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State of the University Address RICARDO P. BABARAN, PhD Chancellor THIS IS IT The Hub for Institutional Synergy, Integration, Sustainability, and Impact Translation Strengthen academic curricula Student Population 4000 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 Number 1000 500 COVID-19 Pandemic 0 2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020 FS + FT SS + ST MY + TT Faculty profile TOTAL NO. OF FACULTY: 354 56 47 31 19 25 Percent Percent 15 6 PhD MS BS Instructor Asst Prof Assoc Prof Prof Highest degree Rank As of 30 June 2020 Academic Programs • Degree Programs revised (UC and UP President Level approval) 28 • more than 300 new courses instituted; more than 400 revised • new MS Degree Programs adopted and implemented 2 • MS Environmental Science (UPVTC) MS Food Science (SOTECH) 2 • GE courses reconfigured Quality Assurance of degree programs • (all degree granting units) Internal Academic Assessment 100% Development System (IAADS) compliant • degree programs with Self Assessment Report (in various 27 stages of completion) and for external assessment Strengthen research agenda Research and RESEARCH 8,245,204.97 Public Service 6,379,350.00 5,800,000.00 PhP PhP 14,500,000.00 Annual budget for research and public service activities PUBLIC SERVICE (2017-2020 RCWPPS fund also supports PhP 1,363,121.75 publication grant, student grant, 1,000,000.00 698,744.00 research-related activities and OVCRE- initiated programs and activities 2017 2018 2019 Research Income 112,732,878.00 112,671,078.73 80,603,475.61 PhP 2017 2018 2019 DOST NICER: Mollusk Center for Research and Development DOST granted the first of several Niche Centers in the Region for Research and Development (NICER) to UPV as the Center for Mollusks Research, Development and Extension. The first workshop on Roadmapping of Research and Development and Commercialization Initiatives for Mollusks was held on January 7-10, 2019, covering topics on the current state of mollusk industry and research in the Philippines. Its goal is to promulgate the importance of mollusks in the country and to jumpstart research that will potentially develop the mollusk industry. Technology Transfer and Business Development Office • Registered: 0 Patent • Filed: 7 • Registered: 16 Utility model • Filed: 36 • Registered: 6 Copyright • Filed: 6 Industrial • Registered: 2 design • Filed: 2 • Registered: Trademark • Filed: 6 Genomics for a Better Philippine Genome Center Visayas Philippines total number of people reached and trained Collaboration meetings 653 Seminars 15% 23% 316 124 152 59 2 students faculty medical staff visiting professors professionals and directors 62% Trainings 87 143 222 147 18 Philippine Genome Center from from from from from University of the Philippines SUCs hospitals HEIs UPV other institutions System Regional Research Center RRC Laboratory Summary of Lab Services Rendered INCOME AS OF MARCH 2019 TO JANUARY CLIENTS CATERED INCOME AS OF MARCH 2019 TO 2020 per LABORATORY JANUARY 2020 1% 1% 12% 4% 20% 10% 33% 17% 60% 66% 80% Material Science Chemistry Food Science Biology UPV Projects HS UPV Projects HS SUC Microbiology SUC Total Client: 79 Total income: PhP592,047.80 Visits and educational tours DOST Usec. Guevarra and company Capiz High School Teachers TUMSAT, Japan Professor and students Research DOST PCIERRD funded “Port and Ballast Water Baselines using Ecological, Microbiological and eDNA Approaches Project” with assistance from UPV NICER Program • 1 project c/o Dr. Laureen Manalo MOA signing at DOST PCIEERD Trainings Balik Scientist Program for AFM (Material Science and Nanotechnology Laboratory) Instrumentation Trainings by MSNL With Balik Scientist Dr. James Li from University of Toronto Organized conferences International Conference on Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences ICFAS 2018 at Grand Xing Imperial Hotel, Iloilo City, Philippines on 15-16 November 2018 (College of Management) at Summit Hotel in Tacloban City on November 6 and 7, 2019 (UPVTC) UP Visayas hosted ViScience 2019: Visayas Science Festival on June 17, 2019 with the Department of Science and Technology (DOST). The festival highlighted R&Ds addressing socio-economic issues along with concerns in agriculture, environment, health, disasters, and hazard mitigation. PAGTIB-ONG Pagtib-ong – the UPV International Conference on intangible heritage successfully brought together scholars, artists, cultural bearers and cultural workers from nine countries. The event which showcased at least 50 scholarly presentations, performances and exhibits was held at Grand Xing Imperial Hotel, Iloilo City on October 25-26, 2018. Asian Fisheries and Aquaculture Forum The 12th Asian Fisheries and Aquaculture Forum (AFAF) was held at the Iloilo Convention Center last April 8-12, 2019. The event gathered fisheries scientists from 21 countries. Enhance Public Service/Engagements COVID-19 Pandemic UPV Community Initiatives • Policy notes on Western Visayas • Trainings and support in the establishment of the Testing Centers in Western Visayas • DIY and 3D Faceshield • Webinars • Psychological support COVID-19 Pandemic UPV Community Initiatives • Alcohol-based handrub production • UP, Magbubunga Tayo, UPdanay and URUGUP Donations Drive • Translation into regional languages of DOH and WHO infographics Public Service Activities 1. SUC-Assisted Approach in CDP Formulation Project 2. Boracay Project 3. Research Proposal Writing BootCamp 4. Teaching Enhancement Workshop 5. Oil spill Task Force Cagayan 1 Cagayan State University Cavite 1 Cavite State University Aklan Aklan State University 1 2 3 Partnerships (with MOA/MOU) Capiz Capiz State University 1 2 3 LGU: Pres. Ro xas 1 D Camarines Sur 1 2 3 R Antique Partido State University LGU: Barbaza, Bugasong, Culasi, Tibiao, Hamtic 1 D Pandan 1 D Catanduanes Catanduanes State University 1 2 From 2017-2020: 16 MOUs with HEIs University of Antique 1 2 3 Northern Samar University of Eastern Philippines 1 2 Iloilo Samar LGUs: Banate, Sara, San Enrique 1 D Anilao 1 D Samar State University 1 2 R Carles 1 5 D I Biliran Biliran Province State University 1 2 Iloilo State College of Fisheries 1 2 3 Partnerships Northern Iloilo Polytechnic State College 1 2 Le yte 1 With Memorandum of Understanding Visayas State University 1 2 R and/or Memorandum of Agreement Eastern Visayas State University 1 2 R With research collaborations Southern Leyte Activities Southern Leyte State University 1 2 Cebu Workshop on Research Proposal Writing /Publication Writing for Cebu Technological University 1 2 Negros Occidental University of San Carlos 1 faculty and researchers of State Universities and Colleges LGUs: Candoni, Hinigaran, Isabela, Kabankalan City, 1 D UPV-DILG SUC-Assisted in Comprehensive La Carlota City D Surigao State College of Science and Technology Development Plan Formulation Northern Negros State Surigao del N orte 1 2 College of Technology 1 2 Surigao del Sur State University 1 2 Relief operations Surigao del Sur Caraga State University 1 2 Butuan City Palawan Western Philippines State University 1 R Agusan del Sur Agusan del Sur State College of Agriculture and Technology 1 2 Tawi-tawi Bukidnon Central Mindanao University 1 Mindanao State University Tawi-Tawi College of Technology 1 3 and Oceanography Davao del Sur Southern Philippines Agri-Business and Marine 1 and Aquatic School of Technology Enhance internationalization efforts International Partnerships Institute of Oceanology of the Chinese The Scottish Association for Academy of Science (IOCAS) (Shandong, Marine Science (SAMS) China) Golden Gate University (Oban, UK) Tomas Bata University (San Francisco, California, (Zlin, Czech Republic) USA) Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo, Japan) Shigakukan University (Kagoshima, Japan) Louisiana State University Hoa Sen University at Alexandria (Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam) (Louisiana, USA) Royal M elbourne Institute of Technology (Melbourne, Australia) Western Sydney University (Sydney, Australia) Israel-SUCs Partnership • A collaboration between State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) from Region VI and Israel was proposed by UP Visayas Chancellor Ricardo Babaran, who is exploring engagements in the areas of fisheries and tourism. The meeting together with the different heads of SUCs and their representatives took place at the Pidlaoan Hall, College of Fisheries and Sciences, UP Visayas, Miagao last June 4, 2019. CHED partnership mission in Ankara, Turkey (December 9 to 13, 2019) The visit included initial discussions on the possible joint initiatives between higher education institutions in Turkey and in the Philippines relative to the implementation of the Protocol for Cooperation in the Field of Higher Education between CHED and the Council of Higher Education, Turkey signed in November 2018. Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE) Training Program on Community Colleges • The aim of this program is to provide support and capacity-building to higher education institutions (HEIs) in developing Institutional Agendas for Effective and Sustainable Community College Transition Initiatives. • An activity sponsored by CHED held from November 16, 2019 to December 2, 2019 Infrastructure Completed Infrastructure • Rehabilitation of the Main Building Phases 1, 2 and 3 with funds from the National Historical Commission and UP System (P37.6M) • Fisheries Technology Business Incubation Building funded by DOST- PCAARRD (P6M) • Administration Services Building Detailed Architectural and Engineering Plan (P875 Thousand – UPS Reprogrammed Fund) • Construction of New Comforts Rooms for Covered Court (P5M – UPS Reprogrammed Fund) On-Going Infrastructure
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    H. No. 5110 ~puhlit nf f4e Jltilippines ([ougrtss of tqt Jqilippiuts fl{efrn ~ni!ll ~nnrfeeuf4 Q[ongress • Begun and held in Metro Manila, on Monday, the twenty-seventh day of July, two thousand nine. [REPUBLIC ACT NO. 98 5 <1 ] AN ACT ESTABLISHING THE CARAGA STATE UNIVERSITY IN THE CARAGA REGION BY INTEGRATING THE . NORTHERN MINDANAO STATE INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (NORMISIST) IN AMPAYON, BUTUAN CITY AND THE NORTHERN MINDANAO COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (NMCAST) IN CABADBARAN,AGUSAN DEL NORTE AND APPROPRIA1'ING FUNDS THEREFOR Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in Congress assembled: SECTION 1. Establishment/Integration. - There is hereby established a state university in the Caraga Region to be known as the Caraga State University (CSU), hereinafter referred to as the University, by integrating the Northern Mindanao State Institute of Science and Technology (NORMISIST) in Ampayon, Butuan City and the Northern Mindanao College of Arts, Science and Technology (NMCAST) in Cabadbaran, Agusan del Norte. The main campus of the University shall be in Butuan City. 2 SEC. 2. GeneralMaruWte. - The Universityshallprinlari1y provide advanced education, higher technological, professional instruction and training in the fields of agriculture and environmental studies, fishery, engineering, forestry, industrial technology, education, law, medicine and other health related programs, information technology, arts and sciences and other related· courses. It shall undertake research and extension