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1St Colleges and Universities Public Service Conference Conference Proceedings 1st Colleges and Universities Public Service Conference Conference Proceedings 1st Colleges and Universities Public Service Conference (CUPSCon 1) Cebu City | Los Baños, Laguna Conference Proceedings J. Prospero E. de Vera, III, DPA Editor Published by the Padayon Public Service Office under the Office of the Vice President for Public Affairs University of the Philippines System Diliman, Quezon City Copyright © 2016 by the Padayon Public Service Office All rights reserved. No copies, in any form, can be made in part or in whole without prior written permission from the publisher. Documenters: Los Baños, Laguna Cebu City Cheamson Garret Boongaling (UPLB) Julie Nieva (UP Cebu) Ailene Florece (UPLB) Michelle Rodriguez (UP Cebu) Lolita Pua (UPLB) Marielle Antonio (UP Padayon) Marielle Antonio (UP Padayon) Edcel John Ibarra (UP Padayon) Jeremi Elaijah Barretto (UP Padayon) Charles Jason Ramos (UP Padayon) Edcel John Ibarra (UP Padayon) Alphonse Samson (UP Padayon) Charles Jason Ramos (UP Padayon) Alphonse Samson (UP Padayon) Andres Paolo Tanchuling (UP Padayon) Manuscript Editors: Julius Ryan O. Umali Patricia Marie M. Liganor Book Design and Layout: Julius Ryan O. Umali Printed by AC Print Large Format Printing Services Table of Contents Message from the President xxi Message from the Vice President for Public Affairs xxiii What is the Colleges and Universities Public Service xxv Conference (CUPSCon)? CUPSCon Cebu Proceedings 1 1 Keynote Speech Summary 3 Public Service in Higher Education: Why Does It Matter? Delivered by Dr. J. Prospero E. de Vera III Vice President for Public Affairs University of the Philippines 2 Plenary Session 5 Challenges in Institutionalizing Public Service in the 7 University of the Philippines Presented by Prof. Nelson G. Cainghog Enhancing Public Engagements to Support Fishers and Coastal Communities 9 Presented by Dr. Ricardo Babaran DOST-UP Cebu Technology Business Incubation (UPCeBuinIT): Its Impact and Effectiveness as a Tool for 11 Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development Presented by Atty. Liza D. Corro Plenary Session Discussion 13 2 Parallel Session 1A: Higher Education Public Service and Community Engagement 17 Moderated by Prof. Yuleta R. Orillo UP Public Service Initiatives Database Project Presented by Alphonse G. Samson 17 Xavier University’s Greater Social Engagement 18 Presented by Gail Dela Rita Distinguishing Schooling and Learning: Shifting the 19 Paradigm from Exclusivity to Holism Presented by Melody A. Ambangan Integrating Research and Service Learning in the Graduate 20 School Presented by Dr. Aurelio P. Vilbar Parallel Session 1A Discussion 22 3 Parallel Session 1B: 23 Community Health and Nutrition Moderated by Prof. Nelson G. Cainghog An Interphase of Instruction, Research, and Extension 23 Presented by Dr. Miriam Omar Kanti Related Learning Experience Program for Community 24 Immersion Presented by Laarne Estenzo-Pontillas Learning Site Establishment and Enterprise Development 25 Project in the Holy Trinity’s Angels Care Home, Alburquerque, Bohol Presented by Evangeline P. Lumantas Parallel Session 1B Discussion 27 4 Parallel Session 2A: 33 Leadership and Entrepreneurial Skills Development Moderated by Mr. Michael A. Gatela Enhancing Values and Principle-based Leadership Training 33 Program: The Southern Christian College Experience Presented by Rodhel Mapada Enactus-University of San Carlos Initiatives: Uplifting Lives 34 and Transforming Communities Presented by Ralph Gonzales Parallel Session 2A Discussion 36 5 Parallel Session 2B: 37 Improving Governance and Law Enforcement through Information Technology Moderated by Prof. Nelson G. Cainghog Enhanced Barangay Governance through Information and 37 Communications Technology (e-Barangay) Presented by Eugene G. Ranjo Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center 38 (CPRDC): Inmate Profiling System Presented by Don Bhrayan Singh Towards a Smart and Green Boljoon, Cebu 39 Presented by Magnolia A. Laus Bridging the Gap between the Academe and the Philippine 40 National Police Crime Laboratory through Information and Communications Technology Presented by Sandra Mae W. Famador Parallel Session 2B Discussion 41 6 Parallel Session 3A: 45 Governance and Post-Disaster Rehabilitation Moderated by Prof. Erwin E. Protacio Better Leaders for a Better Future (BLBF) 45 Presented by Dr. Mercedes Gloria D. Ramos Computer Literacy Towards e-Governance: An Information 46 Technology Extension Program Presented by Ivan Heinrich Villanueva Skills Development on Post-Harvest Fisheries Technologies 47 for Victims of Typhoon Yolanda in Northern Iloilo Presented by Leticia J. Ami Isiguro Daan: Transitional Shelter for Typhoon Yolanda 48 Victims in Northern Cebu Presented by Arch. Danilo V. Ravina Parallel Session 3A Discussion 50 7 Parallel Session 3B: 51 Information Technology and Literacy Training Moderated by Prof. Erwin E. Protacio Technology-Enhanced Instruction Training Program 51 for Elementary Teachers in the Department of Education – Municipality of Balilihan, Bohol Presented by Shella C. Olaguir Monitoring and Evaluation of the Innovative Instructional 52 Strategies for the Professional Military Education Presented by Elle Christine Dumaguit-Melendez Living and Learning: ICT for Out-of-School Youths and 53 Adults in the Municipality of Balilihan, Bohol Presented by Dr. Evangielyn Pamugas-Lumantas Monitoring and Evaluation Report of the SIBOL Extension 54 Project Presented by Romero S. Berba 8 Parallel Session 4A: 59 Livelihood and Entrepreneurship Development Moderated by Prof. Yuleta R. Orillo Commercial Cooking Livelihood Skills Training Project 59 for the Mothers of Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) in Balilihan, Bohol Presented by Jocelyn P. Lumactud Basic Flower Arrangement 60 Presented by Mercidita Sendaydiego-Villamayor Kapamilya Negosyo Na (KNN) 61 Presented by Carmelita L. Piramide Empowering the Micro-Entrepreneurs: Obra-Negosyo- 61 Eskuwela Countryside Enterprise Business Upliftment Program (ONE-CEBU) Presented by Dr. Mary Gretchen F. Chaves Parallel Session 4A Discussion 64 9 Parallel Session 4B: 65 Agricultural Development Moderated by Ms. Diocy Cloribel-Guilabtan University of Southern Mindanao’s Support to High-Value 65 Crop Production Presented by Dr. Elizabeth C. Molina Livestock Production Assistance for Development (LiPAD) 66 Presented by Dr. Vrenelie D. Flores II Automation of Practices, Processes, and Techniques of 67 Agricultural Projects in Bohol Presented by Magnolia A. Laus Parallel Session 4B Discussion 69 10 Parallel Session 5A: 73 Environmental Conservation and Preservation Moderated by Prof. Erwin E. Protacio Greening My Neighbor School: Community Partnership 73 through Service Learning and Engagement Presented by Ardniel A. Baladjay Project NOWTBUKS: Mainstreaming Sustainable 74 Development by Integrating Industrial Engineering Principles and Fostering Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships Presented by Mary Rose O. Arenejo Designing and Integrating a Child-Friendly Mobile 75 ‘Edutainment’ Application as a Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) and Water Conservation Teaching Strategy Presented by Guadalupe Kaiser Marie L. Obando The Validity of Academic Praxis: Reaching Out to Survival 76 Communities Presented by Dr. Phoebe Zoe Maria U. Sanchez Parallel Session 5A Discussion 78 11 Parallel Session 5B: 79 Cultural Preservation Moderated by Prof. Yuleta R. Orillo Claiming Spaces and Sharing Narratives among Woodcarvers 79 in the Philippines Presented by Consuelo D.L. Habito Pagpapahayag: A Community-Engaged Teaching and 80 Learning Project Presented by Mary Babbeth F. Vargas Pabatun-batunadaw Pa-uyag-uyagata banuwa hi Capitan 81 Angel (Caring for One Another) Presented by Lorelei C. Talose Parallel Session 5B Discussion 83 12 Parallel Session 6A: 87 Healthcare Provision Moderated by Ms. Diocy Cloribel-Guilabtan Project BIG BANG: Addressing Hypertension and 87 Cardiovascular Complications Presented by Kristian Leonard O. Orante Stress Levels and Coping Mechanisms of Mothers in 88 Barangay Labangon Presented by Gen Zyd Robert E. Bibera Project Wellness for the Third Agers 89 Presented by Dr. Beulah Rose Torres Parallel Session 6A Discussion 90 13 Parallel Session 6B: 93 Remedial Education Moderated by Mr. Michael A. Gatela Gains and Challenges of Cornerstone Reading Tutorial and 93 Values Formation Program Presented by Dr. Maria Danesa S. Rabia Voluntarism: Making Students Become Agents of Social 94 Change Presented by Mariter T. Malonjao Community-Engaged Science and Math Tutorial Extension 95 for the Marginalized School Children Presented by Monell John F. Cañizares Sa Karunungan, Walang Iwanan (SKaWI) 96 Presented by Ivan Heinrich A. Villanueva Parallel Session 6B Discussion 97 CUPSCon Los Baños Proceedings 99 1 Keynote Speech Summary 101 Public Service in Higher Education: Why It Matters Delivered by Dr. Grace Aguiling-Dalisay Dean, College of Social Sciences and Philosophy University of the Philippines Diliman 2 Plenary Session 105 Institutionalizing Public Service: Some Notes and 107 Observations from the University of the Philippines Presented by Dr. J. Prospero E. de Vera III On Institutionalizing Public Service: Experiencing Insights 109 in Relation to Los Baños Presented by Dr. Fernando C. Sanchez, Jr. Enhancing UP’s Frontier as a Public Service University: 111 Initiatives for Collaborative Off-campus Graduate Programs Presented by Dr. Jose V. Camacho, Jr. Plenary Session Discussion 113 3 Parallel Session 1A: 117 Sector-Based Service Learning Moderated by Prof. Aleli B. Bawagan The Project
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