Colleges and Universities

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CSC now a university
By Edna A. Bagadiong
Monday 19th of November 2012

VIRAC, Catanduanes, Nov. 19 (PIA) -- The masonry work for the modification of over 40 years old signage of Catanduanes State Colleges starts Friday, November 16, 2012. The CSC signage is located right at the center and atop the iconic Administration Building .

The historic ‘renaming’ of the signage of the building, which is famous for its facade with windbreaker architecture fit for a typhoon-prone island, also synchronizes with the full page publication today of Republic Act 10229, which converts CSC to Catanduanes State University, in the Philippine Daily Inquirer and Philippines Star newspapers.

As stipulated in Sec. 28 of RA 10229 signed by President Aquino on Oct. 19, the law “shall take effect fifteen (15) days after its publication in two newspapers of general circulation.”

Congressman Cesar V. Sarmiento authored House Bill No. 4170 which calls for the conversion of CSC into a University.

In the masonry work, the word “Colleges” will be replaced with “ University."

Several students were elated upon seeing the masonry works grinding to a full start.

The ‘Catanduanes State College’ signage is made of pure concrete slab, fixed with high-grade steel bars on an equally solid concrete railing of the building’s rooftop.

The letters are 27.5 inches in length, 16 inches in width, 3.3 inches in thickness.

The university’s Buildings and Grounds Services undertakes the masonry and civil works, with the assistance of the Technical Working Group of the Planning Services.

It can be recalled that Congressman Cesar Sarmiento proudly announced during a meeting with the CSC Community last October 23 when President Aquino signed R.A. 10229, a law converting the CSC into a university.

This development for the province is a worth rejoicing for every Catandunganon, the 20-year dream has finally come into reality.

Likewise, Governor Joseph Cua himself a member of then CSC BOD and as permanent representative of Sen. Edgardo Angara, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Education Culture and Sports also expressed his high hopes on the conversion of the CSC into Catanduanes State University.

A committee was also created to draft the Implementing Rules and Regulation which will be forwarded to the legal committee of the Commission on Higher Education and to be published in the National Daily's.

Fifteen days after the said publication, The new Catanduanes State University is set to formally celebrate her conversion on December 4 this year.(EAB/GSR-CSU/PIA5)

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Originally Posted by Blumark

http://www.tracecollege.edu.ph
Los Baños Branch
El Danda St., Batong Malake, Los Banos Laguna
Tel no. (049) 536-3944
(049) 536-4193

that is one good looking school!

[Christendom]

Central Philippine Adventist College
Murcia, Negros Occidental






















(photos courtesy from their FB)

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University of San Carlos
Cebu City
flickr photo by vaughn_18

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The University of San Carlos located in P. del Rosario St. in Cebu City, Philippines is Asia's oldest school. It was built on August 1595 by the Spanish Jesuits. USC is one of the reputable schools in the Philippines and the best and one of a kind university in Cebu City.

Golden-Green is USC's major color. Its majestic facade never fails to be a turnhead to all locals and foreigners that passes in this wide street. At night, this facade turns into a golden, palace-like structure as golden-effect spotlights the USC facade.

[Christendom]

Carlos Hilado Memorial State College - Talisay Main Campus
City of Talisay, Province of Negros Occidental

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Republic of the Philippines
Republic Act No.10155
General Appropriations Act
Fiscal Year 2012

Appropriations by Agency and Fund and by Program, Project and Activity

STATE UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
Region III

• Aurora State College of Technology
  > Php 34,381,000
  
• Bataan Peninsula State University (Bataan Polytechnic State College and Bataan State College)
  > Php 146,188,000
  
• Bulacan Agricultural State College
  > Php 41,300,000
  
• Bulacan State University
  > Php 204,593,000
  
• Central Luzon State University
  > Php 278,231,000
  
• Don Honorio Ventura Technological State University (Don Honorio Ventura College of Arts and Trades)
  > Php 93,600,000
  
• Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology
  > Php 163,137,000
  
• Pampanga Agricultural College
  > Php 93,676,000
  
• Philippine Merchant Marine Academy
  > Php 93,524,000
  
• Ramon Magsaysay Technological University
  > Php 95,053,000
  
• Tarlac College of Agriculture
  > Php 88,915,000
  
• Tarlac State University
  > Php 131,426,000

source: http://www.dbm.gov.ph/?page_id=775

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Negros Occidental Universities:

1. University of Negros Occidental – Recoletos (UNO-R) – Bacolod
2. University of Saint La Salle (USLS) – Bacolod
3. West Negros University (WNU)- Bacolod
4. Technolological University of the Philippines in the Visayas (TUP-V) – Talisay
5. Philippine Normal University – (PNU) – Cadiz
6. Central Philippines State University (CPSU) – Kabankalan
7. West Visayas State University (WVSU) – Himamaylan Extension

Newly added is Central Philippines State University (CPSU) – Kabankalan

[zoroethgenre_003]

Originally Posted by Christendom

Negros Occidental Universities:

1. University of Negros Occidental – Recoletos (UNO-R) – Bacolod
2. University of Saint La Salle (USLS) – Bacolod
3. West Negros University (WNU)- Bacolod
4. Technolological University of the Philippines in the Visayas (TUP-V) – Talisay
5. Philippine Normal University – (PNU) – Cadiz
6. Central Philippines State University (CPSU) – Kabankalan
7. West Visayas State University (WVSU) – Himamaylan Extension

Newly added is Central Philippines State University (CPSU) – Kabankalan

Is this the Negros Occidental Agricultural College before?

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Originally Posted by zoroethgenre_003

Is this the Negros Occidental Agricultural College before?

I think so.

http://www.congress.gov.ph/download/ra_11/RA09141.pdf

PUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
CONGRESS OF THE PHILIPPINES H. No. 9873
Sixth Special Session } S. No. 2263
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9141
AN ACT CONVERTING THE NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE (NOAC) IN THE CITY OF
KABANKALAN, PROVINCE OF NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
INTO A STATE COLLEGE, TO BE KNOWN AS THE
NEGROS STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE (NSCA),
AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR


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http://www.senate.gov.ph/lisdata/112679578!.pdf

FIFTEENTH CONGRESS OF THE )
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES )
First Regular Session )
'11 MAY 17 P 5 :25
SENATE
S. No. 2830
AN ACT
CONVERTING THE NEGROS STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE (NSCA) IN THE
CITY OF KABANKALAN, PROVINCE OF NEGROS OCCIDENTAL INTO A STATE
UNIVERSITY TO BE KNOWN AS THE CENTRAL PHILIPPINES STATE UNIVERSITY
(CPSU) AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR

[Christendom]

Originally Posted by zoroethgenre_003

Is this the Negros Occidental Agricultural College before?

Originally Posted by JuIcYdUdE22

I think so.

http://www.congress.gov.ph/download/ra_11/RA09141.pdf

PUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
CONGRESS OF THE PHILIPPINES H. No. 9873
Sixth Special Session } S. No. 2263
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9141
AN ACT CONVERTING THE NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE (NOAC) IN THE CITY OF
KABANKALAN, PROVINCE OF NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
INTO A STATE COLLEGE, TO BE KNOWN AS THE
NEGROS STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE (NSCA),
AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR


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http://www.senate.gov.ph/lisdata/112679578!.pdf

FIFTEENTH CONGRESS OF THE )
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES )
First Regular Session )
'11 MAY 17 P 5 :25
SENATE
S. No. 2830
AN ACT
CONVERTING THE NEGROS STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE (NSCA) IN THE
CITY OF KABANKALAN, PROVINCE OF NEGROS OCCIDENTAL INTO A STATE
UNIVERSITY TO BE KNOWN AS THE CENTRAL PHILIPPINES STATE UNIVERSITY
(CPSU) AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR

the bill states that NSCA’s extension campuses in the province shall likewise be referred to as University campuses with main campus in Kabankalan City:

1. San Carlos City
2. Sipalay City
3. Himamaylan City
4. Victorias City
5. Hinoba-an
6. Cauayan
7. Ilog
8. Candoni
9. Moises Padilla
10 Hinigaran

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Lyceum of the Philippines University - cavite campus

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CSU has new prexy
By Oliver T. Baccay and Mark Anthony Gallibu
Saturday 8th of December 2012

TUGUEGARAO CITY. Dec. 8 (PIA) --The Cagayan State University (CSU) students and faculty welcomed their new president, Dr. Romeo Quilang.

In his message, Quilang wishes to make the CSU as the premier and leading university in Northern Luzon.

Quilang was the past president of the Isabela State University (ISU). After his term, he applied as one of the four contenders for CSU’s presidency.

“I am very blessed that I belong to a university which I recognize as the best university in Luzon and I am thankful that finally I am now performing my full duty to work for the best interest of our students and faculty”, Quilang emphasized.

Quilang also stated he has many plans for the university especially in the field of research, extension, and faculty development programs. He also wants to elevate the university’s status from level 3 to level 4.

On the other hand, Dr. Eleuterio de Leon was appointed as Vice President for academic affairs; Dr. Prefecto Vivit as Vice President for administration and finance; Dr. Dominador Tamayao as Vice president for research and extension; Dr. Nelia Z. Cauilan as Dean for graduate school, Atty. Placido Sabban as Dean of College of Law; and Fr. Aquino chose to be a full time professor and university researcher.(OTB/MAG-PIA-2)

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CSU grad 10th in nat’l teachers’ board exam
By Edna A. Bagadiong
Friday 7th of December 2012

VIRAC, Catanduanes, Dec. 7 (PIA) -- A graduate of Catanduanes State University (CSU) made history for the school’s College of Education after placing 10th in the September 2012 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) national level.

Carlito T. Gelito, who obtained his Bachelor of Secondary Education (major in Mathematics) degree last March 2012, is the first graduate of the college to land in the top 10 of the National LET with a rating of 87.2%.

In previous years, the Professional Regulation Commission also recognized regional Top 10 placers, including several graduates of CSU–CEd.

The College of Education mounted a torch parade last Nov. 29 to honor Carlito’s feat while the CSU administration is also scheduled to award Carlito a financial incentive and a certificate of commendation in a recognition ceremony for the LET topnotcher and passers.

“Di ko man pig asahan na maka top 10 , ang pig hagad ko sana makapasa,” ( I did not expect to make it to the top 10, all I wanted was to pass) Carlito said.

He added he was not able to enroll in formal review classes due to financial constraints and thus opted for self-study in preparation for the licensure exam. He also said that he was even hesitant if he could pass the licensure test because he did not had enough time to solve the last 40 items in major subjects.

His father, Danilo Gelito Sr., said his son was almost indisposed due to fever during the day of the examination. He was thankful that the licensure exam was conducted in Virac, thus saving many examinees like his son from the grueling travel to mainland Bicol.

Carlito likewise praised Virac’s being designated as LET Testing Center. “Dakula ang tuwang kaito ta nakabawas na ito sa gastuson pati maluyahon talaga ako sa byahe,” he said.

Carlito is the third of the eight children of tricycle driver Danilo Sr. and full-time homemaker Carmen Todoc of San Juan, San Miguel. He finished his elementary education as valedictorian at San Juan Elementary School and his secondary education at Bato Rural Development High School.

A consistent Dean’s Lister, Carlito also served as senator of the College of Education Student Organization in SY 2009-2010. He became its president in SY 2010-2011 and eventually was elected as vice-president of the Federated College Student Council. He was awarded as one of the Outstanding Student Leaders of CSC on March 2012 and was among the finalists in the Search for Ten Outstanding Students of Bicol.

The CSU obtained an overall passing percentage of 76.21% for LET elementary level and 44.91% for LET secondary level, both higher than the 49.29% (Elementary) and 43.30% (Secondary) national passing percentages. (MAL/EAB/GSR/CMP-CSU/PIA5)

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Catanduanes university has 3 topnotchers in Civil Engineer Licensure Exam
By Edna A. Bagadiong
Friday 7th of December 2012

CATANDUANES, Dec. 7 (PIA) -- For the second year, the Catanduanes State University (CSU) sealed another resounding victory in the November 2012 civil engineer licensure examination with three of its graduates landing on the top 10.

Adding another feather on the university’s cap are John Michael Tuazon Bernal, sixth place; Yuri Ibatuan Soriao, seventh place; and John Aldren Cañeta Molina, ninth place.

John Michael, 22, of San Isidro Village, Virac, earned a rating of 94.65 percent. As a consistent Dean’s Lister, national CE quiz winner, and magna cum laude graduate, John Michael revealed that he was inspired by the peoples’ big expectations on him. In an interview, he said the pressures did not daunt him. Instead, it inspired him to press on. “Naging advantage ito sako ta na motivate ako,” he said.

When asked what he could impart to students, he simply advised them to "study hard and pray harder."

John Michael, who was born in San Miguel town, was valedictorian of his class at Gogon Elementary School in 2003 and was first honorable mention at Catanduanes National High School in 2007. His proud parents are Domingo T. Bernal, who works as a construction steelman, and Salvacion P. Tuazon.

A scholar of Congressman Cesar Sarmiento who received a P10,000 reward for graduating magna cum laude, Bernal’s review expenses for six months was reportedly shouldered by the Sarmiento.

Yuri Soriao, 21, got a rating of 94.60 percent in placing seventh. The son of Engr. Emmanuel R. Soriao, former Dean of the CSU College of Technology, and Mary Ann C. Ibatuan of San Jose, Bato, is also an award-winning civil engineering quizzer. He is a product of Bato Central Elementary School and Bato Rural Development High School.

That he placed ninth with a rating of 94.25 percent was doubly sweet for John Aldren Molina as he celebrated his 23rd birthday last Nov. 29. The cum laude graduate from Moonwalk, Virac finished his elementary education at Virac Pilot Elementary School and his secondary education at CSC Laboratory High School. A consistent honor student and mathematics quiz contestant, he is the son of Ildefonso M. Molina and public school teacher Rosa B. Cañeta.

Aldren said the teachings as well as the difficult quizzes and long exams of their engineering professors during their academic years immensely helped them in developing their foundation in mathematics and further honed their analytical skills.

Like Bernal, Yuri, Aldren, and the rest of the CSU CE passers share the same equation of diligence and faith in God as formula in hurdling the examination.

The Nov. 2012 CE Licensure Examination adopted for the first time the 100 items per subject method which is longer and more gruelling than the previous years’ 30 to 36 items per subject.

A recognition ceremony awaits these board topnotchers and passers. To date, Catanduanes State University has already produced 24 Civil Engineer Board topnotchers since 1992. Three of them were Top 1. (MAL/EAB/DCO/GSR-CSU/PIA5)

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Feature ko lang ang aking university. hahaha..


University of Batangas

LIPA CAMPUS..



http://ub.edu.ph/ublc/ublcindex.html

[zoroethgenre_003]

Nice. State University ba ang UB?

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Ateneo de Davao University

[NicknameForLife]

nope. Private po yan. Isa sa Batangas City (Main Campus) at sa Lipa.

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Saint Louis College Library in San Fernando City has most advanced automated library system in the entire Region 1



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