Table No. Description Page 01 Curricular Offerings 4 02 Summary of COPC for AY 2015- 2016 6 03 Accredited Programs of the University as of AY 2015-2016 7 04 Summary of Enrollment for the Second Semester of AY 2014-2015 8 05 Summary of Enrollment in Graduate School AY 2014-2015 9 06 Summary of Graduates 2015 per Program 10 07 University’s Performance in PRC Licensure Examinations from 2013 to 2015 11 08 Educational Attainment of Faculty from AY 2012-2013 to AY 2015-2016 14 09 Faculty Profile According to Educational Attainment, Gender and Tenure 14 10 Faculty Members Pursuing Advanced Studies 15 11 Faculty Members Pursuing Advanced Studies with Scholarships 21 12 Faculty Awards as of AY 2015-2016 22 13 Faculty as Accreditors 23 14 Faculty Resource Speakers/ Facilitators to Seminars and Trainings 24 15 List of Seminars, Workshops and Trainings attended by Faculty 25 16 Admission per Gender and per Campus for AY 2015-2016 31 17 Admission per Campus, College and Gender 32 18 Details of Scholarship Program as of AY 2015-2016 33 19 Students given Counseling as of AY 2014-2015 36 20 Accredited Student Organizations as of 2015-2016 39 21 List of Trainings and Seminars attended by students and student leaders 41 22 Awards and Recognition received by Student Publication 46 23 Summary of Total Book Collection 51 24 Trainings and Seminars Attended by Library Staff 55 25 Externally-Funded Researches 58 26 Internally-Funded Researches 59 27 Faculty Researches Presented to Conferences 61 28 Faculty and Research Personnel Invited as Resource Speakers 64 29 Student Researches Presented to Conferences 64 30 Submitted Utility Models 65 31 Registered Utility Models 66 32 Submitted Inventions 67 33 Symposiums, Trainings, Workshops and Seminars attended by RDO Staff 67 34 Implements Extension Projects and Programs for 2015 78 35 Presentation of Extension Projects and Programs to Conferences 84 36 Technical Assistance Rendered as Resource Persons and Lecturers 85 37 Awards Received 89 38 Summary of Abucay Campus IGPs 91 39 Summary of Dinalupihan Campus IGPs 92 40 Summary of Main Campus IGPs 93 41 Summary of Orani Campus IGPs 94 42 Non-Teaching Personnel Pursuing Baccalaureate and Master’s Degree 112 43 Employees Granted Loyalty Awards as of FY 2015 113 44 Employees Granted Step Increment 115 45 Promotion of Employees 117 46 Employees Retired/ Resigned as of AY 2015 119

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CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT BPSU continues to offer relevant and priority programs such as IT, Agriculture, Teacher Education, Engineer- ing, Science and Math, Health and Sciences, Business Administration and others. Being compliant to CHED’s policies helped the University recognize and realize its responsibility in providing quality education to produce professionals who can contribute to national development.

Table 01. Curricular Offerings

Campus College Program Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management College of Arts and Sciences Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Engineering Bachelor of Science in Architecture Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering College of Engineering and Architecture Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Bachelor of Science in Electronics Engineering Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Main College of Industrial Technology Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology Associate in Technical Graphics Bachelor of Science in Computer Science College of Information and • Major in Network and Data Communications Communication Technology • Major in Software Development Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Certificate of Technology College of Technical and Vocational Training Two-Year Trade Technician Program Diploma in Engineering Technology Associate in Computer Secretarial Associate in Computer Technology Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship Bachelor of Science in Accountancy College of Business & Accountancy Bachelor of Science in Business Administration • Major in Human Resource Development • Major in Marketing Management • Major in Operations Management Bachelor of Science in Mngt. Info. System Balanga Bachelor in Secondary Education • Major in Biological Science • Major in English • Major in Filipino Education College of Education • Major in Mathematics Teaching • Major in Music, Arts, Physical Education & Health • Major in Physical Science Education • Major in Social Studies Education Certificate in Teaching Program

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Campus College Program Bachelor of Science in Nursing College of Nursing and Midwifery Diploma in Midwifery Two-Year Midwifery Course Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Bachelor of Science in Psychology College of Social and Behavioral Sciences • Clinical • Industrial Open Enrollment Program College of Agriculture Bachelor of Science in Fisheries Associate in Computer Technology Associate in Technical Graphics College of Business and Accountancy Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management Bachelor of Science in Management Information System Bachelor in Elementary Education College of Education • General Education Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology • Electrical Technology • Electronics Technology • Automotive Technology Orani College of Industrial Education/Technology • Food Technology • Drafting Technology • Cosmetology Bachelor of Arts in Cosmetology Two Year Trade Technology • Electrical Technology • Electronics Technology College of Technical/Vocational Technology • Automotive Technology • Food Technology • Welding and Fabrication Technology • Drafting Technology Doctor of Education Educational Management Master of Arts in Education Major in Graduate Programs Educational Management • General Science • Mathematics Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in • Biological Science • English Dinalupihan • Mathematics • Social Studies • MAPEH Baccalaureate Programs Bachelor of Elementary Education Major in • General Education • Early Childhood BS in Hotel and Restaurant Management BS in Civil Engineering BS in Electrical Engineering Vocational Courses Associate in Computer Technology

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Campus College Program Basic Education High School Bachelor of Science in Agriculture • Animal Science Baccalaureate Programs • Crop Science Abucay Bachelor in Secondary Education Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering Graduate Programs Master of Science in Agriculture BS Civil Engineering BS Electrical Engineering BS Mechanical Engineering Bagac (Extended) Baccalaureate Programs BS Electronics and Communications Engineering B Elementary Education First two years

Certificate of Program Compliance (COPC) By having complied to the suggestions and recommendations of the Regional Quality Assurance Team (RQuAT), the following programs were given Certificate of Program compliance (COPC) for the year 2015-2016:

Table 02. Summary of COPC for AY 2015-2016

Program No. Series Levels Effective Issued on March 25, no. 047 2015 I-IV 2014-2015 BS Fisheries 2015 BS Psychology no. 053 2015 I-IV 2014-2015 May 19, 2015 BA Psychology no. 054 2015 I-IV 2014-2015 May 19, 2015 August 10, BS Secondary Education no. 058 2015 I-IV 2015-2016 2015 Ladderized Bachelor of Technical Teacher Education (Major in Food Service and Management, Automotive January 6, Technology, Electronics Technology, Electrical Technology, no. 001 2016 I-IV 2016-2017 2015 Heating, Ventillating, Mechanical technology and Welding and Fabrication Technology)

Accreditation Of Programs

To be dubbed as a center of quality education in the province of Bataan serves as the motivating force for BPSU to pursue the accreditation of its programs. This goal has been pursued since Year 2007, wherein three (3) programs underwent the AACCUP Preliminary Survey Visit. From the total number of 80 programs, 59 curricular offerings have undergone AACCUP accreditation. As of AY 2015-2016, the University has 16 Level III, 38 Level II, and 2 Level I accredited programs. The results of accreditation speak for the quality of programs offered by the University; hence, it continues to be the top choice of students among the tertiary education institutions in the province.

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Table 03. Accredited Programs of the University as of AY 2015-2016

Rating Date of Date of Last Accreditation Validity of Application No. Program Accreditation Level Weighted Grand Descriptive Accreditation for the Next Survey Visit Mean Mean Rating Survey Bachelor in Secondary 1 Level III 20-Dec-13 4 4 Education January 1, 2014-December Bachelor of Science in 2 Level III 20-Dec-13 4 4 31, 2017 Nursing Bachelor of Science in July 21-24, Very 3 Hotel and Restaurant Level II 3.7 2015 Satisfactory Management Bachelor of Science in July 20-24, August 1, 2015 - 2nd Quarter 4 Level II 174.79 3.5 Very Good Architecture 2015 July 31, 2019 2019 December 1, Bachelor of Science in Nov 19- 2013 - 3rd Quarter 5 Level II 186.89 3.7 Very Good Civil Engineering 22,2013 November 30, 2017 2017 December 1, Bachelor of Science in Nov 19- 3rd Quarter 6 Level II 185.01 3.7 Very Good 2013- Novem- Electrical Engineering 22,2013 2017 ber 30, 2017 Bachelor of Science in July 20-24, August 1, 2015 - 2nd Quarter 7 Level II 177.53 3.6 Very Good Electronics Engineering 2015 July 31, 2019 2019 December 1, Bachelor of Science in Nov 19- 3rd Quarter 8 Level II 187.82 3.8 Very Good 2013 - Novem- Mechanical Engineering 22,2013 2017 ber 30, 2017 Bachelor of Science in July 21-24, August 1, 2015 - 9 Level II 176.8 3.5 Very Good July 31, 2019 Computer Science 2015 July 31, 2019 Bachelor of Science in March 5-6, August 1, 2015 - 10 Level II 181.52 3.6 Very Good July 31, 2019 Information Technology 2013 July 31, 2021 August 13, Bachelor of Elementary August 13-16, 11 Level II 3.5 Very Good 2013 – August Education 2013 13, 2017 Bachelor of Secondary Education major in August 13-16, August 13, 2013 12 Level II 3.5 Very Good – August 13, Biological Science, Social 2013 2017 Science, Mathematics December 16, Bachelor of Science in Dec.02-05, 13 Level II 190.09 3.8 Very Good 2014-December Accountancy 2014 15, 2018 Bachelor of Science in July 21-24, August 1, 2015 - July 2016 for 14 Level II 182.87 3.7 Very Good Psychology 2015 July 31, 2019 Level III Bachelor of Science in July 21-24, August 1, 2015 - 15 Level II 180.15 3.6 Very Good Business Administration 2015 July 31, 2019 Bachelor of Science in July 21-24, 16 Management Level II 175.02 3.5 Very Good 31-Aug-19 2015 Information System Doctor of Education Level II Re- July 21-24, August 1, 2015 - 17 major in Educational 188.46 3.8 Very Good Accredited 2015 July 31, 2019 Management Master in Engineering Level II Re- July 21-24, August 1, 2015 - 18 186.26 3.7 Very Good Management Accredited 2015 July 31, 2019 Master in Physical Level II Re- July 21-24, August 1, 2015 19 189.5 3.8 Very Good Education and Sports Accredited 2015 - July 31, 2019 Bachelor of Science in July 20-24, August 1, 2015 - 2nd Quarter 20 Level I 157.51 3.2 S Agricultural Engineering 2015 July 31, 2018 2018 Bachelor of Science in July 20-24, August 2015 – 21 Level I 174.79 3.5 Very good Agricultural Engineering 2015 July 31, 2018

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Rating Date of Date of Last Accreditation Validity of Application No. Program Accreditation Level Weighted Grand Descriptive Accreditation for the Next Survey Visit Mean Mean Rating Survey Preliminary September 16, Bachelor in Elementary Survey September 22 147.33 3 Good 2009 – Septem- Lapsed Education (Candidate 8-11, 2009 ber 15, 2011 Status)

Admission and Enrollment Bataan Peninsula State University is recognized in the Province of Bataan as a leading University despite the growing number of tertiary education institutions. The number of applicants per school year as shown below and the need for extended admission proves the influence of BPSU to the parents and the upcoming freshmen who chooses to be admitted in the University.

Fig. 02 shows the increasing enrollment in BPSU for the last five (5) years. It only shows the good reputation of the University that influences the consistent growth in number of enrollees.

Report of Admission per Campus

Extended Admission per Campus No. of Takers No. of Qualifiers Campus 800 Male Female Total Male Female Total 700 672 Abucay 291 328 619 119 149 268 600 500 Bagac 43 40 83 13 14 27 426 390 400 Balanga 1465 3820 5285 283 1054 1337 300 Dinalupihan 476 792 1268 236 177 609 217 200 Main 4537 3955 8492 1436 992 2428 100 46 1 Orani 365 368 733 109 148 257 0 takers Total 7177 9303 16480 2196 2534 4926 Fig.01. Result of Extended Admission per Campus

The impressive performance of the University in licensure examinations and different academic competitions continues to attract students in Bataan and in the neighboring provinces. As of AY 2015-2016, the enrollment soared to 17,931, of which 54% of the enrollees are females and 46% are males.

Table 04. Summary of Enrollment for the Second Semester of AY 2015-2016

ENROLLMENT st nd rd th th Campus 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year Subtotal Total male male male male male Male total total total total total Total female female female female female Female

Main 705 694 790 527 430 214 644 1,550 1,026 2,576 1,122 1,827 1,106 1,800 1,317 4,998 3,166 8,164 8,164

- - -

Balanga 244 202 769 971 175 709 884 134 572 706 755 1,012 1,256 3,062 3,817 3,817

55 67

Orani 247 210 457 209 168 377 134 189 114 181 583 626 1,209 1,209

72 84

Dinalupihan 360 521 881 300 520 820 334 406 235 319 816 1,610 2,426 2,426

15 16 31

Abucay 350 358 708 329 357 686 209 280 489 202 199 401 1,105 1,210 2,315 2,315

Bagac

TOTAL 764 230 675 2,751 3,127 5,878 2,162 2,519 4,681 1,545 1,889 3,696 1,599 1,496 2,840 8,257 9,674 17,931 17,931

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Number of Enrollees from 2011 to 2015

20000 17,869 17,931 16,664 15,731 15,092 15000

10000

5000 Fig. 03. Number of Main College Graduates Orani 0 with Honors Balanga 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Consotium

Fig.02. Enrollment from 2011 to 2015 On the other hand, the need for further professional development and promotion also led to the increase in the number of enrollees in the Graduate School. Another factor which influenced the increase is the Gurong Iskolar ng Bataan program of the provincial government.

Table 05. Summary of Enrollment in Graduate School AY 2015-2016

Number of Enrollees First Trimester Second Trimester Programs Male Male Total Total Female Female

Doctor of Education Major in Educational 8 19 27 8 24 32 Management Master in Engineering Management 15 13 28 20 17 37 Master in Business Administration 8 27 35 8 32 40 Master in Public Administration 14 15 29 13 17 30 Master in Physical Education & Sports 13 19 32 14 17 31 Master of Arts in Nursing 5 31 36 9 29 38 Master of Arts in Education • Educational Management 8 43 51 6 35 41 • General Science 13 28 41 11 20 31 • Language Education 6 33 39 8 33 41 • Mathematics 8 21 29 5 35 40 • Filipino 5 28 33 7 25 32 • Social Studies 12 21 33 16 24 40 • Technology and Home Economics 6 25 31 7 20 27 • Guidance and Counseling 6 10 16 7 14 21 TOTAL 127 333 460 139 342 481

Graduation For Academic Year 2015-2016, BPSU produced a total of 2,791 graduates across its satellite campuses. 2,724 were bachelor degree graduates while sixty seven (67) of them finished master’s and doctorate degrees. In terms of gender, 1,288 were males and 1,503 were female graduates.

Out of these graduates, the University was able to produce eleven (11) cum laude of which majority of them from were from Balanga Campus.

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Table 06. Summary of Graduates 2015 per Program

Graduate School College of Technical and Vocational Technology M F Total M F Total

Certificate of Technology 32 0 32 Doctor of Education Major in Educational 4 4 8 Management Two-Year Trade Technician Program 72 21 93

Master in Engineering Management 0 1 1 Diploma in Engineering Technology 51 1 52 Master in Business Administration 0 4 4 Associate in Technical Graphics 28 4 32 Master in Public Administration 1 0 1 Two- Year Trade Technology: Master in Physical Education & Sports 1 1 2 • Major in Automotive Technology 36 - 36 Master of Arts in Nursing 1 10 11 • Major in Drafting Technology 3 - 3 Master of Arts in Education • Major in Electrical Technology 25 - 25 • Major in Educational Management 0 5 5 • Major in Electronics Technology 4 - 4 • Major in General Science 1 0 1 • Major in Food Technology 5 13 18 • Major in Language Education 0 2 2 • Major in Welding and Fabrication Technology 31 - 31 • Major in Mathematics 3 3 6 College of Business Administration • Major in Filipino 0 1 1 Associate in Computer Technology 46 55 101 • Major in Social Studies 0 0 0 Associate in Computer Secretarial 33 33 • Major in Technology and Home 1 1 2 Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship 10 10 Economics • Major in Guidance and Counseling 0 3 3 Bachelor of Science in Accountancy 32 84 116 Doctor of Education major in Educational Bachelor of Science in Business Administration 2 2 4 4 58 62 Administration and Management major in Marketing Management Master of Arts in Education major in Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Educational Administration and 3 10 13 7 26 33 major in Operations Management Management Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Master of Arts in Education major in 3 0 3 major in Human Resource Development Manage- 5 27 32 General Science Education ment Bachelor of Science in Management Information Master of Arts in Nursing 1 0 1 5 16 21 System College of Engineering and Architecture College of Education Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering 56 46 102 Certificate in Teaching Program 7 28 35 Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engi- Bachelor in Elementary Education Major in 49 3 52 50 190 105 neering General Education Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Bachelor of Elementary Education major in Early 98 16 114 1 28 29 Engineering Childhood Education Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Bachelor of Science in Architecture 37 32 69 8 30 38 Biological Science Bachelor of Science in Electronics 50 43 93 Bachelor of Secondary Education major in English 6 29 35 Engineering Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Filipino 4 19 23 College of Arts and Science Bachelor of Secondary Education major in MAPEH 8 26 34 Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restau- Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Math- 50 62 112 8 41 49 rant Management ematics Bachelor of Science in Tourism Manage- Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Physical 3 52 55 3 8 11 ment Science College of Information and Communication Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Social 9 24 33 Technology Studies Bachelor of Science in Computer Science 17 29 46 major in Systems Development Bachelor in Secondary Education major in 30 51 81 Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Agriculture 24 40 64 major in Network and Data

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M F Total M F Total Bachelor of Science in Information 60 81 141 Two Year Midwifery Course 15 15 Technology Bachelor of Science in Nursing 9 42 51 College of Industrial Technology College of Social & Behavioral Sciences Bachelor of Science in Industrial Bachelor of Science in Psychology major in Clinical 6 19 25 Technology: Bachelor of Science in Psychology major in Major in Automotive Technology 25 0 25 4 25 29 Industrial Major in Drafting Technology 17 7 24 Institute of Agriculture Major in Electrical Technology 56 0 56 Bachelor of Science in Agriculture 526 425 951 Major in Electronics Technology 13 2 15 Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering 276 319 595 Major in Food Technology 13 31 44 Consortium Major in Machine Shop Technology 42 0 42 BSA 211 96 307 Major in Ref & Aircon Technology 1 0 1 Fortunato-BSEd 42 96 138 Major in Welding Technology 15 3 18 Florida 48 166 214 Bachelor of Arts in Cosmetology 1 1 2 Total 1288 1503 279

Licensure Examination

Table 07. University’s Performance in PRC Licensure Examinations from 2013 to 2015

2013 2014 2015 Program National Passing Rate BPSU Passing Rate National Passing Rate BPSU Passing Rate National Passing Rate BPSU Passing Rate

MAEd (Guidance 41.12% 50.00% 100.00% 100.00% & Counseling) BSAR (Apr) 52.47% 66.67% 54.99% 37.50% 60.71% 66.67% BSAR (Sept) 47.37% 50.99% 61.01% 67.65% 61.15% 68.75% BSCE (Apr) 42.80% 33.33% 43.41% 31.25% - - BSCE (Sept) 50.98% 48.12% 28.57% 41.50% 29.27% BSECE (Apr) 37.21% 33.33% 35.24% 56.25% - - BSECE (Sept) 34.51% 15% 31.58% 17.65% 39.94% 31.33% BSEE (Apr) 41.23% 60% 34.83% 25% - - BSEE (Sept) 53.64% 55.56% 59.82% 48.75% 67.23% 54.41% BSME (Apr) 68.87% 81.67% 68.87% 81.67% - 41.18% BSME (Sept) - - - - 55.25 40.95 BSAEng 39.43% 33% 50.24% 20.00% 40.42% 20.00% BSAcc (May) 27.41 25%% 19.98% 6.90% 35.78% 30.43% BSAcc (Oct) 41% 31.52% 37.02% 24.30% 41.06% 30% BSEd (Sept) 43.50% 59.01% 41.75% 80.41% Midwifery (April) 50.50% 61.90% 46.21% 52.94% 44.84% 60% Midwifery (May) 42.81% 47.93% 38.46% 34.39% 54.28% 80.39% Midwifery (Nov) 30.94% 18.65% 57.29% 62.50% 49.26% 48.74% BSPsych 39.31% 50% 46.15% 36.66% BEED (Sept) 31.18 59.25 34.4 46.77 BEEd (Sept) 31.18% 58.49% 35.74% 69.35% 31.36% 45.24% BSF (Oct) - - - - 36.00% 50.00%

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2013 2014 2015 Program National Passing Rate BPSU Passing Rate National Passing Rate BPSU Passing Rate National Passing Rate BPSU Passing Rate

BSED (March) 31.63% 7.14% BSED (Aug) 34.40% 15.38% BSED (Sept) 39.75% 61.03% 35.74% 52.27% BSED (Sept) 0.39% 33.33% 41.75% 17.65% BEEd 40 18 45% 31.36% BSAgri 35.29% 33.33% 36% 23.53% 31.05% 17.65%

Table 07 shows that for the last three (3) years BPSU passing rate in the Licensure Examination for Teachers surpassed consistently the national passing rate with a notable difference. With this performance, the Bachelor in Ele- mentary Education Program offered in Orani Campus has become more popular that caused its increasing enrollment for the past three years.

Summary of Performance in licensure Examinations in the last three years

BS Agri 17.65% BSED (Sept) 17.65% BSED (March) 7.14% BSF (Oct) 50.00% BEEd (Sept) 45.24% BSPsych 36.66% Midwifery (Nov) 48.74% Midwifery (May) 80.39% Midwifery (April) 60.00% BSEd (Sept) 80.41% BSAcc (Oct) 30.00% BSAcc (May) 30.43% BSAEng 20.00% BSME (Sept) 40.95% BSME (Apr) 41.18% BSEE (Sept) 54.41% BSECE (Sept) 31.33% BSCE (Sept) 29.27% BSAR (Sept) 68.75% BSAR (Apr) 66.67% MAEd (Guidance & Counceling) 100.00% 0 20 40 60 80 100

Fig.04. Performance in PRC Licensure Examinations 2015

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FACULTY

As one of the key factors in providing quality education for the students, the University continuously sup- ports its faculty members to pursue advanced studies to deliver new strategies and be updated on the recent trends in education. Faculty profile is one of the aspects that the University closely monitors and serves as basis in seeking new strategies to enhance the quality of instruction and to comply with the standards of the Commission on Higher Education.

Table 09 shows the distribution of faculty members according to college/campus, tenure and highest educational attainment for AY 2015-2016.

HIGHEST EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT The quality of education depends largely on the qualifications and competencies of the faculty. It is the vital role of faculty to develop and further enhance the competencies of the students. The main goal of the University is to deliver quality education and be on a par with educational institutions in neighboring countries. This goal would seem impossible to attain unless we provide the students with faculty who are equipped with advanced degrees and knowledge on the recent trends in tertiary education.

As CHED Memorandum Order (CMO) No. 40, s. 2008 states, all higher education institutions (HEIs) faculty should have at least masters degree. At present, the University tries to implement stricter policies on the hiring of faculty members and having a master’s degree has been included among the minimum requirements for faculty positions.

At present, the faculty population totaled to 523. As shown in Figure 05, 50.29% of faculty members are master’s degree holders, while those with doctorate and bachelor’s degree comprise 14.06% and 33.65% of the teaching population, respectively. It can also be seen it Figure 05 that there is an improvement in the faculty profile compared to the previous years.

TENURE In terms of tenure, 367 hold permanent positions, forty eight (48) are contractual, sixty (60) are contract of service and forty eight (48) are part- timers.

Table 08 exhibits the progress of the University in terms of the educational qualifications of teaching personnel for the last three (3) years.

Compared to the previous years’ population of 459, the number of faculty for this year increased to five hundred twenty three (523) brought about by increasing number of enrollees.

Distribution of Faculty According to Highest Educational Attainment Distribution of Teaching Personnel According to Tenure

80 70 9.18% 60 Doctorate 11.47% Part-Time 50 Master's 9.18% 70.17% Contract of Service Baccalaureate 40 Contractual

30 Permanent 20 10 0 BacAC MCOCDCBC

Fig. 05. Distribution of Faculty According to Highest Educational Fig. 06. Distribution of Teaching Personnel According to Attainment per Campus Tenure

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Table 08. Educational Attainment of Faculty from AY 2012-2013 to AY 2015-2016

Educational Attainment AY 2013-2014 AY 2014-2015 AY 2015-2016

Postgraduate 64 60 84 Graduate 222 217 263 Baccalaureate 181 182 176 Total 467 459 523

Table 09. Faculty Profile According to Educational Attainment, Gender and Tenure

Highest Educational Attainment College/ Tenure Doctoral Masters Baccalaureate Total Campus Male Female Male Female Male Female Permanent 15 22 42 69 41 15 204 Contractual 1 5 16 4 4 30 Main Contract of Service 1 12 13 26 Part-Time 4 1 3 3 11 Permanent 4 1 5 9 4 23 Abucay Contractual 1 1 Contract of Service 5 2 7 Permanent - 1 1 --- 2 Contractual - - - 1 -- 1 Bagac Contract of Service - - - - 1 1 2 Part-Time - - 2 4 - 2 8 Permanent 3 11 14 26 12 9 75 Contractual 1 2 8 11 Balanga Contract of Service 3 1 4 Part-Time 4 1 3 3 11 Permanent 1 4 2 14 5 2 28 Contractual 1 1 Dinalupihan Contract of Service 2 4 7 13 Part-Time 1 3 5 4 13 Permanent 3 4 4 13 8 3 35 Contractual 1 3 4 Orani Contract of Service 2 6 8 Part-Time 1 2 1 1 5 Permanent 26 43 68 131 66 33 367 Contractual 0 2 10 28 4 4 48 Total Contract of Service 0 1 0 2 27 30 60 Part-time 9 3 10 14 6 6 48 Total 35 49 88 175 103 73 523

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The strong drive of faculty members to update their qualifications is indicated in Table 10. As of AY 2015-2016, eighty nine (89) members of faculty are pursuing their master’s or doctorate degrees despite their hectic schedule and having no scholarships as vertical alignment is one of the demands in HEIs and K-12 curriculum implementation.

Table 10. Faculty Members Pursuing Advanced Studies

Academic Years in Tenure of Baccalaureate Doctoral Course Currently Name of No. Name Masters Degree Rank Service Office Degree Degree Pursued School Bachelor in M.A. major in Assistant Secondary Master of 1 Abad, Glenda 20 Permanent General Science BPSU Main Professor IV Education major Biology (for Compre) in Biology Assistant MAED- Ph.D. 2 Abad, Jenette 22 Permanent BSED Professor I Management Management Doctor of Abejar, Mary Philosophy in 3 1½ Part-Time BEEd MAEd UST Ann T. Educational Management Abrantes, Doctor of 4 4 ½ Part-Time BEEd MAEd BPSU Modesta B. Education Adraneda, Assistant MAEd- 5 21 Permanent BSEd- Filipino MA in Filipino MLQU Gemma C. Professor I Educ. Mngt. Aguilar, Ma. Master of Holy Angel 6 Instructor I 10 Contractual BSPsyc. BSN MAN Elena O. Psychology University Bachelor in Secondary M.A in Physical Assistant 7 Alipio, Billy 21 Permanent Education major Education BPSU Main Professor II in Physical (39 units) Education Amoggao, Saint Louie 8 3½ COS MA Philosophy Caesar B. University MAED major in Bacala, 6 Contract of Guidance and BPSU Main 9 Instructor I A.B Psychology Fatima months Service Counseling Campus (Thesis Writing) Ed.D. major in Bachelor in MAEd major BPSU Bardemorilla, Assistant Educational 10 19 Permanent Secondary in Educational Dinalupihan Noraida Professor III Management Education Management Campus (39 units) Doctor of 11 Barret, Faye Instructor 1 3 Permanent BSECE M. Eng On-going TUP Technology Bachelor of MS in Hotel and Science in Hotel Bautista, Contract of Restaurant 12 Instructor I 4 and PWU Carla Service Management Restaurant (Thesis Writing) Management Berosil, Contract of MAEd- General 13 Instructor 1 BS Ed Angelica Service Science Contract of 14 Blanas, Juliet Instructor 1 5.5 BS Tourism MBA Service ME Cabana, Contract of 15 Instructor 1 11 BSCE (Structural) PLM Ernesto Service 33 units

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Years Course Tenure of Baccalaureate Masters Doctoral Name of No. Name Academic Rank in Currently Office Degree Degree Degree School Service Pursued Assistant 16 Cabero, Leonila 33 Permanent BSE PE MPES Professor III Bachelor in M.A. in Secondary Mathemat- BPSU 17 Camacho, Julie Instructor II 14 Permanent Education major ics (Thesis Main in Math Writing) Doctor of Education BPSU- Associate MAED- 18 Canare, Laarni 21 Permanent BSEd- Filipino major in Graduate Professor II Educ Mngt. Educational School Mgt. BSed Soc Tomas Del 19 Canta, Lolita V. 3 ½ COS Studies/Values MAEd Rosario Ed College Carandang, 20 Instructor III 17 Permanent BSE MA UP Manila Jennifer Z. MAED- 21 Carpio, Rolando Instructor 1 8 Permanent Ph-D. Math Math Columban MA Cascasan, College 22 7½ Contractual BSEd-English Language Lalaine Q. Olongapo, Teaching City Doctor of Philosophy in MS in Associate BS Physics for Science 23 Castillo, Celso 36 Permanent Teaching Professor IV Teachers Education Physics Major in Physics MAEd- BS Commerce Consunji, Associate Education Doctor of 24 38 Permanent major in Banking Aurora Professor II Administra- Education and Finance tion Bachelor of Doctor in MS in Cortel, Joseph Contract of Science in Information 25 Instructor I 6 Information AUF Ross E Service Computer Technology Technology Science (9 units) BS Industrial MA in Education Industrial Associate 26 Cruz, Irene Gina 32 Permanent BS Hotel and MAED Education Professor III Restaurant Major in Management HRM MBA Major Cruz, Rogi John Contract of 27 Instructor 1 6.6 BS HRM in Business Curt Service Management Dacaymat, BS in Industrial 28 ½ Part-Time Charina A. Engineering 29 David, Alex Instructor 1 Permanent BSIED MAEd Ph.D. Math Ed.D. MAEd major in Bachelor in major in BPSU Di- Asstistant Educational 30 David, Norma 20 Permanent Elementary Educational nalupihan Professor II Management Education Manage- Campus (Dissertation ment Writing) De Guzman, Assistant MA Educ’l Ed.D. Educ’l St. Jude 31 22 Permanent BSE Aurora S. Professor III Mgt. Mgt College Master in Curriculum Bachelor in Studies (Con- Contract of Secondary 32 De Mesa, Heidi Instructor I 1 centration UP Service Education major in Science) in Bio - (Thesis Writing)

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Years Course Tenure of Baccalaureate Doctoral Name of No. Name Academic Rank in Masters Degree Currently Office Degree Degree School Service Pursued Master of Arts in Psychology Bachelor of Dela Cruz,- Contract of major in 33 Instructor I 5 Science in PLM Cyrus Service Industrial Psychology Psychology (Thesis Writing) MAEd DELA CRUZ, 34 Instructor III 25 Permanent BSIE Drafting (Thesis BPSU Nolasco Writing) Dela Rosa, Assistant Language Applied 35 20 Permanent AB English Zenaida Professor III Education Linguistics MA in PhD in Education Dimarucut, Psychology AB Psychology, Major in 36 Khristina Instructor 1 12.2 Permanent Major in De- UP Diliman UP School Anne velopmental Psychology, Psychology PNU Master of Ph.D. in Dimarucut, Science in Psychol- Ph.D. in 37 Khristina Instructor I 12 Permanent AB Psychology UP Diliman School ogy (12 Psychology Anne A. Psychology Units) MAEd Bachelor in m a j o r i n Dumlao, Secondary Educational 38 Instructor I 21 Permanent DHVTSU Bonifacio Education major Management in Drafting (Thesis Writing) Bachelor of Secondary MAEd in Dumlao, Associate Columban 39 22 Permanent Education major Science Judy Professor I College in Biology and Education Chemistry Phil. Esguerra, Associate College 40 23 Permanent BSE Math MAEd Ph.D. Math Imelda Professor II Health and Sciences MA in Education Major in PhD in Estrella, Associate BS Psychology, Guidance and Psychol- Completed 41 25.6 Permanent CEU Perla Professor II MLQU Counseling, ogy and 2000 University of Guidance the Assumption Doctor of Education BPSU- Forbes, Assistant BSEd-Gen MAEd-Gen 42 10 Permanent major in Graduate Jaime M. Professor IV Science Science Educational School Mgt. Doctor of Forbes, BSEd-Social NTME- Philosophy in 43 2 ½ Part-Time Janice T. Studies Chemistry Educational Psychology Master of Bachelor of Education Science in Gamiao, Contract of major in 44 1 Secondary BPSU Main Kevin Service Language Education major Education in English (6 units)

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Years Course Tenure of Baccalaureate Masters Doctoral Name of No. Name Academic Rank in Currently Office Degree Degree Degree School Service Pursued BS Foreign Service- BSE Ed.D.Ed- MA Educ. BPSU Garcia, Jennifer Supplemental ucational Dissertation 45 Instructor I 3 Contractual Educ. Dinalupi- S. (Social Studies) Manage- Writing Admin han MAT Social ment Science Gemzon, Assistant 46 25 Permanent x MSA PSAU Nympha R. Professor II Contract of MA in 47 Gilban, Jeffrey Instructor I 2.5 BSED Service Literature Contract of 48 Gloria, Jena-Luz Instructor I BSED-Filipino MA Filipino Service MS in Hotel Bachelor of and Restau- Gonzales, Contract of Science in Hotel 49 Instructor I 6 rant Manage- PWU Jimley Service and Restaurant ment (Thesis Management Writing) Bachelor of MaEd., Philippine Science in 50 Hill, Arlene L. Instructor I 8 Contractual General 36 units Ph.D. Sci. Ed. Normal Secondary Science UNiversity Education MA Educational Manage- Guidance AB Psychology, ment Major 51 Hualda, Mylen 19 Permanent Completed BPSU Counselor III UP San Fernando in Guidance and Counseling, BPSU Ed.D. Associate MA Educ’l St. Jude 52 Laggui, Susan C. 27 Permanent BSE Educ’l MA English Professor III Mgt. College Mgt Maglaque, 53 Instructor I 4 Contractual BSECE MEM BPSU Christopher Ph.D. major Bachelor of Master in in Business Science in Manalili, Lovely Business Admin- 54 Instructor II 9 Permanent Commerce major AUF C. Manage- istration in Banking and ment (Dissertation Finance Writing) MA in Assump- Masangcap, Assistant BS Psychology, 55 19.7 Permanent Psychological tion Juliet Professor II FEU Services University MS Psychol- De La Mateo, Erna Administrative BS Psychology, ogy Major 56 10.5 Permanent Salle Liza Officer IV UST in Human University Development Maza, Perry Ayn Contract of 57 x MS Bio CLSU Mayzon A. Service MAEd MAEd Technolo- MEDAIROS, BSE Home Technology 58 Instructor II 29 Permanent gy Home BPSU Elizabeth L. Economics Home Economics Economics (27 Units) MA in Psy- Montaniel, Assistant BS Psychology, chology Ma- 59 20.7 Permanent UST Monina Professor II UST jor in Clinical Psychology Ed.D. MAEd major in Bachelor in major in Associate Educational BPSU 60 Nocom, Noeme 23 Permanent Secondary major Educational Professor I Management Main in English Manage- (Dissertation ment Writing) ANNUAL REPORT 2015 18 Bataan Peninsula State University

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Years Course Tenure of Baccalaureate Masters Doctoral Name of No. Name Academic Rank in Currently Office Degree Degree Degree School Service Pursued Contract of 61 Ortega, Kristine Instructor I 10 BSCE MEM BPSU Service 62 Paguia, Rina Q. Instructor 14 Permanent x Ph.D. TCA MS in BS in Computer Information Palpalatoc, Contract of 63 Instructor I 4 and Information Technology PUP Maribel T. Service Science (Thesis Wriitng) Ph.D in Pangilinan, Holy Angel 64 Instructor I 8 Contractual BSN MAN Nursing Sylvia B. University Education MAEd Ed.D. major Bachelor in major in in Panlaqui, BPSU Di- 65 Instructor III 9 Permanent Secondary Educational Educational Catheryn nalupihan Education Manage- Management ment (39 units) 66 Parulan, Loida Instructor I 7 Contractual BSE MAEd ELT Ramos, Analene BSEd –Physical 67 ½ Part-Time MPES BPSU C. Education TESL- RAMOS, Assistant English 68 28 Permanent BSE English TESL- English PUP Joycelin C. Professor I (Thesis Writing) MA PhD in Psychology Psycholo- Reyes- AB Christian Major in gy Major Completed 69 Laureano, Instructor I 1 Permanent Education, Febias Counseling, ADMU in Clinical 2011 Rachel College of Bible Ateneo Psychol- De Manila ogy University Master of Science in Nursing Holy Angel 70 Riego, Edwin A. Instructor I 20 Permanent BS Nursing major in University Medical- Surgical Doctor of Romero, MAED- Education 71 Instructor I 26 Permanent BSEd- Filipino MLQU Monina S. Educ Mngt. major in Filipino MAEd Ronquillo, Associate Ph.D. Applied 72 27 Permanent BSE English Language Cynthia M. Professor I Linguistics Education Ph.D In Rubiano, Ma. Assistant Holy Angel 73 16 Permanent BS Nursing MAN Nursing Florinda O. Professor I University Education Ph.D. Bachelor in MAEd – Linguistics Sampang, 74 Instructor I 2 Contractual Secondary Language – Applied PNU Jethro Jake Education Education Linguistics (6 units) Sampang, Contract of 75 Instructor I 4 BSECE MEM BPSU Riadal Service 76 Santos, Aiza Instructor I 6 Contractual BSCE MSEng UP Bachelor in M.A. in Social Sarmiento, 77 Instructor I 17 Permanent Secondary Studies BPSU Main Resty Education (36 units) Assistant M.A. in 78 Serrano, Julito 28 Permanent BPSU Main Professor II Mathematics Contract of 79 Sibug, Diana B. x DLSU Service

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Years Course Tenure of Baccalaureate Masters Doctoral Name of No. Name Academic Rank in Currently Office Degree Degree Degree School Service Pursued Master in PhD in Psychology BS Psychology, Psychology Guidance Major in 80 Soriano, Icelle 13.6 Permanent Tarlac College of Major in UST Counselor III Clinical Agriculture Clinical Psychology, Psychology UST M.A. in Social Bachelor in Studies BPSU 81 Susi, Maria Lani Instructor III 23 Permanent Secondary (Thesis Main Education Writing) Ph.D. MAEd major in Bachelor of major in Talavera, Educational 82 Instructor I 7 Permanent Science major in Educational PNU Sunshine Management General Science Manage- (Dissertation ment Writing) Contract of MSEE 83 Tapia, Mar Instructor I 11 BSEE TSU Service (34 Units) Tomas del Torres, Jessica 84 ¼ Part-Time BEEd MAEd Rosario A. College Vicencio, Jeffrey Contract of BSE Physical TUP- 85 Instructor I 2 MAT-Physics D. Service Science Manila Ph.D in Villanueva, Associate Holy Angel 86 20 Permanent BSN MAN Nursing Jocelyn F. Professor I University Education Interdisciplin- M.A. ary course in Villanueva, Contract of Philippines 87 Instructor I 1 B.A. Philippine UP Riman Service Studies (6 Studies and units) Psychology MA In Psychology Contract of BS Psychology, Completed 88 Villazor, Jayvie Instructor I 3.7 Major in PUP Service BPSU 2015 Clinical Psychology Contract of MA 89 Villazor, Jayvie 3 ½ AB Psychology PUP Service Pschology

FACULTY SCHOLARSHIP The support from our established linkages with external government and non-government organizations made the scholarship grants for faculty members possible. CHED scholarships and other academic linkages influence the faculty members’ desire to keep on upgrading their educational background and solidify their competencies as educators.

As of AY 2015-2016, Fifteen (15) faculty members taking doctorate degree were granted DOST and CHED scholarships and grants.

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Table 11. Faculty Members Pursuing Advanced Studies with Scholaships

Years Course Academic Tenure of Baccalaureate Masters Doctoral Name of No. Name in Currently Scholarship Rank Office Degree Degree Degree School Service Pursued Abuan, 1 Instructor I 5 Permanent x Ph.D. CLSU DOST Abigail G. Bachelor of Ph.D. in M.A. Secondary Applied Cabanding, Associate Teaching in CHEDFDP-II 2 17 Permanent Education Linguistics DLSU Monica Professor III English and Scholar major in (Dissertation Language English Writing) Daag, 3 Herren Instructor I 8 Permanent x MSA CLSU DOST Donna M. Daag, Contract of 4 Morrimer Instructor I x MSAE CLSU DOST-ERDT Service N. Duque, Instructor 5 21 Permanent x Ph.D. CLSU ATI-DA Zoila M. III Ferrer, Master Doctor of BSED Filipino PUP/ CHED 6 Vonhoep- Instructor I 5 Contractual of Arts in Philosophy Major PNU SCHOLAR per Filipino in Filipino Gadia, 7 Instructor I 6 Permanent AB Philo MA Philo Ph.D. Philo ADMU CHED-FDP Joerald M. Bachelor of M.A. Ph.D. in Secondary Garcia, Associate Teaching in Literature CHED FDP-II 8 24 Permanent Education UST Loida Professor III English and (Dissertation Scholar major in Language Writing) English Muñoz Jr., Assistant M Eng- 9 13 Permanent BSECE On-going PhD-ECE DLSU CHED Rodrigo C. Professor II Electronics MSCE (Completed Muñoz, Assistant 10 14 Permanent BSCE Academic DLSU CHED Jonathan Professor I Require- ments) Doctor of CHEd MAEd- Perdio, BSEd-General Philosophy Faculty De- 11 Instructor I 7½ Permanent General UP Adrian D. Science in Chemistry velopment Science Education Program II Doctor of Education Gurong Quiroz, Major in 12 ½ Part-Time BSEd-Math MAEd-Math BPSU Iskolar ng Samuel A. Educational Bataan Manage- ment Salenga, 13 Instructor I 7 Contractual BSECE MSECE MSECE DLSU CHED Jane Torres, 14 Benedicto Instructor I 14 Permanent x Ph.D. CLSU DOST D. Valdez, 15 Permanent x Ph.D. CLSU DOST Walter G.

Figure 07 shows the number of newly hired faculty according to its educational attainment and campus. A total of nineteen (19) were hired for the AY 2015-2016.

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Main

5 Orani

Dinalupihan 4 Bagac

3 Abucay

0 Baccalaureate Master's

Fig. 07. Newly Hired Faculty for AY 2015-2016

FACULTY AWARDS These awards are given to faculty who have demonstrated remarkable contributions to the University through outstanding achievements in scholarly research and/or creative endeavors; and distinguished participation in the service activities of the university and elsewhere.

Table 12. Faculty Awards as of AY 2015-2016

Participant/s Date of Activity Title of Seminar/Workshop Austria, Noralyn H. December 1, 2015 Coach - Athletics SCUAA III 2014 - 2015 Cabero, Leonila S. December 1, 2015 Coach - Taekwondo SCUAA III 2014-2015 Cruz, Mariza Dulce September 27, 2015 Gabay Guro

Ocampo, Carmelita Mentoring the UTOWN PEN Foundation September 15, 2015 st Bantugan, Ramon Scholars for the 1 semester 2015 - 2016 Cruz, Mariza Dulce September 12, 2015 Being Consultant as Librarian Certificate of Recognition - Chairman, Escartin, Melvin N. July 24, 2015 Graduate School Local Task Force Certificate of Recognition - Chairman, Physical Escartin, Melvin N. July 11, 18, 25, 2015 Arrangement - 2015 Division Folk Dance Seminar Best Paper (Technology Based) and Best Poster - 2015 In-House Review of Research Gabor, Bernadeth B. July 9 - 10, 2015 and Extension Cum Technology and Business Forum for Farmers and Stakeholders

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Participant/s Date of Activity Title of Seminar/Workshop Given by the Asia- Pacific Economic Cooperation National Organizing Council in Jorge, Leslie R. June 9-12, 2015 recognition for invaluable contribution to the success of the Senior Finance Official’s Meeting and Workshop on fiscal Management Given by the Provincial Government of Bataan in recognition for APEC Philippines 2015 Jorge, Leslie R. June 9-12, 2015 Senior Finance Official’s Meeting and Workshop o Fiscal Management Through Transparency and Reforms Tacubanza, Homer A. July 2-6, 2015 10 gold medals -- Philippine National Games Cruz, Mariza Dulce March 31, 2015 PTA Board of Director Munting Pangarap Tungo sa Kinabukasan Francisco, Lee R. February 28, 2015 Awardee Tacubanza, Homer A. February 1, 2015 Adviser - BPSU Stallions Dance Squad Tacubanza, Homer A. February 1, 2015 Coach-BPSU Arnis Versity Tacubanza, Homer A. February 1, 2015 Member - Main Campus COMSELEC Champion --Pawikan Festival Beach Volleyball Tacubanza, Homer A. November 29, 2015 Competition

FACULTY AS ACCREDITORS Part of the continuous improvement process of an academic unit is to conduct accreditation which will satisfy a set of quality criteria established by accrediting body to evaluate an entire school, college or university. It covers the overall quality of faculty, facilities, procedures, courses etc. which will come under thorough review for feedback to improve its operations.

For 2015, three (3) of our faculty have been chosen to be part of accrediting four (4) Universities as far as Bicol.

Table 13. Faculty as Accreditors

Name of Faculty Title of Seminar Date Venue Andres, Nelson S. Level III Phase 1 March 17-20, 2015 DMMSU

Gines, Grisom P. Level III Phase 1 March 17-20, 2015 DMMSU

Andres, Nelson S. Jan 20-23, 2015 Naga

Gines, Grisom P. Area VIII March 4-7, 2014 PUP Manila Valentos, Alfredo D. Area III March 4-7, 2014 PUP Manila

Area I, III (BSEE) October 1-4, 2013 BatSU Andres, Nelson S. Area I, III (BSEE) August 29-31, 2013 NVSU Area VIII (BSEE, BSCE, BSCoE, Gines, Grisom P. October 1-4, 2013 BatSU BSECE)

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT The University’s’ constant effort to help the faculty members abreast with the evolving trends and innovation in the field of their specialization and holistic growth are the reasons why sending them to extensive training and seminars is important. These trainings and seminars pave the way for the University to develop faculty committed to professional improvement and service by becoming not only efficient but also effective as well. (see appendices for list of seminars and trainings attended by faculty).

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Table 14. Faculty Resource Speakers/ Facilitators to Seminars and Trainings

Title of Training/ Nature of Seminar/ Name Faculty Venue Inclusive Date/s Sponsoring Agency Attendance Accreditation Survey Visit Annual Dean University Conference, Far Guest The Far Eastern Dr. Sylvia B. Pangilinan Felicidad Elegado Eastern University, Sampaloc January 21, 2015 Speaker University Memorial Lecture Manial Ms. Ma. Caroline L. Women with Bulwagan ng Bayan Annex, The Samahan ng mga Santos, Ms. Nemia Resource Disability Capitol Compound, City of March 20, 2015 Taong may Kapansanan DL. Calimbas and Ms. Speaker Empowerment Balanga Bataan sa Bataan CBR Monina C. Montaniel Seminar Palili Elementary Guest Palili Elementary School, Samal Ms. Mylene R. Hualda School Graduation March 27, 2015 Palili Elementary School Speaker Bataan Ceremony 2015 Ms. Eden D. Guest The Health and Mariveles Mental Hospital, Mariveles Mental Limcangco and March 20, 2015 Speaker Wellness Seminar Poblacion Mariveles Bataan Hospital Ms. Monica T. Hipolito Mr. Benjamin M. Mathematics Resource La Salle Greenhills for BPSU Department of Adraneda and Romeo Education April 7-11, 2015 Speaker Benchmarking, Pansol Laguna Mathematics T. Quintos Seminar National Conference and Convention of Philippine Association April 29-May 1, Mr. Rowell G. De Guia Facilitators the Philippines Ifugao State University For Language Teaching 2015 Association for Inc. Language Teaching Inc. One day Seminar Workshop on Orani North Elem Normita M. Lugtu Lecturers Orani North Elementary School August 15, 2015 Campus School Journalism Career Talk in Guest Orani National High Daniel Bawan Celebration of its Orani National High school August 25, 2015 Speaker School Career Week Ms. Monina C. Resource Seminar on Stress City of Government of Balanga City Audio visual Room September 9, 2015 Montaniel Speaker Management Balanga Training Seminar Tomas Del Rosario College Resource Tomas Del Rosario Normita M. Lugtu on campus Audio Visual Room City of September 18, 2015 Speaker College Journalism Balanga City Seminar- Workshop on Record Keeping Ms. Lorna O. Dela and Partial Budget Resource Farmers Training Center BPSU Office of Extension Paz and Ms. Jackielyn Analysis for the October 1, 2015 Speaker Abucay Services Magpantay members of Samal Upland farmers Association Resource Local Government Unit Mr. Daniel Bawan Buntis Pary Dinalupihan Civic Center September 29, 2015 Speaker of Dinalupihan Ms. Mylene R.Hualda GAD Seminar Resource Jade Hall, Xevera Compound, and Ms. Erna Liza for Graduating October 19-20, 2015 Mabalacat City College Speaker Mabalacat City Pampanga Mateo Student Dr. Ruby Matibag, Dr. Kalusugan ng Jocelyn F. Villanueva, Preso Sagot ko Bureau of Jail Ms. Mary Grace C. Resource Seminar and Bataan District Jain October 26, 2015 Management and Forber, Mr. Edwin A. Speaker Dental and Penology Riego and Ms. Monina Medical Mission T. Hipolito

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Nature of Title of Training/ Seminar/ Name Faculty Venue Inclusive Date/s Sponsoring Agency Attendance Accreditation Survey Visit Dr. Lourdes S. Santos, Resource Break-out Sessions of Balanga Bataan People’s Center Ms. Mylene R. Hualda November 19-20, City of Government Speaker/ City’s Annual “University Tow Compound, City of and Ms. Laarni C. 2015 of Balanga Facilitator Summit” Balanga, Bataan Canare Philippine Ports Gender Sensitivity Training Dir. Magdalena A. Resource Crown Royale Hotel, November 17-18, Authority, of the Philippines Ports Abella Speaker City of Balanga Bataan 2015 PMO-Bataan/ Authority Aurora The Gender Sensitivity Grace Crown Hotel, Resource City of Government Mr. Ronald Q. Quinto Training of the City of the City Balibago Angeles City, December 2-4, 2015 Speaker of Mabalacat Government of Mabalacat Pampanga City Social Welfare Dir. Magdalena A. Resouce COB’s One Day Training/ Raven Resort Abucay December 18, 2015 and Development Abella Speaker Orientation on VAW Bataan Office

Table 15. List of Seminars, workshops and Trainings attended by Faculty according to level (local, regional, national, international)

Title of Seminar/ Workshop/ Participant/s Date of Activity Venue Sponsoring Agency Level Training/ Conference 12th International Agricultural Engineering Conference and KCC Convention Exhibition, 65th PSAE Annual Ines, Ricson L. April 19-25, 2015 Center, Gen. PSAE International National Convention and Santos City Exhibition, and 26th Philippine Agricultural Engineering Week Attendance to the PACAE 2nd Benitez Hall, International Conference on Dr. Celia Lapid April 22-24, 2015 Teachers Camp, PACAE International Early Childhood Education Baguio City Attendance to the 1st National Training Workshop in the Dr. Eugenio S. May 21-22, 2015 UNP International Conduct of Extension Magno Programs 4th Floor RDMC Bldg. Elliptical Attendance to the DA-BAR Dr. Eugenio S. Road Corner Gender and Development May 28, 2015 DA-BAR International Magno Visayas Avenue, Seminar Series Diliman Quezon City PNU and Association of Attendance to the 1st Southeast Asian International Graduate Dr. Maria Fe V. November 12-13, L’Fisher Hotel, Institutions of Higher International Students Multidisciplinary Roman 2015 City of Bacolod Learning Inc. Research Conference National Council of the Philippines Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Dr. Maria Fe V. Malaysia and the Philippines December 14-16, Palawan State Roman, Dr. Glenda PSU International East ASEAN Growth Area 2015 University, Puerto C. Magno Conference The Council of Attendance to the 23rd Hotel and Restaurant National Convention of Ms. Carla S. Bautista January 22-24, 2015 Baguio City National Educators of the COHREP Philippines

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Title of Seminar/ Workshop/ Participant/s Date of Activity Venue Sponsoring Agency Level Training/ Conference Dr. Maria Fe V. La Carmela de Attendance to the PAGE 48th February 24-27, Roman Dr. Glenda Boracay Resort PAGE National Annual National Convention 2014 C. Magno Hotel, Boracay. IPL Hall of Freedom, Lyceum Participation to the 2015 University Belt of the UBELT National Research Mrs. Glenda Abad March 5, 2015 Consortium Research National Philippines, Conference and Extension Intramuros, Manila El Circulo Pueblo de Panay Roxas Attendance to the 13th BAKAS Mrs. Maria Lani Susi April 22-25, 2015 City and Filamer BAKAS National National Seminar Workshop ChristianUniversi- ty, Roxas City Attendance to the OSSEI Crown Legacy Organization of Mrs. Marites September 17-19, National Training Workshop Hotel, Kisad Student Services National Pascual 2015 on Campus Journalism Road, Baguio City Educators Attendance to the Train- ing-Workshop on Environ- Ms. Judy Dumlao The Philippine September 23-25-, U.P los Baños, mental Research Methods; and Mrs. Glenda D. Network on National 2015 College, Laguna Application in Assessing Biodi- Abad Environment versity Values of Ecosystems Attendance to the 2nd National La Plaza Hotel Academic Colloquium on Ed- Dr. Maria Fe V. and Convention Bicol State October 19-21, 2015 National ucation, Science, Technology Roman Center, Legazpi University-GSA and management City Attendance to the 17th SPVM National Physics Conference, 2015 International Confer- Cavite State Samahang Pisika ng ence on Applied Materials Engr. Frelie Poblete October 22-24, 2015 University, Visayas at Mindanao National and Optical Systems and Indang, Cavite (SPVM) 2015 International Meeting for Optical Manipulations in Complex Systems GEMS Resort and Attendance to the National Center for Hotel, Seminar on Student Discipline, Certification and Circumferential Campus Crime Prevention and Dr. Candida Punla October 26-28, 2015 Accreditation of National Road, Brgy. Dalig, Crime Science Management in Student Services in Antipolo City, Higher Education the Philippines Rizal Technological Attendance to the PAEPI University of the Mrs. Marites November 16-18, National Seminar Workshop Philippines, Ayala PAEPI National Pascual 2015 On Capability Enhancement Blvd. Ermita, Manila Dagohoy Grand Attendance to the 2nd CHED Dr. Eugenio S. Hall, Bohol National Extension December 8-9, 2015 CHED National Magno Tropics Resort, Conference Tagbiliran City 6th Interactive Youth Forum Crow Legacy Buraga, Ana Maria February 12-14, and Professional Development Hotel, Baguio PAASA, INC. National C. 2015 Program City National Seminar an Student Discipline, Campus Crime Buraga, Ana Maria Antipolo City, Prevention and Crime Secure October 26-28, 2015 CCASSO, Inc National C. Rizal Management in Higher Education 6th Interactive Youth Forum Crow Legacy February 12-14, and Professional Development Dabu, Rachel G. Hotel, Baguio PAASA, INC. National 2015 Program City National Seminar an Student Discipline, Campus Crime Antipolo City, Prevention and Crime Secure Dabu, Rachel G. October 26-28, 2015 CCASSO, Inc National Rizal Management in Higher Education

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Title of Seminar/ Workshop/ Participant/s Date of Activity Venue Sponsoring Agency Level Training/ Conference A.I.M. Conference 2015 National Agriculture, Center, Benavides DA-ATI, PHILRICE Fishery and Natural Resources Duque, Zoila M. 1-Oct-15 National Cor. Trasiena St. IRRI, Project PAD Extension Symposium Legazpi Village, Makati City RTU, RTU, J Foundation Training on Design Thinking Duque, Zoila M. October 7-8 2015 Mandaluyong Singapore National Cascading Workshop for Luzon City Polytechnic National Agric Fishery and September 30- Duque, Pedro V. Makati City AFNR Extension National Natural Resources Extension October 1, 2015 Ika-13 Pambansang BAKAS Seminar Workshop ukol sa Historapiya at Agham Panli- Gemzon, Nympha Bagong Kasaysayan punan na may tema “Panahon April 22-25, 2015 Rxas City, Capiz National R. Inc. ng Transisyon at Krisis ng Lipunan at Kalinangan ng KaFilipinuhan (1890-1913) 35th National Folk Dance Gemzon, Nympha May 18-22, 2015 Vigan, Ilocos Sur PFDS/CCP National Workshop R. Training Workshop for the Development of Decision Support Tools on Sustainable Paguia , Paladin Hotel, Land Management as a Key March 1-18, 2015 BSWM National Hermogenes M. Baguio City to Address Abiotic Stresses in Areas Vulnerable to Climate Change Philippine Seminar and Sharing of Good Carabao Center, Paguia , Practices in Public in Public August 27-28, 2015 Science City of PCAARRD National Hermogenes M. Sector Procurement Muñozm Nueva Ecija PhilRice Social Hall, Central Philippine Rice Research Experiment Institute’s Seminar on Rural Paguia , Philippine Rice 5-Feb-15 Station Maligaya, National Transformation and Hermogenes M. Research Institute Science City of Stakeholders Muñoz, Nueva Ecija 17th Samahanag Pisika ng Cavite State Visayas at Mindanao – Sibug, Diana B. October 22-24, 2015 SPVM & CVSU National University National Physics Conference PMASUC National Convention February 25-27, Benguet State Flores, Rudy C. PMASUC National cum Seminar 2015 University Mrs. Sunshine Malolos Sports Attendance to the PAFTE Talavera, Complex, Annual Student Teachers’ February 6, 2015 PAFTE National Mrs. Marites Malolos City, Congress Pascual Bulacan Attendance to the PAASA 6th Interactive Youth Forum for Crown Legacy Students and Professional February 12-14, Mrs. Julie Camacho Hotel, Kisad PAASA National Development Program for 2015 Road, Baguio City Advisers/Student Affairs Professional Attendance to the Dine CAP Auditorium, Philippines’ Tourism, Ms. Jimley Gonzales February 21, 2015 Camp John Hay, DINE Philippines National Hospitality and Culinary Ms. Carla Bautista Baguio City Seminar Dr. Eugenio S. Attendance to the Magno, Hotel Rembrandt, Training-Workshop for Mrs. Noraida Tomas Morato Enhancing Capabilities of GAD Bardemorilla, May 17-19, 2015 GFPS-CHRE and PETA National Avenue Diliman, Trainers Via Creative Mrs. Catheryn Quezon City. Pedagogical Methodologies Panlaqui, Ms. Jimley Gonzales

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Title of Seminar/ Workshop/ Participant/s Date of Activity Venue Sponsoring Agency Level Training/ Conference Attendance to the Ethics Philippine International Pre-Forum Session: Social Mrs. Glenda D. August 24-27, 2015 Convention DOST and DOH National Accountability of Research Abad Center, Manila and Innovation for Health Attendance to the 9th Free September 24-26, De La Salle Linguistics Society of Mr. Redentor Bañez National Linguistics Conference 2015 University, Manila the Philippines Communication Hall, Rizal Temasek Foundation, Attendance to the Design Dr. Glenda C. Technological University, Singapore thinking Cascading Workshop October 7-8, 2015 National Magno Boni Avenue, Polytechnic and for Luzon Mandaluyong City PASUC’s Attendance to the Ocular Ms. Judy Dumlao Inspection, PACT Board and Mrs. Norma October 15-17, 2015 BPSU Main Campus PACT National Meeting and 20th Annual David Seminar Workshop of PACT III Attendance to the Seminar-Workshop on Mr. Joseph Ross November 16-20, Central Luzon State CLSU National Keeping at Pace with Cortel 2015 University ICT-Pedagogy Integration Attendance to the Mrs. Glenda D. Training Center, BPSU CLSU-Institute for Seminar-Workshop on January 15, 2015 Regional Abad Abucay Climate Change Biodiversity Conservation R o x a s H i g h w a y, C l a r k Attendance to the Dr. Glenda C. Freeport Zone City of CLASSHEI Regional August 4, 2015 CLASSHEI Regional Magno Angeles, Consultative Assembly Pampanga Attendance to the 15th Mrs. Marites December 9-11, Villa Alfredo’s Resort, Brgy. Regional Higher Education ATSPAR III Regional Pascual 2015 Baliti, City of San Fernando Press Conference Attendance to the 2015 Dr. Glenda C. Hacienda Gracia, Sta. Maria, Regional Teacher Education September 22, 2015 CHED RO III Regional Magno Lubao, Pampanga Conference Attendance to the 15th Mrs. Marites Crown Legacy Hotel, Kisad Young Journalist Regional Higher Education September 4, 2015 Regional Pascual Road, Baguio City Association of Region Press Conference Institute for Climate Seminar – Workshop on Buraga, Ana Maria Change and Biodiversity Conservation in 15-Jan-15 BPSU, TC Abucay Bataan Regional C. Environmental Bataan National Park Management CLSU Institute for Climate Seminar – Workshop on Change ad Biodiversity Conservation in Dabu, Rachel G. 15-Jan-15 BPSU, TC Abucay Bataan Regional Environmental Bataan National Park Management CLSU Training on Organic Farming: February 11-12, Organic Inputs Production and Duque, Zoila M. RM-CARES RM-CARES Regional 2015 Utilization In Crop Cultivation Seminar on Sports Duque, Pedro V. Octoer 26-30, 2015 PSAU, Magalang Pampanga SCUAA Board Regional Development Research Capability Building Duque, Pedro V. June 17-19, 2015 Hotel Supreme Baguio City Abstract Regional December 15-21, SCUAA 2015 Duque, Pedro V. PSAU, Magalang Pampanga PSAU, Pampanga Regional 2015 DC-SUC III CIRPS Regional Gemzon, Nympha Socio-Cultural and Literary October 19-21, 2015 TCA-Cainting Tarlac CIRPS Regional R. Festival 2015 Trainors’ Training on PSAU, DA-RFO III, Agricultural Machinery Ines, Ricson L. October 5-7, 2015 PSAU Magalang Pampanga Regional PSAE, PRC-BOAE Operation

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Title of Seminar/ Workshop/ Participant/s Date of Activity Venue Sponsoring Agency Level Training/ Conference Training on Effective Data Collection, Storage, Simple Analysis and Utilization Ines, Ricson L. August 5-7, 2015 Eurotel Hotel Angeles City DA-RFO III, BSWM Regional including Local Weather Forecasting under Agromet Cum Climate Change Project The Forum on the Challenges Pampanga Agricultural and Opportunities of the Paguia, State University, 23-Apr-15 CLARRDEC Regional Sian Free Trade Agreement in Hermogenes M. Magalang Central Luzon Pampanga Seminar on Hatchery-bred Crown Royale Hotel, City Crablets (Scylla serrate) for Flores, Rudy C. August 14-15, 2015 BFAR-PCAARRD-BPSU Regional of Balanga, Bataan Grow-out Farming Rene Cayetano Hall, Regional Orientation Bulacan Agricultural State Workshop on SUC Extension Flores, Rudy C. 26-Nov-15 CHED Regional College, Pinado, San Program Ildefonso, Bulacan Attendance to the 14th Pulsar Hotel, Capitol Hills, Mr. Jethro Jake Luzonwide Higher Education February 4-8, 2015 Caggay,Tuguegarao City, ALTPA Regional Sampang Press Conference Cagayan Attendance to the Council Dr. Glenda C. Msgr. Serrano Auditorium, of Deans for the Colleges of Magno, University of the February 13, 2015 CDCE III Regional Education-III Annual Teachers’ Mrs. Maribel Assumption, Assembly Tolentino San Fernando, Pampanga CAS Little Theater, Central Attendance to the CAS Festival Dr. Glenda C. Luzon State February 18, 2015 CAS-CLSU Regional 2015 Magno University, Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija Attendance to the Field Study Mrs. Noraida G. BPSU Balanga Campus, and Student Teaching Manual Bardemorilla, Mrs. May 26, 2015 BPSU-COEd Local Bataan Workshop and Development Maribel Toletino Attendance to the Mrs. Candida Anti-Sexual Harassment Punla, Mrs. Noraida BPSU December 7, 2015 GAD and CHRE Local Seminar for Middle Level Bardemorilla, Mrs. Dinalupihan Covered Court Students Catheryn Panlaqui Training Workshop for Buraga, Ana Maria Enhancing Capabilities of GAD May 17-18,2015 Quezon City BPSU/PETA Local C. Trainers Strategic Performance Buraga, Ana Maria Civil Service Management System (SPMS) 4-Aug-15 BPSU Abucay Campus Local C. Commission Orientation Training Workshop for Enhancing Capabilities of GAD Dabu, Rachel G. May 17-18,2015 Quezon City BPSU/PETA Local Trainers Strategic Performance Civil Service Management System (SPMS) Dabu, Rachel G. 4-Aug-15 BPSU Abucay Campus Local Commission Orientation In-House Revision of Research Duque, Pedro V. July 9-10, 2015 BPSU – Abucay RDO Local and Extension Strategic Performance Civil Service Duque, Pedro V. 4-Aug-15 BPSU Abucay Local Management System (SPMS) Commission Training – Workshop on Gender Analysis and GAD Paguia, La Vista Inland Resort, City September 8-9, 2015 BPSU-GFPS Local Planning and Budgeting for Hermogenes M. of Balanga, Bataan University Officials

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Title of Seminar/ Workshop/ Participant/s Date of Activity Venue Sponsoring Agency Level Training/ Conference Establishing the Policies and Seorabeol Grand Guidelines on Gender and Leisure Hotel, Lot Paguia, Development in the August 7-8, 2015 Mc9 Waterfront BPSU-GFPS Local Hermogenes M. Commission on Higher Road, Subic Education Institutions (HEIs) Freeport Zone One Star Scientific Scuba Paguia, Anilao, Mabini Philippine Asso. Of April 16-18, 2015 Local Diving Hermogenes M. Batangas Underwater Activities 2015 In-House Review of Research and Extension cum Technology and Business Paguia, Rina Q. July 9-10, 2015 Extension Office Local Forum for Farmers and Stakeholders Strategic Performance Management System Sibug, Diana B. 4-Aug-15 FTC BPSU AC CSC Local (SMPS Orientation) Gender Sensitivity Training For Raven Resort Faculty Members Sibug, Diana B. 29-Oct-15 BPSU – GAD CHRE Local Abucay (Modules 3 & 4) Orientation Seminar on Coral DOST-PCAARRD- Old Saysain, Restoration and Flores, Rudy C. Aug 12-13, 2015 SANGKALIKASAN- Local Bagac, Bataan Transplantation Technology BPSU Talimundoc, Organic Agriculture Seminar Flores, Rudy C. 23-Feb-15 BPSU Local Orani, Bataan Farmer’s CLSU-Institute of Seminar-Workshop on Training Center, Climate Change Flores, Rudy C. 15-Jan-15 Local Biodiversity Conservation BPSU-Abucay and Environmental Campus Management Dr. Maria Fe V. Attendance to the Seminar on BPSU Roman, Dr. Glenda Seminar on Tourism and Dinalupihan C. Magno, Ms. Carla September 30, 2015 BPSU Local hospitality of Today: The Campus-Social Bautista and Ms. ASEAN INTEGRATION 2015 Hall Jimley Gonzales Attendance to the Public Consultation on the Proposed CHED, Technical Implementing Rules and Dr. Maria Fe V. Intramuros, Education and Skills January 26, 2015 Regulation of R.A. 10647 Roman Manila Development (Ladderized Education Act of Authority and DepEd 2014) Thomas Aquinas Research Attendance to the Inkblots, Complex UST, The Varsitarian Mrs. Marites the 17th National Campus December 1-3, 2015 Auditorium, and Official Student Pascual Journalism Fellowship University of Publication Santo Tomas, España, Manila Training on Coral Paguia , March 13-14, 2015 Anda, Bohol DOST-PCAARRD Transplantation Technology Hermogenes M. DOST-PCAARRD- Training on Scuba Diving Flores, Rudy C. April 16-18, 2015 Anilao, Batangas BPSU- SANGKALIKASAN Bohol Island 2-Day Training on Coral State University, DOST-PCAARRD- Flores, Rudy C. March 13-14, 2015 Transplantation Technology Tagbilaran City, BPSU Bohol

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STUDENT SERVICES

The Office of Student Affairs and Services had crafted programs, activities and services that are deemed sup- portive to the academic needs of the students and their holistic development. These programs of activities and services were properly scheduled within the semester. Such was done in order to prioritize the classes of the students.

It is believed that the line up of activities provided to the students had created greater connections between traditional curricular activities and extra-curricular activities. Such strategy was applied after all it is said that every- thing is education – every action and interaction is an opportunity for learning and cultivation.

Admission

Admission Results show that BPSU remains the top choice of undergraduate applicants among the tertiary education institutions in the province. The increase in the number of applicants can be attributed to the continuous efforts of Guidance and Admissions Office to advertise the University’s programs and inform the public on the schedule of Admissions Examionation through posting announcements in strategic places and conducting career orienta- tions to different secondary shools in Bataan and nearby provinces.

Table 16 reflects the total number of applicants reached 16,480 but only 4,926 qualified to be part of BPSU. Table 17 shows that majority of the applicants opt to pursue Engineering and Business Administration with 4,034 and 2,351 total number of test takers, respectively

Table 16. Admission per Gender and per Campus for AY 2015-2016

No. of Takers No. of Qualifiers Campus Male Female Total Male Female Total Abucay 291 328 619 119 149 268 Bagac 43 40 83 13 14 27 Balanga 1465 3820 5285 283 1054 1337 Dinalupihan 476 792 1268 236 177 609 Main 4537 3955 8492 1436 992 2428 Orani 365 368 733 109 148 257 Total 7177 9303 16480 2196 2534 4926

Fig. 09. Admission Data per Campus as of AY 2015-2016

3.8% 5.4% 4.4% 5.2% 0.5% Main 0.5% Main

Dinalupihan Dinalupihan

Balanga Balanga

27.1% 27.1% 51.5% Bagac 49.3% Bagac

Abucay Abucay

Orani Orani

7.7% 12.4%

No. of Takers No. of Qualifiers

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Table 17. Admission per Campus, College and Gender

Scheduled Admission according to Campus / Course / Sex No. of Takers No. of Qualifiers Campus Total Total Male Female Male Female Abucay Institute of 258 268 526 114 141 255 Agriculture College of 33 60 93 5 8 13 Education Bagac Extension BEED 9 19 28 6 9 15 College of Engineering and 34 21 55 7 5 12 Architecture Balanga College of Business and 765 1983 2748 83 457 540 Accountancy College of 440 1131 1571 126 351 477 Education College of Nursing 91 202 293 39 81 120 and Midwifery College of Social and Behavioral 169 504 673 35 165 200 Sciences Dinalupihan College of 180 587 767 98 294 392 Education HRM,ACT, and 296 205 501 138 79 217 BSCE, BSEE Main College of Arts 203 908 1111 74 276 350 and Sciences College of Engineering and 2351 1683 4034 490 286 776 Architecture College of Industrial 712 353 1065 305 93 398 Technology College Information and 725 851 1576 290 263 553 Communication Technology College of Technical and 546 160 706 277 74 351 Vocational Training Orani College of 25 111 136 7 56 63 Education Other Courses 340 257 597 102 92 194 Overall Total 7177 9303 16480 2196 2730 4926

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426 Main

390 Dinalupihan

Balanga

1 46 Bagac

217 Abucay

672 Orani

Fig. 10. Result of Extended Admission SCHOLARSHIP

Availability of several scholarship grants helps deserving and determined students to finish their college education. This was made possible by the University’s determination to seek measures and to establish partnerships with industries and organizations that can provide such assistance to students.

For AY 2015-2016, the total number of enrolled students who availed scholarship grants for the first semester climbed to 8,423 which is much higher compared to the number of scholars in the previous year. Beneficiaries of SUC-funded scholarships totaled to 2,000 on its first semester while government scholarship beneficiaries rose to 6,260 and Private Scholarship to 176.

Table 18. Details of Scholarship Program as of AY 2015-2016

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Scholarship Grant 1st Semester 2nd Semester A. SUC FUNDED SCHOLARSHIP 1. Entrance Scholarship:

• Valedictorian Full Tuition Fee 2 0 • Salutatorian Half Tuition Fee 8 0 2. Academic Scholarship: • Full Scholarship (University) Full Tuition Fee 79 16 • Half Scholarship(College) Half Tuition Fee 288 136 3. Privilege Scholarship: • Child of Permanent BPSU Employee Full Tuition Fee 59 64 • Student Publication (EIC, Asso. Editor Full Tuition Fee 3 10 Managing Editor) • Campus Student Council (Pres.,VP.,Sec.) Full Tuition Fee 14 11 • ROTC 1st class Full Tuition Fee 6 6 • ROTC 2nd class Full Tuition Fee 5 5 4. Sports & Cultural Scholarship: • Varsity Player Full Tuition Fee 207 106 • Dance Troupe Full Tuition Fee 6 11 • Choir Full Tuition Fee 7 0 • Theater Guilds Full Tuition Fee 54 23 • Brass Band Full Tuition Fee 48 44 5. DILG (Sanguniang Kabataan) Full Tuition Fee 209 85 6. Free Tuition Scholarship for Agriculture and Full Tuition Fee 1005 1005 Fisheries SUC FUNDED SUBTOTAL 2000 1910

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SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Scholarship Grant 1st Semester 2nd Semester A. Government Scholarship Tuition fee of P10,000., book allowance and 1. DOST Scholarship 133 133 monthly allowance of P5,000.00 2. CHED Tulong Dunong P3,000/semester 4,064 2243 3. AFP-DND-CHED-PASUC Scholarship Program Full Tuition Fee 10 15 4. OWWA Education & Livelihood Assistance P5,000.00 per semester 20 20 Program (ELAP) 5. OWWA OFW Dependents Scholarship Program P10,000 per semester 78 78 (ODSP) 6. Iskolar ng Orani P2,500 per semester 133 133 P6,000 per semester for Balanga City residents and 7. Iskolar ng Bataan 1,503 1,503 P3,000 for residents of other towns in Bataan 8. Iskolar ng Bayan Full tuition 96 96 Tuition of P10,000, book allowance of 2,5000 and 9. CHED ESGP-PA 223 223 monthly allowance of 3,500.00 GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIP 6,260 4,464 SUBTOTAL B. PRIVATE SCHOLARSHIP Full tuition fee, book allowance & monthly 1. Asiawide Specialist Corporation 16 16 allowance of 3,000.00 Tuition fee of P6,000 & monthly allowance of 2. Banzon Aquende Scholarship Program 14 14 P500.00 3. Bataan Association of USA Full enrollment expenses 13 13 4. Edwin Santiago Scholarship Program - 1 0 5. Lifebank Foundation Full tuition fee & monthly allowance 25 25 Full enrollment expenses & monthly semestral 6. Petron Bataan Refinery 24 22 allowance of P1,000.00 7. Modesta Scholarship Foundation Full enrollment expenses 2 2 Full enrollment expenses & monthly allowance of 8. PLDT-SMART Gabay Guro (2G) Scholarship 19 21 P1,000 9. PTT Philippines Foundation Full tuition fee 12 12 10. San Miguel Foundation Mining/Global Full enrollment Expenses & P3,000 monthly 16 16 Scholarship allowance 11. University Town of the Peninsula Foundation Full enrollment expenses 34 34 Inc. 12. DAACEF Full Tuition Fee 13 13 PRIVATE SCHOLARSHIP SUBTOTAL 176 175 OVERALL TOTAL OF SCHOLARS & GRANTEES as of Dec. 28,2015 8,423 6,549

Distribution of Scholarship Program per Semester

2nd sEMESTER Private Scholarship 175 1ST sEMESTER

176

Government Scholarship 4,464

SUC Funded Scholarship 1,910

2,000

0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000

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APPLICATION FOR SAN MIGUEL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

San Miguel Global Power Corp. (SMC) Scholarship Program conducts an annual exam and interview for the application for scholarship grant. Priority is given to 5th year BS Mechanical Engineering and BS Electrical Engineering students. For 2015, SMC Scholarship program benefitted sixteen (16) students.

APPLICATION FOR PETRON SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

Another benefactor of BPSU is the Petron Bataan Refinery. This year’s Application for Petron Scholarship Program be- came easy because several students await the scholarship to open. Twenty five (25) students were accepted to the scholarship program.

On September 2015, Petron Bataan Refinery conducted an awarding of certificate for their scholars at Bataan Peninsula State University Conference Room 2.

APPLICATION FOR PLDT-GABAY GURO SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Another benefactor is the PLDT Smart Gabay Guro, which provides scholarship to Education students. For this year, the Smart 2G Scholarship Program provided five (5) slots to BPSU. A total of 12 applicants applied for the scholarship program.

BANZON-AQUENDE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND SIGNING OF MOA The Banzon-Aquende Scholarship Program continues to support its scholars through providing tuition fee assistance amounting to Php6,000 and Php1,000 monthly stipend. This AY 2015-2016, they held their first general assembly with the beneficiaries and MOA signing at the Crown Royale Hotel, City of Balanga, Bataan.

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PTT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM SIGNING OF MOA

PTT Philippines, a private oil refinery, signed a Memoran- dum of Agreement with the University in its mission to provide scholarship grants to BPSU students. PTT prioritizes engineering students for its scholarship program. For this year, twelve (12) students were availed the grant.

PETRON BATAAN REFINERY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM AWARDING OF CERTIFICATE 2ND SEMESTER A.Y. 2015-2016

On December 9, 2015, the University’s Scholarship Office conducted the awarding of certificates for the scholars of Petron Bataan Refinery.

Mister Edgardo Ruiz of PBR and Dr. Perla B. Estrella, Director for Student Services of BPSU graced the event which was attended by at least 99% of the Petron scholars.

Counseling Services

Students are sometimes confronted with personal and academic issues that need professional counselling and guidance. To attain holistic development of students, the University, through its Guidance Office provides assistance and offer advice and support for these individuals who are facing problems. As of AY 2015-2016, a total of 1,916 students availed counseling services from different campuses which helped them deal with their problems, improve their behavior and morale and discover their potentials.

Table 19. Students given Counseling as of AY 2014-2015

College Male Female TOTAL Abucay Campus Bachelor of Science in Agriculture 24 36 60 Bachelor of Secondary Education 6 14 20 BS Agricultural Engineering 14 37 51 High School 4 9 13 Total 48 96 144 ANNUAL REPORT 2015 36 Bataan Peninsula State University

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College Male Female TOTAL Balanga Campus College of Business and Accountancy 5 25 30 College of Education 3 14 17 College of Nursing and Midwifery 5 26 31 College of Social and Behavioral Sciences 6 90 96 Parent/Guardian/Employee 3 4 7 Total 22 159 181 Dinalupihan Campus Associate in Computer Technology 31 6 37 BS Hotel and Restaurant Management 37 13 50 BS Civil Engineering 22 14 36 BS Electrical Engineering 31 0 31 Bachelor of Elementary Education 26 54 80 Bachelor of Secondary Education 24 48 72 High School 2 3 5 Total 173 138 311 Main Campus College of Engineering and Architecture 142 86 228 College of Information and Communication Technology 128 130 258 College of Industrial Technology 147 73 220 College of Technical and Vocational Training 209 38 247 College of Arts and Sciences 51 70 121 Total 677 397 1074 Orani Campus College of Education 4 12 16 College of Business and Accountancy 41 21 62 College of Information and Communication Technology 12 3 15 College of Industrial Technology 0 0 0 College of Technical and Vocational Training 97 16 113 TOTAL 154 52 206 OVERALL TOTAL 1074 842 1916

Job Fair 2015

The University through the Office of Student Affairs- Placement Office held its annual Job Fair on March 27, 2015, from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm at the Sarigamit Covered Court in BPSU Main Campus. Sixty four (64) local companies and twelve (12) International Agencies participated in the event. There were report- edly 1,516 applicants registered in the fair and 1,576 of them were hired on the spot for local jobs and 287 qualified for the international jobs. According to Placement Office, some applicants were hired and qualified for more than one job in the event.

With this year’s applicants from all over Bataan and 76 participating companies, the JOB FAIR was truly a success and will employ not only graduates of BPSU but all Bataeños looking for jobs locally or internationally.

Linkages

Linkages make it possible for the University and its students to have a privilege to be tied up with the any agencies that can help accommodate the students for on-the-job trainings. Linkages make it possible for the students to be trained by affiliation to these respected companies in the field of their studies and to realize their full potential by acquiring enough skills to apply in real world after graduating. Some of the linkages are listed below:

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Some of the linkages are listed below:

1 Acumen, Orion 32 LGU 2 Amkor Anam Phils 33 LIQUIGAZ Phils, Alas-asin, Mariveles 3 Ankor, City of Balanga 34 Lou-is Resort and Restaurant, City of Balanga 4 Anvaya Cove 35 Montemar Beach Resort 5 Applied Machining Plant 1 36 Municipality of Dinalupihan 6 Applied Machining Plant 2 37 Municipality of Limay 7 Balanga City Hall, Balanga City 38 NPCA, Mariveles 8 Bataan General Hospital 39 Pan Asia Energy BCCP 9 Bataan Space Cable 40 Penelco 10 BFAR 41 Petron Bataan Refinery, Limay 11 BJMP – Bureau of Jail Management and Penology 42 Philippine Resin Industries, Inc., Mariveles 12 Blue Lagoon 43 PLDT, Balanga 13 BMS Machine Shop 44 Prime Point Resources, Samal 14 Cascom Builders 45 Rouvia Road Yatch Design CLHRDC – Central Luzon Health Research and Development 15 46 Servicio Filipino, Balanga City Consortium 16 Cypress Semiconductor Phils. 47 Servicio Mecanico Car Care Center 17 Department of Public Works and Highways 48 Shakey’s , Balanga 18 Dep-Ed 49 Sta Rosa Motor Works Inc. 19 DND, Limay 50 Subic Drydock 20 Dong-in Company 51 TESDA 21 DOST – Department of Science and Technology 52 TIPCO, Magalang 22 Ebara Benguet, 53 TOSHIBA, Phils, 23 EEI Group 54 Toyota Auto Parts 24 ELFA Shipyard Corp. 55 Transco Company, Mariveles 25 Euro-Asia Phils/TC Nuvero 56 Translift Port Equipment Services Inc. 26 Freeport Area of Bataan (FAB), Mariveles 57 Travelers Hotel 27 Full Advantage Phil. International, Inc. 58 United Auctioneers 28 Full Advantage Phils Inc. 59 Wessoe, Limay 29 Horam Abi, City of Balanga 60 White Corals 30 ICHIBAN Import Export Corp 61 Yokohama, Clark 31 Keppel Shipyard

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

Orani 4

Main 18

Dinalupihan 11 Fig. 12. Accredited Student Organizations per Campus Balanga 15

Bagac 2

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Being part of any group is one factor that contributes the growth of one student. Joining an organization that promotes the common interests among students from different backgrounds is one way to make the school life of students more exciting and worthwhile.

These organizations are reviewed for accreditation through the Office of Student Services which will be approved after meeting the necessary requirements and ensuring that their goals agree with the vision and mission of the University.

Table 20 shows the fifty-five (55) accredited organizations as of 2015-2016 per campus and their respective faculty advisers.

Table 20. Accredited Student Organizations as of 2015-2016

ACCREDITED ORGANIZATION FACULTY ADVISER Abucay Campus CHI ALPHA Mrs. Zoila M. Duque AYA-Association of Young Agriculturist Mrs. Editha A. Ganado Young Educators Society Dr. Susan O. Alegado PSAE Pre Professional Group Engr. Ricky Macalinao Campus Student Council Ms. Leah Fajardo Balanga Campus BIOS-LOGOS ORGANIZATION Ms. Arlene A. Zabala ELLA-English Language and Literature Advocates Mrs. Yolanda D. Reyes JPCoM-Junior Philippine Council of Management Mr. Romano D. Flores JPIA-Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants Ms. Jimelyn Evangelista KAMFIL-Kapisanan ng mga Mag-aaral sa Filipino Mrs. Gemma C. Adraneda PNSA-Philippine Nursing Students Association Ms. Catherine M. Tuazon MAPEH SOCIETY Mr. Alonzo Mortejo MGA KA SOCSCI Mr. Job D. Paguio Physical Science Society Kimberly S. Rivera Psychological Society Ms. Monina C. Montaniel Campus Youth Ministry (CYM) Ms. Julie M. Salas Lifeline Chi Alpha Ms. Anita Alburo Red Cross Youth Ms. Marieta S. Santos Student Publication – The Defender Ms. Normita Lugtu Campus Student Council Ms. Juliet Masangcap Bagac Campus Campus Student Council Mr. Ceasar Amoggao Heron Student Publication Mr. Adrian Perdio Orani Campus Campus Youth Ministry Dr. Teresita E. Roberto Student Publication – The Polytechnician Ms. Roxanne T. Bongco BPSU Musical Society Ms. Katrina Sabel Corpuz Campus Student Council Ms. Ma. Kristina Reyes Dinalupihan Campus Campus Student Council Mr. Redentor E. Bañez Earth Saver’s Club Mrs. Sunshine S. Talavera Neuclipierean Club Mr. Jonathan A. Abad Sanlahi Club Mrs. Maria Lani S. Susi Campus Youth Ministry Dr. Eugenio S. Magno

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ACCREDITED ORGANIZATION FACULTY ADVISER H R M Society Ms. Jimley m. Gonzales English Language and Literature Advocates (ELLA) Mr. Jethro Jake C. Sampang Active Comradeship of Computer Enthusiasts and Students Society (ACCESS) Mr. Joseph Ross E. Cortel Human Kinetics Mrs. Mirafe S. Clavaton Campus Life Chi Alpha Ms. Carla S. Bautista Malasimbo Publication Mrs. Marites F. Pascual Main Campus Balangay Bayani Mr. Joseph Pencil BPSU-Astronomical Society Engr. Gerald S. Robles BPSU-Filipino-Nihongo Cultural Society (FiNics) Dr. Sherrilyn B. Quintos BPSU-MC Peer Facilitators Mrs. Lorena G. Zapanta BPSU DOS (Department of Science and Technology Scholars’ Organization) Mrs. Anne Mae A. Concepcion Care, Save, Immortalize: (CSI: Earth) Mr. Joseph Pencil IECEP-Institute of Electronics and Communication Engineering of the Philippines Engr. Faye L. Baret IIEE- Institute of Integrated Electrical Engineers Engr. Guillermo O. Lacson, Jr. Imahe (I – Music, Arts, Humanities, Enthusiasts) Mrs. Imelda C. Realce PICE-Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers-Student Chapter Engr. Jelenny P. Navarro PSME-Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineering, BPSU Student Chapter Engr. Arman Ray N. Nisay SSITE-Student Society on Information Technology Education Mrs. Stephanie Rose T. Basilio UAPSA-United Architects of the Philippines Student Auxiliary Arch. Glenn Joseph M. Palardonio Limelight Chi Alpha Engr. Alfredo Valentos YHWH Culture Ms. Jennifer S. Garcia Campus Youth Ministry Mr. Tristan Ralf Q. Pacheco Campus Student Council Mr. Rodolfo Matacot Student Publication – The Guilds Dr. Flora Canare

Student Council

The Student Council helps the University to understand the need of students in the affairs of the school. This body helps engage students to voice the different issues and concerns affecting them. It also represents the students’ ideas and interests in school activities, events, community projects and school reform. Together with the Administra- tion, the CSC gives a huge influence in the harmony of Student-Faculty-Administration of the University.

Elected officers of six (6) campuses were subjected to attend trainings and seminars that help them enhance their leadership skills to be more effective in dealing with the students’ concerns.

For AY 2015, the University Student Council President was Mr. Meynard Bryan Z. Reyes, a student from Col- lege of Information and Communication Technology in Main Campus.

Position Abucay Bagac Balanga Dinalupihan Main Orani University Student Council President: Mr. Meynard Bryan Z. Reyes Melissa Mae S. John Paul Reymart F. Darwin James R. President: John Philip Renosa Lee Hariette D. Alipio Ocampo Manalaysay Casile Singca Vice Alexa Jhane L. Erron Paul D. Maureen P. Roan A. Alvarez Hizon Reileon Miraquel Manialung President: Ramos Manalili Vinluan Lee Vern Ronald T. Eidderf S. Dela Pamela F. Deliña Christian Canta May Ann Santos Aniversario Manalansan Rosa John Gil I. Kristian San Diego Eunice Caryl Abao Aries M. Tapang Justin Magsino Lyneth Villanueva Pedrocillo Senators: Paulo Joseph Paul John Dervin Cojeda Janelle G. Nicolas Jay Paul P. Selosa Erron James Gigante Santos Tungol Gladys Jhoy F. Angelou Maidy Renz Paolo N. Melbourne Dario Abuyo Jeraldine Biscarra Mabines Calma Tumanguil Salonga

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Position Abucay Bagac Balanga Dinalupihan Main Orani University Student Council President: Mr. Meynard Bryan Z. Reyes Ronald Jayson S. Michael Joseph Rabroy Esmale Ariel O. Marquez John Cyran Ponce Marnel Baciles Paragas Solano Senators: Jomel Bagtas Irish Joy S. Paguio Cherry Ann Purification Jenneve C. Giganto J-Rynelle Diego Kevin Baltazar Aser Jezer P. Dela Mia Glendelle I. Marimar I. Vien Cain Adona Sheila Zabala Angela Salonga Rosa Cabagbag Capulong

Table 21. List of Trainings and Seminars attended by students and student leaders AY 2015-2016

Title of Seminar/ Sponsoring Workshop/Training/ Participant(s) Date of Activity Venue Level Agency Conference Kris Anne M. Razon, Paul Andrei E. Sereño, PAASA Youth Interactive Lee Hariette D. Alipio, Crown Legacy Hotel, February 12-14, 2015 PAASA National Forum Erron Paul D. Manalili, Baguio City Renz Paolo N. Tumanguil

CLSU- Institute for Seminar- Workshop on CSC, OSA, Students, BPSU Abucay, Farmers Climate Change and Biodiversity Conservation January 15, 2015 Local Faculty Training Center Environmental in Bataan Natural Park Management

Seminar on Agri-fishery PSAE (BS Agricultural CSC, OSA, Students, BPSU Abucay Covered Development and January 20-23, 2015 Engineering Local Faculty Court ASEAN Competitiveness Department) Seminar on AVR, Library BPSU BPSU Dinalupihan Selected College Students January 23, 2015 Local Volunteerism Dinalupihan Campus Campus

Seminar on Agri-Fishery BPSU Covered Court, CSC, OSA, Students, Development and February 1, 2015 Local Abucay Campus Faculty ASEAN Competitiveness

Jan Adams D. Magtanong, Mr. Jethro Jake Sampang, Joshua Gabriel Muñoz, Normita M. Lugtu, 14th Luzonwide Higher Pulsar Hotel, Caggay, Association of Ferdianne Antonie C. Education Press February 5-7, 2015 Tuguegarao City, Luzonwide Tertiary Bermudo, Kristoffer Lloyd Conference Cagayan Press Advisers (ALTPA) Quicho, Margioleh G. Alonzo, Karlo Jay S. Juan, Angelina Mae L. Eugenio, Leslie Joy P. Evalie

PAASA Youth Interactive 4 CSC Officers, 1 Adviser, Crown Legacy Hotel, February 12-14, 2015 PAASA National Forum and Associate Director Baguio City

Kris Anne M. Razon, Paul Philippine Association 14th Luzonwide Higher Andrei E. Sereño, Lee Kisad, Crown Legacy of Administrators Education Press Harriette D. Alipio, Erron February 12-14, 2015 National Hotel Baguio City of Student Affairs Conference Paul D. Manalili, Renz (PAASA) Paolo N. Tumanguil Harbor Point, City Government of Job Fair College Graduates February 13, 2015 Division Olongapo City Olongapo

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Title of Seminar/ Workshop/ Sponsoring Participant(s) Date of Activity Venue Level Training/ Agency Conference Subic Bay Exhibition Labor Matching Graduating Students February 27, 2015 and Convention DOLE and Ched Division Congress Center Basic Response Training CWTS students of BPSU Abucay Covered March 6, 2015 BPSU Health Unit Local Course Abucay Campus Court CSC Officers (University wide) , Conference Room 1 Orientation of USC April 6, 2015 Administrative Local Election Dr. Perla B. Estrella, Ms. Anne Mae Building Main Campus Concepcion CSC-BC President, Spirituality Center, Campus Student National 3rd Philippine TRAIL Vice-President, and 3 April 8-12, 2015 Consolacion, Cebu Council- Balanga Seminar and Summer Youth Camp Senators City, Philippines Campus Team Building GAD Orientation for CSC President, Vice RAVEN Resort, Abucay, Newly Elected campus President, 5 CSC April 13, 2015 BPSU GFPS- CHRE Local Bataan Student Council Officers Senators, and adviser GAD-CHRED Gender Raven Resort, Balanga Gender and University-wide All BPSU CSC Officers April 13, 2015 Sensitivity Seminar City, Bataan Development Office Seminar Leadership Training Greenhills Farm and Seminar Theme: The Bataan Peninsula CSC officers April 15-17, 2015 Resort, Kalaylayan, Local Dreams of Today are State University Abucay Bataan Realities of Tomorrow

Meeting with the Newly Caesar B. Amoggao June 8, 2015 Bagac CSC Office Elected CSC Officers and CSC Officers

Sari-Gamit Covered #StartMoNa First Year First Year Students June 8, 2016 Court, BPSU Main CSC Main Campus Local Orientation Day Campus

Meeting with CSC Caesar B. Amoggao June 15, 2015 Bagac Campus Officers for Froshday and CSC Officers Meeting with CSC Caesar B. Amoggao officers for Froshday June 19, 2015 Bagac Campus and CSC Officers activity Meeting with CSC for Caesar B. Amoggao the recruitment of CSC June 19, 2015 Bagac Campus and CSC Officers Volunteers

Dengue fever BPSU Abucay, Farmer’s BPSU Abucay students June 27, 2015 BPSU Health Unit Local Awareness Training Center

Environmental All Students July 1-15 BPSU Main Campus CSC Main Campus Local Awareness Campaign CSC-BC Officers, The Campus Student 1Lead: Leadership Defender, College Lou-is Restaurant, Council-Balanga Campus-wide July 4, 2015 Matters by Francis Kong Student Councils, and Balanga City, Bataan Campus and Seminar Student Organizations CCF-Bataan Peer Facilitator’s BPSU Abucay, Farmer’s Peer Facilitators July 15-16, 2015 Guidance Office Local Training Training Center

Seminar on Drug Selected College Covered Court, BPSU Bataan Peninsula July 23, 2016 Local Symposium Students Dinalupihan Campus State University

Lecture on Sensation BPSU Abucay and Physiological Basis BPSU Abucay Students July 23-31, 2015 BPSU Health Unit Local Academic Building of Behavior

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Title of Seminar/ Workshop/Training/ Participant(s) Date of Activity Venue Sponsoring Agency Level Conference

Guidance Office, Peer Facilitator Meetingeer P Facilitators August 10, 2015 Local Abucay Campus

All BPSU CSC Officers, University-wide BPSU International Student Publications, Crown Royale Hotel, University Student August 12, 2015 Seminar and Youth Day CoSCs, and Student Balanga City, Bataan Council- BPSU Team Building Organizations CSC Officers, COSC Governor, Vice International Youth Governor, Secretary, Crown Royale Hotel, Day Theme: Youth Civic August 12, 2015 BPSU Local President of Different City of Balanga Engagement Accredited Student Organization Campus Student Council- Balanga Audio-Visual Room, Campus-wide Anti-Drug Symposium NSTP Students August 15, 2015 Campus and Gender BPSU- Main Campus Symposium and Development Office 12th Edukcircle Convention on Mass August 15, 2015 UP Diliman Communications Jay Paul Selosa, Seminar on Jenneve Giganto, Aries August 18-20, 2015 Tagaytay City BPSU Natiional Volunteerism Tapang CAS – Suotan Design Contest Induction of CAS Students August 24, 2016 BPSU Main Campus CAS Local Officers and Accreditation Party Meetings of Campus Mr. Redentor E. Bañez, Student Council, Advisers of Different Student Publication and Conference Room, Accredited Student August 25, 2015 BPSU Local Different Accredited BPSU Main Campus Organization and Cosc Student Organizations Advisers and COsC Sari-Gamit Covered Literary Contest for All Students August 25, 2016 Court, BPSU Main CSC Main Campus Local Buwan ng Wika Campus Meeting with Dr. Emmanuel C. Macaraeg Dr. Candida S. Punla, regarding MTRCB Conference Room, Mr. Redentor E. Banez, August 28, 2015 BPSU Local Matalinong Panonood BPSU Main Campus Marites F. Pascual Para sa Pamilya at Lipunan ni Juan at Juana

Peace Building and Anti 1st Year and 2nd Year AVR, Library BPSU August 28, 2015 BPSU OSAS Local Bullying Seminar Class Officers Dinalupihan Campus

Lectures on TB and AVR, Library BPSU BEED 1B August 28, 2015 BPSU Local Proper Oral Hygiene Dinalupihan Campus

Engr. Faye L. Baret and IECEP General Assembly August 28, 2015 PAN resort BPSU Local BPSU ECE Students

BPSU Astronomical Astronomical Society AVR BPSU Main Society Orientation and August 29, 2016 Astronomical Society Local Members Campus Team Building

Lecture on Teenage BS Education students BPSU Abucay Audio Pregnancy and September 2, 2015 BPSU Health Unit Local of BPSU Abucay Visual Room responsible Parenthood

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Title of Seminar/ Workshop/ Sponsoring Participant(s) Date of Activity Venue Level Training/ Agency Conference

Campus Student Leadership Training and The Defender, College Council- Balanga Land Transport Office, Campus-wide Seminar: Discovering Student Councils, and September 2, 2015 Campus and Ultimate Pilar, Bataan Seminar the Leader within You Student Organizations Leadership Foundation

Angelou Maidy L. Cascading of Multi- Calma, Cherry Ann T. Sectoral/Government Bataan People’s Bataan Police Purificacion, Rose Ann September 4, 2015 Local Seminar Approach in the Fight of Center Provincial Office F. Beronia, Reymart Illegal Drugs Casile, Meynard Reyes

Lee Harriette D. Intramurals 2015 Alipio, Renz Paolo N. September 8, 2015 BPSU OSAS Local Tumanguil

Lecture on Fetal BPSU Abucay covered September 10, 2015 BPSU Orani Campus BPSU Health Unit Local Development court National Civil Engineering Summit September 10, 2015 BPSU Abucay Students 2015-Symposium Attendance to the National Civil UP Diliman, Quezon PICE Student Chapter September 10, 2016 PICE Local Engineering Summit City 2015 National Orientation on Policies and guidelines CHED Auditorium, on Assistance to Meynard Z. Reyes, HEDC Building, Garcia Students Severely September 11, 2015 BPSU Local Dr. Emmanuel Z. Reyes Avenue UP Diliman Affected in Areas Quezon City Declared Under the State of Calamity

Progress and Lee Harriette D. Monitoring of 2015 Alipio Renz Paolo N. September 15, 2015 UP Diliman BPSU OSAS Local Intrams Preparation Tumanguil

Samantha F. Batalla, OSSEI National Training Benhur Cruz Jr. , September 17-19, Crown Legacy Hotel, Workshop on Campus Candy Laxamana, 2015 Baguio City Journalism Roxanne Talampas

BEED 2C & ESGP-PA Seminar on Self-Esteem September 18, 2015 BPSU Orani Campus Scholars

4th Philippine Eunice Caryl S. Abao, Teachers’ Camp, Campus Student National ITransform Youth Cherry Ann T. September 18-21, Baguio City, Council- Balanga Seminar and Leaders’ Convention Purificacion, and 2015 Philippines Campus Team Building (YouthLEAD) Rose Ann F. Beronia PICE Local Bridge AVR BPSU Main PICE Members September 25 2015 PICE Officers Local Competition Campus Para sa Matalinong AVR, Library BPSU Panonood ng Pamilya The Guilds September 27, 2015 Dinalupihan Campus nina Juan at Juana

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Title of Seminar/ Workshop/ Sponsoring Participant(s) Date of Activity Venue Level Training/ Agency Conference Conference Room 1, Depression and Suicide Admin Building, BEEd-Female-6 Sept. 29,2015 BPSU Prevention BPSU- Main Campus, Balanga City

Seminar Workshop on Bataan Library and Natasha Goulbourn Depression and Suicide Peer Facilitators September 29, 2015 Youth Development Foundation Prevention Center

Seminar Workshop on Room 102, BPSU Malasimbo Staffs October 12-13, 2015 BPSU Campus Journalism Dinalupihan Campus BPSU Dinalupihan Team Building Seminar Malasimbo Staffs October 14, 2015 Campus ESGP-PA Life Skills BEED-Male-4, Female -4 Oct.23,2015 Bataan Library BPSU Program USC President, CSC- BC President and Ecumenical Youth Peace Bajo de Masinloc, Secretary, Balangay National October 27-29, 2015 USC and BPSU Camp Zambales, Bataan Bayani President, Mga Seminar KaSocSci Representative May Pakialam ako sa Conference Room 2, Bayan ko Election The Guilds November 27, 2015 Admin Bldg. BPSU CLTV 36 Local Seminar Workshop Main Campus Sandigan: Kabataang BPSU Sari-Gamit may Paninindigan para Students November 6, 2015 Covered Court sa Bayan Election Forum CSC Officers, CSC Meeting with the OSA Conference Room, Advisers, USC November 13, 2015 BPSU OSAs Director BPSU Main Campus President, OSA Director Training on Writing All accredited student Action Plan, Letters and organization November 13, 2015 Financial Statements (President - Treasurer)

Manga Workshop FiNics Members November 13, 2015 Main Campus FiNics Local

Exit Interview for Graduating Students, November 16-17, Self Esteem Seminar, Graduating Students 2015 Orientation on Sexual harassment Issues Revisitation of Student All Students (3rd year, November 18-20, AVR, Library BPSU Handbook focused on 2nd Year, 1st Year) 2015 Dinalupihan Campus Conduct and Discpline MAPEH Day Theme: Social Hall, Covered MAPEH the key in November 23-24, Court BPSU Homing the Nation for a 2015 Dinalupihan Campus stronger Society

Diabetes Awareness and AVR, Library BPSU BSED 1C November 24, 2015 Proper Oral Hygiene Dinalupihan Campus

World Collegiate Association for the research of Principles 3rd International Youth Officers of Student November 27-29, IPLC Main Campus, and Youth Federation National Assembly 2015 Organizations 2015 Tanay Rizal for World Peace in cooperation with International Peace Leadership College

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Title of Seminar/ Sponsoring Workshop/ Participant(s) Date of Activity Venue Level Training/ Agency Conference The Leaders I want: Sari-Gamit Covered “pag-ibig problems, mga December 2, 2015 Court, BPSU Main payo ni lola nidora at Campus ang 2016 elections” Anti- Sexual Harassment 2nd year and 3rd year BPSU Abucay, Farmers Seminar For Middle students of BPSU December 7, 2015 Training Center, BPSU GFPS- CHRE Local Level Students Abucay Campus Abucay Bataan Gender and Sexual 34 Graduating RAVEN Resort, Abucay, Harassment Orientation students of BPSU December 8, 2015 BPSU GFPS- CHRE Local Bataan for Graduating Students Abucay Campus 14th International Engr. Arman Ray Conference of SEAMEO Nisay, Mr. Jefferson S. Innotech : “A Better December 8-9, 2015 Quezon City SEAMEO INNOTECH International Gomez, Mr. Jude D. Future for Every Learner Llenarez in Southeast Asia

Student Publication

Student publications serve as media for the students to express their concerns and opinions on different matters affecting them. With each campus having their own student publication, the students are empowered to tackle different issues which also help the University in addressing the matter.

To harness their skills, members are sent to various trainings, seminars and workshops that enable them to be exposed to journalistic writing as well as ethics in journalism. Over the years, the student publication in our campuses has become a source of pride by obtaining awards and recognitions and often landing the top places in different competitions in journalism.

Table 22. Awards and Recognition received by Student Publication

14th Luzonwide Higher Education Individual Category (February 5-7, 2015) Pulsar Hotel, Caggay, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan

Category Medium Rank Name Publication School 5 Margioleh G. Alonzo The Defender BPSU Balanga English 2 Mark Angelo T. Pumares The Guilds BPSU Main Devcom Writing 4 Jan Martin D. Calupitan The Guilds BPSU Main Filipino 7 Jan Adams D. Magtanong Malasimbo BPSU Main Layouting 3 Kristoffer Lloyd Quicho The Defender BPSU Balanga English 9 Margioleh G. Alonzo The Defender BPSU Balanga Feature Writing Filipino 1 Mark Angelo T. Pumares The Guilds BPSU Main Editorial Writing English 5 Karlo Jay S. Juan The Defender BPSU Balanga Editorial Cartooning Filipino 7 Dryden Jhon L. Reyes The Guilds BPSU Main Photo Journalism Filipino 1 Ferdianne Antonie C. Bermudo The Defender BPSU Balanga English 3 Dryden Jhon L. Reyes The Guilds BPSU Main Comic Strip Drawing Filipino 3 Cathrine Ivy E. Jordan The Guilds BPSU Main

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Title of Seminar/ Awards/ Workshop/ Date Venue Sponsoring Angency Level Recognition Competition Received Balanga Campus : THE DEFENDER (Group Category) Pulsar Hotel,Caggay, 1st Place -Developmental 14th Luzonwide Higher February Association of Luzonwide Tuguegarao City, National Communication page Education Press 5-7, 2015 Conference Cagayan Tertiary Press Advisers (ALTPA) (Magazine)

Main Campus : THE GUILDS (Group Category)

2nd Overall Champion / Best Performing Region

2nd Best Magazine 2nd Best DevCom Page 4th Best Sports Page 5th Best News Page 6th Best Opinion - Editorial Page

5th Best Broadsheet 3rd Best News Page 4th Best Pulsar Hotel, Caggay, Page Design 5th Best 14th Luzonwide Higher February Association of Luzonwide Tuguegarao City, National Opinion Page Education Press 5-7, 2015 Conference Cagayan Tertiary Press Advisers (ALTPA) 3rd Best Newsletter 3rd Best Features - Literary Page 3rd Best Sports Page 5th Best Opinion Page 5th Best Page Design 5th best News Page

Tabloid 1st Best Sports Page 7th Best DevCom Page

Seminar Workshop on Campus Journalism (October 12-13, 2015) Room 102, BPSU Dinalupihan Campus

Category Medium Rank Name Publication School

1 Samantha F. Batalla Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan

2 Jhunie Ann P. Francisco Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan English 3 Ceejay O. Portagorio Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan

News Writing 3 Iszel An P. Benosa Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan

1 Pearlyn P. Olaes Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 2 Evangerline D. Tamayo Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Filipino 3 Jay Mark D. Sinag Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan

1 Julius Jay S. Malones Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan

Literary Graphics 2 John Paul C. Yason Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan

3 Jacie N. Ronquillo Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan

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Category Medium Rank Name Publication School 1 Aymie Faye G. Jaring Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 2 Ivy Michaella E. Mallari Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan

English 3 Beverly A. Cabiling Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan

Devcom Writing 4 Samantha F. Batalla Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 5 Rollyn A. Flores Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 1 Maria Concepcion S. Guanzon Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Filipino 2 Mark Joseph Pineda Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 3 Evangerline D. Tamayo Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan

1 Beverly A. Cabiling Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan English 2 Rollyn A. Flores Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 3 John Christian D. Timpog Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan

Feature Writing 1 Iszel Ann P. Benosa Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 2 Richsy Mae Ann Gabanes Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Filipino 3 Iris Joyce Dacayo Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 4 Aymie Faye G. Jaring Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 5 Samantha F. Batalla Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 1 Candy P. Laxamana Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 2 Arcie C. Cabrera Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan English 3 Samantha F. Batalla Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Copyreading & 4 Benhur V. Cruz Jr. Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Headline Writing 1 Aymie Faye G. Jaring Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Filipino 2 Hadjie L. Dagami Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 3 Maria Concepcion S. Guanzon Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 1 Ceejay O. Porgatorio Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan English 2 Samantha F. Batalla Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 3 John Christian D. Timpog Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Poetry Writing 1 Adrian Jaramillo Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Filipino 2 Jhunie Ann P. Francisco Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 3 Rollyn A. Flores Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 1 Jhunie Ann P. Francisco Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan English 2 John Christian D. Timpog Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 3 Ivy Michaella E. mallari Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 1 Benhur V. Cruz Jr. Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Opinion Writng 2 Evangerline D. Tamayo Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 3 Jenalyn Garcia Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Filipino 3 Candy P. Laxamana Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 4 Mark Joseph Pineda Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 5 Samantha F. Batalla Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 1 John Christian D. Timpog Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan English 2 Samantha F. Batalla Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 3 Rollyn A. Flores Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Editorial Writing 1 Evangerline D. Tamayo Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Filipino 2 Aymie faye G. Jaring Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 3 Alvin John M. Carlos Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 1 Jacie N. Ronquillo Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Editorial Cartooning 2 Julius Jay S. Malones Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 3 John Paul C. Yason Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan

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Category Medium Rank Name Publication School 1 Iris Joyce Dacayo Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan English 2 Maria Concepcion S. Guanzon Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 3 Rollyn A. Flores Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Sports Writing 1 Evangerline D. Tamayo Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Filipino 2 Adrian Jaramillo Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 3 Alvin John M. Carlos Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 1 Julius Jay S. Malones Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Comic Strip Drawing 2 Jacie N. Ronquillo Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 3 John Paul C. Yason Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan

Awards Received during the 15th Regional Higher Education Press Conference Villa Alfredo’s Resort, San Fernando, Pampanga December 9-11, 2015

Category Medium Rank Name Publication School English 3 Mark Angelo Pumares The Guilds BPSU Main Devcom Writing 6 Emmanuel Oliveros The Polytechnician BPSU Orani Filipino 3 John Carl Michael G. Emala The Guilds BPSU Main 7 Christian Rodriguez The Polytechnician BPSU Orani Literary Graphics English 5 Ezekiel D. Cunanan The Guilds BPSU Main 9 Fatima De Guzman The Polytechnician BPSU Orani Feature Writing Filipino 10 Aymie Faye G. Jaring Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 8 Mark Angelo Pumares The Guilds BPSU Main Copyreading & English 8 0 The Guilds BPSU Main Headline Writing 5 Fatima De Guzman The Polytechnician BPSU Orani English Poetry Writing 7 Jamesnick M. Seramines The Guilds BPSU Main Filipino 7 Roy F. Boringot The Guilds BPSU Main 9 Maria Fe Malasarte The Polytechnician BPSU Orani English Opinion Writing 5 Mark Angelo Pumares The Guilds BPSU Main Filipino 3 John Carl Michael G. Emala The Guilds BPSU Main 3 Editorial Cartooning The Guilds BPSU Main English Editorial Writing 6 Candy P. Laxamana Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Filipino 1 Bhee Jay C. Layug The Guilds BPSU Main 5 Darrien Villastique The Polytechnician BPSU Orani English Editorial Cartooning 3 Harold James Aveo The Guilds BPSU Main Filipino 4 Ezekiel D. Cunanan The Guilds BPSU Main 5 Lorenzo T. Diuco II The Guilds BPSU Main English 7 Elma Munoz The Polytechnician BPSU Orani 7 Jaymark D. Sinag Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Photo Journalism 2 Emerson P. Bautista The Guilds BPSU Main Filipino 9 Jeffrey Agustin The Polytechnician BPSU Orani 8 Benhur V. Cruz Jr. Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan 2 Sajid T. Crisostomo The Guilds BPSU Main English Sports Writing 9 Maria Concepcion S. Guanzon Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Filipino 2 Bhee Jay C. Layug The Guilds BPSU Main Individual 5 Bhee Jay C. Layug The Guilds BPSU Main Highest Pointer 5 Sajid T. Crisostomo The Guilds BPSU Main Layouting 3 Samantha F. Betalla Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan Writing Filipino 4 Evangerline D. Tamayo Malasimbo BPSU Dinalupihan ANNUAL REPORT 2015 49 Bataan Peninsula State University

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15th Regional Higher Education Press Conference Villa Alfredo’s Resort, San Fernando, Pampanga December 9-11, 2015

THE GUILDS : GROUP CATERGORY THE POLYTECHNICIAN : GROUP CATEGORY Category Award Category Award Best Cover Design 5th Best Tabloid Best Page Design 1st Best Editorial and Opinion Page Best Literary Folio Best Visual Arts 4th Best News Page Best Literary Concept Tabloid Category 6th Best Sports Page Best Literary Content 6th Best Page Design Best Cover Design 7th Best Feature Literary Page Best Feature - Literary Page 7th Best Development Communication Page Best Sports Page 4th Best Newsletter Best Magazine Best Opinion - Editorial Page 2nd Best Editorial and Opinion Page rd Best Page Design Newsletter 3 Best News Page 3rd Best DevCom Page Category 4th Best Page Design 5th Best News Page 4th Best Sports Page Best News Page 8th Best Development Communication Page Best Features-Literary Page 9th Best Literary Folio Best Devcom Page 4th Best Literary Content Best Broadsheet 2nd Best Sports Page 5th Best Cover Design 4th Best Page Design 5th Best Opinion-Editorial Page Best Features-Literary Page 2nd Best News Page 2nd Best Sports Page Best Tabloid Literary Folio 3rd Best DevCom Page Category 3rd Best Page Design 9th Best Visual Arts Page 4th Best Opinion - Editorial Page Best Opinion-Editorial Page 2nd Best DevCom Page

2nd Best News 2nd Best Features-Literary Page Letter 3rd Best Sports Page 3rd Best Page Design 4th Best News Page

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LIBRARY SERVICES

Academic Library is one of the fundamental requirements of a University which provides a gateway for students, faculty members and researchers to access various resources, both print and digital. The information can be easily accessible for all through this service; thus, the university continues its efforts to acquire more reading materials and upgrade its library facilities.

BPSU aims to provide updated resource materials for the students to be equipped with new knowledge and understanding that contributes and helps in the development of their academic performance as well as for the faculty members to render excellent services.

COLLECTION With the growing number of enrollees each school year, the University put so much effort to increase its collections to accommodate the needs of the library users. As reported, the total number of enrollees for second semester totaled 17, 931 for AY 2015-2016.

Table 23 shows that the summary of book collections of six (6) campuses sums to 61,379 volumes or 19,327 titles. For the year 2015, the book purchases and donations from partner organizations has totaled to 1,909 volumes or 777 titles.

Table 23. Summary of Total Book Collection

Graduate Main Balanga Orani Abucay Dinalupihan Bagac Total School Classification Number No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles

000-099 (General Works, encyclopedias, 1,381 552 148 79 1,110 425 89 7 65 48 636 436 118 35 3,547 1,582 periodicals, Computer Science, etc.) 100-199 (Philosophy, Psychology, 670 205 208 126 1,044 227 248 52 82 65 980 155 104 44 3,336 860 Ethics, Logic, Personality morals, etc.) 200-299 (Religion, mythology, 54 42 2 2 105 31 127 3 6 5 170 66 12 10 476 158 bible, doctrines.) 300-399 (SocialSciences (Economics, 2,940 976 830 417 4,719 980 3,345 1,632 341 222 2,460 556 510 134 15,145 4,923 Education, Law, Commerce) 400-499 (Languages (Grammar, 757 208 136 89 1,180 230 1,195 620 181 100 1,361 222 190 45 5,000 1,514 Dictionary, Philology) 500-599 (Pure Sciences (Mathematics, Physics, 2,441 700 233 137 2,304 512 1,011 738 127 97 1,865 390 780 155 8,761 2,729 Astronomy, Chemistry, Biology, Zoology)

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Graduate Main Balanga Orani Abucay Dinalupihan Bagac Total Classi- School fication Number No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles

600-699 (Applied Sciences (Useful Arts, Machine Shop, Weld- 4,642 2,027 715 42 5,421 1,420 928 313 689 372 1,116 345 323 138 13,834 4,660 ing, FCM, Medicine, Garments, Foods, Sheet metal, etc.) 700-799 (Fine Arts (Painting, 370 211 76 48 537 97 597 37 73 36 286 77 19 16 1,958 524 Music, Sports, Ar- chitecture) 800-899 (Literature (all nations & periods) 1,772 528 84 53 2,061 370 1,007 53 154 103 1,670 269 753 154 7,501 1,533 Drama, Fiction, Essays.) 900-999 (History (all nations & 400 231 61 46 406 126 372 89 108 63 337 175 137 108 1,821 844 periods) Geography, Travel, Biographies)

TOTAL 15,427 5,680 2,493 1,039 18,887 4,418 8,919 3,544 1,826 1,111 10,881 2,691 2,946 839 61,379 19,327

Book Purchase/ Donation As of 2015

Main Balanga Orani Abucay Dinalupihan Bagac TOTAL

BOOKS No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles

Purchased 293 92 598 216 0 0 22 17 17 17 0 0 930 342 Donation 152 45 148 81 0 0 17 15 13 12 649 282979435 Total 445 137 746 297 0 0 39 32 30 29 649 282 1,909 777

Aside from book collections, the Library also offer different types of reference materials like CDs, DVDs, tapes and professional journals. The table below reflects the number of electronic resources and serials acquired for the year 2015.

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Summary of Electronic Resources and Serials 2015 Acquisition Main Balanga Orani Abucay Dinalupihan Bagac TOTAL Class No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Electronic Resources (CD’s, 10 10 10 10 0 0 33 33 26 7 0 0 79 60 DVD’s, Tapes) Professional 303 47 460 8 0 0 114 11 18 7 0 0 895 73 Journals

Summary of Electronic Resources and Serials TOTAL COLLECTIONS

Main Balanga Orani Abucay Dinalupihan Bagac TOTAL Class No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Vols. Titles Electronic Resources (CD’s, 1,357 766 277 360 235 235 74 74 313 117 15 15 2,271 1,567 DVD’s, Tapes) Professional 2,761 245 3,470 158 9 41 1,436 30 63 51 7 19 7,746 544 Journals

Agency/institution/ Nature of Linkage No. Address Level (int’l, nat’l,reg’l, local) Individuals (exchange/donations/etc.) 1 Private Donors like Mr. Ed Corl Waipahu, Hawaii Donation International 2 Konrad Adenauer Stiftung Makati City (office) Donation International Food and Fertilizer Technology 3 Center of the Asian and Pacific Taipei, Taiwan Donation International Region 4 Canopy International College Laguna Donation International Private donors like Mr. Takeo 5 Japan Donation International Imai 6 The Asia Foundation Magallanes St. Makati City Donation National 7 Lingkod sa Pilipino (LINKAPIL) Manila Donation National Commission on Filipino 8 Manila Donation National Overseas 9 The Makati Rotary Club Makati City Donation National Commission on Higher Donation (like Trinitas Pub. 10 Manila National Education Collection worth 1 million) Ecosystem Research and 11 UP College Laguna Exchange of materials National Development Bureau (ERDB) Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and 12 Los Baños Laguna Donation National Natural Resources and Development (PCARRD-DOST) Forest Products Research and 13 Los Baños Laguna Donation National Development Institute (FPRDI) IESSAM- Institute of 14 Environmental Science and Los Baños Laguna Donation National Management The Manila Bulletin Publishing 15 Intramuros, Manila Donation National Corp. Research Information Series on 16 College Laguna Donation National Ecosystem (RISE) National Agriculture and 17 Diliman Quezon City Donation National Fishery Council (NAFC)

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Agency/institution/ Nature of Linkage No. Address Level (int’l, nat’l,reg’l, local) Individuals (exchange/donations/etc.) 18 Linangan Books Trading Central Quezon City Donation National National Commission for 19 Intramuros, Manila Donation National Culture and the Arts 20 Ateneo de Manila University Manila Donation National 21 Palafox Associates Manila Donation National 22 Academic Books Sales, Inc. Caloocan City Donation National 23 CD Books Int’l Inc. Cagayan de Oro City Donation National Central Luzon Agriculture and Resources Research and 24 Muñoz, Nueva Ecija Exchange of materials National Development Consortium (CLARRDEC) DG Domingo Marketing 25 Makati City Donation National Enterprises 26 Tarlac State University (TSU) Tarlac Exchange of materials Regional Bulacan State University 27 Baliuag, Bulacan Exchange of materials Regional (BulSU) Bulacan Agricultural State 28 San Ildefonso, Bulacan Exchange of materials Regional College Don Honorio Ventura State 29 Bacolor, Pampanga Exchange of materials Regional University 30 Guagua National Colleges Guagua, Pampanga Exchange of materials Regional 31 Holy Angel University Angeles City, Pampanga Exchange of materials Regional 32 Ifugao State University Ifugao Exchange of materials Regional 33 Angeles University Foundation Angeles City, Pampanga Exchange of materials Regional 34 Republic Central Colleges Angeles City, Pampanga Exchange of materials Regional 35 Columban College Olongapo, Zambales Exchange of materials Regional Lyceum of the Philippines 36 Cavite Donation Regional University Department of Education- 37 Bataan Exchange of materials Local Bataan Private donors like Dra. Maria 38 Balanga City, Bataan Donation Local Carmela Banzon 39 Tomas del Rosario College Balanga City, Bataan Exchange of materials Local Provincial Government of Donation (for the Construction 40 Balanga City, Bataan Local Bataan of the Multimedia Building) Philippine Long Distance Co. 41 Balanga City, Bataan Donation Local (PLDT) 42 Bataan Library and Museum Balanga City, Bataan Exhange of materials Local Don Mariano Marcos Memorial 43 La Union Exchange of materials Local State University 44 BPSU Balanga Campus Alumni Bataan Donation Local 45 BPSU Balanga Campus Faculty Bataan Donation Local 46 Student Organization Bataan Donation Local Faculty, Alumni, Administrative 47 Bataan Donation Local staff (Main Campus) 48 The Bataan Chronicle Balanga City Bataan Donation Local Private Donor, Mr. Mark 49 Balanga City, Bataan Donation Local Anthony R. San Jose Private Donor, Mrs. Lorenda 50 Balanga City, Bataan Donation Local Rafanan Private Donor, Mr. Norberto 51 Orion, Bataan Donation Local and Mrs. Dina De Leon

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No. of Library Users per Month (According to service offered by the library)

Library January February March April May June July August September October November December Total Services Circulation 5,705 5,936 4,625 1,604 2,107 9,065 9,102 9,102 7,233 4,079 7,019 2,543 68,120 (Books) Reading & 7,005 6,136 3,828 803 1,100 4,389 8,002 8,875 10,833 2,639 9,632 3,767 67,009 Periodical Electronic 903 978 1,272 190 238 1,069 984 971 891 811 726 332 9,365 Resource Multi- m e d i a 574 446 818 67 72 435 760 822 456 129 878 230 5,687 (by sections) Total 14,187 13,496 10,543 2,664 3,517 14,958 18,848 19,770 19,413 7,658 18,255 6,591 150,181

Note: Multimedia service is offered by Main, Orani and Bagac Campus only. Main Campus temporarily holds the services at Multimedia from April to December due to construction of the new building.

Library offered Services per Month

19, 770 19, 413 20000 18, 848 18, 255

14, 958 14,187 15000 13, 496

10, 543 10000 7, 658 6, 591 5000 3, 517 2, 664

Fig. 13. Library offered Services per Month

Table 24. Trainings and Seminars Attended by Library Staff

Title of Seminar/ Sponsoring Date of Activity Workshop/Training/ Venue Participant/s Level Agency Conference Francisca B. Llamzon Josephine R. Tanciongco Forum on enhancing Mariza Dulce C. Cruz librarians professional Philippine Librarians Angeles City, Mercedes O. Perez January 30, 2015 competencies in Association, Inc. (PLAI) Regional Pampanga preparation for ASEAN Adela G. Reyes - CeLRLC 2015 Marieta David Elizabeth Almario

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Date of Title of Seminar/ Workshop/ Sponsoring Venue Participant/s Level Activity Training/ Conference Agency National Summer De Luxe Hotel, Mercedes O. Perez, Philippine Association Conference with the theme: Capt. Vicente Roa Esmeralda O. Lorayes, of Academic and April 22-24, 2015 “Transcending Roles of Information St. Cagayan de National Lani A. Sangalang, Rsearch Librarians, Inc. Professionals: Going Oro City, Misamis (PAARL) Beyond Concepts Oriental Jocelyn B. Rodriguez, Exceeding Expectations” D e x t e r A . d e L e o n , Raven Resort , April 28, 2015 GAD Seminar Module 3 and 4 E d u a r d o V. G u e c o BPSU-GAD Local Abucay, Bataan Dizie Alvin R. Alfuente Mercedes O. Perez, Esmeralda O. Lorayes, Raven Resort , Lani A. Sangalang, April 29, 2015 GAD Seminar Module 3 and 4 BPSU-GAD Local Abucay, Bataan Jocelyn B. Rodriguez, John Muñoz, Rose R. Salazar, Francisca B. Llamzon, Josephine R. Tanciongco , Raven Resort , J o y z e l A . d e L e o n , April 30, 2015 GAD Seminar Module 3 and 4 BPSU-GAD Local Abucay, Bataan Carmelita B. Soriano, Adela G. Reyes, Mariah Sue Aguilar, Erwin Esparaguerra Accrediting Agency Training-Workshop for AACCUP new Francisca B. Llamzon, Lucinda Campus, of Chartered Colleges June 8-11, 2015 accreditors on Outcomes-Based Josephine R. National Tarlac and Universities in the Quality Assurance Tanciongco Philippines (AACCUP) Francisca B. Llamzon, Josephine R. Tanciongco, Mariza International Dulce C. Cruz, May 12-13,2015 Strategic Planning of OSA House, BPSU, Mercedes O. Perez, BPSU - OSA Local Main Campus Adela G. Reyes, Marieta David, Elizabeth Almario, Rowena Mamangon Mercedes O. Perez, Dr. Mary Ann V. Orientation Seminar on Strategic Balanga Campus Esmeralda O. Lorayes, Casupanan, Campus Performance Management System Library and Lani A. Sangalang, Director and Mrs. June 18, 2015 (SPMS) for the Information Local Jocelyn B. Rodriguez, Rubilita C. Diaz, Asso. Teaching and Services, Reading John Muñoz, Dir., Office of the Non-Teaching Personnel Section, 2nd floor Rose R. Salazar Administrative Services

Induction Seminar for No-Teaching Raven Reort, July 15, 2015 and Teaching Personnel hired from Rose R. Salazar BPSU-GAD Local Abucay, Bataan 2012-2015

Subic, Olongapo August 7-9, 2015 GAD Seminar 3rd Module Francisca B. Llamzon BPSU-GAD Local City

Accrediting Agency August 17-20, URS, Tanay Campus Accreditation as of Chartered Colleges Tanay, Rizal Francisca B. Llamzon National 2015 AACCUP Accreditor and Universities in the Philippines (AACCUP)

Accrediting Agency August 31- Cagayan State University -Andrews Josephine R. of Chartered Colleges September 4, Campus Accreditation as AACCUP Cagayan National Tanciongco and Universities in the 2015 Accreditor Philippines (AACCUP)

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Title of Seminar/ Date of Sponsoring Workshop/Training/ Venue Participant/s Level Activity Agency Conference Francisca B. Llamzon, Josephine R. Tanciongco, Mariza Dulce C. Cruz, September 16- Strategic Planning Admin. Bldg. BPSU, Main Mercedes O. Perez BPSU - OSA Local 18,2015 2016-2021 Campus Adela G. Reyes, Marieta David, Elizabeth Almario, Rowena Mamangon

Commission on Higher Integrated Philippine September 17, Benguet State University , Education (CHED) and E-Library (iPel) Training Joyzel A. de Leon National 2015 Baguio City National Librrary of the and Orientation Philippines (NLP)

Ilocos Sur Polytechnic Accrediting Agency Francisca B. Llamzon, September 28- State College of Chartered Colleges Ilocos Sur Josephine R. National October 1, 2015 Accreditation as AACCUP and Universities in the Tanciongco Accreditor Philippines (AACCUP)

Academic Booksellers Association of the First National Conference Philippines (ABAP) and on Digital Heritage with National Commission Francisca B. Llamzon November 4-6, the theme “Preservation Hotel Jen Manila, Roxas Blvd., on Culture and the Josephine R. National 2015 of, and Access to Pasay City, Metro Manila Arts—National Tanciongco Documentary Heritage on Commission on the Digital Age” Libraries and Information Services (NCCA-NCLIS)

Francisca B. Llamzon, LibTalk 2015: Good Shepherd Hall, Ephatha Josephine R. November 14, A National Forum on Development Center, Tanciongco . Mariza Culture and Events National 2015 Reading Research and Maimpis, City of San Dulce C. Cruz, Adela G. Library Information Literacy Fernando, Pampanga Reyes, Marieta David, Elizabeth Almario Francisca B. Llamzon, Josephine R. November 24-28, Plaza del Norte Hotel, Laoag Tanciongco, Mariza Philippine Librarians PLAI National Congress National 2015 City, Ilocos Norte Dulce C. Cruz, Association, Inc. (PLAI) Mercedes O. Perez, Adela G. Reyes

Safety Riding Seminar for Motorcycle Philippines December 2, 2015 BPSU Audio-Visual Room Dizie Alvin R. Alfuente Local BPSU Main Campus Federation and BPSU

“Increasing Your Library’s Baliuag University, university December 12, Esmeralda O. Lorayes Students of MLIS, Presence through- Hall, Annex III DSI Bldg. Gil Local 2015 Lani A. Sangalang Baliuag University Low-Cost Marketing” Carlos St.

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True to its mandate of producing relevant researches, members of the BPSU community are constantly encouraged to conduct researches that are perceived to create a strong and positive impact on community development. In its enthusiasm to participate in the endeavors of the national government to provide immediate and appropriate solutions to the pressing issues in various sectors, the University through its Research and Development Office motivate its faculty and student researchers to conduct multi-disciplinary researches. Furthermore, the University also seeks to establish partnerships with agencies with whom it can obtain research funding and also conduct collaborative researches. Forging linkages definitely proved worthwhile as it contributed to the increase in the number of researches conducted in 2015 (see Tables 25 and 26).

RESEARCHES CONDUCTED

Table 25. Externally-Funded Researches

Status Funding Project No Title of Project Project Proponents Project Duration (On-Going/ Agency Cost Completed) On-going; August 2013 – July subject for Utilization of Small Farm R i c s o n L . I n e s 1 Ermalyn M. De Guzman DA-RFU3 3,000,000.00 2015 extension due Reservoir for Upland Agriculture Jose Paulo B. Tuazon (2 years) to changing crop cycle Juliet Allerga A. Blanas The Validity of the June 2014 – March Leslie R. Jorge 2 CHED-BPSU 131,985.00 2015 Completed Re-Implementation of the Ferry Irene Gina D. Cruz (10 months) Service in Port of Orion, Bataan Rogi John Curt D. Cruz

Establishment of a Travel and Joanne D. Lobrino June 2014 – December 2014 3 Tourism Center in Bataan Anne Regina R. Galicia CHED-BPSU 127,650.00 Completed Peninsula State University Bernadeth B. Gabor (7 months) The Effectiveness of the Proposal Manual in Event Irene Gina D. Cruz June 2014 – January Juliet Allerga A. Blanas Management for Tourism and 2015 4 Bachelor of Science in Hotel Rogi John Curt D. Cruz CHED-BPSU 178,785.00 Completed and Restaurant Management Leslie R. Jorge (8 months) Students in Bataan Peninsula Bernadette B. Gabor State University On-going; Establishment of Pilot Coral September 2014 - Reef Nursery Unit in Manila Bay Delia S. Llave August 2015 Continuing 5 Area Specifically in Limay and Alvin B. Cervania DENR 1,000,000.00 Adrian C. Perdio as advised by Mariveles, Bataan: Project 1 (12 months) DENR

IEC Assessment and Evaluation Alvin Cervania January 2014 - August 6 (Manila Bay) at Balanga City and Delia Llave DENR 470,000.00 2015 Completed , Bataan Adrian Perdio Pilar (8 months) Faye Baret Mark Anthony Colentava October 2014 - Armando Ching Jr. On-going; Coin Saver: Best way to save Smart September 2015 7 Laurence Arguelles 500,000.00 (production and market study) Sweep Reden Aquino (12 months) Continuing Jayven Gozon Erwin Levy Vinzon Aerobic Rice Research and Jonathan E. Lacayanga 2013-2016 8 Development Project for Region DA - BAR 4,780,000.00 On-going III (Collaborator) (3 Years) Bataan Provincial Cities and Lianne B. Santos DTI- 9 Municipalities Competitiveness Completed Sisenando Masangcap Index (CMCI) Region 3

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Table 26. Internally-funded Researches

Status Funding Project Project No Title of Project Project Proponents (On-Going/ Agency Cost Duration Completed) Sherrilyn B. Quintos Effectiveness of Online Course Yolanda D. Reyes June 2014-March 1 in English using Content Based Cynthia M Ronquillo BPSU-GAA 55,055.00 2015 Completed truction (CBI) Rowell de Guia Ins (10 months) Maria Christine Cordero War Survivors of the Japanese Aurora S. de Guzman June 2014- Occupation in Bataan (1942- 2 Susan C. Laggui, EdD BPSU-GAA 79,000.00 January 2015 Completed 1945): Their Stories via Digital Rowena G. Atuan (8 months) Preservation (Phase I) S y l v i a B . Pa n g i l i n a n I r e n a P apadopoulos M a . E l e n a O . A g u i l a r M a r i a K a r i n a I . C a r l o s June 2014- Exploring the Cultural Aspects O r p h a C . D e L e o n January 2015 3 of Compassion in Nursing: A BPSU-GAA 104,000.00 Completed N o r m a R . P a n t a l e o n , Survey Study E v e l y n R . R a m o s (8 months) M a . F l o r i n d a O . R u b i a n o M a . F l o r e n d a I . S y Rosita D. Vianzon Curriculum Based Management M o n i n a S . R o m e r o April 2014 – and Evaluation Practices of Yolanda D. Reyes March 2015 4 BPSU Instructions: Students’ BPSU-GAA 58,080 Completed L e a n d r o T. O l u b i a Evaluation of University Ma. Anna O. Feliciano (12 months) Teaching Tracer Study of Graduates in BPSU Abucay Campus Z o i l a M . D u q u e November 2013 5 Effectiveness of the BSEd/BSA S u s a n O . A l e g a d o BPSU-GAA 67,000.00 – N o v e m b e r 2 0 1 5 On-going Programme in Meeting the Job Christian Balba (2 years) Needs of Graduates 2007-2013 February 2015 – Design, Evaluation and Pilot J o n a t h a n E . L a c a y a n g a July 2016 Testing of Hand Tractor Drawn W a l t e r G . Va l d e z 6 BPSU-GAA 385,00.00 On-Going Multi-purpose Machine for M o r r i m e r N . D a a g (18 months) Grain Crop Production Zorille D. Villaflores

Walter G. Valdez Development, Evaluation and (Project Leader) February 2015 – Pilot Testing of Cookstove John Ryan C. Dizon January 2016 7 Thermoelectric Generator for (Study Leader Rodrigo BPSU-GAA 373,000.00 On-Going Biomass Dependent Muñoz(Study Leader) (12 months) Households Jonathan E. Lacayanga Zorille D. Villaflores

Bataan Major River Discharges: Ricson L. Ines August 2015 – 2017 8 A Basis for Climate Change M o r r i m e r N . D a a g BPSU-GAA 359,480.00 July On-Going Adaptation and Mitigation Ricky Macalinao (2 years) S y l v i a B . Pa n g i l i n a n M a . E l e n e O . A g u i l a r G e r a r d o G . B a l a n a O r p h a C . D e L e o n Challenges of the Graduates in M a r l o n G . J o s e M a r c h 2 0 1 5 - the Nursing Licensure N o r m a R . P a n t a l e o n November 2015 10 BPSU-GAA 132,500 On-Going Examination: Avenue for Board E v e l y n R . R a m o s Rating Improvement Ma. Florinda O. Rubiano (10 months) M a r i e tt a S . S a n t o s M a . F l o r e n d a L . S y C a t h e r i n e M . Tu a z o n Rosita D. Vianzon March 2015 – Risk and Vulnerability to C a r i n a C . B a t o l February 2016 11 Flooding of Hermosa and L e a n d r o T. O l u b i a BPSU-GAA 100,000.00 On-Going Dinalupihan, Bataan Charity S. Enriquez (12 months)

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Status Funding Project Project No Title of Project Project Proponents (On-Going/ Agency Cost Duration Completed) R u b y S . M a ti b a g March 2015 – Reproductive Health Beyond J o c e l y n F. V i l l a n u e va October 2015 12 Bar: Threat of H.I.V. at Bataan BPSU-GAA 100,000.00 On-Going M o n i c a T. H i p o l i t o District Jail Mary Grace C. Forbes (8 months) G l e n d a C . M a g n o February 2015 – Training Needs Analysis for M a r i a F e V. R o m a n September 2015 13 Mothers of BPSU-DC’s Adopted BPSU-GAA 75,000.00 On-Going G l e n d a D. A b a d Barangays Noeme M. Nocom (8 Months) 2015 – R o n n e l J o s e p h C o o p e r March Development of Automatic Fish April 2016 14 D e l i a S . L l a v e BPSU-GAA 289,000.00 On-Going Feeder Using Micro Controller Jun R. Lacap (14 months) Consuelo G. Cruz Development and Evaluation of September 2015 ( S t u d y L e a d e r ) Worktext in Analytic Geometry – August 2016 15 BPSU-GAA On-Going or BPSU Engineering and DET f R o l a n d o M . C a r p i o (12 months) Students Vicente B. Lintag Ed ua rdo S. Ti na o ( S t u d y L e a d e r ) September 2015 Taking Intellectual Property A r l e n e D. I b a ñ e z – August 2016 16 Rights Seriously: Are We In or C r i s ti n a C . R i v e r a BPSU-GAA On-Going a r o n a u l i v e r a Out A P R (12 months) C h a r i t y S . E n r i q u e z Andrea O. de Jesus

Exploration of Conceptual Kimberly C. Rivera August 2015 – Understanding and Science July 2016 17 (Study Leader) BPSU-GAA On-Going Process Skills in Properties of Matter through Visual Arts Normita M. Lugtu (12 months)

Income Generating Project (Research-based) One of the University’s targets is to utilize its researches for extension and production purposes. In 2015, the research project “Commercialization on the Vertical Fed Biomass Cookstove” was featured in Unang Hirit and Smile Radio of Bataan and gained attention from the public due to the health- and environment friendly features of the said product. Further recognition on this project was obtained after the project was presented to various research conferences in Cambodia and China. Approximately 120 units of the biomass cookstove had been sold by the University.

Commercialization of the Jonathan E. Lacayanga February 2015 – Jose Paulo B. Tuazon July 2016 1 Vertical Fed Biomass BPSU-GAA 1,339,700.00 On-Going Herminio L. Miguel Cookstove Zorille D. Villaflores (18 months)

CONFERENCES ATTENDED The Research and Development Office, being committed to promoting the completed researches in the University, encourages the participation of faculty researchers to research conferences in the local, regional, national and international level. As can be seen in Table 27, twenty (20) researches were presented to conferences. Out of the twenty (20) presented researches, three (3) were given recognition in the BPSU In-House Review.

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Table 27. Faculty Researches Presented to Conferences

Level Title and Date of Awards (Local, Regional, No. Title of Research Proponent/s Event Obtained National, International) REDTI National Research Assessment of Biosecurity Armando A. Villafuerte Conference Across 1 Strategies of Selected Fishponds National Felicisima E. Tungol Discipline/ in Bataan January 21-23, 2015 Surveillance and Control of Tuberculosis among the Inmates of R u b y S . M a ti b a g BPSU-BC Faculty 2 the Bataan Provincial Jail: Basis for Wilma B. Tumaliuan 2nd Best Paper Local a Population-Specific Arnaldo M. Cajilig In-House Review 2015 Implementation Program L e a n d ro T. O l u b i a A Tracer Study of the Teacher Yolanda D. Reyesed Education Graduates of Bataan Francisco S. Sanchez BPSU-BC Faculty 3 Local Peninsula State University M o n i n a S . R o m e r o In-House Review 2015 2007-2012 Gemma C. Adraneda Benjamin M. Adraneda Jr. Yo l a n d a D. R e y e s Cynthia M. Ronquillo Development of Content Based in BPSU-BC Faculty 4 Sherrilyn B. Quintos Local English Language Learning R o w e l l G . D e G u i a In-House Review 2015 Maria Kristina Cordero The Performance of BPSU Examinees in the CPA Licensure Jimelyn H. Evangelista BPSU-BC Faculty 5 Examination for the Period May 3rd Best Paper Local Lorna O. Dela Paz In-House Review 2015 2007-October 2012: A Statistical Analysis Assessment of Self-Esteem BSED Freshmen Students of Bataan Rolliver M. Baciles BPSU-BC Faculty 6 Local Peninsula State University: Basis for Teresita R. Castillo In-House Review 2015 Educational Intervention Ronald Tyron B. dela A Community Needs Assessment Rosa Camilo D. Domiguez of Selected Barangays in Bataan: Romeo C. Tuazon Jr. Basis for Extension Program of the BPSU-BC Faculty 7 G e r a r d o S . B a l a n a Local College of Nursing And Midwifery M a r l o n G . J o s e In-House Review 2015 of the Bataan Peninsula State R o s i t a D . V i a n z o n University Ma. Florinda O. Rubiano Sylvia B. Pangilinan I r e n a P apadopoulos Ma. Elena O. Aguilar Maria Karina I. Carlos Exploring the Cultural Aspects of O r p h a C . D e L e o n BPSU-BC Faculty 8 Compassion in Nursing: A Survey Best Paper Local Norma R. Pantaleon Study In-House Review 2015 Ev e l y n R . R a m o s Ma. Florinda O. Rubiano M a . F l o r e n d a I . S y Rosita D. Vianzon Surveillance and Control of 2nd Symposium on Tuberculosis among the Inmates of Health Research 9 the Bataan Provincial Jail: Basis for Ruby S. Matibag a Population-Specific Projects in Region 3 (CLHRDC) April 24, 2015 Implementation Program A Community Needs Assessment of 2nd Symposium on Selected Barangays in Bataan: Basis Health Research 10 Rosita D. Vianzon for Extension Programs of College Projects in Region 3 of Nursing and Midwifery (CLHRDC) April 24, 2015

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Level Title and Date of Awards (Local, Regional, No. Title of Research Proponent/s Event Obtained National, International) Philippine Science Consortium (PSC) Joint Research Congress for J o h n R y a n C . D i z o n Faculty and Students Arman Ray Nisay 11 National N e l s o n S . A n d r e a August 12-14, 2015 Fe P. Maglaque University of the Northern Philippines, Vigan City, Ilocos Sur 2015 Central Luzon – Regional Invention Contests and Exhibits (RICE)

12 Vertical Fed Biomass Cookstove Jonathan E. Lacayanga August 25-27, 2015 Regional Walter Mart San Fernando, San Agustin, City of San Fernando, Pampanga 2015 Central Luzon – Regional Invention Contests and Exhibits (RICE) 13 Briquetting Machine John Ryan C. Dizon Regional August 25-27, 2015 Walter Mart San Fernando, San Agustin, City of San Fernando, Pampanga 2015 Central Luzon – Regional Invention Contests and Exhibits (RICE)

14 Pineapple Processing Apparatus Gerald S. Robles August 25-27, 2015 Regional

Walter Mart San Fernando, San Agustin, City of San Fernando, Pampanga 93rd Foundation Anniversary and 58th Nurses Week Status Problems, and Challenges C e l e b r a ti o n a n d towards Mental Health Care of Maria Caroline L. National Convention 15 the Sub-Priority Programs of the S a n t o R u b y V. D a v i d National Philippine National Mental Health Nemia D. Calimbas SMX Lanang Premier, JP Program in Balanga City, Bataan Laurel Avenue, Davao City

October 20-22, 2015 3rd Aerobic Rice National Conference

Organized by: Bulacan Agricultural State Jose Paulo B. College in cooperation 16 Tuazon Walter G. Valdez with Sultan Kudarat Zorille D. Villaflores State University

October 20-23, 2015 Sarangani Highlands, Purok Wal, Tambler, General Santos City

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Level Title and Date of Awards (Local, Regional, No. Title of Research Proponent/s Event Obtained National, International) 13th Asia TEFL Research Congress

Effectiveness of Online Course November 6-8, 2015 17 in English Using Content-Based Sherrilyn B. Quintos International Instruction International Youth Cultural Center, Nanjing, China 3rd International Conference on Agriculture and Biotechnology (ICABT 2015)

Organized by: Assessment of Aquaculture 18 Biosecurity Measures in Bataan, Rudy C. Flores Asia-Pacific Chemical, International Philippines Biological and Environmental Engineering Society (APCBEES)

1November 9-11, 2015

Jinju, South Korea 3rd International Conference on Agriculture and Biotechnology (ICABT 2015) Blended Organic Acids and Plam Vinegar (Acetic Acid) as Organized by: 19 Performance enhancers and Hermogenes M. Paguia Asia-Pacific Chemical, International Inhibitor to Salmonella spp. In Biological and Poultry Environmental Engineering Society (APCBEES)

November 9-11, 2015

Jinju, South Korea Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area Waste Management Practices in Conference the Adopted Barangays of Bataan Maria Fe V. Roman 20 International Peninsula State University, Glenda C. Magno Palawan State University Dinalupihan Campus Puerto Princesa, Palawan

December 14-16, 2015

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Table 28. Faculty and Research Personnel Invited as Resource Speakers

Level (Local, No Faculty and Personnel Title and Date of Event Organizer Regional, National, International) J o n a t h a n E . L a c a y a n g a UCCP C o m m u n i t y D e v e l o p m e n t S e m i n a r United Church of Christ in the 1 W a l t e r G . V a l d e z National June 26-27, 2015, Floridablanca, Pampanga Philippines Jose Paulo B. Tuazon Training on Aerobic Rice and Organic J o n a t h a n E . L a c a y a n g a Vegetable Farming 2 UCCP Task Force Haiyan National Walter G. Valdez November 16-20, 2015, College of Maasin, Maasin City, Leyte Seminar on Current Good B e r n a d e t h B . G a b o r M anufacturing P r a c ti c e s Department of Trade and 3 J o a n n e D . L o b r i n o Industry Bataan Provincial Local September 23, 2015, Crown Royale Hotel, City Oliva Ann S. Siccion Office of Balanga, Bataan

To maximize the skills of the members of the BPSU community, the University also encourages the involvement of students in conducting researches. Their involvement shall enable them to apply what they learned in classroom discussions to come up with a research that will lead to innovation or enhancement. The University has produced several student researches that were acclaimed by various research organizations. For 2015, six (6) student researches qualified for presentation to regional, national and international conferences.

Table 29. Student Researches Presented to Conferences

Level (Local, No Title of Research Proponent/s Title and Date of Event Regional, National, International) Assessment of the ESL Writing Anxiety of the Second 2015 UBelt National Research Year English Major Students J a n A d a m s D. M a gta n o n g 1 Conference National at Bataan Peninsula State Adviser: Norberto G. Casabal University Dinalupihan March 5, 2015 Campus Assessment of Compliance 2nd Symposium on Health to the Expanded Program on G i a n n a Ka l i l a h T. Ro m a n 2 Research Projects in Region 3 Regional Immunization in Cataning, Adviser: Ruby S. Matibag Hermosa, Bataan April 24, 2015 2nd Satisfaction Index of Patients Symposium on Health C l a u d e tt e G . C ay e ta n o esearch Projects in Region 3 3 Cared for by Nursing Student R Regional Adviser: Ruby S. Matibag of BPSU-CNM SY 2014-2015 April 24, 2015 The Influence of Facebook on the Writing Skills of the 2015 UBelt National Research Fourth Year High School M a r i l o u A . B u gto n g 4 Conference National Students at Bataan Peninsula Adviser: Norberto G. Casabal State University-Laboratory March 5, 2015 High School

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Level (Local, No Title of Research Proponent/s Title and Date of Event Regional, National, International) Symposium on the Status and Sharmaine De Leon Pyrolytic Cookstove: A Current Initiatives on Biochar J o h n M a r k M a r q u e z Modified Vertical Fed Stove Utilization in the Philippines Ro n Ro n a l d V i n zo n 5 for Household Level and National M a r i n e l l e D a t u University of the Philippines, Rotary Drum Pyrolyzer for J o yc e L a g m a n Loa Baños, Laguna Biochar Production Eric Dalmacio November 18, 2015 International Assembly of Youth for UNESCO (Y4U) Documentation and Job D. Paguio 6 Preservation of Aeta J a i m e M . F o r b e s September 21-23, 2015 International Magbukon’s Oral Literature Ferdianne B. Bermudo University of Santo Tomas, Manila

Published Researches Educational institutions must prioritize the publication of its researches if they aim to contribute to development. A completed research which only sits on a bookshelf has no capacity to make an impact but those that are published are catalysts for change. Being conscious of the said fact, the Research and Development Office continues to seek opportunities for the publication of completed faculty researches. As much as possible, the University aims for the publication of its researches in referreed journals, and it was able to accomplish this goal by having one (1) completed research published in the International Journal of Research in Management and Business Studies.

Published Faculty Researches

No Title of Research Proponent/s Name of Publication Date Published J e s s e l y n C . M o r t e j o Pedagogical Views and Preparations International Journal of Research in R o l a n d o P. M a n a l i g o d 1 on ASEAN Integration: A Two-Level Management and Business Studies Jan-Mar 2015 R y a n R . P e c s o n Educational Perspective (IJRMBS 2015) Vol 2 Issue 1 Anne Marie R. Señora

Patented Researches Aside from pursuing research publication, the Research and Development Office continues to apply for patents as means to protect both the researchers and the researches. As shown in Table 30, the Research and Develop- ment Office have submitted applications for the patenting of twelve (12) utility models to the Intellectual Property Office.

Table 30. Submitted Utility Models

Reference No Title of Research Proponent/s Date Applied Status Number Coinsaver: A New and Innovative For evaluation by 1 Faye Baret, et. al April 27, 2015 22015000179 Way to Save IPO examiners

Cashew Nut Shell Cracking For evaluation by 2 Arman Ray N. Nisay, et. al April 27, 2015 22015000180 Device IPO examiners

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Reference No Title of Research Proponent/s Date Applied Status Number For evaluation by 3 Compact Segmented LEDS Nelson S. Andres, et. al April 27, 2015 22015000181 IPO examiners Hybrid Energy Generation For evaluation by 4 Mar O. Tapia, et.al April 27, 2015 22015000182 System via Roof Ventilation Fan IPO examiners and Solar Panels Offshore Vertical Multi-Blade For evaluation by 5 Wind-wave Turbine Energy Nelson S. Andres, et. al April 27, 2015 22015000183 IPO examiners Converter Localized Portable Clothes For evaluation by 6 Arman Ray N. Nisay, et. al April 27, 2015 22015000184 Drying Cabinet IPO examiners Manual Operated Handle Type For evaluation by 7 Arman Ray N. Nisay, et. al. April 27, 2015 22015000185 Transplanter IPO examiners Tri-Propeller Wind Type For evaluation by 8 Mar O. Tapia, et. al. April 27, 2015 22015000186 Generator IPO examiners Double Turbine (Vertical Vortex ) For evaluation by 9 Nelson S. Andres, et. al April 27, 2015 22015000187 Pico-Hydroelectric Generator IPO examiners Pico Hydro Generator System For evaluation by 10 Mar O. Tapia, et.al. April 27, 2015 22015000188 Using Low Head Propeller IPO examiners Published for Opposition 11 Automatic Sieve( Sand Sieving) John Ryan Dizon, et. al Sept 17, 2012 22012000514 (E-Gazette, vol 18, #59 Published for Opposition 12 Electricity Producing Shoe John Ryan Dizon, et.al Sept 17, 2012 22012000510 (E-Gazette, vol 18, #59, June 3, 2015)

Table 31. Registered Utility Models

Reference No Title of Research Proponent/s Date Applied Status Number Registered (March 13, 2015), published May 8, 1 Biomass Gasifier John Ryan Dizon, et. al Sept 17, 2012 22012000518 2015, Certificate of Registration on process Registered (March 25, 2015), published June 3, Double Actin Pedal Driven Can 2015, E-Gazette, 2 John Ryan Dizon, et. al Sept 17, 2012 22012000515 Compactor vol 18, #59, Certificate of Registration on process Registered (March 25, 2015), published June 3, 2015, E-Gazette, 3 Two-wheel Plant Seeder John Ryan Dizon, et.al Sept 17, 2012 21012000517 vol 18, #59, Certificate of Registration on process

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Table 32. Submitted Inventions

No Title of Research Proponent/s Date Applied Reference Number Status Published for opposition and for substantive 1 Floating Device Eduardo S. Tinao Nov 21, 2013 12013000348 examination, E-Gazette, vol 18, #58 June 1, 2015 Published for Pineapple Processing Opposition 2 John Ryan Dizon, et. al Dec 18, 2013 12013000379 Apparatus (E-Gazette, vol 18 #68, June 29, 2015

As the University remains determined to produce premium researches, it continues to recognize the value of sending its faculty researchers to trainings, seminars and conferences. Attending seminars and trainings continue to provide faculty-researchers on the recent trends in research and research methodologies. Active participation of the University’s researchers to trainings, seminars and conferences raise their awareness on the current concerns of the community that need to be addressed through conducting research.

Table 33. Symposiums, Trainings, Workshops and Seminars attended by RDO Staff

Title of Seminar/ Date of No Workshop/ Participant/s Venue Sponsoring Agency Level Activity Training/ Conference G l e n d a D . A b a d Seminar-Workshop Institute for Climate A l v i n B . C e r v a n i a on Biodiversity Training Center, Change and R o m u a l d o B . D e G u z m a n Conservation in BPSU Abucay Environmental 1 A n d r e a O . d e J e s u s January 15, 2015 Regional Bataan Natural Campus, Abucay, Management (ICCEM), D e l i a S . L l a v e Park, Abucay, Bataan Central Luzon State A d r i a n C . P e r d i o Bataan University (CLSU) Antonio B. Zapanta Commodity Packaging of 2 Proposals for January 26, 2015 M a r k N e l l C o r p u z Milkfish and Mud DOST-PCAARRD, Los M y l e n B . Y a d a o DOST-PCAARRD National Crab Baños, Laguna Abraham S. Antonio Aquafeeds and 3 Mussel Proposal January 27, 2015 Packaging Training on R i n a Q . P a g u i a Talimundoc 4 Mushroom Lea F. Salas January 23, 2015 Orani, Bataan Multi-sectoral Farmers Provincial Cultivation Ricson L. Ines Association Training on T h r e e Q u a l i t a ti v e Approachs to Job D. Paguio February 16-21, 5 Research: Case Cagayan De Oro City BPSU-GAA National Study, Naratology Daniel Bawan 2015 and Hermeneutics

Statistical Data Philippine Statistical Management and Diliman, Quezon 6 Andrea O. de Jesus March 2-6, 2015 Research and Training National Analysis using MS City Institute Excel

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Title of Seminar/ Date of No Workshop/ Participant/s Venue Sponsoring Agency Level Activity Training/ Conference Basic IBM-SPSS R i a - A n n L . D i z o n Strategic Research and 7 Training for L i a n n e B . S a n t o s March 3-4, 2015 Makati City Development Center, Inc. National Researchers Consuelo G. Cruz (STRAND-Asia) Survey Operations Philippine Statistical Sylvia B. Pangilinan March 9-13, Diliman, Quezon 8 and Questionnaire Research and Training National Ruby S. Matibag 2015 City Design Institute Water-Food- Energy Nexus R u d y C . F l o re s PICC, Roxas Blvd, National Research 9 in Inclusive and Hermogenes M. Paguia March 11, 2015 National Pasay City Sustainable Ria-Ann L. Dizon Council of the Philippines Development Training Course on PSRTI Mabini Philippine Statistical FGD: March 16 – 20, 10 Zorille D. Villaflores Training Rm., Research and Training National 2015 Administration and Institute Analysis Diliman, QC Bureau of Soils and Water Management Paladin Hotel, (BSWM) in partnership Training-Workshop March 17-18, Abanao Extension with the Philippine 11 on Sustainable Ricson L. Ines National 2015 Corner Cariño Overview on Land Management Street, Baguio City Conservation Approaches and Technologies (PHILCAT) Central Luzon Health Re s e a rc h a n d Research Proposal Maria Caroline L. Santos- PSAU, Magalang, Develo p m e n t 12 May 13-15, 2015 Regional Writeshop Ma. Florinda A. Rubiano Pampanga Consortium (CLHRDC) – Capacity Building Committee Training/Retooling PhilRice Training PhilRice and IRRI in of Implementers Arturo M. Alegado March 17-20, Center, Brgy collaboration with the 13 National on Next Editha A. Ganado 2015 Maligaya, Muñoz, Department of Generation Project Nueva Ecija Agriculture Central Luzon Health Re- R u b y S . M a ti b a g Holy Angel search and Development Basic Ethics 14 Ma. Florinda A. Rubiano May 21-22, 2015 University, Angeles Consortium (CLHRDC) Regional Training Sylvia B. Pangilinan City, Pampanga – Capacity Building Committee The 5 Choices 6799 Ayala Avenue, 15 to Extraordinary Lianne B. Santos March 25, 2015 Smart SWEEP National Makati City Productivity 36th Agency In- Jonathan E. PhilMech Philippine Center for House Research L a caya n ga Auditorium, Science Postharvest 16 and Development Ricson L. I n e s May 25-26, 2016 National City of Muñoz, Development and Review and Plan- Wa l te r G . Va l d ez Nueva Ecija Mechanization ning Workshop Ricky S. Macalinao Training on Journal and Author S h e r r i l y n B . Q u i n t o s Mabuhay Manor, IAMURE Multidisciplinary 17 Impact: How to get L o r n a R . R o l d a n June 8-11, 2015 National Pasay City Research your publication Job D. Paguio cited by scholars Central Luzon Health Re- Holy Angel search and Development Training on Good Maria Caroline L. Santos 18 June 9-11, 2015 University, Angeles Consortium (CLHRDC) Regional Research Practice Anita C. Alburo City, Pampanga – Capacity Building Committee Asian Development Deep Dive Bank Headquarters, ADB, ENERGIA and 19 Zorille D. Villaflores June 15-19, 2015 6 ADB Avenue, Global Alliance for Clean National Workshop Mandaluyong City, Cookstoves Manila

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Title of Seminar/ Workshop/ Date of No Participant/s Venue Sponsoring Agency Level Training/ Activity Conference

Intellectual Property Office of the IPOPHIL Milti-purpose Seminar Workshop Hall, Intellectual June 15-18, Philippines (IPOPHIL) in 20 on IP Marketing and Eduardo S. Tinao Property Office of the 2015 cooperation with the Valuation Philippines, Mckinley World Hill, Taguig Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Basic Webpage Devel- PSRTI Mabini Philippine Statistical Ro d a M . A d r i a n o June 15-19, 21 opment for Dissemina- Training Rm., Research and National Cherry A. Collera 2015 tion of Statistics Diliman, QC Training Institute Widus Hotel and Interdisciplinary Bio- 2015 Philippine Inter- June 16-18, 22 Jonathan E. Lacayanga Casino, Clark fuels Research Studies International national Conference 2015 Pampanga Center in UP Los Baños Compliance of Gov- ernment/Public and DOST III Conference Private Healthcare Fa- Room, Maimpis, City 23 Ma. Florinda O. Rubiano July 9, 2015 DOH-RO3 Regional cilities in Region III on of San Fernando, Waste Management Pampanga Protocols

Practical IP Center, McKinley Thomson Reuters Eduardo 24 Approaches to Patent S. Tinao July 9, 2015 Hill Town Center, Fort Training thru IPO International acio, Taguig Analytics Bonif Philippines Research Central Luzon Packaging Agriculture Resources July 15-16, BPSU, Main Research and 25 Rudy C. Flores Regional Workshop on Aquatic 2015 Campus, Balanga City Development Research in Region 3 Consortium with World Fish (CLARRDEC)

National Semi- Board of Agricultural nar-Workshop on Engineering, Aquaculture Engi- Professional Regula- neering and Aquacul- College of tion Commission, UP ture-Fisheries Research Engineering and M o r r i m e r N . D a a g July 21-22, L o s B a ñ o s a n d t h e 26 and Development and Agro-Industrial Tech- National Ricson L. Ines 2015 Department of Extension Agenda for nology, UP Los Baños, the Agricultural and Laguna Agriculture in Fisheries Mechani- collaboration with the zation RDE Network Bureau of fisheries and (AFMechRDEN) Aquatic Resources Ronnel Joseph Cooper 27 GAD Training Ma. Katrina Sabel A. BPSU Orani Hostel GAD Local Corpuz R i a - A n n L . D i zo n G l e n d a D. A b a d A r l e n e D . I b a ñ e z R u b y S . M a ti b a g D e l i a S . L l a v e A l v i n B . C e r v a n i a C a t h e r y n P a n l a q u i M a r i a C a r o l i n e S a n t o s A r n o l d C a j i l i g Department of Research Ethics J o b P a g u i o Science and Review: Can Prevailing N e i l D. D av i d Philippine Ethics Mechanisms Technology (DOST), W a l t e r G . Va l d e z August 24- International 28 Protect Human Department of Health International Ronnel Joseph C. Renedo 27, 2015 Subjects in the Con- Convention Center, (DOH) in partnership B e l i n d a M . L a p u z temporary Context of Manila with the Council on Sherrilyn B. Quintos Research Innovation Health Research and E d u a r d o R . C o r t e z Development A d r i a n C . P e r d i o Maru Grace C. Forbes L o r n a R . Ro l d a n C o n s u e l o G . C r u z L i a n n e B . S a n t o s Jose Paulo B. Tuazon A n d r e a O . d e J e s u s Mark Anthony Corintin

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Title of Seminar/ Workshop/ Date of Sponsoring No Participant/s Venue Level Training/ Activity Agency Conference

PhilRice Central Arturo M. Alegado 28th National Rice R&D September 9-10, Experiment Station, Philippine Rice 29 Ed i t h a A . G a n a d o National Conference 2015 Science City of Research Institute Jonathan E. Lacayanga Muñoz, Nueva Ecija Philippine Innovation Summit Crowne Plaza September USAID-STRIDE and 30 “Synergy 2015: Eduardo S. Tinao Galleria, Ortigas National 21-22, 2015 IPOPHL Expanding the Center, Pasig City Innovation Pipeline for Economic Growth” 26th Regional Symposium on PhilMech, Science October 13-14, 31 Research and Jose Paulo B. Tuazon City of Muñoz, CLAARRDEC Regional 2015 Development Nueva Ecija Highlights

Technological Writeshop for the Rodolfo M. Matacot Intellectual October 20-23, University of the 32 Preparation of Patent Edmond M. Camingal National 2015 Philippines, Ayala Property Office of Applications Eduardo S. Tinao Blvd, Ermita Manila the Philippines

Intellectual Intellectual Property Center, IPOPHL, 28 Property Office of the Philippines Training on Patent November 12, Upper McKinley 33 Eduardo S. Tinao National Cooperation Treaty 2015 Road, Fort (IPOPHL) and the Bonifacio, Taguig World Intellectual City Property Organization (WIPO) Orientation on Estab- lishing the Policies and Guidelines on Gender E m m a n u e l C . M a g a r a e g Commission on Hacienda Gracias, and Development Ria-Ann L. Dizon November 23, Higher Education 34 Remedios, Lubao Regional in the Commission Ma. Digna M. De 2015 Regional Office III Pampanga on Higher Education Guzman (CHED RO 3) and Higher Education Institutions Central Luzon Health Research and Systems Plus College Central Luzon Health R i a - A n n L . D i zo n December 7-8, Foundation, Research and 35 Development Regional Rudy S. Matibag 2015 Balibago, Angeles Development Consortium Strategic City, Pamapanga Consortium Planning Workshop 3rd Regional Forum on Sustainable Agricul- tural Mechanization in Asia and the Pacific and the 11th Session Center for of the Technical J o n a t h a n E . L a c a y a n g a Sustainable Committee of the Ricson L. Ines December 9-11, C e n t u r y P a r k , 36 Agricultural National Center for Sustainable Wa l t e r G . Va l d e z 2015 Ocampo St. Manila Mechanization Agricultural Mecha- Ricky Y. Macalinao nization and the 3rd UPLB ASEAN Conference on Agricultural and Biosystem Engineering Conference (ACABE)

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Linkages

Through building linkages, the University was able to obtain funding and also conduct collaborative researches with external agencies.

Global Alliance for Clean Cookstove (A United Nations Foundation) DA DA – BAR DA – RFU III DAR BWSM PCARRD CLARRDEC State Colleges and Universities LGU’s PSAE CLIERDEC United Methodist Church BBMC / DECMPC United Christian Church of the Philippines Alay Bayan Luzon Inc. CLHRDC – Central Luzon Health Research and Development Consortium BJMP – Bureau of Jail Management and Penology DOST – Department of Science and Technology

IN-HOUSE REVIEWS

BALANGA CAMPUS R & D FACULTY IN-HOUSE REVIEW 2015

Faculty In – House Review “Awareness in Developing Model of Ethical and Quality Multidisciplinary Research Systems” February 6, 2015 CNM Amphitheater – BPSU Balanga Campus

Guest critics from Tarlac State Universiy with VP for REAS, Mr. Rudy C. Flores

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Papers presented to Balanga Campus Faculty In-House Review

No Paper Proponents

Surveillance and Control of Tuberculosis among the Inmates of the Bataan Ruby S. Matibag 1 Provincial Jail: Basis for Population-Specific Implementation Program Wilma B. Tumaliuan 2ND BEST PAPER Arnaldo M. Cajilig Yolanda D. Reyes Development of Content Based Instruction on Line Course in English Language Cynthia M. Ronquillo Learning 2 Sherrilyn B. Quintos Rowell G. De Guia 3RD BEST POSTER Maria Kristina Cordero Leandro T. Olubia A Tracer Study of the Teacher Education Graduates of Bataan Peninsula State Yolanda D. Reyes Francisco S. Sanchez 3 University 2007-2012 Monina S. Romero BEST POSTER Gemma C. Adraneda Benjamin M. Adraneda Jr. Performance of BPSU Examinees in CPA Licensure Examination during the Period Jimelyn H. Evangelista 4 October 2007-May 2012: A Statistical Analysis Lorna O. Dela Paz 3RD BEST PAPER Ro n a l d Ty ro n B . D e l a Ro s a Camilo D. Dominguez Community Needs Assessment of Selected Barangays in Bataan: Basis for Romeo C. Tuazon Extension Programs of CNM BPSU 5 Gerardo Salvador Balana Marlon G. Jose Rosita D. Vianzon Ma. Florinda O. Rubiano Sylvia B. Pangilinan Ma. Florinda O. Rubiano Irena Papadopoulos Exploring the Cultural Aspects of Compassion in Nursing: A Survey Study Ma. Elena O. Aguilar 6 Maria Karina I. Carlos BEST PAPER AND 2ND BEST POSTER Orpha C. De Leon Norma R. Pantaleon Ma. Florenda I. Sy Rosita D. Vianzon Assessment of Self-Esteem of BSEd Freshmen Students of Bataan Peninsula State Rolliver M. Baciles 7 University: Basis for Educational Intervention Teresita R. Castillo

BALANGA CAMPUS STUDENTS’ IN-HOUSE REVIEW HELD

BPSU R&D 4th Students’ In – House Review “Honing Young Minds Through Research” March 16, 2015 Room 143-144 BPSU Balanga Campus

MEETINGS AND CONSULTATIONS

BPSU-ITSO OFFICERS CONSULTS WITH THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OFFICE The Bataan Peninsula State University Innovations and Technology Support Office (BPSU–ITSO) with Mr. Edu- ardo S. Tinao, ITSO Manager and Mrs. Arlene D. Ibañez, Research Chairperson, Main Campus visited the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) at Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City on March 5, 2015. The visit was arranged to discuss the comments and suggestions by IPO regarding the draft of the BPSU Intellectual Property Policy and Guide- lines submitted for evaluation at IPO Philippines. IP specialists Mrs. Amelou E. Lim and Mrs. Aurelia Go assisted Mr. Tinao and Mrs. Ibañez in the finalization of the draft. Oher concerns such as the registration in the WIPO On-line IP courses were discussed with IP Specialists. The IPO personnel guided Mr. Tinao and Mrs. Ibañez in the registration process in the Distance Learning Courses offered by the World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO). The On-line learning package is free of charge. Mr. Tinao and Mrs. Ibañez registered in two learning courses (Basic Patents and Patent Drafting) which will start on May - July 2015 and

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September –November 2015, respectively with the assistance of IPO IP Specialists. The other plans of ITSO were also discussed with IPO Specialists which includes the Launching of the BPSU ITSO and the holding of the Innova- tion and Technology Fair in April 2015.

ITSO Manager of BPSU Mr. Eduardo S. Tinao visits IPO Philippines in Taguig City.

ATTENDANCE TO RDC-III SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON COMPETITIVENESS

The Regional Development Council-III (RDC-III) Special Committee on Competitiveness had called a meeting with its regional partners which includes the academe, private and government agencies. The Bataan peninsula State University (BPSU) is one of its implementing arms in in the conduct of researches on competitiveness index of cities and municipalities. BPSU was represented by Ms. Arlene D. Ibañez, Research Chairperson, Main Campus.

The said meeting discussed the directions set for the conduct of 2015 Cities and Municipalities Competitive- ness Index (CMCI) including updates from the NCC-RCC meeting held in Puerto Princesa, Palawan on February 12-13, 2015. The National Competitiveness Council (NCC) has developed a template of standard indicators in the areas of Economic Dynamism, Government Efficiency and Infrastructure as a tool for the Local Government Units (LGUs) to evaluate its competitiveness and improve its performance and attractiveness for investments which will be gathered through the CMCI project.

CMCI Cluster Briefings will be held in March 2015 for the seven Central Luzon Provinces. The province of Bataan is scheduled on March 13, 2015 at 1:00 pm at the Bataan Provincial Tourism Center, Balanga City, Bataan.

It is expected that CMCI partners from the academe will signify their commitment to participate in the project. The academe will be tasked to check and validate completeness and validate LGU entries in Online CMCI System and reports completed forms to the Regional Development Council (RDC)

ATTENDANCE TO THE 2015 ANNUAL INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT OFFICE (ITSO) PLANNING WORKSHOP

The BPSU Innovation and Technology Support Office (ITSO) Staff headed by Mr. Eduardo S. Tinao, ITSO Man- ager with Ms. Arlene D. Ibañez, Research Chairperson, Main Campus; Ms. Charity S. Enriquez, Technical Staff and Miss Andrea O. de Jesus, Administrative Assistant attended the ITSO Planning Workshop sponsored by the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) in cooperation with the Western Philippine University (WPU) on February 10-12, 2015 held at Skylight Hotel, Rizal Avenue, Puerto Princesa, Palawan.

The activity for the 2015 ITSO Planning focused on the ITSO networks’ plans, programs and projects and identification of issues and concerns of the respective ITSO member institutions. To provide inputs and serve as refer- ences in formulating intervention plans on identified issues and concerns of ITSOs. Seminars attended by some ITSO representatives were echoed and best practices by ITSO member institutions were shared to the participants.

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MOA SIGNING FOR APPROVED PROPOSALS AT BPSU MAIN CAMPUS

The signing of the Research Agreement for Internally funded researches is a requirement before the release and implementation of research projects. Several proposals submitted to the Research and Development Office (RDO) were evaluated and approved for funding. The following proposals were approved for funding as of the first quarter of 2015:

Budgetary No Title Proponents Sector Duration Requirements (PHP)

Offshore Vertical Multi-blade Nelson S. Andres, BSEE Engineering & Feb 2015-September 1 40,000.00 Wind-Wave Turbine Energy Converter Students Technology 2015

Development of a Wind-driven Nelson S. Andres, BSEE Engineering & Feb 2015-September 2 16,000.00 Magnet Generator students Technology 2015

Nelson S. Andres, BSEE Engineering & Feb 2015-September 3 Development of Segmented CFLEDS 30,000.00 students Technology 2015

Improvised Pico-Hydro Generator Mar O. Tapia, BSEE Engineering & Feb 2015-September 4 30,000.00 System Using Low-Head propeller students Technology 2015

Hybrid-Wind Generation Using Push Engineering & Feb 2015-September 5 Plates and Wind Cube as Alternative Mar O. Tapia, et. Al. 30,000.00 Technology 2015 Source of Electricity

Development of Tri-Propeller Wind Mar O. Tapia, BSEE Engineering & Feb 2015-September 6 30,000.00 Generator Students Technology 2015

Roda M. Adriano, BPSU Online Access System for Janice Christian Managing Research and Development March 2015-December 7 Morales, Louie F. Technology 103,000.00 Services: An Untapped Resource for 2015 Pangilinan, Cherry A. Creative Thinking Collera

Applying Game Elements to Teaching Computer Programming Courses Cristina G. Rivera, March 2015-February 8 Technology 80,800.00 (Phase 1: Development of a Mobile Aaron Paul C. Rivera 2016 App Platform)

Rachel R. Laureano, Perla B. Estrella, Lorena Zapanta, Kezia S o c i a l a n d 105,000.00 (GAD: How Can We Make You Stay? Alvaro, Icelle Soriano, October 2015- 9 50,000; BPSU: Rowena Mamangon, Behavioral September 2017 Increasing Student Retention at BPSU 55,000.00) Mylene Hualda, Science Mylene Samaniego, Fatima Dianco

An Analysis of the Feasibility for the Social & February 2015- June 10 Offering of Bachelor of Science in John Ryan C. Dizon 25,000.00 Behavioral 2015 Industrial Engineering Science

Social & Electronics Engineering Graduates” Nelson S. Andres, Mar March 2015- February 11 34,000.00 Tracer Study, 2012-2014 O. Tapia Behavioral 2016 Science

Gerald S. Robles, Localized Portable Clothes Drying Engineering & February 2015- 12 Arman Ray Nisay, 11,000.00 Cabinet Technology September 2015 BSME students

John Ryan C. Dizon, Engineering & Feb 2015-September 13 Cashew Nut Shell Cracking Machine Arman Ray N. Nisay, 13,000.00 Technology 2015 BSME students

Alfredo D. Valentos, Manually Operated Handle Type Rice Engineering & Feb 2015-September 14 Arman Ray N. Nisay, 10,000.00 Transplanter Technology 2015 BSME students

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Budgetary No Title Proponents Sector Duration Requirements (PHP) Reduction of Water Hyacinth Arman Ray N. Nisay, Engineering & Feb 2015-September 15 12,000.00 Population Through Fabrication of BSME students Technology 2015 Fiber Extractor

Mechanical Apparatus for Making Arman Ray N. Nisay, Engineering & Feb 2015-September 16 11,000.00 Walis Tingting BSME students Technology 2015

The team leaders and members of the above mentioned projects convened at the Research and Develop- ment Office on February 2015 for the signing of the Research Agreement among the proponents, the Research and Development Office and the Bataan Peninsula State University.

CONSULTATION MEETING ON REVISION OF PROPOSALS (Main Campus)

Faculty from the Main Campus was called for a consultation meeting on the evaluation of their research proposals from January 6-9, 2015. The proposals were evaluated in terms of technical quality, significance, and impact of the study as well as the universality of the research process.

The researchers were advised to revise their proposals in accordance to the evaluation measures, suggestions, and comments on the paper. The following papers were subjected to evaluation:

PROPONENTS RESEARCH TITLE Ma. . Lolita G Masangcap Development of an On-line Crop Suitability and Soil Fertility Mapping System for the Province of M a . D i o re l l a A . Pa g u i o Bataan (Phase 1:Development of Crop Suitability System) Marissa B. Ramos Roda M. Adriano Janice Christian Morales BPSU On-line Access System for Managing Research and Development Services: An Untapped Louie F. Pangilinan Resource for Creative Thinking Cherry A. Collera Aida T. Solomon Development of Web-Based Emergency Management System with SMS Technology Ma. Lolita G. Masangcap Consuelo G. Cruz Development and Evaluation of Worktext in Analytic Geometry of BPSU Engineering Students Rolando M. Carpio Cristina G. Rivera Applying Gamified Elements to Teaching Computer Programming Courses Aaron Paul C. Rivera Nelson S. Andres Mar O. Tapia EE Graduates Tracer Study, 2010-2014 Jason Anthony B. Banzon Sherrilyn B. Quintos Cynthia Ronquillo Enhancement of On-line Course in English Language Learning Yolanda Reyes Rowell de Guia Irene Gina D. Cruz Juliet Allegra Blanas The Impact of Outcomes-Based Application of Skills and Knowledge Earned Through Augmented Formal Training of BS in Hotel and Restaurant Management and Bachelor of Science in Tourism John Rogi Curt Cruz Management of BPSU to Enhance Competencies: Leading to the Creation of Practicum Manual Leslie R. Jorge Nelson S. Andres Quantifying the Risk in the Practice of Unlicensed Barangay Electrician in Selected Areas in Balanga Mar O. Tapia City Jason Anthony B. Banzon Flora D. Canare Assessment of Readership and Learning Outcomes of Campus Publications in BPSU Thelma D. Manansala Eugene S. Magno The Needs Assessment of K-12 Elementary Teachers in Mental Math/Singaporean Math in Selected Christian Jugo Districts in the Province of Bataan: Bases for Extension Activities of Math Cluster Of BPSU Benjamin Adraneda Fe Maglaqui

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PROPONENTS RESEARCH TITLE Marianita Sarmiento Leslie Jorge Imelda Esguerra A Tracer Study of the BS Tourism Graduates of the Bataan Peninsula State University, 2013 and Olivia Siccion 2014 Zenaida Dela Rosa Juliet Allegra Blanas Students’ Attitudes Toward Instruction in Relation to Classroom Organization, Classroom Zenailda O. Luna Discipline and Teachers’ Personality in the High Schools of Balanga City, Bataan, 2015-2015 The Effects of Playing On-Line Games on the Academic Performance of the BS Industrial Lorna L. Loyola Technology Freshmen Students of BPSU Main Campus (2014-2015)

Arlene D. Ibanez Exploring The University Perspectives on Research Productivity: Towards a Strategic Research Framework for the Bataan peninsula State University Ria-Ann L. Dizon Jonathan E. Lacayanga Phase 1: The University Research in Transition: A Synthesis of the State Colle to State University Delia S. Llave Research Performance Glenda D. Abad Ruby S. Matibag Phase II: Valuing Faculty Perspectives on Research: Learning from the Researchers’ Experience Eduardo S. Tinao Arlene D. Ibanez Cristina G. Rivera Taking Intellectual Property Rights seriously: Are We In or Out? Aaron Paul Rivera Charity S. Enriquez Andrea O. De Jesus

CONSULTATION-WORKSHOP ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS HELD

The Research and Development Office (RDO) in coordination with the BPSU Innovation and Technology Sup- port Office (ITSO) had invited Engr. Emmanuel M. Mendoza, Area Manager, IPSO, Intellectual Property Fields Opera- tions Unit, Baguio City for a two-day Basic Training and Consultation Workshop on Intellectual Property Rights Aware- ness: Specifications and Claims and Processing of IPR Documents for Students and Faculty on April 7-8, 2015 held at the BPSU Conference Room, 3rd Floor, Administration Building.

Faculty and students from the College of Engineering, College of Industrial Technology, and Orani Campus participated in the activity. Mr. Eduardo S. Tinao, Head of ITSO, Mrs. Arlene D. Ibanez, R & D Chairman (Main Campus) and Andrea O. de Jesus, ITSO Administrative Assistant facilitated the conduct of the consultation-wokshop. The topics discussed were: Overview of the Intellectual Property, IP Documents and Patent Search. The second day was devoted to the understanding and drafting specifications and claims of projects. The workshop had given the students and faculty members’ opportunities to draft specifications and claims for their respective projects gain knowledge on the processing of documents for IPR registration.

UNIVERSITY ASSISTED PROJECTS APPLIEDS AS UTILITY MODELS

University assisted projects produced by the College of Engineering and Architecture (CEA) faculty and students were submitted for evaluation as utility models to the Intellectual Property Office. The creators of these projects had sought registration as means to protect their research outputs and prepare these projects for utilization and commercialization. Ten (10) utility models were subjected to evaluation by the BPSU ITSO during its consultation meeting with IPO representative, Engr. Emmanuel Mendoza on April 7-8, 2015 and applications were received by the IPO on April 27, 2015 with the following application numbers:

Utility Model Application Application Number

1) Coinsaver: A New and Innovative Way to Save 22015000179

2) Cashew Nut Shell Cracking Device 22015000180 3) Compact Segmented LEDS 22015000181 4) Hybrid Energy Generation System via Roof Ventilation Fan and Solar Panels 22015000182 5) Offshore Vertical Multi-Blade Wind-wave Turbine Energy Converter 22015000183 6) Localized Portable Clothes Drying Cabinet 22015000184 7) Manual Operated Handle Type Transplanter 22015000185

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Utility Model Application Application Number 1) Propeller Wind Type Generator 22015000186 2) Double Turbine (Vertical Vortex ) Pico-Hydroelectric Generator 22015000187 3) Pico Hydro Generator System Using Low Head Propeller 22015000188

REGISTRATION OF BPSU UTILITY MODELS

Three (3) BPSU Utility Models earlier published at the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) Gazette had been approved for registration by the IPO. These projects are the Biomass Gasifier, Two-wheel Plant Seeder and Double Acting Pedal Driven Can Compactor.

Notice of publication released to the University stipulated that in the absence of adverse information lodged at IPO, the Utility Model application shall be considered registered as of date of publication and thereafter, the Certifi- cates of Registration shall be prepared and issued. Thus, these projects were registered and Notice of Issuance of Cer- tificates of Registration were forwarded to BPSU. Certificates of Registration will be released through the authorized BPSU representative. Details of the registration of the aforementioned projects were published at the IPO Gazette dated May 8, 2015 for the Biomass Gasifier and June 3, 2015 for the Double Acting Pedal Driven Can Compactor and Two-wheel Plant Seeder.

MORE BPSU PROJECTS PUBLISHED AT IPO E-GAZETTE

The publication of BPSU IP applications for registration which include two Utility Models and one Invention marks another opportunity for possible registration of research projects. These recently published projects are the Automatic Sieve (Sand sieving) and Electricity-Producing Shoe, both Utility Model applications published on June 3, 2015, volume 18, no. 59 of the IPO E-Gazette. These projects were created by CEA students under the mentorship of Dr. John Ryan Dizon and within a period of one month after publication, these projects are subject for opposition. However, in the absence of adverse information lodged at IPO regarding the said Utility Models, these projects shall be considered registered as of date of publication. On the other hand, the invention Floating Device by Mr. Eduardo S. Tinao, published on June 1, vol. 18, no. 58, IPO E-Gazette will be further subjected to substantive examination after publication.

The publication of IP applications had given opportunities for the faculty and students to seek protection of their creative works. The tedious processing of IP documents is facilitated by the Research and Development Office in coordination with the BPSU Innovations and Technology Support Office (ITSO) which is one of programs undertaken by the RDO to support creativity among faculty members and students.

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extension services

The University’s concern not only focuses on educating the students but it also encompasses the interests and welfare of the outside community. With that, its Office of Extension Services continues to create and pursue implementation of extension projects and programs that are intended to promote the development of various sectors.

PROJECTS FOR 2015

Table 34. IMPLEMENTED EXTENSION PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS FOR 2015

Date of the Venue of the Total No. Of Title of Extension Program Persons Involved Activity Activity Beneficiaries Jenifer Z. Carandang, Susan Laggui, Aurora de Guzman, 1st In-house Training for Extension BPSU-Balanga Charity Enriquez, January 23, 2015 42 Implementers Campus Lorna O. Dela Paz, Gerardo Salvador Balana, John Kevin B. Gamiao Mrs. Digna M. De Guzman, Mrs. Aurea Reyes, Seminar Workshop on Basic Extension Mrs. Lydia Alipio, February 27, 2015 BPSU-Orani 39 Services Development Dr. Hermogenes Paguia, Ms. Lydia Pinili, Mr. Nomer Varua Dr. Thelma Manansala, Dr. Bernadeth Gabor, Arlene D. Ibañez, Seminar-Workshop on Developing Dr. Jesselyn Mortejo, College Instructors as Instructional May 11 to 15 and Dr. Emmanuel Macaraeg, BPSU Campuses 37 Leaders [New and Permanent College 18 to 22, 2015 Instructors] Dr. Marianita Sarmiento, Dr. Homer Tacubanza, Dr. Flora Canare, Dr. Melvin Escartin

Rudy C. Flores, March 9, 12, April Philippine National Aquasilviculture 6, 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, Samal, Limay, Jonathan M. Salas, 393 Program 25, May 4, 5, 14, Hermosa and Orani Abraham S. Antonio 21, 2015 Commercialization of Low-Cost Green House Structure of Hydroponics and Engr. Jonathan E. Lacayanga Nov. 18 & 19, 2015 CEPD, Leyte 16 Production of Lettuce and High Value Engr. Walter G. Valdez Vegetable Crops Rina Q. Paguia, Jan. 23, Feb. 4, April Dinalupihan, Commercialization of Vulvariella Arturo M. Alegado, 23, 24, May 15, July Samal, Hermosa, volvacea and Oyster Mushroom Thru 241 18, Aug. 6, Oct. 3 Balanga, Mariveles Techno-Demo and Seminars Lea F. Salas, Ricson L. Ines and Mirasol M. Rosano and 10, 2015 and Limay Dr. Ricson L. Ines, Promotion and Utilization of Vertical Fed Engr. Jonathan Lacayanga, May 27, Nov. 5 and Biomass Cookstove and Rice-Hill Seeder Bataan 35 6, 2015 Thru Demonstrations and Seminars For. Romualdo de Guzman, Mirasol Rosano Science and Technology Hermogenes M. Paguia, Rudy C. Jan. 6, 29, Feb. 10 Abucay and 51 Community-Based Farm (STCBF) on Flores and Mirasol M. Rosano and April 30, 2015 Balanga Mango Production in Bataan Coffee Production Thru S&T For. Romualdo de Guzman, Samal, Orani and May 20, 2015 20 Interventions Mirasol Rosano Abucay Mark Nell C. Corpuz, Ma. Katrina Sabel A. Corpuz, BPSU Orani Seminars for Improved Fish Farm Mailen Mae B. Yadao, J u n e 2 6 , 2 0 1 5 Campus, Orani, 17 Biosecurity in Bataan Abraham S. Antonio, (ON GOING) Bataan Ronnel Joseph Renedo, Belinda M. Lapuz

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Date of the Venue of the Total No. Of Title of Extension Program Persons Involved Activity Activity Beneficiaries June 26, July 3, 24, Rina Q. Paguia, Arturo M. 31, Aug. 7, 14, AAP: Season Long FFS on EM-Based 21, 28, Sept. 4, 11, Orani 338 Organic Solaneceous Crop Production Alegado, Lea F. Salas, Ricson L. 18, 25, Oct. 23, 28, Ines and Mirasol M. Rosano 30, Nov. 6, 13, 16, 18, 2015 Hermogenes M. Paguia, Editha Science and Technology - Based Farm on January 16 & 17, Ganado, Nomer Varua and Bataan and Aurora 16 Pineapple Production 2015 Mirasol M. Rosano Dr. Hermogenes Paguia, Rudy Science and Technology Model Farm Mabalacat, Pam- Flores, Dr. Conrado J. Oliveros, Sept. 3 & 4, Dec. 4, (STMF) on Mango Production in panga; Zoocobia, 36 Mirasol Rosano, Monaliza 2015 Clark Pampanga Rodriguez Romulado de Guzman, Abucay and Agri-Lakad Seminar Aug. 26 & 27,2015 207 Dr. Ricson Ines, Dr. Arturo M. Balanga Alegado Science and Technology Hermogenes M. Paguia, Arturo Mar. 16, June 13, Abucay and M. Alegado, Lea F. Salas, Ricson 58 Community-Based Farm (STCBF) on 19, Oct. 1, 2015 Balanga Organic Cassava Production L. Ines and Mirasol M. Rosano Seminar on Operation and Maintenance Arturo M. Alegado, Ricson L. Abucay, Samal, of Small Farm Reservior (SFR) and Fish Sept. 17 & 18,2015 21 Ines and Jonatan E Lacayanga Bagac Culture for Upland Agriculture January 5, Fabruary 14, 21, March 7 Selected Area of Gulayan sa Barangay Extension Project Zenaida Baino, Dr. Rowena (First Batch) and Sitio Sta. Monica, ‘’Improving the Health and Badua, Dr. Hermogenes Paguia, 238 April 22, 25, May 2, Upper Tuyo, City of Lorna Oximoso Environmental Condition’’ 24, 2015 (Second Balanga, Bataan Batch-with SPES) Agro-Forestry Technology and Develpoment of the Community-Based Romualdo De Guzman, Forestry management (CBFM) (Seminar Hermogenes M. Paguia and January 15, 2015 Abucay 84 -Workshop on Biodiversity Conservation Ricson L. Ines in Bataan Natural Park, Abucay, Bataan)

Training on Solid Waste Management to Dr. Maria Fe V. Roman, Dr. Glenda C. Magno, Mrs. Glenda Adopted Barangays and Schools July 29, August 23, D. Abad, Mr. Mark Anthony S. Dinalupihan 120 Marching Towards a Cleaner and 25, 2015 Corintin, Mrs. Jovylyn Eugenio, Greener Dinalupihan) BSEd Soc Sci Students March 24, 25, 26, Application of Coral Transplantation 27, 28, 29, 2015 (24 Technology to Improve Productivity of VP Rudy Flores, Dr. Hermogenes Paguia, Nomer Varua, Digna participants- Coral Reef Resources for Responsible Old Saysain, Bagac, de Guzman, For. Romualdo de 67 and Sustainable Fisheries to Harness Sangkalikasan) Bataan Potentials of Bagac, Bataan for Guzman, Mirasol Rosano, Mark August 12, 13, 2015 June Consigna (43 participants-BP- Underwater Activities SU) Application of Coral Transplantation VP Rudy Flores, Dr. Hermogenes Technology to Improve Productivity of Paguia, Nomer Varua, Digna August 13 to 14, Coral Reef Resources for Responsible de Guzman, For. Romualdo de 2015 Subic Bay 54 and Sustainable Fisheries to Harness Guzman, Mirasol Rosano, Mark Potentials of Subic Bay for Underwater (Sangkalikasan) June Consigna Activities Ma. Florinda O. Rubiano, Gerardo Salvador G. Balana, Ma. Elena O. Aguilar, Norma R. Pantaleon, Evelyn R. Ramos, Orpha C. De Leon, Sylvia B. Pangilinan, Edwin A. Riego, Ronnel C. Magpantay, Rosita D. Pulo, Orani; Training and Seminar on Health Related Vianzon, Jocelyn F. Villanueva, Hacienda, Abucay Activities for Brgy. Pulo, Hacienda and Rachel D. Castillo, ON GOING 95 and Upper Tuyo, Upper Tuyo Ruby V. David, Catherine M. Balanga City Tuazon, Marietta S. Santos, Maria Caroline L. Santos, Nemia D. Calimbas, Eden D. Limcangco, Ma. Florenda L. Sy, Anita C. Alburo, Monica T. Hipolito, Dr. Ruby S. Matibag, Charisse S. Flores

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Date of the Venue of the Total No. Of Title of Extension Program Persons Involved Activity Activity Beneficiaries Project Proponent: Alikabok Ele- Ly d i a O . A l i p i o mentary School, Pantalan Luma Awareness Seminar on Proper Tooth Members: Elementary School, Sept. 11, Oct, 1, 22, Pantalan Bago Brushing and Hand Washing for Belinda M. Lapuz, Mailen Mae 192 23, Nov. 6, 2015 Elementary School, Elementary Schools in Orani, Bataan B. Yadao, Gertrudes C. Padilla, Leonora Q. Roque, Christopher Paraiso Elementary M. Jugo, Ronnel Joseph C. School, Kaparangan Renedo, Marlon L. Turtur and Elementary School, Dr. Aurea S. Reyes Orani Bataan Jenifer Z. Carandang, Susan Sports Program for Physically and Laggui, Aurora de Guzman, Balanga Charity Enriquez, Lorna O. Dela February 5, 2015 21 Mentally Challenged Children (Phase II) Paz, Gerardo Salvador Balana, Elementary School John Kevin B. Gamiao Jenifer Z. Carandang, Susan Sports Clinic for Atletang Bataeño Laggui, Aurora de Guzman, May 4 to 15, 2015 Bataan 105 Season 3 Susan C. Laggui, Lorna O. Dela Paz, John Kevin B. Gamiao Project Leader: M s . K h r i s ti n a A n n e A . Dimarucut Enrichment Programs and Therapeutic July 25, Aug. Brgy. Parang- Interventions on the Aging Members Members: 7, 10, Nov. 26, Parang, Orani, 54 (Senior Citizens) of the Selected Roxanne T. Bongco, Romeo D e c . 1 2 , 2 0 1 5 Bataan Community Organizations of Bataan T. Quintos, Florencia Chiong, (ON GOING) Noriel Baltazar, Digna M. De Guzman, Kimberly C. Rivera and Janice Baltazar Jenifer Z. Carandang, Susan Laggui, Aurora de Guzman, Sports and Wellness Hub for BPSU BPSU Balanga Charity Enriquez, Lorna O. Dela February 5, 2015 20 Balanga Campus Campus Paz, Gerardo Salvador Balana, John Kevin B. Gamiao Bataan District Jail, Stress Management “Don’t Worry, Be Capitol Compound, Dr. Ruby S. Matibag February 9, 2015 48 Happy!” Balanga City, Bataan Dr. Ruby S. Matibag, Dr. Jocelyn Villanueva, Monica T. Hipolito, Operation Tuli Handog ng BPSU sa mga Edwin Riego, Eden May 1, 2015 Bataan District Jail 16 Anak ng Inmates Limcangco, Ronnel Magpantay, MAN Students

Seminar on Reproductive Health for Dr. Ruby S. Matibag, Mary Grace Forbes, Arnaldo Cajilig, Inmates / Seminar on Dr. Bernadeth Gabor, Dr. Jocelyn May 18, 2015 Bataan District Jail 107 Communicable Diseases for Bataan Villanueva, Monica T. Hipolito, District Jail Personnel MAN Students Dr. Sherilyn Quintos, Warren Tayag, Imelda Esguerra, Jeanette Abad, Noel Hipolito, Irene Gina Cruz, Dr. Bernadeth Gabor, Marlon Jose, Dr. Edgardo Suberi, Joanne Lobrino, Anne Regina Galicia, Rosemarie One-Day Dental Mission to the Inmates Ongoco, Rowena Badua, April 16, 2015 Bataan District Jail 97 of Bataan District Jail Zenaida Baino, Monaliza Rodriguez, Pretimino Paguio Jr., Kristine Ortega, Kristine Joy Roque, Ma. Florinda Rubiano, Evelyn Ramos, Orpha de Leon, Dr. Ruby Matibag, Grace Forbes, Gerardo Salvador Balana, Ma. Elena Aguilar Dr. Celia M. Lapid, Dr. Eugenio S. Magno, Mr. Ariel M. Tamayo, Mr. Resty M. Sarmiento, April 29, July 26, Assistance to the Pedicab Drivers in August 15, 30, Dinalupihan 25 Dinalupihan Mr. Joseph Ross E. Cortel, September 6, 20, Ms. Jimley M. Gonzales, Mrs. October 29, 2015 Catheryn C. Panlaqui. Mr. Mark Anthony S. Corintin

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Date of the Venue of the Total No. Of Title of Extension Program Persons Involved Activity Activity Beneficiaries Program: Developing and Empowering Indigenous Communities: Aetas Magbikin in Bayan-Bayanan, Pag-asa, Ms. Roxanne T. Bongco, Rowell Orani, Bataan Through the Need-Based G. De Guia, Ms. Khristina Ann June 27, July 04, 11, Bayan-bayanan, 25 and August 01, Brgy. Pag-asa, 16 Capacity Building and Livelihood Dimarucut, Mr. Romeo T. 2015 Orani, Bataan Intervention (Project 2: Literacy and Quintos, Digna M. De Guzman Numeracy Skills for Adults and Out-of-School Youth) Anne Regina Galicia, June 22, 23, 24, 25, Tour Guiding Dr. Bernadeth Gabor, Bataan District Jail 30 and 26, 2015 Joanne Lobrino Barangay Pag-asa, Dr. Felicisima E, Tungol, May 07, May and Dr. Yolanda B. Simbul, Lydia O 15, Nov. 19 Kaparangan, Orani, Seminar on Responsible Parenthood Alipio, Jun Lacap, Leonora Q. 168 a n d 2 6 , 2 0 1 5 and Barangay Gugo Roque, Dr. Pablo V. Acuña and (ON GOING) and Lalawigan, Elizabeth Medairos Samal, Bataan Dr. Felicisima E, Tungol, Dr. Yolanda B. Simbul, Lydia O M a y 1 4 , 2 0 1 5 Barangay Pag-asa, Seminar on Values Education Alipio, Jun Lacap, Leonora Q. 76 (ON GOING) Orani, Bataan Roque, Dr. Pablo V. Acuña and Elizabeth Medairos Jenifer Z. Carandang, Susan Laggui, Aurora de Guzman, BPSU Balanga Seminar-Training on Basic Sign Language Charity Enriquez, Lorna O. Dela March 14, 2015 15 Campus Paz, Gerardo Salvador Balana, John Kevin B. Gamiao Mrs. Noeme M. Nocom, Dr. Maria Fe V. Roman, Dr. Glenda C. Magno, Dr. Eugenio S. August 10, 11, 12, Magno, Mr. Ariel M. Tamayo, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, Remedial Teaching on Different Mrs. Maria Lanis S. Susi, Ms. 20, 25, 26, 27, 28, Dinalipihan 70 Disciplines Judy B. Dumlao, Mrs. Noraida September 1, 2, 3, G. Bardemorilla, Mrs. Catheryn 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, C. Panlaqui, Mr. Billy B. Alipio, 2015 Mrs. Maribel Tolentino, Julito L. Serrano, Jonathan A. Abad April 15, 16, 17, 20, Mrs. Marites F. Pascual, 21, 22, 23, 24, 28, HEADSTART 2015 Mrs. Julie D. Camacho, 3 29, 30, May 4, 5, 6, Dinalupihan 42 Students 7, 8, 11, 12, & 13, 2015 Engr. Nelson Andres, B a n g k a l , P a l i l i , Engr. Guillermo Lacson, Ala-uli, Nagwaling, E-SIR Trainings (Brigada Eskwela) May 26 to 30, 2015 46 Engr. Felix Paguio and Selected Diwa Elementary Engineering Students Schools Dr. Bernadeth Gabor, Joanne Lobrino, Anne Regina Galicia, Livelihood and Skills Development Leslie Jorge, Dr. Zenaida Luna, Bataan District Jail February 10 to July Program for BJMP - Bataan District Jail Dr. Victoria Roque, Carmelita (Female 30 7, 2015 (1. Food and Beverage Service) Ocampo, Engr. Kristine Ortega, Dormitory) Monaliza Rodriguez, Kristine Joy Roque Dr. Bernadeth Gabor, Joanne Lobrino, Anne Regina Galicia, Livelihood and Skills Development Leslie Jorge, Dr. Zenaida Luna, February 10 to July Bataan District Jail Program for BJMP - Bataan District Jail Dr. Victoria Roque, Carmelita 30 7, 2015 (Male Dormitory) (2.a. Bread and Pastry Production) Ocampo, Engr. Kristine Ortega, Monaliza Rodriguez, Kristine Joy Roque August 11, Sept. 11, Dr. Bernadeth Gabor, John Livelihood and Skills Development 18, 23, 24, Oct. 2, 7, Bataan District Jail Robert Garcia, Sharon Villaroel, Program for BJMP - Bataan District Jail 9, 12, 16, Nov. 3, 4, (Female 31 Rebecca Aragon, Melody (2.b. Bread and Pastry Production) 10, 13, 17, 20, 24, Partosa Dormitory) 27, 2015

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Date of the Venue of the Total No. Of Title of Extension Program Persons Involved Activity Activity Beneficiaries Livelihood and Skills Development Dr. Josefino Langas, Leon May 25 to July 7, Bataan District Jail Program for BJMP - Bataan District Jail Valencia, Joren Sevilla, Judith 15 2015 (Male Dormitory) (3. Welding Technology) Guzman, Michica dela Rosa August 11, Sept. 11, 18, 23, 24, Oct. 2, 7, Livelihood and Skills Development Dr. Bernadeth Gabor, Joanne 9, 12, 16, Nov. 3, 4, Bataan District Jail Program for BJMP - Bataan District Jail D. Lobrino, Leslie Jorge, Dr. 42 10, 13, 17, 19, 20, (Male Dormitory) (4. Housekeeping) Zenaida Luna, Melody Partosa 21, 22, 23, 24, 27, 2015 Engr. Aida T. Solomon, Cristina T r a i n i n g o n B a s i c C o m p u t e r O p e r a ti o n G. Rivera, Aaron Paul C. Rivera, April 27, 28, 29, 30, Pilar District of (1. Basic Computer Literacy Program for Roda M. Adriano, Engr. Janice May 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 28 DepEd Elementary Teachers) Christian T. Morales, Cherry and 8, 2015 Collera Maria Lolita Masangcap, Cristina G. Rivera, Aarol Paul C. T r a i n i n g o n B a s i c C o m p u t e r O p e r a ti o n Rivera, Rhea Lyn Halili, Charles May 11, 12, 13, 14 (2. Skills Training in Animation for High Division of Bataan 33 de Lazo, Engr. Maria Diorella Pa- & 15, 2015 School ICT Teachers of Bataan) guio, Marissa Ramos, Rolando Carpio, Selected ICT Students Engr. Aida T. Solomon, Cristina G. Rivera, Roda M. Adriano, Aar- May 11, 12, 13, 14, T r a i n i n g o n B a s i c C o m p u t e r O p e r a ti o n ol Paul C. Rivera, Cherry Collera, Orion District of 15, 18, 19, 20, 21 30 (3. Computer Literacy for Professionals) Engr. Janice Christian Morales, DepEd and 22, 2015 Marissa Ramos, Arlene Naoe, Seleceted ICT Students Dr. Gabor, Dr. Badua, Dr. Reyes, JLobrino, ARGalicia, LJorge, Dr. T r a i n i n g o n B a s i c C o m p u t e r O p e r a ti o n Luna, Dr. Roque, COcampo, (4. Skills Training in Computer EMatito, LLoyola, Engr. KOrtega, May 18, 19, 20, 21, Division of Bataan 23 Programming for High School ICT MRodriguez, KJRoque, Dr. & 22, 2015 Teachers in Bataan) Langas, Leon Valencia, Joren Sevilla, Judith Guzman, Joren Sevilla, Michica dela Rosa Dr. Rowena Badua, Dr. Aurea October 20, 21, 22, Reyes, Dr. Bernadeth Gabor, Food Preservation 23, 26, 27, 28, 29, Bataan District Jail 32 Rosemarie P. Ongoco, Kristine 30, 2015 Joy Roque, Monaliza Rodriguez Program: Developing and Empowering Indigenous Communities: Aetas Magbikin in Bayan-Bayanan, Mrs. Aurea Reyes,Mrs. Nenita Acuña, Mrs. Josephine Pag-asa, Orani, Bataan Through the Bayan-Bayanan, April 17 and May Need-Based Capacity Building and Almazan, Kristine Joy S. Simpao, Barangay Pag-asa, 28 Ms. Delsie Anne U. Manabat, 08, 2015 Livelihood Intervention (Project 1: Orani, Bataan Dr. Rolando B. Reyes and Ms. Livelihood Skills Development for the Venes A. Santiago Aetas Magbikin Women and Out-of-School Youth) Dr. Felicisima E. Tungol, Dr. Yolanda Simbul, Mrs. Aurea Reyes, Mrs. Lydia Alipio, Mrs. Seminar-Workshop on Siomai, Puto Nenita Acuña, Dr. Pablo Acuña, J a n u a r y 2 7 , 2 0 1 5 Cake and Pulvorones de Malunggay Samal, Bataan 30 Mrs. Josephine Almazan, Mrs. Making February 10, 2015 Naomi Bautista, Mrs. Leonora Roque, Mr. Jun Lacap and Ms. Elizabeth Medairos Dr. Pablo V. Acuña, Dr. Felicisima E, Tungol, Dr. Yolanda B. Simbul, Lydia O Alipio, Dr. Aurea S. Reyes, Nenita B. Acuña, Seminar-Workshop on Food Safety and May 26, 27, 28, BPSU Orani Josephine S. Almazan, Naomi 16 Hygiene Implementing NC II Cookery 2015 M. Bautista, Kristine Joy S. Campus Hostel Simapo, Leonora Q. Roque, Elizabeth Medairos, Crisanto Vallester and Venes A. Santiago Kristine Joy S. Simpao, Delsie Ann U. Manabat, Nenita B. Hotel and Restaurant Operation Skills Acuña, Naomi Bautista, (ON GOING) Orani on Wheels Josephine Almazan, Pablo V. Acuña, Jr., Dr. Aurea S. Reyes

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Date of the Venue of the Total No. Of Title of Extension Program Persons Involved Activity Activity Beneficiaries January 23, 2015 Shielded Metal Arc Welding Training for to March 4, 2015 Mr. Armando A. Villafuerte Orani, Bataan 18 the Out-of-School Youth including 6 Saturday Class Maribel Q. Tolentino, Cynthia D. Assistance to Computer Literacy Public Nuguid, Ferdinand M. Santos, April 22, 23, 24, Dinalupihan 41 School Teachers Maribel T. Palpalatoc, Joseph 2015 Ross E. Cortel, Donny F. Awa May 20, 21, 22, 26, Judy B. Dumlao, Maricris S. 28, 29, August 21, tember 9, 15, Disaster Management Training David, Resty M. Sarmiento, Sep Dinalupihan Boninfacio B. Dumlao 23, 24, 29, 30, 2015 (ON GOING) Engr. Kristine P. Ortega, Engr. Christopher V. Maglaque, Engr. BPSU-CEA Adopting and Developing the Arman Ray N. Nisay, Engr. Brian August 15, 29, Gawad Kalinga Community for a Better J. Tuazon, Analyn M. Bonifacio, September 5, 12, GK Orion 30 Future (1. Antenna Production) Annalyn II R. Esaga, Kristine 19, 2015 Joy G. Roque, Monaliza C. Rodriguez BPSU-CEA Adopting and Developing the Gawad Kalinga Community for Engr. Christopher V. Maglaque, Nov. 15, 21, a Better Future (2. Intelligent Street Engr. Faye Baret, Engr. Jane 2 9 , 2 0 1 5 GK Orion Lighting System for Gawad Kalinga Orion Salenga, Engr. Kristine Ortega (ON GOING) Community) BPSU-CEA Adopting and Developing the Gawad Kalinga Community for a Better Engr. Arman Ray N. Nisay, Engr. Sept. 24, 26, Future (3. Plumbing Design and Layout Kristine Ortega, Kristine Joy G. N o v . 1 9 , 2 9 , 2 0 1 5 GK Orion of Water Supply in the Gawad Kalinga Roque, Monaliza C. Rodriguez (ON GOING) Community) Livelihood Education Training (String Ball Dr. Bernadeth Gabor February 7, 2015 Bataan District Jail 30 and Grafting) February 10, 11, 12, Vegetable Based Baked Products Dr. Bernadeth B. Gabor Bataan District Jail 30 2015 Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) - MIG- Dr. Hermogenes M. Paguia, Ma. BPSU and other April 27, 28, 29, and MAG Welding Training on Carbon Steel Andrea Sundiam; Dr. Josefino Entrepreneurs / 15 30, 2015 Plates Langas; companies Dr. Bernadeth Gabor, Dr. 5th Skills Enhancement Training for Rolando Manaligod, MAEd THE May 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Teachers “Food and Beverage Services Bataan 15 Students, Joanne Lobrino, Anne and 9, 2015 NC II” Regina Galicia, Leslie Jorge Training Workshop on Bread and Pastry Dr. Rowena S. Badua, Production NC II for TLE Teachers of Rosemarie P. Ongoco, Imelda May 25 to 30, 2015 Bataan 22 Secondary School in Bataan Realce, John Mark Caraan Dr. Flora D. Canare, April 27, 28, 29, 30, Summer Short-Term Course for Tourism May 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, BPSU Main Dr. Bernadeth B. Gabor, Joanne 56 Students D. Lobrino, Anne Regina R. 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, Campus Galicia 15, and 16, 2015 Mr. Redentor E. Bañez, Dr. Celia M. Lapid, Ms. Fatima Bacala, Mr. Jonathan A. Abad, Mr. Riman D. Villanueva, July 4, 5, 18, 19, 25, Mrs. Catheryn C. Panlaqui, Dinalupihan and Free LET Review August 1, 2, 22, 29, 61 Mrs. Maria Lani S. Susi, Mrs. Hermosa Sunshine S. Talavera, Mrs. 2015 Maribel Q. Tolentino, Mr. Resty M. Sarmiento, Mrs. Glenda D. Abad, Dr. Eugenio S. Magno, Mrs. Noraida G. Bardemorilla Proponent: Dr. Yolanda Reyes, Dr. Charity Enriquez ; Lecturer: Mr Jaime Forbes, Mrs. Monina Romero, Ms. Carina Batol, Mr. April 17, 24, May 8, Romeo Quintos, Ms. Evelyn 15, 22, 29, June 13, CoEd Alumni LET’s Review BPSU 55 Perdio, Mr. Job Paguio, 20, 27, July 4, 11 Dr. Rolliver Baciles, Dr. Lourdes and 18, 2015 Santos, Ms. Maria Cristina Cordero, Ms. Gemma Adraneda, Mr. Leandro Olubia ANNUAL REPORT 2015 83 Bataan Peninsula State University

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CAPACITY BUILDING SEMINARS AND TRAININGS CONDUCTED FOR EXTENSION MANAGEMENT

First In-house Training for Extension Seminar – Workshop on Basic Extension Implementers Services Development Atendees: Atendees: BPSU – Orani Campus Extensionists BPSU – Balanga Campus Extensionists Date and Venue: February 27, 2015 in BPSU Orani Campus Date and Venue: January 21, 2015 in BPSU Balanga Campus

SEMINARS ATTENDED FOR EXTENSION

1st National Training – Workshop in the Conduct of Extension Programs Attendees: Dr. Eugenio S. Magno, Dr. Charity Enriquez, Dr. Bernadeth B. Gabor, Anne Regina R. Galicia, Joanne D. Lobrino, Zoila Duque, Zenaida Baino May 21 – 22, 2015 in UNP, Vigan, Ilocos Sur

Orientation – Workshop on Mainstreaming Rights-Based GAD in Research and Extension Attendees: Coordinators, Chairpersons and Directors and other Officials May 25 – 27, 2015 in Raven Resort, Abucay, Bataan

National Seminar Workshop On Capability Enhancement with the Theme: “Extension as a Major Strategy Towards the Realization of Inclusive Growth of the Society” Attendees: Dr. Hermogenes M. Paguia, Mr. Nomer N. Varua, Ms. Digna M. De Guzman, Dr. Lourdes S. Santos, Ms. Ma. Florinda Rubiano, Ms. Marites F. Pascual November 16 – 18, 2015 in Technological University of the Philippines, Ayala Blvd. Ermita Manila

Regional Orientation Workhop on SUC’s Extension Program Attendees: VP Rudy C. Flores, Dr. Hermogenes M. Paguia November 26, 2015 in Rene Cayetano Hall, BASC, San Ildefonso, Bulucan

2nd CHED National Extension Conference Attendees: Dr. Bernadeth B. Gabor, Dr. Eugenio S. Magno December 8-9, 2015 in Dagohoy Grand Hall, Bohol Tropics Resort, Tagbiliran City

Table 35. PRESENTATION OF EXTENSION PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS TO CONFERENCES TITLE OF THE SUBJECT OF COURSE PRESENTER DURATION ORGANIZED BY VENUE PROJECT PNEE AND CHMSC-8TH Natures Village STCBF on Mango Hermogenes M. February 17 – 19, PNEE AND CHMSC Resort, Talisay City, International Conference Production in Bataan Paguia, Ph.D. 2015 and Scientific Meeting Negros Occidental

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TITLE OF THE SUBJECT OF COURSE PRESENTER DURATION ORGANIZED BY VENUE PROJECT CLARRDEC 26th Regional PhilMech Science STCBF on Mango Hermogenes M. October 13 – 14, Symposium on Research CLARRDEC City of Muñoz, Production in Bataan Paguia, Ph.D. 2015 and Development Highlights Nueva Ecija 50th PAEDA BIENNIAL CONVENTION with the The Concourse theme “Helping STCBF on Mango Hermogenes M. October 22 – 23, Convention Center PAEDA, Inc. Philippine Agriculture Build Production in Bataan Paguia, Ph.D. 2015 and Bicol University. the Momentum and Gain Legazpi City, Albay the Edge in an Integrated ASEAN Economy”

IN-HOUSE REVIEW OF EXTENSION PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS

2015 In-house Review of Research and Extension cum Technology and Business Forum for Farmers and Stakeholders Attendees: Dr. Eugenio S. Magno, Dr. Charity Enriquez, Dr. Bernadeth B. Gabor, Anne Regina R. Galicia, Joanne D. Lobrino, Zoila Duque, Zenaida Baino May 21 – 22, 2015 in UNP, Vigan, Ilocos Sur

2015 Year-End Review & Assessment of the Completed & On-going Extension Projects Attendees: Faculty Extensionists, Extension Project/Program Leader, Project Presenter Date and Venue: December 21 - 22, 2015 in Conference Rm. 1, 3/F Admin Bldg., BPSU Main Campus

Table 36. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RENDERED AS RESOURCE PERSONS AND LECTURERS

REQUESTED TITLE PERSONS INVOLVED DATE VENUE BY Ms. Rina Q. Paguia, Talimundoc Banares Farm, Attendance to as Facilitators to the Ms. Lea F. Salas, Multi- Sectoral 01/23/2015 Training on Mushroom Cultivation Talimundoc, Orani, Dr. Rickson L. Ines Farmers Association Bataan

Ms. Anne Regina R. Galicia, Bulwagan ng Bayan Attendance as Resource Speakers to Ms. Elizabeth L. Medairos, Annex, Capitol the Women with Disability Ms. Ma. Caroline L. Santos, PSWDO 03/20/2015 Compound, City of Empowerment Seminar Ms. Nemia DL Calimbas, Balanga, Bataan Ms. Monina C. Montaniel

Dr. Bernadeth B. Gabor, D r. R o w e n a S . B a d u a , Bulwagan II, Capitol Attendance to the Provincial Office of the Provincial D r. R e m i g i o C . S a c d a l a n , J r. , 03/23-25/2015 Compound, City of Agriculture Achievement Day as Judges Ms. Nemia DL Calimbas, Balanga, Bataan Ms. Monina C. Montaniel

Mariveles Mental Attendance as Guest Speaker to the Ms. Eden D. Limcangco, Mariveles Mental 03/20/2015 Hospital, Poblacion, Health and Wellness Seminar Hospital Ms. Monica T. Hipolito, Mariveles, Bataan

Attendance as Guest Speaker to the Dr. Homer A. Tacubanza, Crown Royale Hotel, PSWDO 03/25/2015 PSWDO Team Bldg. Seminars Dr. Jesselyn O. Mortejo City of Balanga, Bataan

Attendance as Resource Speakers to Dr. Homer A. Tacubanza, Capacity Devt. Rm. Of the Team Enhancement PSWDO 04/23/2015 the Provincial Social Dr. Jesselyn O. Mortejo Seminar-Workshop Welfare

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REQUESTED TITLE PERSONS INVOLVED DATE VENUE BY

Attendance as Resource Speaker Dr. Homer A. Tacubanza, Gerry’s Grill Abucay, to the Seminar on Organizational PSWDO 05/13/2015 Bataan Strengthening Dr. Jesselyn O. Mortejo

Attendance as Resource Speaker to DENR, CENRO, the Basic Catering Principles and Dr. Bernadeth B. Gabor DENR 05/26/2015 Binukawan, Bagac, Procedures Bataan

Conference Room 1, Attendance as Resource Speakers to Dr. Arturo M. Alegado, BPSU Main OWWA 06/04/2015 Migrant Worker’s Day Ms. Josephine S. Almazan Campus, City of Balanga, Balanga Balsik National High Attendance as Guest Lecturer on Balsik National High Engr. Walter G. Valdez 06/10/2015 School, Hermosa, Hydroponics Vegetable Propagation School Bataan Attendance as Speaker to the 2015 OMSC – Murtha, Occidental Mindoro Agency In-house Review in Occidental Dr. Hermogenes M. Paguia 07/23-24/2015 Campus, San Jose, State College Mindoro State College Occidental Mindoro

Attendance as Contest Assessor Victoria Galeria, to the Competency assessment in Dr. Bernadeth B. Gabor TESDA 08/24-27/2015 Robinsons Mall, Pan Housekeeping NC II Resort Hotel

Attendance to the Training – Ms. Jackielyn R. Conference rm., Annex Bldg., Workshop on Developing the Magpantay, Mr. Rolando M. MAO – LGU - Pilar 09/9-11/2015 Small-Scale Business Enterprise (as C a r p i o , M s . L o r n a O . D e l a P a z , Municipal Hall of Resource Speakers) Mr. Sisenando C. Masangcap, Jr. Pilar, Bataan

Attendance as Resource Speaker to Nagwaling, Pilar, the Training on Food Processing for Dr. Bernadeth B. Gabor MAO – LGU - Pilar 09/17/2015 Bataan Rural Women

Attendance as Resource Speakers to Diamond Room, Dr. Homer A. Tacubanza, Crown Royale Hotel, the Team Building Activity of PSWDO 09/18/2015 Dr. Jesselyn C. Mortejo Capirol Drive, City of Samahang Day Care ng Bataan, Inc. Balanga, Bataan Attendance as Resource Speakers to the Agri-Fair and Exhibits of Dr. Bernadeth B. Gabor MAO – LGU - Pilar 10/5-6/2015 Pilar MAO-Pilar ABL Community Attendance as Trainers to the Ms. Josephine S. Almazan, Livelihood Association 10/21/2015 BPSU – OC Livelihood Training on Fish Processing Ms. Mailen Mae Yadao Training Association, Inc. Task Force Haiyan, CEPD, College of Attendance as Resource Speaker to Engr. Jonathan E. Lacayanga UCCP/ Presbyterian 11/18-19/2015 Aerobic Rice Training Maasin, Maasin City, Disaster Assistance Leyte Attendance as Trainer to TESDA’S Livelihood Training on Sweets Making 11/14,18- Socio-Civic Center, Dr. Bernadeth B. Gabor TESDA in the Municipalities of Dinalupihan 19/2015 Dinalupihan, Bataan and Orani Attendance as Assessors to PNU, 3/F MLW Dr. Bernadeth B. Gabor, Dr. Competency Assessments on Bread PWU 11/20-22/2015 Building, San Jose, and Pastry Production NC II and Rowena S. Badua City of Balanga, Housekeeping NC II Bataan Dr. Bernadeth B. Gabor, Attendance as Resource Speakers to Ms. Joanne D. Lobrino, Ms. Municipality of Extension Programs of the Rebecca G. Aragon Ms. Olivia 11/25-27/2015 Hermosa, Bataan Hermosa Municipality of Hermosa Ann S. Siccion, Mr. John Robert S. Garcia Conduct of Livelihood Training on Sweets Making for the Municipality of Dr. Bernadeth B. Gabor TESDA 11/27/2015 Hermosa, Bataan Hermosa (as Resource Speakers)

Attendance as Resource Speakers Dr. Jesselyn Mortejo, 12/7,9,11, to the Seminar and Trainings of the OWWA Hermosa, Bataan YAMAN PINOY Program Dr. Homer Tacubanza 15,29/2015

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REQUESTED TITLE PERSONS INVOLVED DATE VENUE BY Dr. Bernadeth B. Gabor, Attendance as Resource Speakers to Dr. Aurea S. Reyes, OWWA 12/12-19/2015 BPSU Main Campus the Training on Kakanin Making John Robert S. Garcia Dupla Salaza Attendance as Resource Speakers Engr. Jonathan E. Lacayanga, on Aerobic Rice Technology, Organic Resettlement Dupla Salaza, Paluig, Engr. Walter G. Valdez, 12/28-29/2015 Fertilizer Production and Business Community Multi- Zambales Dir. Jose Paulo B. Tuazon Enterprise Development Purpose Cooperation

PARTNERSHIPS AND NETWORKS (MOAs)

MOA – BETWEEN BPSU and BASC “REGION 3 INVASION: UPSCALING DIVERSIFIED AND INTEGRATED RICE-BASED FARMING SYSTEM IN THE UPLAND AREAS OF CENTRAL LUZON”

MOA BETWEEN BPSU AND CITY SCHOOL DEPED “SPORTS DEVELOPMENT FOR THE MENTALLY AND PHISICALLY CHALLENGED CHILDREN”

MOA BETWEEN BFAR AND BPSU “PHILIPPINE NATIONAL AQUASILVITURE PROJECT PHASE 3”

MOA BETWEEN NCCA AND BPSU “BANGKAL, ABUCAY, BATAAN SCHOOL OF LIVING TRADITIONS ON AETA INDIGINEOUS KNOWLEDGE – PHASE II”

MOA BETWEEN BPSU AND MMC – CAST “TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ON AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM”

MOA BETWEEN BPSU AND PCAARRD “SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY MODEL FARM (STMF) ON MANGO PRODUCTION IN PAMPANGA”

MOA BETWEEN BPSU – DAFRO 3 “COMMUNITY PARTICIPATORY ACTION RESEARCH: INTEGRATED RICE-BASED CUM SWEET POTATO AND SLAUGHTER GOAT PROCUTION IN BATAAN”

MOA BETWEEN BPSU AND UMCBCS “CONTINUING AGRICULTURAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING PROGRAM”

MOA BETWEEN BPSU AND GAWAD KALINGA – ORION “BPSU CEA ADOPTING AND DEVELOPING GAWAD KALINGA COMMUNITY FOR A BETTER FUTURE”

MOA AMONG BPSU, PCAARRD AND SANGKALIKASAN PRODUCER COOPERATIVE “APPLICATION OF CORAL TRANSPLANTATION TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE PRODUCTIVITY OF CORAL REEF RESOURCES FOR RESPONSIBLE AND SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES AND HARNESS POTENTIALS OF BAGAC, BATAAN FOR UNDERWATER TOURISM”

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MOA BETWEEN City Health Office and the Barangay Council of Barangay Tuyo and the City Disaster Risk Reduction Management Office (CDRRMO), Municipal Health Office and the Barangay Council of Barangay Kabalutan and Gabon “COMMUNITY HEALTH PROFILE OF SELECTED BARANGAYS IN BATAAN TOWARDS A PROPOSED SUPPORT SYSTEM”

MOA BETWEEN UCCP TFH/CM-CEDP “RICE PRODUCTION USING THE AEROBIC RICE TECHNOLOGY (ART) AND HYDROPONICS PRODUCTION SYSTEM”

M O A B E T W E E N B P S U a n d B a t a a n B r o i l e r C o n t r a c t G r o w e r s A s s o c i a ti o n MOA BETWEEN BPSU and Eastwest MOA BETWEEN BPSU and GAWAD KALINGA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION INC., MOA BETWEEN Overseas Workers Welfare Administration MOA BETWEEN PRATHISTA ENTERPRISE

INVOLVEMENT IN EXTENSION PROJECTS

Orani 54

Main 70

Dinalupihan 35

Balanga 31

Abucay 16

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80

Fig. 14. Number of Faculty and Employees Involved in Extension

PUBLICATIONS • OESNewsletter – Vol.1 No.1 – January to April 2015 • TAMBULI NG ORANI – Vol. No.2 – April to June 2015 • TAMBULI NG ORANI – Vol. No.3 – June to September 2015 • IMPACT UPDATES – Vol.1 Issue No. 1 – April to December 2015 • M A N G O P R O D U C T I O N M A N U A L ( u n d e r S T C B F o n M a n g o P r o d u c ti o n ) ISBN No. 978-971-9956-80-8 – December 03, 2015

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Table 37. AWARDS RECEIVED

RECOGNITION/ TITLE OF THE PROJECT PERSONS INVOLVED AGENCY GIVING RECOGNITION DATE AWARD

CLARRDEC, CLARRDEC 26th S & T Community-Based Farm on Mango Dr. Hermogenes M. Paguia Best Paper Regional Symposium on October 13 – 14, 2015 Research and Development Production in Bataan Highlights PAEDA, 50th PAEDA BIENNIAL CONVENTION with the theme S & T Community-Based Best Paper “Helping Philippine Agriculture Farm on Mango Dr. Hermogenes M. Paguia October 21 – 23, 2015 Best Presenter Build the Momentum and Gain Production in Bataan the Edge in an Integrated ASEAN Economy”

AMENDMENTS OF THE EXISTING EXTENSION POLICY AND GUIDELINES

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

Proposed Extension & Training Management Office

Director Extension & Training

Head Administrative Monitoring & Staff Evaluation Services

Head Head Head Head Training Consultancy & Applied Technology Services Technical Communication Transfer Services

EXTENSION THEMES

• Food Production and Security • Environment and Natural Resources Management • D i s a s t e r P r e v e n ti o n , P r e p a r e d n e s s a n d R e s i l i e n c y • M a r i n e B i o d i v e r s i t y a n d C o n s e r v a ti o n • S m a r t A n a l y ti c s a n d E n g i n e e r i n g I n o v a ti o n s • Health and Nutrition • Education, Behavioral Sciences and Cultural Development • Skills Development and Entrepreneurship

EXTENSION FRAMEWORKS AND DIRECTIONS

SUMMARY

At present, SUCs are required to report only on the major final outputs (MFOs) for extension as set forth in CMO 29, s 2012 and GAA which include the following:

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• No of persons trained by length of training • % of adoptors utilizing the tech in viable or profitable enterprises • % of trainees who rate services as good or better • % of requests responded to within 3 days • % of persons who rate timeliness as good or better

And the criteria for outstanding HEI extension project set forth in CMO 8 s 2008 include the following:

• Significance: contribution to regional/national development, contribution to the advancement of the discipline, • Institutional and policy support to the program, • Recognition given to the program

The indicators for evaluation and impact assessment should consider the following:

• Efficiency.This measures the use of resources viz-a vis outputs, outcomes and impacts and adherence to approved accounting and auditing rules.

• Effectiveness. This measures the achievement of objectives which shall focus on such outcomes and impacts as: 1. Changes in behaviour: knowledge, attitudes, skills of target populations; 2. Changes in socioeconomic and environmental conditions; 3. Changes in productivity and profitability of farms and enterprises; 4. Changes in organizational effectiveness and governance of organizations and local governments; 5. Improvements in human and security/reduction of casualty; 6. Improvements in processes and resource use efficiency;

• Academic outcomes and impacts. Academic outputs and impacts are important because these make the extension of HEIs unique from the rest of the extension services providers. 1. Scholarly publications and presentations in scientific/professional for a; 2. Inputs to curricular and instructional programs; 3. Inputs to research methodologies and agendas.

Extension Plans and Course of Actions:

1. Regular budget allocations to extension based on its extension agenda; 2. Capacitating faculty to do extension through training, faculty exchanges and cross visits with HEIs and agencies doing best practice extension activities; 3. Providing incentives to faculty to do extension through monetary and nonmonetary measures, workload adjustments, scholarships and awards for exemplary performance; 4. Strengthening extension program/project planning, monitoring and evaluation through regular planning workshops, community engagement exercises, periodic in-house and external monitoring and evaluation and clarifying criteria for evaluation; 5. S trengthening e x t e n s i o n a d m i n i s t r a ti o n a n d c o o r d i n a ti o n t h r o u g h a n a p p r o p r i a t e o r g a n i z a ti o n la s t r u c t u r e , a d e q u a t e s u p p o r t s t a ff , p o l i c y s u p p o r t s u c h a s B OR r e s o l u ti o n s, u p d a t e d R DE a g e n d a s , operations guidelines and manuals and regular budget dialogues and allocations; 6. Strengthening partnerships with other extension service providers through networking through bilateral and multilateral arrangements with local and international partners.

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Income Generating Projects FY 2015 proved to be a bittersweet year for the Office of Auxiliary and Entrepreneurial Services. It saw the re-emergence of income generating projects (IGPs) in Abucay Campus, and the decline of others like those in Main Campus and Orani Campus. Changes in personnel made by management were also witnessed, but it did not deter the overall operations of the IGPs, and clearly, it is a very positive year for all IGPs.

Abucay Campus IGPs The clustering of the numerous IGPs in Abucay made a huge and significant difference in the overall productivity of the projects. In addition, given that almost all IGPs are agriculture-related, and that they have several standing crops and livestock that are cannot be easily disposed of, an inventory was done and it made clear that although the IGPs are still incurring net loss, the whole Abucay Campus has a positive standing if coupled with all the assets and still to be disposed inventories.

The most common and pressing issue of all IGPs in the campus are the dilapidated facilities, mostly rav- aged by typhoon onslaughts. Another problem is the delay in the purchase and delivery of inputs, like the feeds for livestock and planting materials. If these will be corrected, it would surely create a positive impact on the sales of all IGPs. A vertical feed mixer has been purchased earlier in 2015, was repaired and is now functional. Procurement of raw materials and in-house mixing of feeds could prove very helpful in cutting costs. Plans in establishing a common marketing center for all farm produce is also being keenly looked into for the next year. Furthermore, there are also plans of tapping the spring water sources in Abucay, hopefully paving the way for a water refilling station that would serve the entirety of BPSU and its nearby communities.

Table 38. Summary of Abucay Campus IGPs Net Profit/Loss Expenses/ Inventory of Name of IGPs Sales Inputs stocks (Including Inventory) Swine Production 986,510.00 1,257,592.25 697,000.00 425,917.75 Goat Production 12,400.00 87,120.00 229,000.00 154,280.00 Layer Production 2,410,012.50 2,987,799.00 369,675.00 -208,111.50 Coconut Seedling Production (January to June) Bio-Organic Fertilizer and Pineapple (July to 227,900.00 88,320.00 129,000.00 268,580.00 December) Nursery Project 84,611.00 7,373.00 233,885.00 311,123.00 Mixed Orchard I 35,184.00 14,750.00 342,550.00 362,984.00

Field Crop/Mixed Orchard II 54,645.00 99,300.00 1,106,700.00 1,062,045.00

Floriculture 7,310.00 159,150.00 257,150.00 105,310.00 Forest and Bamboo Project 11,820.00 87,670.00 136,500.00 60,650.00 Coffee and Forest Trees Project - - 609,880.00 609,880.00 Organic Vegetable Production 24,139.00 93,774.00 46,036.00 -23,599.00 Hydroponics 8,760.00 94,180.00 21,072.00 -64,348.00 Vegetables and Coconut Production 85,336.00 265,728.00 110,800.00 -69,592.00 Canteen 59,229.00 91,266.00 32,023.00 -14.00

Training Center 49,100.00 87,120.00 - -38,020.00

TOTAL (PhP) 4,056,956.50 5,421,142.25 4,321,271.00 2,957,085.25

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Balanga Campus IGPs

The Bataan Youth Center Covered Court was demolished earlier this year, to pave way for a new and bigger activity area. With that, rental income of the Balanga Campus dwindled slightly. Hopefully for 2016, the construction will be finished and will be ready to be rented out by different organizations within and outside the university. Es- tablishment of a student center that could house food stalls or kiosks is also being planned, in coordination with the Office for Physical Plant and Engineering Services.

Construction of commercial stalls just within the perimeter of the campus is still being proposed, since this can surely increase the income being generated by the Balanga Campus, which in turn could help sustain other programs and projects that could not be realized with the budget the University is being allotted annually.

Rental of Business Stalls per Month Amount

January 30,500.00 February 12,000.00 March 14,000.00 April 4,000.00 May 8,200.00 June 1,000.00 July 14,000.00 August 0.00 September 4,000.00 October 2,800.00 November 6,000.00 December 0.00 TOTAL 96,500.00

Dinalupihan Campus IGPs

The collection from business stall rentals in Dinalupihan Campus soared significantly, from PhP373,765 in 2014 to PhP570,995.00 (less expenses). It truly is the main contributor in terms of income generated among IGPs in the campus. Other sources of income are the canteen rental (PhP95,000.00), and chair rentals (PhP11,825.00), giving the Dinalupihan Campus IGPs a total net income of PhP677,820.00. The big jump in collections has a lot to do with the University pressing the lessees to pay rentals on or before the specified deadlines, resulting to payment and set- tlement of unpaid obligations from the previous year.

Plans for the next year will be the renovation of the business center, extending it at the back to serve as food stalls within reach of students. However, upon completion of the renovation, revisions will be made on the current contracts, with the possibility of increasing the monthly rental rates per stall, as well as the canteen.

Table 39. Summary of Dinalupihan Campus IGPs

Total Sales/Income for Name of IGP Expenses (Cost of Sales) Income (Net) for the Year the Year Business Center Stalls 576,995.00 6,000.00 570,995.00 Canteen Rental 95,000.00 - 95,000.00 Covered Court - - - Other Income (chair rentals) 11,825.00 - 11,825.00 TOTAL PhP683,820.00 PhP6,000.00 PhP677,820.00

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Main Campus IGPs

The Main Campus houses several IGPs namely the Marketing/Display Center- wherein different novelty items and “pasalubong” food products are sold, the Foundry Shop - which skillfully transforms scrap cast irons into barbell weights, decorative items and park benches, and the PATVEP Hostel/Canteen - which provides lodging to guests and caters meals to the University populace.

Main Campus IGPs contributed positively in the income generated by the University for the year 2015, as reported by the project managers. In totality, the Main Campus IGPs have generated PhP3,427,250.79. Details for each IGP are enumerated below:

The PATVEP Hostel/Canteen had a net income (including receivables) of PhP1,454,158.31 from the canteen sales and PhP400,525.65 from the hostel lodging, for a total of Php1,854,683.96.

Table 40. Summary of Main Campus IGPs

Receivables Name of IGP Income TOTAL (Chargeable to BPSU) BPSU Hostel 285,325.65 115,200.00 400,525.65 BPSU Canteen 1,434,213.17 27,456.00 1,454,158.31 Rental by TMPC 267,799.67 - 267,799.67 Utilities Payment by TMPC 300,000.00 - 300,000.00 Display Center 249,467.34 152,380.00 401,847.34

The Traders’ Multipurpose Cooperative or TMPC has been a partner of BPSU for a very long period. The cooperative and its food stalls and canteen are housed inside the main campus, and remits administrative share for the space utilized. TMPC also pays for its actual water and electric consumption, based on the readings from the cooperative’s separate water and electric meters.

The Marketing/Display Center posted a net income of PhP401,847.34, mainly from the sales of NSTP/ ROTC-related merchandise and sales from reference books and school supplies. The said IGP also helps the Abucay Campus IGPs in marketing their farm products because of the unavailability of a marketing center in Abucay. Foundry sales amounted to PhP58,568.00, wherein actual sales are PhP14,568.00, plus PhP44,000 are considered receivables. Finished product which were labeled as production stocks amounted to PhP335,035.00. However, if we will put into the mix the expenses on labor, total assets and income will surely diminish.

With that, plans on creating new products that can easily be marketed are in the works and hopefully tie-ups with the local government units (LGUs) can be forged in order for us to fully uplift our income-generating capabilities as a university. Furthermore, proposals on utilizing the Universal Testing Machine (UTM) as an income generating en- deavor are in the works. Once it is recalibrated and passes accreditation, it could be used to test tensile strength and compressive strength of materials, and the labor force from the foundry shop could undergo seminars and trainings regarding the operation of such, and hopefully be tapped and serve as technicians.

Inventories (gym Income + Name of IGP Labor Expenses equipment, novelty items, TOTAL Receivables benches) Foundry 58,568.00 345,000.00 335,035.00 48,603.00

Lastly, the Garments Production Department, although housed in Orani Campus for its operations, delivers all of its finished products at the Marketing/Display Center for distribution to all campuses. It posted a net income of PhP554,316.82 for 2015.

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Operating Income + Expenses Name of IGP Receivables Labor Expenses (Materials, TOTAL utilities, transportation) Garments 3,551,500.00 345,000.00 1,705,564.68 554,316.82 Production

Orani Campus IGPs

Typhoons and weather disturbances are a perennial problem for the fishpond IGP of Orani Campus. Fortu- nately, the fishponds still managed to generate substantial income every cycle or every harvest season. In general, the fishponds were able to generate a net income of Php1,622,829.00 for the year.

Other noteworthy IGPs of the Orani Campus are the Araro Cookies Production (PhP33,497.35), the convenience store (Php12,681.65), and the Fish Processing Center (Php2,302.24). For the Araro Cookies Production, the plan for backward integration is already on-going. There is already an existing arrowroot production area in Abucay Campus and harvest could be done at the half of 2016. The processing of the raw arrowroot into flour is next on the priority of activities. Hostel Accommodation in Orani Campus has remitted a total of PhP102,000.00, yet a lot of improvements both in management and services catered could be done for it to generate consistent income every year.

Table 41. Summary of Orani Campus IGPs

Name of IGP Sales Expenses Net Income Fishpond Operations 3,607,218.00 1,984,389.00 1,622,829.00 Araro Production 159,877.50 126,380.15 33,497.35 Fish Processing 6,340.00 4,037.76 2,302.24 Convenience Store 922,181.82 909,500.17 12,681.65 Hostel Accommodation 102,000.00 - 102,000.00 Canteen Rental 16,960.00 - 16,960.00 Pruning of Narra Trees 2,800.00 - 2,800.00 Sale of Old Newspaper from 200.00 - 200.00 Library TOTAL GENERATED INCOME of ORANI CAMPUS PhP1,793,270.24

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Comparative Analysis of FY 2013 and FY 2014 Allotment and Expenses

Increased/ Allotment Received FY 2014 FY 2015 % Decreased Personal Services

GAA 140,829,000.00 143,399,000.00 2,570,000.00 1.82% RLIP 13,643,561.00 15,670,549.00 2,026,988.00 14.86% SARO 28,990,271.00 53,834,874.00 24,844,603.00 85.70%

Maintenance and Other operating 70,492,000.00 85,552,400.00 15,060,400.00 21.36% expenses Capital Outlays 29,468,000.00 52,287,000.00 22,819,000.00 77.44% Total 283,422,832.00 350,743,823.00 67,320,991.00 23.75%

Increased/ EXPENDITURES FY 2014 FY 2015 % Decreased Personal Services

GAA 140,823,432.90 149,628,610.00 8,796,177.00 6.25% RLIP 13,640,042.71 15,670,549.00 1,576,992.19 11.56% SARO 28,990,270.00 47,424,044.00 18,433,774.00 63.59%

Maintenance and Other operating 70,491,512.10 85,552,400.00 15,060,887.90 21.37% expenses Capital Outlays 29,468,000.00 52,287,000.00 22,819,000.00 77.44% Total 283,422,257.71 350,109,088.90 66,686,831.19 23.53%

REPORT OF THE RESULT OF EXPENDED APPROPRIATIONS AS OF PERIOD ENDING December 31, 2015

PPP Code PARTICULARS ALLOTMENTS OBLIGATIONS % OF UTILZATION (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Personal Services 212,904,423.00 212,269,688.90 99.70%

GAA - P143,399,000.00 50100000 RLIP - 15,670,549.00

MPBF - 53,834,874.00 50200000 Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses 85,552,400.00 85,552,400.00 100.00% Capital Outlays 52,287,000.00 52,287,000.00 100.00% 50600000 Total 350,743,823.00 350,109,088.90 99.82%

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Detailed Statement of Cash Flow All Funds(Consolidated) For the Period Ended December 31, 2015

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Statement of Financial Performance All Funds(Consolidated) For the Period Ended December 31, 2015

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Detailed Statement of Financial Performance All Funds(Consolidated) For the Period Ended December 31, 2015

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Statement of Financial Position All Funds(Consolidated) As of December 31, 2015

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PHYSICAL PLANT AND ENGINEERING SERVICES

Automotive Laboratory Shop Fisheries Laboratory Building Orani Campus Orani Campus

The construction of the new Automotive Labo- The first batch of BS Fisheries students graduat- ratory Shop at BPSU Orani Campus was deemed neces- ed in year 2013 – 2014 was just a small number. No class- sary toaccommodate a considerable number of students rooms or laboratory facilities for fisheries students were enrolled in BPSU Orani Campus. Two instructors were available. Experts were hired on a part time basis and teaching automotive students in Two-Year Trade Tech- classes were conducted on Saturdays to the convenience nology and BSIT Programs before. They were assigned to of both instructors and students. An increase in enroll- occupy separate shop and classroom since classes from ment from this program made the university realize that first year and second year students were of the same it really needs to have a Fisheries Laboratory Building for schedule. Furthermore, classroom/shops were not that the students since BS Fisheries is the flagship program of conductive to learning due to insufficient lighting and BPSU Orani Campus. ventilation in addition to the roof was dilapidated. As the Orani Campus requested for the said This leads for the request of the New Automo- infrastructure project, it was allocated P10,000,000.00 tive Laboratory Shop under 2014 President, Dr. Delfin O. budget. The technical working group proposed a Magpantay. The construction has a project cost of Two-Storey Building consist of two (2) classroom and two P4,166,301.40. (2) laboratories to cater all the needs of the students.

The plan consists of four (4) car garage with tool room, The building is now completed and ready for one (1) classroom, and one (1) faculty room. The auto- use. It begun its construction last March 16, 2015 and motive shop began its construction on November 2014 turned over the university on October 15, 2015. and finished January 2015.

Science and Technology Building Orani Campus

BPSU is committed to provide quality education among other many things. It always strives to exert great efforts to achieve the goals of being the best state university in the region. In relation to this, a Four Capital Outlay was proposed, the Fisheries Building – Orani Campus, Academic / Science Technology Computer Building – Abucay Campus, E-Library Building – Main Campus and lastly the Science and Technology Building – Orani Campus.

Science Technology was a two-storey building designed to accommodate laboratory equipment for science and technology instructors. It aims to enhance the teaching and learning competencies of our highly skilled instructors and students respectively. Having a new building will remarkably motivate our student to study more because of the ambiance which is very pleasurable. The science and technology building was constructed last April 6, 2016 with P7,503,728.40 project cost. It will be operational this academic year 2016.

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PHYSICAL PLANT AND ENGINEERING SERVICES

Repair of BPSU Laboratory High School Building Dinalupihan Campus

The High School Laboratory Building of BPSU Dinalupihan Campus have been built 24 years ago, it was a four storey educational building intended for the expansion of classrooms to accommodate High School students of the campus.

Though it was designed to a four storey building, it was only two years ago where the fourth floor were completely constructed.

During the twenty-four (24) years of the building existence there are too many concerns with regards to its structural integrity and its other component. Major defects or concerns are noted during the inspection and evaluation.

The following are considered to ensure that the building can withstand the new storey of the building: Func- tion and its designed level at all times, Function during the normal life span of the building, Resists the effects of an extreme natural event.

After thorough inspection and evaluation of the condition of the laboratory, the construction was then approved.

Construction of 2-Storey Classroom, 3 Laboratories, 1 Faculty Room Balanga Campus The High School Laboratory Building of BPSU Dinalupihan Campus have been built 24 years ago, it was a four storey educational building intended for the expansion of classrooms to accommodate High School students of the campus.

Though it was designed to a four storey building, it was only two years ago where the fourth floor were completely constructed.

The following are considered to ensure that the building can withstand the new storey of the building: Function and its designed level at all times, Function during the normal life span of the building, Resists the effects of an extreme natural event.

After thorough inspection and evaluation of the condition of the laboratory, the construction was then approved.

Repair of Sari-Gamit Covered Court Main Campus The Sari-Gamit Covered Court can be used as Basketball or Volleyball Court but most of the time, it is used as a hall used in gatherings, meetings, and programs. Immediate action for the repair of its gutter, fence and repainting of roof was budgeted P418,689.53 The repair started last January 22, 2015 and finished February 17, 2015.

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Construction of Academic/Science Technology Computer Building Abucay Campus As part of the Four Capital Outlays of 2015, the Proposed Academic/Science Technology Computer Building located at Abucay Campus was allocated with P10,000,000.00 budget.

The proposed building has three (3) science lecture rooms, one (1) computer room and one (1) science laboratory.

The construction started March 16, 2015 and was completed October 2015.

Construction of E-Library Building Main Campus

To accommodate the growing collection and population of the University and to offer additional services, the library requested for the construction of a new building which was granted in year 2015. Upgrading of its facilities will make it more conducive and be the best place to study, research and information need which is the library’s mission and objectives.

The new library building was built with a budget of P21,950,000.00. The total gross floor area is 2,157.75 square meters. Located in the ground floor are the following – Periodical Section, Electronic Resource Section, Dis- cussion Rooms and Multimedia Section, Librarian’s Office and Conference Room. The book Section, Technical Section, Photocopying Area and Reading Section are located in the second floor.

It has a spacious reading section that can cater more than 530 students and a multimedia that has 64 seats. The new library building will be operational this coming school year 2016.

Construction started in May 2015.

Construction of Educational Technology Balanga Campus The College of Education boasts of its Educational Technology with its virtual facilities. The purpose of the project is to enable education students to have a better working area for their practicum. Complete equipment and space necessary for the demo can help the students to acquire more knowledge and polish their skills.

It was also included on the CMO Provision, CMO. 52 series of 2007 (Article II, Section 2), the need of Ed- ucation Technology Laboratory, it should have an access to an educational technology laboratory with appropriate computer equipment and software as indicated in the course specifications. The same laboratory shall serve to allow preparation, presentation and viewing of audio visual materials to support instruction.

The educational technology or the EdTech Laboratory is an amphitheater type classroom with detachable conference table and side computer tables, surrounded with good audio technologies and lighting, and has a flexible board that consists of white, black and cork board, and a flexi glass used on presentations. Before, it was a two (2) classroom converted into a laboratory located at the Second Floor of New Building, Balanga Campus.

The construction began 28 April 2015 and completed 16 June 2015 with a total project cost of P546,685.60.

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Construction of Multipurpose Building Balanga Campus The Bataan Youth Center (BYC) is undergoing construction, now to be named Multipurpose Building, to have Physical Education activities will be conducted, Teatro Peninsulares and the BPSU Dance Troupe will be housed.

The construction started 19 August 2015 with a P9,983,609.66 project cost.

Construction of East Gate Main Campus

Construction of Science Building Main Campus

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HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Human resources are the most important assets of an organization. The Office of Administrative Services is responsible to find and develop employees that are compatible with the operating needs and goals of the University. It is tasked to disseminate information about job vacancies and orient the employees on government policies on compensation/ benefits and salary data. This department also handles the monitoring of employees’ performance by conducting the Strategic Performance Management System as advised by the Civil Service Commission.

PROFILE OF NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL

MAIN DINALUPIHAN HIGHEST EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT 201 35 Similar to faculty members, non-teaching personnel are also encouraged to pursue ad- ABUCAY vancement of their knowledge and skills which is necessary for a better chance to be promoted to ORANI 48 higher positions. As of FY 2015, Ten (10) employees are pursuing their master’s degree and four 62 (4) are taking bachelor’s degree that are related BALANGA to their expertise.

Table 42. Non-Teaching Personnel Pursuing Baccalaureate and Master’s Degree

COURSE SCHOOL YEARS OF NAME POSITION TENURE BACCALAUREATE CURRENTLY CURRENTLY SCHOLARSHIP SERVICE PURSUED ENROLLED

BSIE- NONE Mathematics

Santos, Post Registrar III Permanent 10 MSIT PUP Ferdinand M. Baccalaureate Diploma in NONE Information Technology Rodriguez, Administrative Permanent 9 BS MIS MSIT (on-hold) RTU NONE Monaliza C. Aide IV

Computer MBA-Thesis Awa, Donny F. Casual 8 BSBA BPSU - Main NONE Operator III Writing Science Tuazon, Jose BS Agricultural Research Permanent 7 MBA BPSU NONE Paulo B Business Specialist I Salaveria, Jan Administrative University of Casual 7 BSED MA History NONE Carlo G. Asst. II Manila

Gelua, Baltazar Farm Worker II Permanent 7 BAT MSA BPSU BPSU

Tanega, Administrative Permanent 5 BSBA MBA BPSU BPSU Marielle S. Officer V

Flores, Administrative Permanent 5 BSCS BS MIS BPSU- Orani BPSU Charmaine P. Aide III

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COURSE SCHOOL YEARS OF NAME POSITION TENURE BACCALAUREATE CURRENTLY CURRENTLY SCHOLARSHIP SERVICE PURSUED ENROLLED

Marabe, Farm Worker II Permanent 4 BAT MBA BSPU BSPU Eleazar College of Dabu, Arriane Admin. Aide III Casual 4 ACT BSBA Subic NONE Joy B. Montessori Mariano, Administrative Casual 3 BSBA MBA BSPU Cielito Aide VI

Zabala, Gem Admin. Aide III Casual 3 ATG BSIT BPSU- Orani Lucille D.

Salas, Shane S. Nurse I Casual 9 mos. BSN MAN Gordon College NONE

Baluyot, Ma. Administrative Job Order 8 mos. BSIT BSBA BPSU NONE Elizabeth A. Aide III

PERSONNEL WELFARE INCENTIVES

LOYALTY AWARDS Loyalty Award is granted to employees who have rendered ten (10) years of service in the University. The award is in the form of cash incentive and certificate. A total of eighty-nine (89) employees received loyalty awards for this year.

Table 43. Employees Granted Loyalty Awards as of FY 2015

First Day of Service Name Year in Service (month / Day / Year) Guevarra, Lourdes April 2, 1975 40 Narciso, Virgilio S. May 2, 1975 40 Talavera, Susan M. July 3, 1975 40 Dela Rosa, Leonora G. August 1, 1975 40 De Guzman, Teresita October 20, 1975 40 De Jesus, Rolando June 9, 1980 35 Delos Reyes, Rodolfo June 9, 1980 35 Yumang, Francisco A. June 9, 1980 35 Reyes, Rolando B. June 10, 1980 35 Pinili, Rolando Q. June 10, 1980 35 Cadiz, Darlo June 23, 1980 35 Paguio Jr. , Pretimino July 1, 1980 35 Arriola , Manuel P. July 30, 1980 35 Sangcal , Lucila C. August 1, 1980 35 Domingo, Orlando August 5, 1980 35 Dominguez, Pablo August 25, 1980 35 Loyola, Lorna L. June 17, 1985 30

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First Day of Service Name Year in Service (month / Day / Year) Valencia, Leon J. July 1, 1985 30 Bangco, Selma July 8, 1985 30 Padilla, Gertrudes C. July 11, 1985 30 Ongoco, Rosemarie P. August 2, 1985 30 Parulan, Loida B. August 19, 1985 30 Dumenden, Aristedes C. October 25, 1985 30 Alburo, Anita C. November 4, 1985 30 Reyes, Ismael R. May 2, 1989 25 Bidei, Sibido P. February 16, 1990 25 Cruz, Henry A. March 16, 1990 25 Ignacio, Jocelyn R. April 2, 1990 25 Acuña Jr., Pablo V. April 20, 1990 25 Sioson, Raul M. June 1, 1990 25 Manansala, Thelma D. June 13, 1990 25 Salenga, Ramir M. June 19, 1990 25 Cajilig, Arnaldo M. June 19, 1990 25 Almazan, Josephine S. June 27, 1990 25 Palmera, Eduardo June 28, 1990 25 Llave, Delia S. July 2, 1990 25 Nuguid, Cynthia M. July 2, 1990 25 Tamayo, Ariel M. July 2, 1990 25 Matito, Emelie Y. July 6, 1990 25 Manahan, Marcial M. August 7, 1990 25 Oroyo, Roy N. August 7, 1990 25 Tolentino, Maribel Q. October 16, 1990 25 Dela Cruz, Nolasco G. October 31, 1990 25 Platero, Ludivina D. November 5, 1990 25 Alipio, BIlly B. January 2, 1995 20 Bantay, Christofer March 1, 1995 20 Abaniel, Eduardo C March 1, 1995 20 De Guzman, Aurora S. June 5, 1995 20 Laggui, Susan C. June 5, 1995 20 Montaniel, Monina C. June 5, 1995 20 Riego, Edwin A. June 5, 1995 20 Alisbo, Rolando T. June 9, 1995 20 Bantay, Riza S. June 14, 1995 20 Tayag, Warren B. June 14, 1995 20 Flores, Rudy C. June 15, 1995 20 Magtalas, Wilma C. June 28, 1995 20 David, Neil D. July 18, 1995 20 Santos, Marietta S. August 16, 1995 20 Roque, Leonora Q. August 29, 1995 20 Bautista, Naomi M. November 6, 1995 20 Ignacio, Betty S. November 10, 1995 20 Marabe, Liza D. November 22, 1995 20 Moises, Carina D. June 7, 1999 15 Bamba, Lamberto M. June 13, 1999 15 Mortejo, Jesselyn June 5, 2000 15

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First Day of Service Name Year in Service (month / Day / Year) Tolentino, Noel June 7, 2000 15 Leano, Consorcia June 13, 2000 15 Valdez, Walter G. June 16, 2000 15 Baluyot, Lirio July 1, 2000 15 Limcangco, Eden D. July 10, 2000 15 Sacadalan Jr., Remigio C. July 10, 2000 15 Mina, Albert N. July 1, 2004 11 Aguilar, Robert O. June 2, 2003 10 Andres, Nelson June 2, 2003 10 De Leon, Joyzel June 2, 2003 10 Maglaque, Fe P. June 2, 2003 10 Munoz Jr., Rodrigo June 2, 2003 10 Valentos, Alfredo D. June 2, 2003 10 Cruz, Judith H. July 21, 2004 10 Beltran, Anale G. January 3, 2005 10 Cui, Nelissa B. February 1, 2005 10 Concepcion, Anne Mae A. February 7, 2005 10 Guzon, Michael M. June 1, 2005 10 Julie D. Camacho June 1, 2005 10 Santos, Ferdinand M. June 1, 2005 10 Tuazon, Catherine M. June 10, 2005 10 Villegas, Froilan B. July 4, 2005 10 Mateo, Erna Liza C. August 1, 2005 10 Nisay Jr., Romeo S. September 1, 2005 10

STEP INCREMENT Step Increment is granted to qualified personnel for every three (3) years of continuous satisfactory service in the present position and entails corresponding salary increase. As seen below, there are forty one (41) employees who were granted step increment from non-teaching and teaching positions.

Table 44. Employees Granted Step Increment

Adjusted Effectivity Date Name Position Step (month/day/year) Sangcal, Lucila C. Accountant I 7th step June 23, 2015 Cruz, Marilou B. Accountant I 7th step October 2, 2015 Platero, Ludivina D. Administrative Officer I (Cashier I) 7th step October 2, 2015 Calimquim, Reynaldo B. Administrative Aide III 3rd step December 15, 2015 Tano, Danilo Administrative Aide III 5th step May 29, 2015 Abaniel, Eduardo C. Administrative Aide IV 2nd step April 16, 2015 Castro, Dante Administrative Aide IV 3rd step January 20, 2015 Miller, Leila Administrative Aide IV 3rd step May 15, 2015 Reyes, Ismael R. Administrative Aide IV 2nd step July 18, 2015 Dela Rosa, Leonora G. Administrative Aide V 2nd step April 16, 2015 Evangelista, Jhoana Administrative Aide V 2nd step April 16, 2015

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Adjusted Effectivity Date Name Position Step (month/day/year) Bidei, Sibido P. Administrative Aide VI 7th step June 22, 2015 Cotaco, Alfredo Administrative Aide VI 2nd step September 1, 2015 Mangaliman, Mauro M. Administrative Assistant III 2nd step April 16, 2015 Vianzon, Rosita D. Associate Professor II 7th step May 16, 2015 Tanciongo, Josephine College Librarian I 2nd step October 1, 2015 Reyes, Adela G. College Librarian II 2nd step June 1, 2015 Perez, Mercedes O. College Librarian III 2nd step March 16, 2015 Llamzon, Francisca B. College Librarian IV 2nd step January 1, 2015 Cordova, Aristotle Computer Programmer I 3rd step January 15, 2015 Del Rosario, Rimberto Francisco Dentist II 3rd step May 15, 2015 C. Bumagat, Conrado B. Dormitory Manager 4th step June 1, 2015 Lopez, Eric Executive Assitant II 2nd step May 1, 2015 Dumenden, Aristedes C. Farm Foremen 2nd step July 1, 2015 Bancua, Edgardo G. Farm Worker II 2nd step Nov. 1, 2015 Grifalda, Nolito V. Farm Worker II 7th step June 23, 2015 Zapanta, Lorena G. Guidance Coordinator III 3rd step January 16, 2015 Hualda, Mylene R. Guidance Counselor III 6th step July 1, 2015 Villaruel, Sharon Houseparent III 2nd step December 3, 2015 Pinili, Lydia Information Technology Officer I 3rd step November 2, 2015 Magpantay, Jackielyn R. Instructor I 2nd step June 1, 2015 Paguio, Maria Diorella Instructor I 2nd step June 1, 2015 Roldan, Lorna R. Instructor I 3rd step October 1, 2015 Simpao, Kristine Joy S. Instructor I 2nd step January 16, 2015 Turla, Rosalie C. Nurse II 3rd step December 15, 2015 Chiong, Florencia C. Nurse III 3rd step November 1, 2015 Baldivia, Dennis Security Guard II 3rd step August 10, 2015 Landicho, Lorenel Security Guard II 2nd step September 1, 2015 Mesina, Francisco T. Security Guard II 5th step June 25, 2015 Rodriguez, Nodillo R. Security Guard II 5th step June 10, 2015 Salayug, Raymund G. Security Guard II 3rd step August 10, 2015 Paguio, Pretimino Jr. Supervising Admin. Officer 2nd step April 16, 2015

Hiring of New Non-Teaching Employees Several people continuously shows interest to be part of BPSU workforce but due to limited vacancies, only few were given a chance to work in the University. For FY 2015, sixty nine (69) new employees were hired to fill vacant administrative positions. This number is much higher than the previous hiring of the University due to exigency of services. Most of the newly-hired were only given a job-order appointments.

Promotion of Employees Promotion is one way of an organization to provide motivation and job satisfaction to its personnel. It means advancement to a higher job either by rank or tenure of office which entails increased pay, privileges and higher responsibilities. It is given to deserving employees for satisfactory performance.

For FY 2015, a total of one hundred (100) employees from different positions mostly Administrative were promoted by rank or tenure.

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Table 45. Promotion of Employees

Name Position Tenure Date of Effectivity Dela Rosa, Jaime T. Administrative Aide I Casual January 2, 2015 Liggayu, Francisco L. Administrative Aide I Casual January 2, 2015 Calago, Jeanylen P. Administrative Aide I (U.W. I) Casual March 16, 2015 Ines, Loreta G. Administrative Aide III Casual January 2, 2015 Forbes, Mary Grace C. Administrative Aide III Casual March 2, 2015 Abelido, Patrick G. Administrative Aide III (Clerk I) Casual February 23, 2015 Gavino, Cronica L. Administrative Aide III (Clerk I) Casual February 23, 2015 Muñoz, Charlene C. Administrative Aide III (Clerk I) Casual February 23, 2015 Domingo, Paulino M. Administrative Aide III (Driver I) Casual February 23, 2015 Baluyot, Reynaldo D. Administrative Aide III (Laborer II) Casual February 23, 2015 Bartolo, Romeo L. Administrative Aide III (U.W. II [A]) Casual February 23, 2015 Bartulo, Rosanna B. Administrative Aide III (U.W. II [A]) Casual February 23, 2015 Bartulo, Ross S. Administrative Aide III (U.W. II [A]) Casual February 23, 2015 Delos Reyes, Ronnie B. Administrative Aide III (U.W. II[A]) Casual February 23, 2015 Dizon, Edgardo V. Administrative Aide III (U.W. II[A]) Casual February 23, 2015 Escaño, Abcelo D. Administrative Aide III (U.W. II[A]) Casual February 23, 2015 Gallardo, Reynaldo D. Administrative Aide III (U.W. II[A]) Casual February 23, 2015 Garcia, John Robert S. Administrative Aide III (U.W. II[A]) Casual February 23, 2015 Hicban, Manuel Jr. A. Administrative Aide III (U.W. II[A]) Casual February 23, 2015 Hugo, Jayson B. Administrative Aide III (U.W. II[A]) Casual February 23, 2015 Magdahong, Elmer F. Administrative Aide III (U.W. II[A]) Casual February 23, 2015 Manansala, Wilbert B. Administrative Aide III (U.W. II[A]) Casual February 23, 2015 Miller, Ariel T. Administrative Aide III (U.W. II[A]) Casual February 23, 2015 Rodriguez, Mario O. Administrative Aide III (U.W. II[A]) Casual February 23, 2015 Saldivar, Ramon C. Administrative Aide III (U.W. II[A]) Casual February 23, 2015 Sioson, Emil M. Administrative Aide III (U.W. II[A]) Casual February 23, 2015 Vitao, Haydee V. Administrative Aide III (U.W. II[A]) Casual February 23, 2015 Marantal, Mark Ryan M. Administrative Aide IV Casual January 2, 2015 Sison, Raul P. Administrative Aide IV Casual January 2, 2015 Tolosa, Charlito L. Administrative Aide IV Casual January 2, 2015 Ignacio, Mary Rose L. Administrative Aide IV Permanent February 23, 2015 Ocampo, Donna D. Administrative Aide IV Casual March 1, 2015 Yves Ed L. Cortez Administrative Aide IV Casual May 4, 2015 Canlas, Jun L. Administrative Aide IV next in rank February 23, 2015 Nisay, Analyn P. Administrative Aide IV (Accounting Clerk I) Casual February 2, 2015 Vinzon, Conchitina B. Administrative Aide IV (Accounting Clerk I) Casual February 2, 2015 Adraneda, Lara Patricia C. Administrative Aide IV (Budgeting Aide) Casual February 2, 2015 Alonzo, Sonia C. Administrative Aide IV (Budgeting Aide) Casual February 2, 2015 Bautista, Jeffrey S. Administrative Aide IV (Clerk II) Casual February 23, 2015 Garcia, Maricris Q. Administrative Aide IV (Clerk II) Casual February 23, 2015 Rodriguez, Randy A. Administrative Aide IV (Clerk II) Casual February 2, 2015 Roque, Kristine Joy G. Administrative Aide IV (Clerk II) Casual February 2, 2015 Solomon, Mary Jane T. Administrative Aide IV (Clerk II) Casual February 2, 2015 Valdecañas, Lloyd Eras A. Administrative Aide IV (Clerk II) Casual February 23, 2015 Aragon, Roger L. Administrative Aide IV (Mechanic I) Casual August 3, 2015

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Name Position Tenure Date of Effectivity Baquiran, Rogel Adrian O. Administrative Aide IV (Mechanic I) Casual February 23, 2015 Administrative Aide IV (Reproduction Machine Quiambao, John Lexly A. Permanent June 22, 2015 Operator II [B]) Aguas, Aileen D. Administrative Aide IV (RMO II[B]) Permanent February 23, 2015 Rosano, Mirasol M. Administrative Aide VI Casual February 15, 2015 De Leon, Wendy Ann F. Administrative Aide VI Casual January 2, 2015 Mariano, Cielito G. Administrative Aide VI Casual January 2, 2015 Bautista, Dianne-Nicole S. Administrative Aide VI (Accounting Clerk II) Casual April 1, 2015 Soriano, Clarish D. Administrative Aide VI (Cash Clerk II) Casual February 23, 2015 Castillo, Shella Ann G. Administrative Aide VI (Clerk III) Casual February 23, 2015 Del Cozar, Jonas B. Administrative Aide VI (Clerk III) Casual February 23, 2015 Lagaret, Shela M. Administrative Aide VI (Clerk III) Permanent February 23, 2015 Manalang, Jocelyn V. Administrative Aide VI (Clerk III) Casual March 16, 2015 Rodrigo, Rowena R. Administrative Aide VI (Clerk III) Casual February 23, 2015 De Jesus, Sol Tristan C. Administrative Aide VI (Laboratory Technician I [C]) Casual February 23, 2015 Batol, Anthony William C. Administrative Assistant (DEMO II) Casual July 1, 2015 Pomer, Evangeline B. Administrative Assistant I Casual March 1, 2015 Manaligod, Roland Paulo B. Administrative Assistant II Casual July 1, 2015 Salenga, Joycel DG. Administrative Assistant II (Bookkeeper I) Casual February 23, 2015 Arellano, Ron Ervin C. Administrative Assistant II (Cash Clerk III) Casual February 23, 2015 Beltran, Anale G. Administrative Assistant II (Clerk IV) Casual February 23, 2015 Bonifacio, Analyn M. Administrative Assistant II (Clerk IV) Casual February 23, 2015 Cañas, Jazell R. Administrative Assistant II (Clerk IV) Casual May 4, 2015 Robles, Jannet R. Administrative Assistant II (Clerk IV) Casual February 23, 2015 Salenga, Mary Ann E. Administrative Assistant II (Clerk IV) Casual February 23, 2015 Talavera, Janet B. Administrative Assistant II (Clerk IV) Casual February 23, 2015 Cortez, Pamela Joy S. Administrative Assistant II (DEMO II) Casual February 23, 2015 Dela Rosa, Jenelyn B. Administrative Assistant III (Computer Operator II) Casual February 23, 2015 Carlos, Christian C. Administrative Assistant III (DEMO III) Casual February 23, 2015 Alba, Jenifer I. Administrative Assistant IV (Clerk IV) Casual February 23, 2015 Felipe, Ma. Veronica M. Administrative Assistant V (DEMO III) Permanent April 23, 2015 Mateo, Erna Liza C. Administrative Officer IV (AO II) Permanent February 23, 2015 Salas, Jonathan M. Agricultural Technician II Casual February 23, 2015 Padilla, Gertrudes C. Assistant Professor IV Upgrading February 23, 2015 Roque, Leonora Q. Assistant Professor IV Upgrading February 23, 2015 Villafuerte, Armando A. Assistant Professor IV Upgrading February 23, 2015 Ocampo, Jovylyn O. Audio Visual Equipment Operator II Casual March 1, 2015 Gruela, Desiree M. Buyer V Casual February 23, 2015 Guzman, Nick J. Computer Maintenance Technologist I Casual February 23, 2015 De Jesus, Jhanine L. Computer Programmer I Casual February 23, 2015 Guanzon, Katrina Arabella Draftsman II Casual March 16, 2015 C. Tanega, Jo-Ana Mari Z. Draftsman II Casual March 16, 2015 Baltazar, Rogelio A. Fisherman JO to Casual April 1, 2015 Farro, Rosemarie C. Guidance Counselor III Permanent September 17, 2015 Rosario, Alicia E. House Parent I Casual August 1, 2015 COS to Bongco, Roxanne T. Instructor I February 23, 2015 Contractual

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Name Position Tenure Date of Effectivity Manapat, Cesario M. Instructor III Upgrading February 23, 2015 Salas, Shane S. Nurse I Casual February 23, 2015 David, Maricris S. Nurse II Permanent December 15, 2014 Santos, Ferdinand M. Registrar III Casual March 1, 2015 Arellano, Harlyn Joy C. Secretary II (A) Casual February 23, 2015 Rodis, Gregorio J. SUC President III Permanent April 22, 2015 Tanega, Marielle S. Supervising Administrative Officer (Cashier IV) Permanent March 6, 2015 Agoyaoy, Dinnes E. Watchman I Casual February 23, 2015 Dela Rosa, Christian G. Watchman I Casual February 23, 2015 Paragas, Jose M. Watchman I Casual February 23, 2015

No. of Employees Retired/Resigned

Seventeen (17) positions were vacated due to resignation and retirement. This positions offer an opportunity for other employees to be promoted or reclassified.

Table 46. Employees Retired/ Resigned as of AY 2015

Name Position Last day of employment Icawat, Omer I. Assistant Professor III Retired

Joson, Elizabeth A. Associate Professor IV November 6, 2015

Galangue, Bernadeth C. Administrative Aide III November 2, 2015

Reyes, Ismael R. Administrative Aide IV November 1, 2015 Casupanan, Mary Ann V. Associate Professor V October 31, 2015 Domingo, Ma. Cristina C. Instructor I October 31, 2015 Perdio, Evelyn T. Instructor I September 11, 2015 Talavera, Susan M. Associate Professor IV August 7, 2015

Galicia, Danilo C. Supervising Administrative Officer August 1, 2015

Burayag, Rizzilyn S. Agricultural Technologist August 1, 2015 Consunji, Aurora R. Associate Professor II July 31, 2015 Garcia, Joselito M. Administrative Aide IV (Driver II) July 31, 2015 Dominguez, Camilo D. Assistant Professor I July 31, 2015 Jorge, Consorcia D. Assistant Professor III June 23, 2015 Manapat, Cesario M. Instructor III June 1, 2015

Manuel, Belinda V. Assistant Professor III May 30, 2015

Sanchez, Francisco S. Assistant Professor IV January 29, 2015

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Seminars, Trainings, Workshops and Conferences Attended by Non-Teaching Personnel

At long lis of personnel attending seminars, trainings, and conferences is a clear manifestation of the administration’s desire to help develop non-teaching personnel’s knowledge and work skills. The amount spent by the university in personnel development is a wise investment that is expected to result in higher efficiency and effectiveness of performance.

Administrative Data By Numbers

No. of Non-Teaching Employees No. of Non-Teaching Employees per Campus Promoted

Main 72 Main 201 48 Orani 7 Abucay Balanga Orani 61 62 Abucay 8 11 Dinalupihan 35 Dinalupihan 2 Balanga

No. of Non-Teaching Employees No. of Non-Teaching Employees per Tenure per Gender

No. of Employees with Loyalty Awards based on Year of Service

10 years 17

11 years 1

15 years 9

20 years 18

25 years 20

30 years 8

35 years 11

40 years 5 0 5 10 15 20

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Organization-Focused Accomplishments Human resources are the most important assets of an organization. The Office of Administrative Services is responsible to find and develop employees that are compatible with the operating needs and goals of the University. It is tasked to disseminate information about job vacancies and orient the employees on government policies on compensation/ benefits and salary data. This department also handles the monitoring of employees’ performance by conducting the Strategic Performance Management System as advised by the Civil Service Commission.

Seminar-Workshop on Mainstreaming Rights-based GAD in Research and Extension

As communicated in the BPSU Gender Audit Report, the GFPS-CHRE identified the research and extension units of the University to undergo capacity-building on gender and development and gender analysis as crucial requirements for the development of a GAD Performance Measurement Frame- work specific to BPSU. Recognizing that the gender responsiveness of each of BPSU’s programs is dependent on its implementers, and that they are also the ones who can be sources of sex–dis- aggregated data on BPSU’s PPAs, the GFPS-CHRE designed a three-day seminar-workshop to equip researchers and extensionists with knowledge on how to perform gender analysis, project identification, design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation through the GAD perspective. Once finished, the training module was rolled out on March 25-27, 2015 at Raven Resort, Abucay, Bataan among the BPSU research and extension cluster members. In order to apply all learning gained in the previous sessions, each cluster came up with their Action Plans, along with an initial proposal for research and extension programs. The Extension Cluster came up with five (5) activities to be undertaken within the remainder of CY 2015 so that all programs to be developed starting 2016 will be gender-responsive. On the other hand, the Research Cluster came up with a study From a total of 45 participants, 23 proposal that shall address one of the findings of the Tempera- were awarded with their respective Certifi- ture Survey conducted by the GFPS-CHRE in 2012. cates.

Distribution of GAD IECs to BPSU Employees and Students

A total of 99,200 copies of English and Filipino brochures and primers on sex and gender, sexual harassment, violence against women, HIV-AIDS, women’s rights, and the universal human rights were distributed in August 2015 among the University’s students and employees. The brochures and primers were the output of the GFPS-CHRE Social Media Working Committee. A copy of each of the IECs was given to all students and employees. To facilitate easier distribution among students, the GFPS-CHRE solicited the assistance of the student leaders. Meanwhile, IECs for the employees were coursed through the respective head of offices.

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GAD Orientation for Newly-Elected Student Council Officers

As student leaders are at the helm of planning and securing the welfare of their peers, the GFPS-CHRE recognized the former’s crucial role in fostering awareness on Gender and Development, and in promoting gender-sensitive or gender-responsive practices for members of the academic community. With this in mind, the GAD Orientation for New- ly-Elected Campus Student Council Officers was conducted by the GFPS-CHRE on 13 April 2015 at Raven Resort, Abucay, Bata- an. A total of 38 student leaders (16 females and 21 males) GFPS adopted the team teaching style to deliver the concepts and engage the participants in a more lively discus- sion. A greater part of the session was devoted to action planning which aimed to use the concepts learned in the orientation. Outputs were integrated into the Action Plan of student leaders for implementation in their respective campuses.

GST Modules 3 and 4 for Non-Teaching Employees

After the successful conduct of the Basic Seminar on Gender and Development (Modules 1 and 2) for select non-teaching employees in April 2014, the GFPS-CHRE rolled out on April 27-30, 2015 Modules 3 and 4 of the Gender Sensi- tivity Training program custom-developed for the non-teaching employees of the University. The series of one-day sessions is part of the targets indicated in the PCW-endorsed GAD Plan and Budget for 2015 (GPB 2015). The sessions also functioned as venues for dialogues among the non-teaching employees apart from raising awareness and appreciation on matters pertaining to women’s rights and gender equality. Furthermore, the training also served as venue for them to share their gender-related experiences and concerns with their peers, as well as inform them of existing policies and mechanisms on gender and development. Out of the 236 identified participants listed in the memorandum, only 201 non-teaching employees successfully completed the two modules.

GAD Orientation for Incoming First Year Students

Members of the GFPS-CHRE, in cooperation with the National Service Training Program Department, conducted on various dates in June 2015 for the annual orientation of incoming first year students. Topics on sex and gender, gender stereo- typing, sexual orientation and gender identity, and sexual harassment were introduced to the students enrolled in the many programs offered across campuses. A total of 4,632 students attended the orientation, which translates to 72.33% of total first year enrolment. This means that the GFPS-CHRE managed to attain its target in the GPB 2015, which is at least 60%. GAD and human rights brochures were distributed to the students. They were also encouraged to visit the Resource Center and talk to the GFPS-CHRE Campus teams to address their future concerns and queries related to their GAD and human rights. ANNUAL REPORT 2015 122 Bataan Peninsula State University

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GAD and Human Rights in the Workplace: Induction Seminar for Newly-Hired Employees

For an organization to positively deliver targeted results, its members should exhibit behavior indicative of future met goals. As an employee, it is also imperative that they be acquainted with their human rights as workers and how gender and development can play a part in advocating gender equality to co-employees and clients. With these as premise, GFPS-CHRE, in partnership with the Office for Administrative Services, conducted on July 15-16, 2015 an activity entitled “GAD and Human Rights in the Workplace: Induction Seminar for Non-Teaching and Teaching Personnel Hired from 2012 to 2015” at Raven Resort, Abucay, Bataan. In general, the seminar sought to facilitate the professional empowerment of its personnel, through introduction to their work environment and acquainting them with both the equitable opportunities and responsibilities of employment. Specifically, the following were the objectives of the seminar: Out of the 220 identified participants, only 148 employees attended the sessions which is 67% of the total target. Through the seminar, the employees’ sense of selves and belongingness in the organization through a gender lens was established through structured learning exercises. The rap- port that it created and developed shall hopefully be a major el- ement in the organization’s thrust to meet its goals and targets for the coming years.

Gender Sensitivity Training for University Officials

The Philippine Commission on Women, in its BPSU Gender Audit Report in September 2014, recognized the crucial role and influence of the University’s top management in the successful implementation of GAD PPAs. Accord- ing to the Report, “the University’s development and implementation of its programs, projects, and activities are highly dependent on the approval of the members of the top management”. This means that lack of awareness and non-participation in GAD activities are major factors why mainstreaming gender and development may face difficulty. Furthermore, the release of CHED Memorandum Order No. 01, series of 2015 entitled Establishing the Poli- cies and Guidelines on Gender and Development in the Commission on Higher Education and Higher Education Institu- tions (HEIs) emphasized the critical importance of the administrative level in its gender mainstreaming guidelines. In view of the aforementioned rationale, the University’s GFPS-CHRE, through the assistance of the Philippine Commission on Women and the Philippine Educational Theater Association, conducted on August 7-9, 2015 the Gen- der Sensitivity Training for BPSU Officials and New GFPS-CHRE Members at the Seorabeol Grand Leisure Hotel, Subic Bay Freeport Zone. The GST sought to address the need to create awareness and adeptness of the University administrators and new GFPS-CHRE members in the implementation of GAD policies and mainstreaming activities. Hon. Remedios I. Rikken, Chairperson of the Philippine Commission on Women, and Mr. Cris Anthony C. Gon- zales of the Philippine Educational Theater Association, served as the resource speakers for the duration of the training. During the Action Plan Setting, the following were presented by the trainees who worked on the aforementioned in clusters or groups: • Capacitate the survivors of violence and discrimination to share their personal experiences and help other victims. • Conduct research on prevalence, factors and preventive measures of VAW.

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• Conduct GST and TOT for the survivors of violence and discrimination. • Seminar-workshops once every quarter to main stream gender awareness/sensitivity in curricular programs (e.g. to counter sexist jokes and language of faculty). • Inform students who are members of the LGBT community on the appropriate and inappropriate behavior not covered by the Student Handbook through an open forum • Integration of Gender Sensitivity in various courses and office practices. • Review and revision of Code and manuals. • Review and revision of curricular programs. • Establishment of Women’s Desk in all campuses to deepen understanding of women and LGBT issues and their empowerment.

Training-Workshop on Gender Analysis and the Use of GAD Tools

With the release of CHED Memorandum Order No. 01, series of 2015 entitled Establishing the Policies and Guidelines on Gender and Development in the Commission on Higher Edu- cation and Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), and in response to the issues raised by PCW in its BPSU Gender Audit Report, the GFPS-CHRE conducted the Training-Workshop on Gender Analysis and GAD Planning and Budgeting for University Offi- cials on September 8-9, 2015 at La Vista, City of Balanga, Bata- an. The two-day training –workshop was deemed a key strategy in complying with the provisions of CMO 01, s2015, and in addressing the point emphasized in the Gender Audit Report that “the University’s development and implementation of its programs, projects, and activities are highly dependent on the approval of the members of the top management”. As University Officials have undergone the Gender Sensitivity Training, and with the scheduled preparation in Sep- tember 2015 of the BPSU Work and Financial Plan for FY 2016 as well as the BPSU Strategic Plan for 2017-2021, University officials’ capabilities were further strengthened in terms of GAD mainstreaming through a gender-responsive and rights-based lens. The training-workshop sought to align the University’s strategic plan, and accompanying work and financial plan, with national GAD targets and mainstreaming thrusts. Specifically, it trained officials in adhering to the guidelines and using the tools (i.e. Gender Analysis, Gender Mainstreaming Evaluation Framework and the Harmonized Gender and Development Guidelines) in program and project development, implementa- Out of the 28 identified University officials tion, monitoring and evaluation designed to integrate gender participating as trainees, only 25 completed the mainstreaming; and served as initial venue for the development training requirements. of gender-responsive strategic plans, programs and activities for 2017-2021.

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Massive Advocacy Campaign on Equality in Sports during Intrams 2015

Under Section 14 of Republic Act 9710 otherwise known as the Magna Carta of Women, “Schools, colleges, universities, or any other learning institution shall take into ac- count its total women student population in granting athletic scholarship. There shall be a pro rata representation of women in the athletic scholarship program based on the percentage of women in the whole student population.” Based on the results of the Temperature Survey conducted by the GFPS-CHRE in 2012, the sports service of the University was found to have the most serious case of gender inequality. According to the study, male students have consistently dominated the varsity and the BPSU sports sphere. Throughout the years, there has been without fail a substantial difference in the number of male and female varsity players. There would always be at least 53% more male players than women. In order to address this gender concern, as well as em- Out of the 512 identified participants, 442 power and inspire students to participate in sports regardless of attended the culminating activity which is 86% of the their sex and gender identity, the GFPS-CHRE conducted a mas- total target. The following is the breakdown of at- sive advocacy campaign in time with the conduct of the BPSU tendees per campus: Intramurals. The series of activities culminated on 21 Septem- ber 2015 during the opening program of the BPSU Intramurals 2015.

GST Modules 3 and 4 for Faculty Members

Part of the targets indicated in the GAD Plan and Bud- get for 2015 (GPB 2015) is the conduct of seminars and dialogues among the faculty members. The said activities aim to raise the appreciation and application of this sector on matters and concepts related to human rights, as well as inform them of existing policies and mechanisms on gender and development. In order to implement this section of the GPB 2015, the GFPS-CHRE conducted a series of seminars on October 29- 30, 2015 among select faculty members across campuses. In general, the seminar sought to create awareness and appreciation among the faculty about Gender/Sexual Divi- sion of Labor and on Manifestations of Gender Bias. Specifical- ly, the following were the objectives of each Module: 3. To come up with a vision of a non-marginalized Module 3: Sexual/Gender Division home and community. of Labor and Gender Out of the 99 identified participants listed 1. To become familiar with the global and national con- in the memorandum, 80 faculty members success- text of the gender divide in men’s and women’s work. fully completed the modules. Those who finished 2. To evaluate the progress and changes in of the both modules shall be included in the roster of woman’s place in society. faculty members to undergo Modules 5 to 6 to be 3. To demonstrate Division of Labor between women conducted in 2016. and men at home and in the community. 4. To recognize the value of Care Economy. 5. To design a vision for Gender Equal Division of Labor (i.e. Shared Parenting, Shared Breadwinning and Shared House- work). Module 4: Gender Bias and Marginalization 1. To introduce the terms and concepts related to marginalization of women. 2. To demonstrate the different scenario of marginalization in the workplace.

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2015 Solidarity Roadshow

In compliance to directives from the Philippine Com- mission on Women, CHED Memorandum dated 20 October 2015 on the participation in the 18-Day Campaign to end violence against women, and Civil Service Commission Memo- randum Circular No. 17, s2015 dated 23 October 2015, and in support of the celebration of International Human Rights Day on 10 December, and the World AIDS Day on 01 December, the GFPS-CHRE conducted its 2015 Solidarity Roadshow in support of these campaigns. A total of 2,000 students attended the following activities which were identified as separate PPAs in the GPB 2015: • Anti-Sexual Harassment Seminar for Middle Level Students on 07 December 2015 • Orientation and Dialogue on GAD and Sexual Harass- ment among Graduating Students on 08 December 2015 Finally, in support of the “Orange Your Icon for 18 Days Campaign”, employees and stu- The GFPS-CHRE also distributed various tarpaulins to dents wore orange shirt on wash days (i.e. Wednes- function as IECs for the Solidarity Roadshow 2015. Tarpaulins days for students and Fridays for employees) that each focused on and reflected images and statements on Vio- fell within November 25 and December 12, 2015. lence Against Women, HIV-AIDS, and human rights.

Client-Focused Accomplishments

Regional Gender Sensitivity Training for Government Agencies, Higher Education Institutions and Local Government Units As an academic institution, BPSU adopts strategies that will mainstream rights-based GAD in its curricular and training modules for the benefit of the outside community, other agencies and organizations. For this reason, the GFPS-CHRE conducted on August 18-20, 2015 the Regional Gender Sensitivity Training Government Agencies, Higher Education Institutions and Local Government Units at Raven Resort, Abucay, Bataan. The GST proved to be beneficial for the target clientele in providing them with knowledge and skills in their efforts to mainstream GAD. At the same time, the training contributed to BPSU’s goal to be recognized as a Zonal GAD Resource Center, as per CMO No. 01, series of 2015. A total of 62 participants completed the training. They came from the following agencies:

1. Abucay, Bataan LGU 2. Aurora State College of Technology 3. Brgy. Bagong Silang, Balanga LGU 4. Brgy. Alangan, Limay, Bataan LGU 5. Brgy. Duale, Limay, Bataan LGU 6. Brgy. Lamao, Limay, Bataan LGU 7. Brgy. Landing, Limay, Bataan LGU 8. Brgy. Poblacion, Limay, Bataan LGU 9. Brgy. Reformista, Limay, Bataan LGU 10. Brgy. San Francisco De Asis, Limay, Bataan LGU 11. Brgy. St. Francis II, Limay, Bataan LGU 12. Brgy. Townsite, Limay, Bataan LGU 13. Brgy. Wawa, Limay, Bataan LGU 14. Brgy. Alas-asin, Mariveles, Bataan LGU 15. Brgy. Panilao, Pilar, Bataan LGU After tallying and analyzing the Training 16. City of Balanga, Bataan LGU Evaluation done by the participants, 58% rated the 17. Department of Education-Division of Bataan training as Excellent; 28% gave a rating of “Very 18. Mabalacat City College Good”; and 6% gave it a “Good”. No rating of “Poor” 19. Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology was given. 20. Systems Plus College Foundation-Pampanga ANNUAL REPORT 2015 126 Bataan Peninsula State University

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Regional Training-Workshop on Gender Analysis and GAD Planning and Budgeting

As BPSU has been identified and being groomed by the Philippine Commission on Women and the Commission on Higher Education to be the Regional Hub for GAD, it is crucial that the University extend its assistance to other GAD advocates and primary drivers in the region in order to further its reputation as a formidable source of GAD experts and trainers. During the regional GST in August 2015, local government units, state universities and colleges and other government agencies requested the University through the GFPS- CHRE to offer training on the technicalities of Gender Analysis and GAD Planning and Budgeting through the use of the instru- ments and tools developed by PCW, NEDA and DBM. To address this request, the GFPS-CHRE conducted on October 22-23, 2015 the Training-workshop on Gender Analysis After tallying and analyzing the Training and GAD Planning and Budgeting for LGUs, HEIs, and Govern- Evaluation done by the participants, it was re- ment Agencies In Region III at Raven Resort, Abucay, Bataan. vealed that 42% rated the training as Excellent; 42% gave a rating of “Very Good”; and 5% gave it a The following were the topics discussed and processed “Good”. No rating of “Poor” was given. Two were through a solid combination of creative methodology and lec- not able to fill out the evaluation form. tures conducted by select members of the GFPS-CHRE: All participants explicitly stated their in- 1. Factsheets on Women terest to attend other GAD training, seminar and 2. GAD International and National Mandates orientation to be conducted by the BPSU GFPS- 3. Gender Analysis (with workshop) CHRE; and invitde GFPS-CHRE members as re- 4. Old and New Gender Mainstreaming Evaluation source speakers for their agency GAD training, Framework (with workshop) seminars and symposia within the remaining of 6. Harmonized Gender and Development Guidelines the year, or in 2016. (with workshop) 7. Program Implementation Management, Monitoring Mabalacat City College and Mabalacat and Evaluation (with workshop) City as an LGU expressed their ardent interest to 8. GAD Planning and Budgeting (with workshop) secure the assistance of BPSU GFPS-CHRE in establishing their own pool of GAD experts and trainers. A total of nineteen (19) participants (16 females and 3 A Memorandum of Agreement shall be inked for males) from the following agencies completed the training: this purpose. Details of the MOA were discussed during the GST for Mabalacat LGU in December 1. Abucay, Bataan LGU 2015. 2. Brgy. Alangan, Limay, Bataan LGU 3. Department of Agriculture-Regional Field Office III 4. Mabalacat City College 5. Mabalacat City, Pampanga LGU 6. Philippine Statistics Authority 7. Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority

GFPS-CHRE CAPABILITY-BUILDING UNDERTAKINGS

Enhancing Capacities of GAD Trainers via Creative Pedagogical Methodologies

In order to continuously develop the GFPS-CHRE’s capabilities—especially now that their training needs are deeper and more specialized—the group underwent a special training entitled Training-Workshop for Enhancing Ca- pabilities of GAD Trainers via Creative Pedagogical Methodologies conducted by the Philippine Educational Theater Association (PETA) on May 17-19, 2015 at the Hotel Rembrandt, Tomas Morato, Quezon City.

The training-workshop developed the GFPS-CHRE members as primary drivers and advocates of rights-based gender equality by providing knowledge and skills about alternative and supplemental teaching and training methodologies with focus on various artistic processes such as improvisational theater, creative drama, creative writing, movement and dance, sound and music, visual arts.

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Strategic Performance Midyear Review of the GPB Implementation and Group Solidarity Intervention Process

To further enhance the GFPS-CHRE team’s rights-based GAD mainstreaming efforts; renew their commitment to the noble cause of the unit, and forge a deeper interpersonal relationship with one another—especially since seven (7) new members have been formalized into the group in the first quarter—the group held its annual Strategic Perfor- mance Midyear Review of the GAD Plan and Budget Implementation. Along with this, Group Solidarity Process Inter- vention Activities were also carried out.

The two-day activity conducted on May 28-29, 2015 at Pura Vida, Tagaytay City was used to measure and evaluate the scope and level of implementation of the GPB 2015; identify the problems encountered in the first half of the year; come up with ways to counter possible problems that may be encountered for the rest of the year due to work schedule, other designations and new issuances; constructively evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of each member during activities conducted in the first half, for purposes of improvement; and serve as teambuilding avenue to forge better interpersonal relations among older and new members.

Training of Trainers for New GAD Members

From the original twenty-four (24) members, the GFPS-CHRE inducted additional seven (7) new members who passed through a probationary period in 2014, among other applicants, and consequently earned the approval of the pioneer members to be part of the advocacy. Out of the training programs designed by CHED and PCW, the new GFPS-CHRE members have not yet undergone the required Training of Trainers.

As the implementation of the PPAs in the BPSU GPBs involve numerous training, seminar and orientation for awareness, appreciation and application of GAD concepts, the GFPS- CHRE’s new members formally took part in the TOT to make them technically qualified to develop modules and conduct training and seminars for the benefit of the employees, students and outside communities. The participants were divided into two The Training of Trainers primarily sought to address (2) groups for the practicum demonstration where the need to create awareness and adeptness of the participants they shall simulate rolling out the module they in proper handling of GAD issues and implementation of GAD themselves designed based on the advance read- policies. The following topics were discussed and further ex- ing materials sent to them weeks before the train- plored through creative pedagogical methodologies: ing. The said simulation was conducted on the last day, and capped with comments and evaluations • Review of the Gender Sensitivity Training offered by the training team. • The Gender Sensitivity Training Trainer • Education Philosophies and Learning Principles Underlying Gender Sensitivity Training • Integrating Creative Approaches in Gender Sensitivity Training • Managing the Learning Process • Module Making

Attendance to Various In-Service Education Opportunities

In o order t continually update the University on latest issues and concerns in GAD mainstreaming, and to be able to build up the capacity of its members as resource pool, GFPS- CHRE members were sent to other training, course, seminar and conferences sponsored by other organizations and institutions. To wit:

• Ms. Lirio C. Baluyot and Ms. Arlene I. Pascual to the Philippine Commission on Women’s Users Training on the Gen- der Mainstreaming Monitoring System held on 20 January 2015 at the PCW Training Room, San Miguel, Manila

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• Ms. Arlene I. Pascual to the Central Luzon Agriculture and Resources Research and Development Consortium’s Capac- ity-Building Training on the Conduct of Gender-Responsive R&D Projects for CLARRDEC Members held on April 13-15, 2015 at the Central Luzon State University, Science City of Muñoz, Nue- va Ecija • Dr. John Ryan C. Dizon and Engr. Christopher V. Maglaque to the Asian Development Bank, Energia and the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves’ dive session entitled “Un- locking Energy Access Impact, Investment, Scale and Sustain- ability through Gender-Sensitive Approaches” on 15 June 2015 at the Asian Development Bank Headquarters 6 ADB Avenue, Mandaluyong City, Manila. • Ms. Catheryn C. Panlaqui and Mr. Romeo T. Quintos to the Philippine Statistical Research and Training Institute’s Sta- • Dir. Magdalena A. Abella, Mr. Jeffrey S. tistical Data Management and Analysis Using MS Excel held on Bautista, Ms. Erna Liza C. Mateo and Ms. Arlene I. July 20-24, 2015 at PSRTI, Kalayaan Avenue, Diliman, Quezon Pascual to the Philippine Association of Gender and City Development Advocates, Inc.’s Training-Workshop • Ms. Khristina Anne A. Dimarucut and Ms. Erna Liza C. on Gender Analysis Tools: The New Gender Main- Mateo to the Psychological Association of the Philippines’ 11th streaming Evaluation Framework and Harmonized Biennial Convention held on August 19-22, 2015 in Cebu City Gender and Development Guidelines held on No- • Ms. Roxanne T. Bongco and Dr. Eugenio S. Magno vember 11-12, 2015 at the Manila Grand Opera to the Philippine Statistical Research and Impact Evaluation of Hotel, Sta. Cruz, Manila Projects held on September 28-October 02, 2015 at PSRTI, Ka- layaan Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City • Dir. Magdalena A. Abella, Mr. Jeffrey S. Bautista and Ms. Arlene I. Pascual to the Philippine Association of Gender and Development Advocates, Inc.’s 4th GAD National Confer- ence on September 30-October 02, 2015 in Puerto Princesa City, Palawan

Awards and Recognition

Benchmarking and Consultation Visits by Government Agencies and HEIs Three years after the GFPS-CHRE was formally organized and established via University Orders 19 and 20, s2015, the group has indeed come a long way in being the primary drivers of GAD mainstreaming in the University, and being change agents among BPSU stakeholders in the community, government agencies and higher education institutions.

The consolidated efforts of the team did not go unno- ticed by Philippine Commission on Women Chairperson Hon. Remedios I. Rikken who never failed to exalt the BPSU GFPS- CHRE Team during her various talks—be it in the national, regional or local levels.

In order to share first-hand GFPS-CHRE’s learning experiences, the group was invited to present its journey to the Being invited to present and share the participants of the Fourth GAD National Conference held on learning experiences of the University in its main- September 30-October 02, 2015 in Puerto Princesa City, Pala- streaming efforts is a positive validation that BPSU wan. is in the right path, and that it is currently adopting a system and attitude worthy of replication by BPSU was the second discussant for Day Two under other SUCs and HEIs. To have no less than PCW the topic “Creating a Team who Believe in One Another (sic)”. Chairperson Rikken believing in BPSU GFPS-CHRE’s Director Abella presented the learning experiences of the Uni- capability is an award in itself. Being given the versity in GAD mainstreaming. An open forum immediately fol- opportunity to share the experiences and lessons lowed with Chairperson Rikken, Doctor Amante, Director Abella among 200 fellow GAD advocates is just icing on and Miss Pascual answering the queries posed by the partici- an already impressive cake. pants. ANNUAL REPORT 2015 129 Bataan Peninsula State University

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A number of participants from the regions of Central Luzon, Bicol, Western Visayas, Central Visayas, Ilocos, Northern Mindanao and Negros Island approached the BPSU participants to initially inquire about the possibility of conducting benchmarking visits to the University, and inviting the group to serve as speakers in their GAD training and events. Truly, BPSU has taken a huge step in establishing itself as a formidable source of GAD experts and trainers.

BPSU Invited as Presenter at the Fourth GAD National Conference

The University has also started to get attention from its peers and other government agencies as an able academic institution when it comes to GAD mainstreaming. For 2015, the following agencies and organizations visited the BPSU GFPS- CHRE Resource Center and conducted interviews with the Sec- retariat, gathered data and sample outputs:

• Bulacan State University • Central Luzon State University • Department of Agrarian Reform • Northwestern Mindanao State College • Philippine Ports Authority • Tangub City, Mindanao Local Government Unit snob

GFPS-CHRE Invited as Trainers for Region 3 GAs, HEIs and LGUs

GFPS-CHRE has been invited by the following agencies to serve as GAD trainers for their respective GAD events in 2015, with other events scheduled in 2016, to wit:

• Mabalacat City College for its first-ever Orientation on GAD Mandates and Gender Issues for Graduating Students on November 4-5, 2015 at Jade Hall, Xevera Compound, Maba- lacat City, Pampanga • Gender Sensitivity Training for Philippine Ports Authority-Aurora Employees on November 17-18, 2015 at Crown Royale, City of Balanga, Bataan • Gender Sensitivity Training++ for Mabalacat City Local Government Unit Employees on December 2-4, 2015 at Grace Crown Hotel, Balibago, Angeles City

Other agencies such as Aurora State College of Tech- nology, Philippine Statistics Authority, Pangasinan State Univer- sity, SUCs based in various parts of the Philippines have already made inquiries with the GFPS-CHRE as they plan to invite them as trainers and consultants for their 2016 GAD PPAs.

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