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UNIVERSITY CATALOG
University of Choice�PSU: �Region�s Premiere
S.Y 2016 - 2017 Edition
PANGASINAN STATE UNIVERSITYwww.psu.edu.ph.
PSU Vision, Mission, Guiding Philosophy and Strategic Goals
Enrollment Procedures
Enrollment Procedures
President’s Message
PSU Logo
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PSU Core Values and Institutional Outcomes
PSU History
Academic Calendar
University Officials
Curricular Offerings
AACCUP Accreditation
CONTENTS�
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University Governance 15
Library Services 17
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By authority of our University Board of Regents, these recent historic transformations in the foremostsymbols of our system goes with the fervent hope of our local Administration that these will encouragemore efficient commerce, enterprising and mutual support with our agency partners in the Governmentand those in the Private Sectors, and all other organizations in the different communities that we serve.
Please accept our courtesy to convey to your office the transformative changes in our institutional suit.We remain in solidarity to our linkage with you and our mutual support system. More than ever, weare approaching you with high hopes for a further optimized, energized and globalized PangasinanState University.
Wishing you best regards and more power!
DR. DEXTER R. BUTEDSUC President IV
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Warm Greetings from the Administration and Constituents ofPangasinan State University!
Ushering a new era to our institutional operation, our Universityis donning a new image to update its thrusts so as to cope withthe current demands of a competitive service provider to the globaland ASEAN range of industries. Anent this and as our muchvalued partner and support catalyst in promoting the enterpriseof quality and democratized education for our citizens, we aredeeply honored to inform you on the reformulated Vision and
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THE PSU LOGO
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To become an ASEAN Premier State University in 2020
The Pangasinan State University through instruction, research, extensionand production, commits to develop highly principled, morally upright,innovative and globally competent individuals capable of meeting the needsof industry, public service and civil society.
The Pangasinan State University’s leadership adheres to the Filipinoeducational philosophy that education is geared to-wards better citizenshipand livelihood and the United Nation’s declaration that education is for allgiving access to quality education.
1. Excellent student learning and career development2. Strong research culture and technology transfer3. Good governance4. Sustainable social responsibilities5. Quality human resources management and development6. Efficient management of assets and finances7. Responsive to globalization and diversity8. Customer-focused
UNIVERSITY VISION
GUIDING PHILOSOPHY
STRATEGIC GOALS
UNIVERSITY MISSION
PSU VISION, MISSION, AND
INSTITUTIONAL GOALS
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The Pangasinan State University Institutional Learning Outcomes (PSU ILO) are thequalities that PSUnians must possess. These outcomes are anchored on the PSU corevalues: Accountability and Transparency, Credibility and Integrity, Competence andCommitment to Achieve, Excellence in Service Delivery, Social and EnvironmentalResponsiveness, and Spirituality – (ACCESS). Anchored on these core values, the PSUgraduates are able to:
1. Demonstrate through institutional mechanisms, systems, policies, and processes whichare reflective of transparency, equity, participatory decision making, and accountabiity;
2. Engage in relevant, comprehensive and sustainable development initiatives throughmultiple perspectives in decisions and actions that build personal and professionalcredibility and integrity.
3. Set challenging goals and tasks with determination and sense of urgency which providecontinuous improvement and producing quality outputs leading to inclusive growth;
4. Exhibit life-long learning and global competency proficiency in communication skills,inter/interpersonal skills, entrepreneurial skills, innovative mindset, research andproduction initiatives and capability in meeting the industry requirements of local, ASEANand international human capital market through relevant and comprehensive Programs;
5. Display, socially and environmentally responsive organizational culture, which ensureshigher productivity among the university constituents and elevate the welfare of themulti-sectoral communities and;
6. Practice spiritual values and morally upright behavior which promote and inspire greaterharmony to project a credible public image.
PSU VISION, MISSION, AND
INSTITUTIONAL GOALS
CORE VALUES AND INSTITUTIONAL OUTCOMES
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Pangasinan State University, commonly referred to as s a state university in the Philippinesthat is notable for its many locations throughout the province of Pangasinan. It is mandated to provideadvanced instruction in the arts, agricultural and natural sciences as well as in technological andprofessional fields. Its main campus is located in Lingayen, Pangasinan. Other campuses are located inAlaminos City, Asingan, Bayambang, Binmaley, Infanta, San Carlos City, Santa Maria, and Urdaneta City.
PSU traces back its beginning when it was chartered by Presidential Decree No. 1497 promulgatedon June 11, 1978. It became fully operational on July 1, 1979.
The University integrated the collegiate courses of five DECS supervised in the province and all theprograms of the then Central Luzon Teachers College (CLTC) and Western Pangasinan College ofAgriculture (WPCA).
The DECS institutions were Asingan School of Arts and Trades (ASAT) in Asingan; Eastern PangasinanAgricultural College (EPAC) in Sta. Maria; Pangasinan College of Fisheries (PCF) in Binmaley; PangasinanSchool of Arts and Trades (PSAT) in Lingayen; and Speaker Eugenio Perez National Agricultural School(SEPNAS) in San Carlos City
Institutionally speaking, there were only two institutions that were integrated into the Universitysystem, namely, the then Central Luzon Teachers College (Cl TC) in Bayambang and the WesternPangasinan College of Agriculture in lnfanta. For the other institutions namely, the Asingan School ofArts and Trades (ASAT) in Asingan, Eastern Pangasinan Agriculture College (EPAC) in Sta. Maria,Pangasinan College of Fisheries (PCF) in Binmaley, Pangasinan School of Arts and Trades (PSAT) inLingayen, and the Speaker Eugenio Perez National Agricultural School {SEPNAS) in San Carlos City, thatwere integrated into the system were their respective collegiate programs. These said schools are stilloperating under the administration and supervision of the Department of Education (DepEd) and TechnicalEducation and Skills Development Authority (TESDA).
Central Luzon Teachers College (CLTC) came into being first as the Bayambang Normal School in1922. It offered then the secondary normal course which prepared much needed teachers for the country.The school closed in 1935 due to inadequate funds but opened up in 1948 under a new name- PangasinanNormal School, which offered the two-year collegiate teacher education program. It was in 1952-1953that the college like any other regional normal school began offering the four-year bachelor's degreeprogram for elementary teachers.
In 1953, the normal school with the elementary schools in the District of Bautista and the BayambangNational High School were merged to become the Philippine UNESCO National Community Training Center.It operated as a school division in Pangasinan.
Republic Act 5705 converted the school into a chartered institution, the then Central Luzon TeachersCollege on June 21, 1969. As provided in the charter of the college, the major functions of the institutionare instruction, research and extension service.
The Western Pangasinan College of Agriculture (WPCA) in lnfanta was created through the issuanceof Presidential Decree No. 1494 during the same day on June 11,1978 when the charter of the PangasinanState University was signed into law through Presidential Decree No. 1497.
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As the University started its operations in June 1979, it had two Colleges of Agriculture located inSta. Maria and San Carlos City; two Colleges of Arts and Trades in Lingayen and Asingan; a College ofEducation in Bayambang; and a College of Fisheries in Binmaley.
In 1981, the College of Agriculture in lnfanta (the then Western Pangasinan College of Agriculturecreated under P.D. 1494 was opened. Arts and Sciences courses were also offered in the College ofEducation in Bayambang. During the same year also, the land site of the PSU Main Administration wasdonated by the provincial government' of Pangasinan. The following year 1982, the seat of the UniversityAdministration was transferred from Bayambang to Lingayen with the completion of the administrationBuilding. The College of Arts and Sciences was also formally created in Lingayen with the transfer ofsome courses from Bayambang. The Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) Program was also offered for thefirst time to school managers and teachers.
The year 1983 was the opening of the College of Engineering and Technology in Urdaneta as anextension campus of the College of Arts and Technology in Asingan. In 1987, the two campuses wereintegrated as the College of Engineering and Technology of the Asingan/Urdaneta Complex only to beseparayed again in 1989. In 1984, the Marine Research Center in Susal, Pangasinan was established.
An alternative mode of instruction was introduced in the University in 1997 which catered to thosewho could not attend regular classes but would like to undergo formal education. This breakthroughbecame known as the PSU Open University Systems (PSU-OUS), now an autonomous unit of theUniversity with operations extending to faraway provinces even up to the Visavas area.
The two campuses in Lingayen, fused together in he late 80's and separated again in 1993, werereunited as one campus in 2001 as the PSU College of Arts, Sciences and Technology (PSU-CAST). Thismerging is expected to result to a leaner, more efficient and cost-effective operations.
On February 03, 2005, the PSU Board of Regents in its first regular meeting for CV 2005 held atthe Office of the President, PSU Main, Lingayen, Pangasinan passed Resolution No. 07, s. 2005approving the areal integration of PSU Urdaneta, PSU Sta. Maria and PSU Asingan into the PSU EasternCluster. However, the experiment on the cluster was terminated in May 2008. PSU BOR Resolution No.13 dated May 28, 2008 dissolved the eastern cluster. The three campuses that composed the clusterreverted back to their original status as autonomous campuses.
In 2009, the Sangguniang Panglungsod of the City of ALaminos has favorably endorsed and approvedthe establishment of Pangasinan State University Alaminos Campus in the City of Alaminos as containedin Resolution No. 2007-84 adopted on November 16, 2007.
PSU Alaminos City Campus was approved by the PSU Board of Regents sitting in banc on April 19,2009 at the University Hotel, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon, City as contained in itsResolution No. 4 series of 2009. PSU Alamimos Campus was conceived with the principle that theNational and Local Government have the responsibility of ensuring the happiness and well-being aswell as a stable life of the present generation brought about by a progressive economy and awell-developed society that exist within the wider context of the environment that requires theinteraction among well-educated and value-driven citizens.
ABOUT PSU HISTORY
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ACADEMIC CALENDARS.Y 2016 - 2017
ACADEMIC ACTIVITY DATE
FIRST SEMESTER
General Registration July 16 - August 5, 2016
Start of Classes for First Semester August 8, 2016
Last day for Adding/Changing Subjects August 15, 2016
National Heroes Day August 29, 2016
Preliminary Examination September 5 - 6, 2016
Deadline for Dropping of Subjects September 30, 2016
Integration Days October 3 - 4, 2016
PSU Foundation Week October 3 - 7, 2016
Midterm Examination October 5 - 7 2016
Deadline for Filing of Graduation Application October 26, 2016
Special Non-working Day October 31, 2016
All Saints' Day November 1, 2016
Semi Final Exam November 7 -8, 2016
Deadline of Submission of Tentative List of Graduates November 4, 2016
Last Day of Thesis Final Defense for Graduating Students November 21 - 25, 2016
Bonifacio Day November 30, 2016
Last Day of Classes December 2, 2016
Integration December 5 - 6, 2019
Final Examination December 7 - 9, 2016
Christmas Break December 19 - Jan 1, 2016
SECOND SEMESTER
General Registration for 2nd Semester January 4 -10, 2016
Start of Classes for 2nd Semester January 16, 2017
Deadline for Adding/Changing of Subjects January 23 2017
Preliminary Exam February 13 - 14, 2017
Deadline for Dropping of Subjects March 10, 2017
Integration Days March 13 - 14, 2017
Midterm Examination March 15 - 17, 2017
Holy Week Break March 23 - 24, 2017
Deadline for Filing of Graduation Application May 12, 2017
Semi Final Examination for 2nd Semester April 17 - 18, 2017
Last Day of Thesis Final Defense April 24 - 28, 2017
Labor Day May 1, 2017
Deadline of Submission of List of Graduates May 16, 2017
Integration Days May 22 - 23, 2017
Final Examination May 24 - 26, 2017
Deadline for Submission of Grades May 12, 2017
Campus Academic Council May 15 - 20, 2017
University Academic Council Meeting May 31, 2017
BOR Meeting to Approve Graduation June 5, 2017
Dedication Ceremony, and Recognition June 13 - 16, 2017
38th Commencement Exercises June 20, 2017
MID-YEAR TERM
Independence Day June 12, 2017
Start of Classes for Midyear Term June 13, 2017
Midterm Examination June 29 - 30, 2017
Deadline for Filing of Graduation Application July 3, 2017
Integration Day July 21, 2017
Final Examination July 24 - 25, 2017
Deadline of Submission of Tentative List of Graduates July 31 2007
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UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS
PRESIDENT
Dr. DEXTER R. BUTED SUC President IV 0917-522-7610(075) 206-0802 [email protected]
VICE PRESIDENTS
Dr. GLORIA F. DOMANTAY Vice President for Academic and Research 0917-839-5304 [email protected]
Dr. MANOLITO C. MANUEL Vice President for Support Services, Extension andTraining 0917-838-6269 [email protected]
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Mrs. MA. CORAZON B. PUZON Vice President for Finance and Resource Generation 0917-839-5215 [email protected]
Dr. VIRGILIO C. BARAONGAN Vice President for Administration 0917-838-5916 [email protected]
OFFICE OF THE UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT
ATTY. DARIUS B. DE GUZMAN Legal Officer 0998-558-4625 [email protected]
PROF. RIZZA S. BALDONADO University Secretary 0916-799-1328 [email protected]
MR. IAN D. EVANGELISTA Presidential Secretary 0917-522-6032
MS. MA. ODESSA M. PACAUL Executive Director for Planning 0909-801-2829 [email protected]
MS. PERLA R. MALICDEM Deputy Director, Planning 0933-480-4697
DR. MERLITA Q. SANTOS Executive Director for Gender and Development 0921-726-3604 [email protected]
DR. CATALINA C. PLATON Deputy Director for Gender and Development 0916-4905-518
PROF. ELBERT M. GALAS Director, Quality Assurance 0915-403-3012
PROF. ROMEO DG. RELOZA Deputy Director, Quality Assurance 0909-919-2294
ATTY. RHOMIR S. YANQUILING Director, External Funding Resources 0925-825-9128 [email protected]
DR. ROLANDO B. CEREZO Director, Special Projects 0905-525-4976 [email protected]
OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR SUPPORT SERVICES AND EXTENSION TRAINING
PROF. RENE D. CACHO Director, Community Extension 0928-363-3614 [email protected]
PROF. BENICA S. BRIONES Deputy Director, Community Extension 0920-473-7370
MS. MARY ANN C. MANGAPOT Director, Learning Resource Center 0930-652-4931(075) 662-0270
DR. MAGNIMYDEL A. FERNANDEZ Director, Student Affairs / Alumni Affairs 0917-465-5026(075) 206-0804 [email protected]
MR. CHRISTOPHER C. MABAZZA Deputy Director, Student Affairs 0917-846-3033(075) 206-0804
DR. ROBERT G. SISON Director, Sports Development/PE 0929-4177- 7429 [email protected]
MS. MELANIE B. CARONONGAN Deputy Director, Sports Development/PE 0977-266-2279
DR. SALLY A. JARIN Director, Local and International Linkages 0922-811-7618(075) 542-4533 [email protected]
DR. CHRISTIA MARIE T. FLORES Director, Medical and Dental Services 0917-803-1069 [email protected]. RAMIL L. DACAL Director, Culture, Arts, and Pangasinan Heritage Studies 0998-997-1256 [email protected]
DR. ROMARY R. LINCOD Deputy Director, Culture, Arts, and Pangasinan HeritageStudies 0998-575-2627
MS. HELEN B. MABANTA University Registrar 0919-994-5680(075) 542-8198
DR. FE S. SORIANO Director, Review Center 0919-679-0283
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UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS
OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH
DR. ADONIS S. BAUTISTA Dean, Graduate School (075) 568-2568 [email protected]
DR. RUBY ROSA V. CRUZ(CONCURRENT) Associate Dean, Graduate School (075) 531-1502
DR. GEMMA M. DE VERA(CONCURRENT) Dean, Open University System/K-12 Focal Person (075) 542-6103 [email protected]
DR. ARMANDO D. JUNIO Campus Executive Director,Lingayen Campus (075) 542-6124 [email protected]
DR. CESAR G. DELLA Campus Executive Director,Bayambang Campus (075) 632-0268 [email protected]
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DR. VALENTIN B. CALPO Campus Executive Director,San Carlos Campus (075) 632-4108 [email protected]
DR. PAULO V. CENAS Campus Executive Director,Urdaneta Campus (075) 632-2259 [email protected]
DR. PRISCILLA L. AGSALUD Campus Executive Director,Sta. Maria Campus 0917-838-6179 [email protected]
DR. RUBY ROSA V. CRUZ Campus Executive Director,Asingan Campus 0917-839-6608 [email protected]
DR. MARCELO GUTIERREZ, JR. Campus Executive Director,Binmaley Campus 0917-838-6358 [email protected]
DR. JESSICA J. JIMENEZ Campus Executive Director, Alaminos Campus 0917-839-6608 [email protected]
DR. NAOMINIDA C. OLERMO Campus Executive Director, Infanta Campus 0917-837-7032 [email protected]
DR. RAQUEL C. PAMBID Director, Research 0908-885-9815 [email protected]
DR. IRENE A. DE VERA Deputy Director, Research 0925-888-6575
DR. ROSIE S. ABALOS Director, ETEEAP 0917-518-2974 [email protected]
DR. LUZVIMINDA Q. RAMOS Director, Center for English Language 0998-579-4534 [email protected]
PROF. MARY ANN C. MACARANAS Director, Sentro ng Wikang Filipino 0920-597-1505 [email protected]
DR. MA. RHODORA E. MALICDEM Director, Curriculum, Instruction, andAccreditation 0906-289-3757 [email protected]
DR. SUSAN L. FERNANDEZ Director, NSTP/ROTC 0915-443-0898 [email protected]
DR. NARCISO F. CASTRO Director, OJT [email protected]
DR. FE S. SORIANO Director, Practice Teaching 0919-679-0283 [email protected]
DR. ROBERT G. SISON Director, Technical/ Vocational Programs 0929-4177-7429 [email protected]
DR. PAULO V. CENAS Director, Statistics Center 0917-838-6485(075) 632-2259
OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR FINANCE AND RESOURCE GENERATION
MR. ALEX N. MORES Chief Administrative Officer – Finance/ DeputyQuality Management 0906-373-8618
DR. HONORIO L. CASCOLAN Director, Production, Marketing & ResourceGeneration 0949-561-1098 [email protected]
DR. SUSAN FERNANDO Bookstore (Uniform, ID Lace, Books in-charge) 0933-443-3214 [email protected]
MR. JOEY F. RAMOS Director, Procurement 0919-866-9376 (075) 542-6467 [email protected]
DR. GILBERT P. MORALISTA Deputy Director, Procurement 0912-646-3131 (075)542-6467
MS. JESILLE Q. VIERNES Director, University Budget Office 0922-809-7745 [email protected]
MS. JEANILYN L. VILLANUEVA Director, University Accounting Office 0925-528-6236 (075)542-3955 [email protected]
MS. NORA A. CABURNAY University Cashier 0909-683-9260(075) 542-4260
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UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS
OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR ADMINISTRATION
DR. VIRGINIA M. FERRER Chief Administrative Officer – Administration/General Services Division
0922-846-3730(075) 542-4091
ENGR. ISAGANI M. VICTORIO University Engineer/ Director, Physical Plant &Facilities
0917-579-1677 [email protected]
MS. PURITA C. CABALUNA Director, University Supply Services 0929-740-2275(075) 542-4042 [email protected]
MR. JOHN F. QUINTO Director, Human Resource Management andDevelopment Office
0925-521-5109(075) 542-5304 [email protected]
DR. JENELYN V. OBOZA Deputy Director, HRMDO (IIP and Training in-charge)
0928-415-3966
MR. IAN D. EVANGELISTA Director, Auxiliary Services 0998-510-8237(075) 206-0802 [email protected]
DR. LIZA L. QUIMZON Director, Public Relation, Publication andInformation Office 0977-817-9399 [email protected]
DR. RANDY JOY M. VENTAYEN University Web Administrator 0918-620-0902 [email protected]
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BAYAMBANG CAMPUS LINGAYEN CAMPUS
■ Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEE) Majors: (General Educationand Pre-Elem. Education)
■ Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSE) Majors: (Biological Science,Mathematics, Chemistry, Physical Education, Health, Music & Arts, Physics,Communication Arts-English, Social Studies, Communication Arts-Filipino, TLE,Physical Science)
■ Bachelor of Science in Business Management (BSBM) Major in:(Marketing Management)
■ Bachelor in Public Administration (BPA)■ Bachelor of Arts in English (ABE)■ Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (BECE)■ Bachelor of Science in Information and Communications
Technology (BSICT)■ Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)■ Laboratory High School■ Laboratory Elementary/Kindergarten■ Master of Arts in Education Majors: (Reading Education, Early Childhood
Educ., and Dev’t Science Educ., Social Studies, Mathematics, English)
■ Master of Arts in Nursing
■ Bachelor of Arts in Economics (AB Econ)■ Bachelor of Arts in English Language (ABEL)■ Bachelor in Public Administration (BPA)■ Bachelor of Science in Mathematics (Major in Pure, CIT & Statistics)
■ Bachelor of Science in Computer Science■ Bachelor of Science in Information and Communications
Technology ( BS ICT)■ Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics■ Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management (formerly BS Hotel
and Restaurant Management■ Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSE) (Major in Home Management
& Technology, Social Studies, English, Filipino, Physical Science, IndustrialTechnology)
■ Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) (Major inOperations Management)
■ Bachelor of Science in Social Work■ Bachelor of Technology in Teacher Education■ Bachelor in Industrial Technology ( Major in Food Technology, Ceramics
Technology, Garments Technology, Electrical Technology, Auto-DieselTechnology, Civil Technology, Machine Shop Technology, Drafting Technology)
■ Bachelor of Science in Biology
URDANETA CITY CAMPUS SANTA MARIA CAMPUS■ Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (BSCE)■ Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME)■ Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE)■ Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (BSCOE)■ Bachelor of Science in Mathematics (Pure Math, Statistics)■ Bachelor of Science in Architecture (BS Archi)■ Bachelor of Science in Information and Communications
Technology (BSICT)■ Bachelor of Arts in English (ABE)■ Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEE)■ Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSE)
■ Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (BSA) Majors: (Crop Science,Agricultural Extension and Animal Science)
■ Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSE) (Major in AgriculturalTechnology, TLE, English)
■ Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education (Elementary)■ Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education (Secondary)■ Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering (BSAgEng’g)■ Bachelor of Science in Community Development■ Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness Management■ Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Technology (Major in Post
Harvest and Processing Technology)■ Diploma in Agricultural Technology (DAT) (Major in Agricultural
Technology, TLE, English)■ Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEE)
SAN CARLOS CITY CAMPUS ALAMINOS CITY CAMPUS
■ Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (BSA) (Major in Crop Science andAnimal Science)
■ Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management (BSHM)■ Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEE)■ Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSE) (Major in Social Studies, Filipino,
Technology and Livelihood Education)■ Bachelor of Science in Business Management (Majors in Human
Resource Development Management)■ Bachelor of Science in Information and Communications
Technology (BSICT)■ Bachelor of Science in Office Administration (BSOA)
■ Bachelor of Science in Agriculture■ Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEE)■ Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSE)■ Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management■ Bachelor of Science in Business Administration■ Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
CURRICULAR OFFERINGSCURRICULAR OFFERINGS
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CURRICULAR OFFERINGS
BINMALEY CAMPUS ASINGAN CAMPUS
● Bachelor of Science in Fisheries (BSF)● Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies (BSES)● Bachelor of Science in Shipping Business Management (BSSBM)● Bachelor of Science in Fisheries(Ladderized)● Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology (BSMB)● Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSE) (Major in Fisheries
Technology, Biological Science)● Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management (BSHM)■ Bachelor of Science in Criminology
■ Bachelor of Industrial Technology (Ladderized Program Majors:Automotive Technology, Mechanical Technology, Drafting Technology, ElectricalTechnology, Food Technology, Garment Technology, Electronics & ComputerTechnology)
■ Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSE) (Major in Physical Science,Communication Arts-English, Mathematics, Technology and Home Economics)
■ Bachelor of Elementary Education (Major in General Education)
■ Bachelor of Science in Information and CommunicationsTechnology (BSICT)
■ Associate in Industrial Technology ( Major in Automotive Technology,Mechanical Technology, Drafting Technology, Food Technology, ElectricalTechnology, Garment Technology, Electronics and Computer Technology)
■ Bachelor of Science In Business Management (BSBM) (Major inMarketing Management)
INFANTA CAMPUS OPEN UNIVERSITY SYSTEMS
■ Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (BSA)Majors: (Crop Science,Agro-Forestry, Animal Science, Farming Systems)
■ Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSE)Majors: (AgriculturalTechnology and Social Studies)
■ Laboratory High School■ Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEE)Major in: (Enhanced
General Education
■ Doctor of Education (Major in Educational Management)■ Master of Arts in Education (Major in Educational Management,
Instructional Leadership)■ Master in Development Management (Major in Public Management)■ Master of Science in Aquaculture■ Master of Science in Agriculture (Major in Crop Science and Animal
Science)■ Equivalency and Accreditation Program
GRADUATE SCHOOL ETEAAP
■ Graduate School■ Doctor of Education (Major in Educational Management, Mathematics,
Guidance and Counseling)■ Doctor of Philosophy (Development Studies)■ Master of Arts in Education (Majors in Educational Management,
Guidance and Counseling, Communication Arts Filipino, Communication Arts-English, Special Education, Science Education, Mathematics, Technology andHome Economics, Instructional Leadership, Computer Education, Social Studies,Sciences and Education)
■ Master in Development Management (Major in Public Management,Local Government and Regional Administration)
■ Master in Management Engineering■ Master of Science in Agriculture (Major in Crop Science, Animal
Science, Farming Systems)
■ Master of Science in Aquaculture
■ Bachelor of Education■ Bachelor of Industrial Technology■ Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
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UNIVERSITY GOVERNANCE
GOVERNING BOARD (BOARD OF REAGENTS)■ The governing board of the university is vested in the Board of Reagents composed of the following:■ Chairman of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) as Chairman.■ President of the University as Vice Chairman■ Chairman of the Senate on Committee on Education, Culture and Arts■ Chairman of the House Committee on Technical and Higher Education Education■ Regional Director of the National Economic Development Authority (NEDA)■ Regional Director of the Department of Agriculture■ Regional Director of Science and Technology■ President of the Federated Faculty Association■ President of the Federated Alumni Association■ President of PSU Federated Student Government■ Two (2) prominent citizens in the community
Administrative Council
The Administrative Council is composed of the President of the University as Chairman, the Vice Presidents, Campus Executive Directors,University Directors, and other officials of equal rank as members and whose duty is to review and recommend to the Board of Regentspolicies governing u the administration, management and development plans of the University for Appropriate Action.
The University Academic Council
The University Academic Council is composed of the President of the University as chairman and all the members of the instructionalstaff with the rank of not lower than Assistant Professor as members. The University Academic Council shall have the power to reviewand recommend the curricular offerings and rules of discipline of the University subject to appropriate action of the Board of Regents. Itshall fix requirements for the admission of students as well as for graduation and the conferment of degrees subject to review and/orapproval by the Board of Regents through the President of the University.
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ENROLLMENT PROCEDURE
Admission Policies and Procedures S.Y 2016 -2017■ Must be currently enrolled in fourth year high school■ Must be a high school graduate upon application for PSU-College Admission Test■ Must be of Good Moral Character or■ Transferee from other colleges/universities■ Has passed the Alternative Learning System (ALS)
Requirements and Fee■ Duly accomplished PSU-CAT Form■ Two (2) identical 2 X 2 photo in plain background with name tag■ Photocopy of Form 138 (Report Card)■ Self-addressed envelope (if mailed result is desired)■ One hundred pesos (100.00) PSU-CAT Fee■ For Foreign Students
▪ Pass the PSU-CAT and the PSU English Proficiency Test prior to admission▪ Submit the following:▪ Valid Student VISA▪ Original Transcript of Records (OTR) with English Translation▪ Identification card issued by the Philippine Bureau of Immigration▪ TOEFL or IELTS results
Admission Procedures
■ Get/secure application form from the▪ Guidance Office/Student Services Office of the chosen campus▪ Admission and Testing Office, PSU Lingayen, Pangasinan.
■ Or download the application form at www.psu.edu.ph■ Properly accomplish PSU-CAT application form and attach recent two (2) identical 2 X 2 photo with name tag.■ Pay testing fee to designated cashier and get official receipt■ Submit accomplished PSU-CAT form with requirements and the official receipt to the Guidance Office/Student Services Office of
chosen campus.■ Get examination test permit■ During the Examination day
▪ Go to the designated testing center specified in the examination permit▪ Bring Mongol pencil #2.▪ Present examination permit to the examiner
■ For those who passed the PSU-CAT get/secure interview schedule from the campus where PSU-CAT was taken.■ Results of PSU-CAT will be published thru the internet at the PSU website (www.psu.edu.ph)■ Examinees will be sent their individual notice (for those who submitted self-addressed envelope).■ Note: Application Forms will be released (2) two weeks before the examination day.
University Comprehensive Scholarship
■ Scholarship Program (BOR Resolution No. 47, s. 2009)■ Academic Scholarship (Entrance – Valedictorian and Salutatorian)■ Student Leader Scholarship■ Athletic Scholarship■ Cultural Scholarship■ Musician Scholarship■ Editor-in-Chief Scholarship■ Academic Scholarship (President’s,List and Dean’s List if already enrolled)■ Socialized Scholarship■ Other Scholarships (RA 7160 & BP 337)■ Private-Sponsored Scholarship
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LIBRARY SERVICES
Mission
The mission of Pangasinan State University Library is to provide information resources and services to faculty, students, researchers andadministrative staff in support of the University instructional and scholarly inquiry that will promote liberal learning, education forservices, training for careers and development of lifelong learning skills.
Goals
■ To develop and manage the collections that are relevant to the University’s curricular programs and responsive to the needs of■ students, faculty, researchers and administrative staff.■ To organize and preserve information resources that support the research, instruction, and curriculum of the University.■ To support and promote the use of information resources by providing references and information services that meet the■ information needs of the library users.■ To provide access to information stored in books and periodicals including databases worldwide distributed in print and
electronically.■ To increase the level of funding available in the library by participating in fundraising and grant seeking activities
Objectives
■ To be more responsive to the academic needs and research demands of the students and faculty of the University.■ To provide a strong support in the instructional programs of the University.■ To provide and organize print and non-print collections used in the instructional and research programs of the University.■ To provide physical facilities and equipment that will make possible the most effective use of the library.
Library Rules and Regulations
■ The Library ID card serves as the pass in the use of the library and its resources. The NO LIBRARY ID, NO ENTRY is strictly enforced.■ The library ID card is presented upon entrance and every time a book or material is borrowed.■ The library ID card is nontransferable. Library privilege should be exercised personally. Library ID’s should not be used by anyone
except the student whose picture and name appears on the card. The owner of the ID card is responsible for all materials borrowedon it.
■ The Library ID card is good for four to five years, to be validated every semester/ term. Lost Library ID card must be reportedimmediately to the Librarian. A replacement Library ID may be issued one week after the report of loss and upon payment of thecost of the card.
■ Transferees and graduating students should surrender their library ID cards upon issuance of clearance by the Librarian.
Lending Policies
■ No library resources of any kind may be taken from the library by any person unless a record of withdrawal is made thereof. Any persondrawing a book from the library or having it charged against him for use is held accountable for it until its return.
■ General references like dictionaries, encyclopedias, atlases, etc. are to be used inside the library only. However, photocopying of suchmaterials is allowed.
■ Reserved books and single-copy books are also to be used inside the library only. They are borrowed on an hourly basis and may bephotocopied.
■ Theses are for reading room use only Photocopying is not allowed. If the undergraduate collection is deemed inadequate for researchpurposes, the graduate thesis/dissertation collection may be utilized.
■ Periodicals are used in the library only. They may be photocopied.■ Books in the General Circulation may be borrowed for home/overnight use. As a general rule, a book for home use is loaned from 3:00
P.M. and should be returned on or before 9:00 A.M. the following class day.■ Students may borrow one book for overnight use from Mondays thru Thursdays and two books of different titles on weekends.■ Books may be renewed another day. However, the book must be presented physically before it can be borrowed again.■ Interlibrary use of resources is practiced among the Libraries in the University. Visiting students should present, together with their■ University ID, a referral letter from the Librarian of their College of origin. These students are given room-use privilege only.
Online Resources
World Book Online is an online library service subscription availed by Pangasinan State University to give its faculty and students freeaccess to a wide range of digital library resources that include ebooks, articles, periodicals, etc. Get your access credentials at the Officeof the Librarian in PSU Lingayen Campus or send your request to [email protected] Click on the World Book Online logo aboveand login to the World Book Online Website using the username and password provided in your access credentials.
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CAMPUS/PROGRAM LEVEL (ACCREDITATION STATUS) DURATION OF VALIDITY OF ACCREDITATIONSTATUS
LINGAYEN CAMPUS
Bachelor of Arts in English Language Level III Accredited Sept. 1, 2014 – Aug. 31, 2015
Bachelor of Arts in Economics Level II Re-accredited Dec. 16, 2013 – Dec. 15, 2017
Bachelor in Industrial Technology Level II Re-accredited Dec. 16, 2013 – Dec. 15, 2017
BS Mathematics Level II Re-accredited Sept. 1, 2014 – Aug. 31, 2018
BS Nutrition and Dietetics Assessment on-going for Level II October 2006 – September 2007
Bachelor of Secondary Education Level II Re – Accredited Sept. 1, 2014 – Aug. 31, 2018
BS Computer Science Candidate May 1, 2014 – Apr. 30, 2016
BS Business Administration Level I Accredited Dec. 16, 2013 – Dec. 15, 2016
Bachelor in Public Administration Level I Accredited Dec. 16, 2013 – Dec. 15, 2016
ASINGAN CAMPUS
Bachelor in Industrial Technology Assessment on-going to Qualify for LevelIII December 2011 – November 2013
Bachelor of Elementary Education Candidate Aug. 1, 2009 – July 31, 2011
Bachelor of Secondary Education Candidate Aug. 1, 2009 – July 31, 2011
BS Information and CommunicationsTechnology Candidate Oct. 16, 2010 – Oct. 15, 2012
BAYAMBANG CAMPUS
Bachelor of Elementary Education Assessment on-going to Qualify for LevelIV December 2011 – November 2015
Bachelor of Secondary Education Assessment on-going to Qualify for LevelIV December 2011 – November 2015
BS Information and CommunicationsTechnology Candidate Oct. 16, 2010 – Oct. 15, 2012
AB English Candidate Oct. 16, 2011 – Oct. 15, 2013
BS Nursing Candidate Oct. 16, 2011 – Oct. 15, 2013
BINMALEY CAMPUS
BS Fisheries Level II Re-accredited Jan. 16, 2002 – Jan. 15, 2007
INFANTA CAMPUS
Bachelor of Secondary Education Candidate Aug. 16, 2007 – Aug. 15, 2009
BS in Agriculture Candidate Dec. 16, 2011 – Dec. 15, 2013
SAN CARLOS CITY CAMPUS
BS in Agriculture Level I Accredited Dec. 1, 2005 – Nov. 30, 2008
Bachelor of Elementary Education Candidate Dec. 16, 2010 – Dec. 15, 2012
SANTA MARIA CAMPUS
BS in Agriculture Level III Accredited Dec. 16, 2010 – Dec. 15, 2011
BS in Agricultural Education Level III Accredited Dec. 16, 2010 – Dec. 15, 2011
Secondary Teacher Education Candidate Aug.16, 2007 – Aug. 15, 2009
URDANETA CITY CAMPUS
Graduate: Doctoral (Ed. D.) Qualified for Level III Dec. 16, 2010 – Dec. 15, 2011
Graduate: Master’s (MAEd) Qualified for Level III Dec. 16, 2010 – Dec. 15, 2011
Mechanical Engineering Candidate Aug. 16, 2007 – Aug. 15, 2009
Civil Engineering Candidate Dec. 16, 2011 – Dec. 15, 2013
Architecture Candidate Dec. 16, 2011 – Dec. 15, 2013
Electrical Engineering Candidate Dec. 16, 2011 – Dec. 15, 2013
Graduate: Master’s (MDM) Candidate Dec-02
AACCUP Accreditation
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