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Official Publication of Pangasinan State University OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF PANGASINAN STATE UNIVERSITY 2019 MARCH TO APRIL Newsletter Issue 1 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF PANGASINAN STATE UNIVERSITY 2 2019 MARCH TO APRIL Newsletter Issue PUBLIC RELATIONS, PUBLICATION AND INFORMATION OFFICE PSU ECHOES Editorial Board editor-in-chief Celeste T. Mercado DIRECTOR, PRPIO writers / photojournalists angelica a. joves Jerico Cayl S. Samson Fhoebe Kates A. Castillo mark marlon p. de vera layout artists in focus: Jerico Cayl S. Samson christian Jay C. Paed SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHILIPPINES: consultants Dr. Luzviminda Q. Ramos A NARROWING WINDOW DIRECTOR, CENTER FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE Combined human activities and natural phenomena has led to the increasingly unfavourable Dr. dexter r. buted UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT environmental dilemma such as climate change and natural disasters which also brought problems on political and socio-economic condition of many countries. Humans have negatively (and irreversibly) impacted the environment, endangering the survival of the earth and the future generations of all kinds of living things. VISION These alarming situation brought global attention to shift to more ecologically- friendly To become an ASEAN Premier State mind set and change in the behaviour aiming towards more responsible and efficient management of University in 2020. resources that causes minimal effect or impact on the environment. This mind set that ensures the long-term use of resources, without compromising the ability of the future generations to meet their MISSION own needs is considered within the concept of sustainable development (United Nations General The Pangasinan State University, through Assembly, 1987). In order to achieve complete sustainable development, there has to be a balance instruction, research, extension, and among environmental sustainability focusing on maintaining the quality of the environment, social production, commits to develop highly sustainability which ensures preservation of cultural identity and diversity and economic sustainability, principled, morally upright, innovative and necessary to maintain and support the living standards of people. globally competent individuals capable of However, it is quite a reality that we see a lot of nature suffering from relentless misuse and meeting the needs of industry, public service overexploitation by humans because they are not very much aware of the potential consequences and civil society. which could lead to threaten the existence of our very own planet . Consider global warming as caused by too much presence of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases and further exacerbated CORE VALUES by cutting down of trees as one of the primary means for carbon dioxide sequestration. It can be Accountability and Transparency noted that up to now, the government has not done significantly well in curbing carbon dioxide Credibility and Integrity emission in the country which is included in the Paris pact on Climate Change where the Philippines Competence and Commitment to Achieve signed into an agreement, among other 194 countries. People still casually and carelessly spew Excellence in Service Delivery so much of the gas in the air and still practice burning, use coal as fuel in some industries and Social and Environmental Responsiveness smoke belching vehicles remain rampant in the streets as they go unnoticed and unapprehended by Spirituality authorities. What does this mean? Though we know that development and sustainability have the QUALITY POLICY tendency to create counterproductive effects, we do so little to at least mitigate the negative effects. The Pangasinan State University shall be The government launched a national tree planting initiative but still, the air is continuously poisoned recognized as an ASEAN premier state by the people and most of them do not practice waste segregation at home. We Filipinos do not take university that provides quality education and conscious effort on making our planet sustainable and only know of band aid instead of long term satisfactory service delivery through instruction, solutions to address problems. We have less concern for our environment as we continue treating research, extension and production. ourselves as mere “consumers” rather than “stewards” or caretakers. Illegal loggers still abound in the mountains, earning so much from this activity but leaving We commit our expertise and resources the forest deserted and living things displaced and deprived of their natural habitat. We do have to produce professionals who meet the legislations on penalizing violators of environment-related activities but we still need a lot to improve expectations of the industry and other on strictly implementing these laws. Sadly, it is us, too humans, especially the marginalized and interested parties in the national and vulnerable sectors of our society who are greatly suffering. While there is scarcity of resources, the international community. cost of commodities, products and services increase which unfortunately burdens on the poor more than those who can afford. We shall continuously improve our There is nothing wrong with progress as every nation aims to provide better quality of life operations in response to the changing to its citizens but not at the expense of the environment. We only have one planet and it would be environment and in support of the better if we could preserve it and let our children see how beautiful it is. institution’s strategic direction. OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF PANGASINAN STATE UNIVERSITY 2019 MARCH TO APRIL Newsletter Issue 3 As the year Accreditation (IA) by the advances, the university Accrediting Agency of Chartered cannot afford to be unyielding Colleges and Universities in and comfortable with what it the Philippines (AACCUP) using already achieved by far. With the the Institutional Outcomes-Based tenacity and dynamism that I share Accreditation Instrument. The with my co-administrators, we have Instrument is parallel and in congruence set concrete goals for PSU this year with Commission on Higher Education’s which activates once again our sense of Institutional Sustainability Assessment purpose as a strong-willed institution, (ISA) with components such as: (a) always ready to embrace change. The Right on Track Governance and Management (b) milieu for growth and development has DR. DEXTER R. BUTED Teaching, Learning and Evaluation always been in place in our midst as University President (c) Faculty and Staff (d) Research (e) we see positive developments gaining Extension, Consultancy and Linkages tangible results leading to excellent help Philippine organizations achieve (f) Support to Students (g) Library (h) outcomes—quality graduates. world-class performance. It uses an Infrastructure and Learning Resources First of all, we have revisited internationally comparable framework and (i) Quality Assurance Culture. The our SUC Levelling status, parameter by and criteria patterned from the Malcolm University is determined to go through parameter to see where we need to do Baldrige Performance Excellence IA because of its relevance and better, what actions and strategies need Program for the US based on the usefulness in its operations. It is also a calibration and what decisions need principles of Total Quality Management. public demonstration that PSU fulfils its immediate deployment and priming. Last year, the university earned a site mission of providing quality education We have determined performance gaps visit after the Development Academy by satisfying the set standards for and identified ways to respond to these of the Philippines (DAP) found the higher education institutions. It can be areas to make sure we will collect all submitted 55-page application report recalled that PSU was subjected to ISA the necessary points needed to hit the of the university meritorious. As of the July of last year and from this departure, target---SUC Level 5, an elusive but not moment, PSU is waiting for the final I am expecting that more or less, the an impossible dream status that PSU decision of the Office of the President university is in an advantageous plane wants to earn and hopefully, own in the of the Republic for its declaration. to take flight for IA. future. Like a fearless lion, we are ready I personally introduced PQA to the PSUnians, I am appealing to all to conquer our fears and mightily face university because I believe that it of you to take your fair share of the all the challenges in this competitive has a perfect complementation and tasks on hand. Let us help one another world amidst dearth of resources. If integration with the established Quality as we, your administrators could not do successful, we shall be the first SUC in Management System of PSU in terms it alone without your cooperation and the Philippines with this highly-coveted of areas such of leadership, strategies, support. Our strength lies not on the status. customer, measurement, analysis brilliance and excellence of one or two Second, I would like to make and knowledge management, human leaders but rather built on the concerted sure that this year, we will secure the resource, operations and results. effort and combined talents of each one prestigious Philippine Quality Award, Finally, as of the moment, the of us. an award for embracing integrated composite Quality Assurance Unit of Onward, PSU in its continuous approach for performance management the University is gearing up as PSU pursuit for excellence and quality service! that sets the standard of excellence
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