph G. Zafe

Basic Training Course for Troop Leaders Sept 23-25, 2011, , San Miguel, Cat’nes Mr. Joseph G. Zafe

Training Workshop on The Use of Technology in Mathematics September 23- 25, 2011, BU Tabaco Prof. Rudy P. Tablizo

37th Annual Convention of the Integrated Midwives Association of the Philippines, Inc.

October 19 – 21, 2011 Avenue Plaza Hotel, Naga City

Mrs. Adelina M. Almojuela, Mrs. Erlinda F. Tabor Mrs. Luz R. Manlangit

PNSA Bicol Council Regional Conference- Seminar Sept24- 25, 2011, Villa Caceres , Naga

City Mrs. Lilibeth I. Tubalinal

National Training Workshop on Gender and Equality October 26-28, 2011, CSSP, UP Diliman Prof. Socorro T. Brillante

Seminar on New Generation Currency September 24, 2011, Provincial Capitol

Dome, Virac

Prof. Leticia T. Manlangit Dr. Fe T. Gianan Prof. Melinda V. Abichuela Mrs. Shelly T. Santelices

37th National PICE Convention November 17-19, 2011, Limketkai Center,

Cagayan de Oro City

Engr. Pedro R. Arcilla Jr., Engr. Bienvenido B. Berjuega, Engr. Melvyn McArthur R. Tating, Engr. Melanie D. Rojas, Engr. Michael M. Traballo

CHED Higher Education Summit on Gender Issues October 11–-12, 2011, UP Diliman Prof. Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento

Seminar on Teaching Basic Statistics October 21, 2011, CSPC, Nabua, Cam Sur Prof. Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento Dr. Aurora E. Araojo

Seminar on Teaching Basic Statistics for Tertiary Level Teacher October 18-21, 2011, PSU, Goa, Cam Sur Prof. Danilo O. Murillo Engr. Emmanuel Bernal

16th Annual National Campus Adviser’s Seminar-Workshop October 26-29, 2011, Teacher’s Camp,

Baguio City Mrs. Josephine V. Torrente

Regional Training of Sec. School Paper Advisers and Campus Writers

October 24-28, 2011, CSNHS, Naga City Prof. Rosana Abundo

Orientation Seminar on 2011 Investment Priorities Oct. 21, 2011, Hotel St. Ellis, Legazpi City Dr. Aida A. Dianela

National Research Seminar and Forum Oct. 19- 21, 2011, Hotel Supreme, Baguio Mr. Joselito B. Tasarra

2011 Pambansang Kumperensiya sa Wika at Panitikan Nov 24- 26, 2011, St. Louis Univ. Baguio Prof. Norma B. Taraya

5th Luzon Regional Conference and Trade Exhibit on Registered Plumber and member of the Philippine of Plumbing Engineers

November 25- 26, 2011, BARCIE Interna-tional Center, Catmon, Malolos, Bulacan

Arch. Jose G. Ong

Conference on Strengthening the Capacity of Future Pillars of Science and Mathematics Educators

November 16-18, 2011, Heritage Hotel, Pasay City

Dr. Mila D. Vela, Dr. Maria Tugano, Prof. Sheila R. Gregorio, Prof. Imelda T. Bernal, Prof. Rudy P. Tablizo, Prof. Danilo O. Murillo

1st National Research Workshop on Research Capability Building Among NSTP and Community Extension Educators

November 16-18, 2011, Hotel Supreme, Baguio City

Prof. Ma. Sheila R. Gregorio Prof. Ma. Antonia E. Rojas Mr. Moreno D. Tabios

1st General Assembly of Bicol Career Guidance Network, Inc. Cum Training- Orientation on DOLE’s Career Guidance Manual

November 16- 18, 2011, TESDA RO V, Legazpi City

Mrs. Marilyn B. Panti

Annual Conference of the Asosasyon sa Pilipinas ng mga Kolehiyo ng Agham at Sining

November 17- 18, 2011, Bayleaf Hotel, Intramuros, Manila

Dr. Aurora E. Araojo

Training Course on IT Audit, Security and Governance November 14- 18, 2011, NCC, Diliman,

Q.C. City Mrs. Shelly T. Santelices

2011 Regional Training of School Paper Advisers and Campus Journalists in Elementary Schools

December 1- 3, 2011, San Rafael, Guino-batan, Albay

Mr. Joseph G. Zafe

8th National Convention for Office Administration Students November 28- 29, 2011, Saint Mary’s

University, Bayombong, Nueva Viscaya Prof. Socorro T. Brillante

National Seminar on Materials Development and Module Writing

November 25- 27, 2011, Tarlac Events Place, Tarlac City

Prof. Jocelyn S. Ibones Prof. Helen S. Ferida

Annual Report 104


Seminar-Workshop on Developing Standards-Based Assessment (with Test Construction)

December 2- 4, 2011, Subic Holiday Villas, Subic

Prof. Angelita L. Tacorda Prof. Imelda T. Bernal

Family Planning Competency- Based Training December 5-9, 2011, Philippine

General Hospital, Manila Prof. Francisca A. Zuniega Mrs. Luz R. Manlangit

Regional Annual Convention and Scientific Meeting of the Philippine Society for Microbiology

December 3, 2011, Aquinas University of Legazpi City

Dr. Teresita J. Avila, Prof. Linda F. Talan Prof. Angelica V. Mendoza, Prof. Dela S. Sorra

49th National Rizal Youth Leadership Institute Conference

December 10-14, 2011, Senior Mess Hall, Teacher’s Camp, Baguio City

Mr. Rey T. Soneja

Training on Human Resource Information System (HRIS) and Development Management Information System (RDMIS)

December 6-7, 2011, BU Legazpi City Prof. Gemma G. Acedo

Non-teaching Staff (and other faculty members designated to administrative positions)


Assessment and Planning Meeting of the BCARRD PMA Teams

January 18-19, 2011, BU, Legazpi City Mr. Ananias A. Deuda Mrs. Eleanor B. Tablizo

National Trainers Course on Corn Livestock Integration

March 2- 6, 2011, ITCPH, Lipa City, Batangas

Mr. Michael Owen P. Malijan

24th National Rice Conference March 16-18, 2011, PhilRice, Muñoz,

Nueva Ecija Mrs. Nena V. Santos

PICPA Seminar on Preparation on Audit Working Papers, the 1st Bicol Regional Assembly of CPAs and the National Board Meeting

March 4 – 5, 2011, Villa Caceres Hotel, Magsaysay Avenue, Naga City

Mr. Rommel S. Torres

Philippine Association of Board Secretaries of State Colleges and Universities (PABSSCU), Inc. National Conference

April 25-29, 2011, Hotel Stotseberg, Clark Special Economic Zone, Pampanga

Mr. Renato M. Panti

Seminar-Workshop on Organization Development and Strategic Training

March 22- 24, 2011, UP Diliman, Quezon City

Mrs. Azucena T. Torrente

Investment seminar on Pangasius March 22, 2011, LCC Concourse, Legazpi

City Mr. Felix F. Villacorta

Training on Advances on Human Resource Development Management

April 4- 6, 2011, DCAAP Training Center, UP Diliman

Mrs. Eleanor B. Vargas

Seminar-Workshop on Computer Skills for Records Management Professionals (Using Open Office)

March 30, 2011- April 1, 2011, Teacher’s Camp, Baguio City

Mrs. Helen S. Porte Mrs. Irenea T. Suarez

Seminar-Workshop on Records Management Control Processes and Files Management

March 30-April 1, 2011, Teacher’s Camp, Baguio City

Mrs. Norma T. Ariate Mrs. Emily R. Tabios Mrs. Glenda L. De Blanco

Seminar -Workshop on Competency-Based Training, Phase I (Recruitment)

March 29-31, 2011, CSC RO 5 Training Hall, Rawis, Legazpi City

Ms. Gemma M. Faustino Mrs. Angelita L. Abundo

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Seminar-Workshop on Competency-Based Training Phase 2 (Retention)

April 26- 28, 2011, CSC RO 5, Legazpi City

Mrs. Azucena T. Torrente Mrs. Asuncion O. Uchi

Training on Supervisory Development Course, Track I

May 17-20, 2011 CSC RO 5 Legazpi City

Mr. Gerry S, Rubio Mrs. Josephine B. Refugio

Seminar-Workshop on Enhancing Administrative Support Services Skills

June 15-16, 2011, CSC RO 5 Legazpi City Mrs. Peña S. Olat, Mrs. Elsie V. Rojas Ms. Fe A. Panti

Training on Frontline Service Ethics and Accountability

June 21-22, 2011, CSC RO 5 Legazpi City Ms. Ma. Gazel T. Chavez, Mrs. Alice S. Rojas, Mrs. Raisa G. Tan

Seminar-Workshop on Public Service, Ethics and Accountability

June 12-13, 2011, CSC RO 5, Legazpi City Mrs. Lily S. Ham, Mrs. Evelina T. Vargas Mrs. Ma. Isabel L. dela Hostria Mr. Ike U. Marquez

Appreciation Course on Recruitment and Selection for Personnel Selection Board (PSB)

July 19-20, 2011, CSC RO 5 Legazpi City Dr. Lily P. Custodio, Mrs. Azucena T. Torrente, Mrs. Perla A. Tolentino

Seminar-Workshop on Records and Information Management Professional

June 22-24, 2011, Citystate Tower Hotel, Ermita, Manila

Mrs. Ma. Concepcion V. Marquez Mrs. Elena T. Joson, Mrs. Linda Fajardo Mr. Valentino L. Valeza

Seminar-Workshop on Leave Admini-stration Course for Effectiveness (LACE)

June 7-9, 2011 CSC RO 5, Legazpi City Mrs. Maryshiel S. Tabios

Seminar-Workshop on Internal Control System of Cash Management

April 6- 8, 2011, Hotel Kimberly, Malate, Manila

Mrs. Asuncion O. Uchi, Mrs. Nemia S. Go, Mrs. Nida U. Salvador

Introductory Course to Information System Audit

April 13-15, 2011, Hotel Kimberly, Malate, Manila

Mr. Rommel S. Torres Mrs. Angelee Z. Malijan

Seminar-Workshop on The Philippine Bidding Documents and Updates on RA 9184

April 27-29, 2011, Hotel Kimberly, Malate, Manila

Dr. Lily P. Custodio, Mrs. Azucena T. Torrente, Mr. Santos B. Sorra

Seminar-Workshop on Operations and Management Audit

May 4 -6, 2011, Hotel Kimberly, Malate, Manila

Mr. Melchor S. Suarez

Seminar-Workshop on Basic Internal Control Concepts and Internal Auditing Principles and Practices

May 25 – 27, 2011, Hotel Kimberly, Malate, Manila

Mr. Necodimos S. Del Agua Mr. Melchor S. Suarez

Seminar-Workshop on Internal Control System for Property & Supply Manage-ment (Appraisal & Disposal)

May 25-27, 2011, Hotel Kimberly, Malate, Manila

Mr. Santos V. Magallanes Mr. Necodimos S. Del Agua Mr. Santos B. Sorra

Seminar-Workshop on Quality Manage-ment System (EO 605)

June 1- 3, 2011, Hotel Kimberly, Malate, Manila

Mrs. Azucena T. Torrente Dr. Lily P. Custodio

Seminar-Workshop on Basic Accounting and Internal Auditing for Non-Accountants

June 8- 10, 2011, Hotel Kimberly, Malate, Manila

Mrs. Maria Raisa L. Dela Hostria, Mrs. Nemia S. Go, Mrs. Asuncion O. Uchi

Training on Cisco Certified Network Associate May 2-13, 2011, ITTC UP Diliman Engr. Rommel A. Magtangob

Training ASP.Net Programming May 16-20, 2011, ITTC UP Diliman Ms. Maria Concepcion T. Suarez

Seminar on Positive Discipline in the Workplace

July 14-15, 2011, Bonifacio Hall, UP Diliman, Quezon City


Seminar-Workshop on Archives: Bringing Past to Present for Good Governance

May 4 – 6, 2011, CSB Hotel, Malate, Manila

Mrs. Araceli T. Mendez

33rd Annual National Convention of the Government Association of Certified Public Accountants

May 11-13, 2011, Atrium Limketkai Mall, Cagayan de Oro City


Annual Report 106


Training Linux Administration 102 May 16-20, 2011,. ITTC, UP Diliman, Mr. Rey T. Reyes Abstracting and Indexing Made Easy: Information Analysis of Macro and Micro Documents Using a Modular Approach

May 16-17, 2011, ISSI, UP Diliman Mrs. Araceli T. Mendez

1st Fire Safety Practitioners Training Course May 12-14, 2011, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City

Engr. Dante G. Timajo

Audit on Procurement Seminar-Workshop June 29-July 1, 2011, Hotel Kimberly, Malate, Manila

Mr. Melchor S. Suarez

Seminar on Enhancing Capabilities of Librarians on Library Standards and Accreditors

May 25-27, 2011, Ilocos Norte National High School, Laoag City

Ms. Aida M. Tacorda, Mrs. Flordeliza V. Villacorta

35th National Convention and Annual of PICE June 30-July 2, 2011, Ibalong Centrum, Legazpi City

Engr. Dante G. Timajo, Engr. Jose Rafael R. Manoguid, Engr. Lucilo B. Rojas

Training on FITS Information System June 9-10, 2011, Bicol University, Legazpi City

Mr. Ananias A. Deuda Prof. Gemma G. Acedo

Seminar on Work Ethics August 16-17, 2011, CSC RO 5, Legazpi City


Seminar on The Philippine Bidding Documents (pre-requisite to RA 9184)

August 3-5, 2011, Hotel Kimberly, Malate, Manila

Mrs. Linda A. Fajardo, Dr. Crispin S. Oliveros, Mr. Santos V. Magallanes Engr. Dante G. Timajo

Seminar on Basic Internal Control Concepts & Internal Auditing Principles & Practices

August 24-26, 2011, Hotel Kimberly, Malate, Manila

Mrs. Raissa G. Tan

Training-Workshop on STBF Technical Report Packaging

August 14-18, 2011, TESDA RO V, Legazpi City

Mr. Ananias A. Deuda Mrs. Eleanor B. Tablizo

Regional Convention of the Human Resource Management Practitioners in the Bicol Region

August 25-26, 2011 Legazpi City

Mrs. Asuncion O. Uchi, Mrs. Azucena T. Torrente, Mrs. Eleanor B. Vargas

Management Training Cum Seminar on the Making of a Career Executive Under Aquino Administration: A Journey to CESO Rank

September 8-11, 2011 Philippine Normal University

Prof. Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento, Dr. Ce-sar R. Zaragosa, Mrs. Azucena T. Tor-rente, Mrs. Medita P. Reyes

Seminar on Internal Control Structure September 13-16, 2011, Professional Development Center, Q.C.

Mr. Rommel S. Torres Mrs. Alice S. Rojas

Seminar on Appraisal & Disposal of Government Properties

October 19 – 21, 2011, Professional Development Center, Q.C.

Ms. Mercy V. Samar Mrs. Madilyn Borromeo

Seminar on Effective and Efficient Discipline (SEED)

August 23-25, 2011, CSC RO 5, Legazpi City

Atty. Gregorio M. Sarmiento Jr. Dr. Cesar R. Zaragosa

Regional Annual Convention of the Philippine Nurses Association of the Philippines

August 27, 2011, Iriga Convention Center, Iriga City

Mrs. Aurora B. Hibo

Workshop on Video Making and Editing with Introduction to Simple Library Automation System

September 7- 8, 2011, Naga College Foundation, Naga City

Mr. Virgil A. Rodriguez

Training on Frontline Service, Ethics and Accountability

September 27- 28, 2011 Rakdell Inn, Virac, Catanduanes

Mr. Patricio D. Iñigo, Mr. Renato T. Arcilla, Mrs. Nelly Gianan, Mrs. Maria Isabel L. dela Hostria, Mrs. Linda T. Dela Rosa

Seminar on Enhancing Administrative Support Services Skills

September 27- 28, 2011 Rakdell Inn, Virac, Catanduanes

Mrs. Alice S. Rojas, Mr. Nestor T. Sar-miento, Mrs. Anabella V. Magdaraog

47th Annual Convention and Scientific Seminar September 28-30, 2011, Royal Man-daya Hotel, Davao City

Mrs. Aileen A. Vargas

Annual Report 107


89th Foundation Anniversary and 54th Nurses Week Celebration

October 23 – 27, 2011, Waterfront Hotel, Cebu City

Mrs. Milagros T. Gianan

Seminar on Cyber Marketing for Pinukpok Fiber Industry

October 27-29, 2011, Bicol University, Legazpi City

Mrs. Eleanor B. Tablizo Mrs. Nena Santos

National Seminar on Human Relations: Learning the Fundamentals of Getting Along with Others and Getting Things Done

December 7-9, 2011, Tarlac State University, Tarlac City

Mr. Ferdinand F. Ibones

Seminar on Cash Management System Audit

November 23-25, 2011, Hotel Kimberly, Malate, Manila

Mr. Rommel S. Torres Mrs. Madilyn Borromeo Mrs. Ma. Concepcion V. Marquez

Seminar on Basic Internal Control Concepts & Internal Auditing Principles & Practices

December 7-9, 2011, Hotel Kimberly, Malate, Manila

Mrs. Alice S. Rojas

Seminar on Enhancing the Culture of Integrity, Accountability and Transparency

December 1-3, 2011, A&A Plaza Hotel, Puerto Princesa City


Hands-on Training on Electronic Verification and Certification Systems

November 17, 2011, Computer Arts & Technological College, Legazpi City

Mrs. Marilyn G. Tejada

Philippine Dental Association 103rd Annual Convention and Scientific Meeting

November 16- 18, 2011, SMX Convention Center, Park, Pasay City

Dr. Rene J. Peña

Seminar on Environmental Policies, Procedures, Requirements and Management of Wastes and Chemicals

December 7- 9, 2011, La Piazza Hotel and Convention Center, , Legazpi City

Dr. Cesar R. Zaragosa Dr. Teresita J. Avila Mr. Francis Jay O. Olonan

Seminar on Effective and Efficient Discipline (SEED)

May 25 – 27, 2011, CSC RO 5, Legazpi City

Mr. Ruben C. Velasco

Laws, Rules and Regulations of Government Expenditures

July 27 – 29, 2011, Hotel Kimberly, Malate, Manila

Mrs. Asuncion O. Uchi

Risk Management September 21 – 23, 2011, Hotel Kimberly, Malate, Manila


Action Planning Workshop September 13, 2011, NEDA Regional Office V, Legazpi City

Dr. Cesar R. Zaragosa Prof. Victoriano A. Prolles

International Conference on Innovative ICT, CIO and Natural Disasters

October 6-7, 2011, De la Salle University, Taft Avenue, Manila

Prof. Gemma G. Acedo Ms. Ma. Concepcion T. Suarez

2011 National Training Workshop on Gender and Sexuality

October 6-7, 2011, CSSP UP Diliman, Quezon City

Atty. Gregorio M. Sarmiento Jr Mrs. Perla A. Tolentino

Seminar Workshop on Basic Internal Control Concepts and Internal Auditing Principles and Practices

December 14-16, 2011, Hotel Kimberly, Malate, Manila

Mrs. Alice S. Rojas

Seminar on The Philippine Bidding Documents December 14-16, 2011 Hotel Kimberly, Malate, Manila

Mrs. Glenda L. De Blanco

Annual Conference of the Personnel Officers Association of the Philippines

December 6- 9, 2011, Manila Mrs. Eleanor B. Vargas

National School Health and Nutrition Congress December 5- 9, 2011, Benitez Hall, Teacher’s Camp, Baguio City

Mrs. Aurora B. Hibo Mrs. Aileen A. Vargas

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SOURCE: HRM Services

Annual Report 109

CSC BOARD OF TRUSTEES

HON. WILLIAM C. MEDRANO Commissioner, CHED

Chairman

HON. MINERVA I. MORALES, Ed.D. SUC President III, CSC

Vice Chairman

HON. EDGARDO J. ANGARA HON. JUAN EDGARDO M. ANGARA Chairman, Senate Committee on Education, Chairman, Congressional Committee on Higher Arts and Culture and Technical Education Member Member HON. ROMEO C. ESCANDOR HON. JOSE L. DAYAO Director, NEDA Regional Office No. 5 Regional Executive Director, DA RFU 5 Member Member HON. TOMAS B. BRIÑAS HON. DANILO O. MURILLO Director, DOST Regional Office No. 5 President, Federated Faculty Association Member Member HON. RAFAEL C. ZUNIEGA HON. DANILO L. SILVA President, Federated Alumni Association Private Sector Representative Member Member HON. FRANCIS A. GIANAN HON. GLENDA C. RIMA Private Sector Representative President, Federated College Student Council Member Member

MR. RENATO M. PANTI College and Board Secretary

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CENTRAL MANAGEMENT DR. MINERVA I. MORALES - SUC President III Mrs. Medita P. Reyes - Executive Assistant II Mr. Renato M. Panti - Board Secretary V Atty. Gregorio M. Sarmiento Jr. - Attorney IV Mr. Gerry S. Rubio - Administrative Officer V, PR & Information Services Prof. Victoriano A. Prolles - Planning Officer Mrs. Gemma G. Acedo - Information Technology Officer Mrs. Angelee Z. Malijan - Internal Auditor for Finance Mr. Melchor S. Suarez - Internal Auditor for Operations

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Dr. Susan T. Santelices - VP for Academic Affairs Dr. Lily P. Custodio - Dean, Graduate School Dr. Ruben P. Tablizo - Dean, College of Agriculture and Fisheries Dr. Aurora E. Araojo - Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Prof. Esperanza P. San Juan - Dean, College of Business and Accountancy Dr. Mila D. Vela - Dean, College of Education Prof. Jocelyn Ll. Jordan - Dean, College of Health Sciences Engr. Emmanuel R. Soriao - Dean, College of Technology Dr. Jocelyn T. Sorreda - OIC, Registration and Admission Services Dr. Yolanda M. Tariman - Director, Curriculum and Instructional Media Center Dr. Lourdes V. Rodriguez - Director, Student Services Prof. Edna R. Iñigo - Director, Institutional Accreditation Center Dr. Felix III C. Ma - Medical Officer IV Dr. Laura A. Vital - Guidance, Counseling and Testing Officer Prof. Maricel S. Cariaso - Alumni and Placement Officer Mrs. Araceli T. Mendez - College Librarian III

FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION AFFAIRS Prof. Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento – VP for Administrative & Financial Affairs Dr. Cesar R. Zaragosa - Chief AdminisAdministrative Officer V, HRM Services Mr. Alfredo P. Cilot - Administrative trative Officer Mr. Santos B. Sorra - Supervising Administrative Officer Mrs. Azucena T. Torrente - Officer V, Budget Services Mrs. Evelina T. Vargas - Administrative Officer V, Records Services Mr. Santos V. Magallanes - Administrative Officer V, Supply Services Mrs. Nemia S. Go - Administrative Officer V, Cashiering Services Mr. Necodimos S. del Agua - Accountant III Engr. Dante G. Timajo - Engineer III Mr. Nelson S. Romero - Security Officer III Mrs. Josephine B. Refugio - Dormitory Manager III Mr. Eusebio T. Torrecampo - OIC, Motorpool Services

RESEARCH, EXTENSION AND PRODUCTION AFFAIRS Dr. Aida A. Dianela - VP for Research, Extension & Production Affairs Prof. Estrella S. Placides - Director, Research Services Dr. Maria S. Tugano - Director, Extension Services Prof. Noel de Leon - Director, Corporate Business Operations

CSC PANGANIBAN CAMPUS Dr. Ruben C. Velasco - Campus Administrator Prof. Crispin S. Oliveros - Director, Academic, Research and Extension Services Mrs. Asuncion O. Uchi - Director, Finance and Administrative Services

COMMISSION ON AUDIT Mr. Eliseo Torreña - State Auditor IV/Resident Auditor Mrs. Dirma T. Frias - State Auditor II Mrs. Flordeliza G. Belmonte - State Auditor I

OFFICERS OF THE ADMINISTRATION

AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2011

CSC at Forefront of Social Empowerment through Quality Education

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SUC President III Minerva I. Morales College Professor Asuncion V. Asetre

Professor VI Lily P. Custodio Susan T. Santelices Igmedio B. Teves

Professor III Aida A. Dianela Estrella S. Placides

Professor II Angelica V. Mendoza Maria S. Tugano

Professor I Rene I. Avila Alvin C. Ogalesco

Myrna A. Santelices Rogelio A. Tablizo

Estrella T. Tribiana

Associate Professor V Aurora E. Araojo Anita M. Bagadiong Richard T. Bernal Hermelinda B. Boragay Jocelyn Ll. Jordan

Nilo T. Gianan Goyeta G. Pereyra Angelita P. Sabado Esperanza P. San Juan Herminia A. Tabor

Angelita L. Tacorda Linda F. Talan Mila D. Vela Noemi S. Zaragosa

Associate Professor IV

Amelia B. Armea Josefina T. Buena

Fe T. Gianan Lourdes V. Rodriguez

Sonia A. Torio Sonia R. Vargas Laura A. Vital

Associate Professor III

Cresencia G. Arcilla Pedro R. Arcilla Jr. Teresita J. Avila Socorro T. Brillante

Janet B. Lim Marilou R. Lopez Ma. Theresa E. Sarmiento Rufino V. Soriao

Jocelyn T. Sorreda Yolanda M. Tariman Francisca A. Zuniega

Associate Professor II Salvador V. Isorena Helen V. Leonardo Crispin S. Oliveros Jr. Judith S. Orsolino

Dolores J. Osido Delia S. Sorra Catalina T. Tabian Ruben P. Tablizo

Norma B. Taraya Elena G. Tasarra Nancy B. Tubeo

Associate Professor I Juanito S. Capsa Ruben C. Velasco

Assistant Professor IV Melinda V. Abichuela Ernesto C. Araojo Sonia E. Arcilla Bienvenido B. Berjuega Helen S. Ferida Priscilla P. Gianan Myrna T. Herrera

Ma. Edna R. Iñigo Noel B. de Leon Exequiel A. Mariano Jr. Socorro D. Masagca Amelia A. Matienzo Melanie D. Rojas

Emily V. Romero Gemma M. Samas Emmanuel R. Soriao Belen M. Tapado Edgar O. Tatel Lucina T. Templonuevo

Assistant Professor III Rosalie V. Aguilar Jose S. Alberto Rhodora B. Cabrera Ma. Shiela R. Gregorio Aida I. Gomez

Jocelyn S. Ibones Jesus B. Isorena Pio G. Panti Jr. Arabella T. Pereyra Godofredo T. Sarmiento

Michael M. Traballo Rene S. Tolod Manuel I. Torio Melita S. Zuniega

Assistant Professor II Eufrecina T. del Agua Tita A. Aquino Edna L. Bernal Juanita V. Cervantes

Manuel I. Crispino Leticia T. Manlangit Eduardo D. Pena Victoriano A. Prolles

Edilberto P. dela Rosa Lorna A. Tablizo Emerita L. Tugano Pedro M. Tumaque

Assistant Professor I Salustiano L. Alcantara Jr. Jennifer A. Berces Imelda T. Bernal Maricel S. Cariaso Mercy B. Cabrera Ma. Emmie T. Delluza Cyril B. Francis Ma. Luz A. Floralde Hermes M. Gianan

Josefina A. Lareza Ricardo M. Manoguid Ma. Jugie R. Ramos Mateo I. Rodriguez Edwin T. Romero Rico M. Romero Epifanio V. Rubio Trinidad M. Rumbines

Corazon B. Sicio Eleanor B. Tablizo Rudy P. Tablizo Linda Z. Talan Leticia A. Tolledo Ofelia V. Tugano Noemi R. Tumaque Nimfa B. Zafe

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Gemma G. Acedo Jennifer T. Aquino Emmanuel R. Bernal Nemuel B. Borromeo

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Rosana S. Abundo Adelina M. Almojuela Jennifer G. Aquino Annie Dida S. Arcilla Rene T. Arisapa Mary Jane V. Bongais Eddie R. Cabrera Jonathan B. Capsa Diane Rose A. Deinla Eric V. Evangelista Jaymund M. Floranza Gilberto D. Garcia Glorioso S. Gonzales Ernesto T. Ibardaloza Jr. Indira F. Ibardaloza Rafael A. Icamen Jr. Ramon S. Idanan Lani A. Ilagan

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Ma. Rezadel O. Santonia Jhomann U. Socito Maria Concepcion T. Suarez Moreno D. Tabios Jr. Maria Alma V. Tabirara Joerandy C. Tablizo Erlinda F. Tabor Mary Elaine T. Tapel Joselito B. Tasarra Melvin McArthur T. Tating Susan M. Tindugan Rene V. Torres Dexter M. Toyado Jonah Dee T. Tribiana Lilibeth I. Tubalinal Leonor S. Turbolencia Joseph G. Zafe

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T he Catanduanes State Colleges (CSC) was established on June 19, 1971 through Republic Act

6341. This law, authored by Congressman Jose M. Alberto, converted the Virac National Agricultural and Trade School into the Catanduanes State Colleges.

When the school year 1971-1972 opened, collegiate courses in Education, Arts and Sciences, Arts and Trade, Commerce as well as graduate courses in Education were offered.

On July 8, 1972, Republic Act 6590 provided for opening of additional courses at CSC. These are Associate of Arts in Nursing, Associate of Arts in Education, Associate in Commerce, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Bachelor of Science in Forestry, Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, Bachelor of Science in Commerce, Bachelor of Science in Business Education, Bachelor of Science in Education, Master of Arts in Education and Master of Arts in Commerce.

Only July 22, 1996, the 10th Congress of the Republic of the Philippines enacted and approved Republic Act No. 8292, a law which provided for the uniform composition and powers of the governing boards, the manner of appointment and term of office of the president of chartered state universities and colleges, and for other purposes. R.A. No. 8292 repealed and amended all laws, presidential decrees, executive orders, letters of instruction and SUC charters contrary to or inconsistent with the Act.

Pursuant to the Special Provision No. 2 of the CHED FY 1999 Budget under the General Appropriations Act of 1999 (R.A. 8745 or the integration of CHED Supervised Institutions to State Universities and Colleges), the Catanduanes Agricultural and Industrial College (CAIC) was integrated to the Catanduanes State Colleges on October 31, 1999. By virtue of Board Resolution No. 15, s. 2003 which called for the implementation of an approved and the Revised Organizational Structure, CSC-CAIC Annex was renamed as CSC Panganiban Campus.

The past Presidents of the Catanduanes State Colleges were: Mr. Pedro G. Tabuzo (1971 to 1972); Dr. Jacinto A. Medallada, (1972 to 1986); Dr. Rodolfo V. Azanza (1986 to 1990); Dr. Adolfo S. Bagadiong (1993 to 2003) and Dr. Asuncion V. Asetre, (2003 to 2011). Moreover, Dr. Ernestina P. Averilla, who was then head of DECS Region V Higher Education Division, was designated as OIC from 1990 to 1992.

CSC is currently headed by Dr. Minerva I. Morales who was unanimously elected as the 6th President by the CSC Board of Trustees on July 7, 2011.

Today, Catanduanes State Colleges is enjoying the prestige of being the only comprehensive higher education institution (HEI) in Catanduanes. Graded as SUC Level III, CSC is also one of the leading government HEIs in Bicol which offers a wide range of accredited academic programs and with graduates topping national licensure examinations.

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