MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY Naawan Campus 9023 Naawan, Misamis Oriental, Philippines

MILESTONES 2012-2017 VISION

A world-class university in Southern Philipines in 2020.

MISSION

To holistically develop God-centered human resources for research and development towards food security, poverty alleviation, environmental sustainability, gender sensitivity and cultural diversity.

Office of the Chancellor Address: Pedro Pagalan St., Poblacion 9023 Naawan, Misamis Oriental, Philippines Contact Number - (+63) 917 713 3592 (Globe) (+63) 918 906 8056 (Smart) Website - http://www.msunaawan.edu.ph T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

Message from the Chancellor 4

Executive Summary 5

Research Projects and Publications 6 Research and Development Projects 7 Awards and Recognitions 13 Research Activities Highlights 17

Extension Projects 21 Extension Activities Highlights 23

Academic Performance 25 Academic Programs 27 Faculty Development and International Engagements 28 Academic Milestone - A Celebration of Development and Achievement 29 On-Campus Activities 31 Off-Campus Activities 32 Integrated Developmental School 34

Administration and Finance 37

Infrastructures and Facilities 38

Research and Laboratory Equipments 42

Fish Commodities 43

Seminars/Conferences/Workshops/Activities 45

Annual Celebration and Activities 48

Partnerships and Linkages 51

MOAs Approved by the MSU System Board of Regents 52

Officials of the University and Academic Units 55 My leadership commenced in September of 2012, not with MESSAGE FROM THE a big budget but with a big dream that was initiated and set by the immediate past leadership. Having shared with that dream, the current administration single-mindedly pursued CHANCELLOR its realization, with passion and relentless enthusiasm. After almost five years, the hard work, honesty, commitment and transparency paid-off. The once-muddy campus roads are now paved, the classes held under the trees are gone, the Our society today is at a confusing crossroad. The blinding externally-funded research invitations come in chain, the influx of technology may have enhanced more and faster once-ignored PRC results are the most watched eventuality by activities that linked people all over the world closer but, stakeholders, the graduation rites that shy away from inviting with similar speed, has also eroded many values and known dignitaries now boast of having invited, among others, corrupted the moral fiber held dearly by every race and the Vice President of the country, then a Congresswoman. society. Which way to take will determine the future of the Graduates had increased significantly as a consequence of next generation. This emphasizes the urgency for leaders the growing patronage by the stakeholders as indicated in to race and keep pace with the opportunity that creates the institution’s enrolment from around 400 in 2007, 2,400 in and give no room for destruction. I believe this is the 2012 to 4,500 in 2016. Alongside with these developments universal challenge facing an educational system today, are the corresponding infrastructure support which amounted it being the agency tasked to hone the capability for right to a little more than 100 million pesos from 2012-2017. decisions and shaping the total personality of the youth. To be abreast with the reality of a global community, MSU-N Mindanao State University at Naawan (MSU-N), in its is now a partner of international initiatives like the Erasmus modest way and within the ambit of its capacity, has Mundus Action 2 Mobilization known as ALFABET (Asia accepted this challenge. The leadership believes that an Life Food Agriculture Biology Education Technology). Just institution must be relevant and responsive to the needs recently, the Campus is also a partner university in the SPIRE of its stakeholders, especially the younger generation, if it project under the Erasmus Plus program of the European is to find its institutional meaning and purpose. At MSU-N, Union, together with some ASEAN and European universities. we are passionate towards this pursuit. For this reason, we We consider this a significant opportunity that opens the door imbibe in our every human resource the very basic values for a small campus into the world dominated by big players, of hardwork, honesty, commitment and transparency, to share and be heard in matters of international concerns. to jumpstart every single activity it does. Our campus maybe one of the least-budgeted autonomous campus MSU-N THRIVES AT ALL TIMES to provide quality within the MSU System which, to a certain extent, limited education, research and extension services, locally, us but this has not constrained us to bring significant nationally and globally. We adhere to the DIVINE milestones that many never thought will ever happen STANDARDS with the aim of producing globally competitive to a once-upon-a-time sleepy campus hesitant to grow. humanity. OUR HIGHEST PRIORITY is preparing everybody towards a holistic service of excellence.

With all these, this leadership is confident that it can provide our youth an alternative route in this confusing crossroad. It shall be a route whose end will preserve the moral fibers of our society amidst changing times and one that promotes right values to our youth. We consider these as MSU-N’s modest contribution in building the future of this and the next generations. MILESTONES are obviously bannered by this academic institution in number of infrastructures, research projects, extension activities, in the quantity of production in its income-generating ventures and in the quality of instruction. But let no one forget that the best of them all is in the preservation of humanity, as meant and purposed by God.

DR. PROSERPINA G. ROXAS Chancellor II

4 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 E X E C U T I V E S U M M A R Y

The accomplishment of Dr. Proserpina G. Roxas during her five-year-term (2012-2017) as Chancellor of the Mindanao State University at Naawan (MSUN) is marked by continuous infrastructure development paralleled with budding landscapes, and matched by substantial growth and expanding engagements of the Campus in the fields of research, extension and instruction.

At the academe, we continue to and individuals provided the poor provides technical expertise and compete globally. The Campus students the opportunity to obtain access to livelihood and literacy is recognized and declared a tool for a better life. MSUN’s trainings towards building people’s by the Commission on Higher advocacy to make a difference in the resilience and improved socio- Education (CHED) as the Center of lives of people makes it a promising economic conditions. Excellence in Fisheries and Center destination of choice for students of Development in Marine Biology who dream for a better future. The University’s financial in 2016. We started integrating management operates in sound our students internationally in 2015 In the field of research and basis, as reflected in our financial by sending them to European development (R&D), we uphold performance being manifested in Universities through the Erasmus our position as the frontrunner many outputs, particularly in the Mundus Mobility Program. Our for aquatic, coastal and fisheries infrastructures and acquisition of graduates perform in the national development in Mindanao while laboratory equipment. We continue licensure examinations with high developing collaborative researches to maintain and create new percentage achievements and in other fields, as well as in creating partnerships whether in research, way beyond the national passing a niche in the ASIA Pacific Region. extension or in the academe to rates. A very remarkable licensure MSU Naawan hosted the 2nd MSU become a stronger and greater performance was making it to the System Research and Innovation MSU Naawan. The Administrative 3rd place for the Fisheries board Summit held successfully at the Services Division has vigorously examination in 2016. Graduation campus in July, 2015. The Research implemented its functions and performance showed an exponential building was refurbished and the provided critical support services to trend. Enrollment has been robust hatchery-complex expanded. the research, extension, instruction for the last five years registering Additional laboratory equipment and income generating programs the highest number of students were acquired to cope with the of the institution. The excellent at 4,510 during the first semester demand for laboratory analyses not cooperative relationship between of Academic Year 2015-2016. only internally but the surrounding the units is reflected in major Although the enrollment dropped regions as well. Fish commodities infrastructure development, new on the succeeding semester amidst were significantly increased, both landscapes, acquisition of laboratory the K-12 program, much has been for technology development and for equipment and the many completed done for the transition, including income generation. All these served and ongoing developmental opening of classes to around 300 as leverage for attracting more projects, all within the term of hundred students for grades 11 and support for the R&D activities of the Chancellor Proserpina G. Roxas. 12 classes and sending faculties Campus. In effect, research and and staff for skills training and extension activities of the campus The performance of MSUN educational advancement. Students significantly increased in the recent throughout the last five years is and employees partner in designing few years. paving a way towards excellence. value-laden activities intended to We keep our eyes on our vision: holistically develop every constituent Our extension division strongly MSUN: a world-class university in of the Campus. The massive serves as the focal point for southern Philippines in 2020. campaign for scholarships from the the communities in Southern government and from private groups Philippines. The unit continuously

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 5 Research RESEARCH PROJECTS (2012-2016)

A. No. of Research Projects conducted.

B. No. of Research Publications

16 16 16 15 17 14 18 12 12 12 11 16 10 14 11 11 8 12 10 6 10 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 8 2 2 6 2 1 6 0 4 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2 International National Local 0 25 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 22 No. of research publications 20 18

15 10 9 9 10 8 8 6 C. No. of research outputs presented 5 4 in Conferences 5 3 3 1 0 0 0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

International National Local

14 14 12 12 11 10 10 10 D. No. of technical conferences 8 attended 8 6 6 6 6 4 4 3 3 3 2 2 2

0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 International National Local

6 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 Research

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

Duration Title Proponents Funding Source Status

Science and Technology Research Partnership for Sustainable Uy, Wilfredo H. - in Development Integrated Coastal Ecosystem Conservation & collaboration with UP-MSI, (SATREPS) scheme 2010-2015 Adaptive Management in Response to Local & Global Completed UP Visayas and other jointly established by Environmental Change (CECAM) Institutions in Japan JST (Japan Science and Technology Agency) and JICA (Japan International Cooperation Agency) Characterization and Quantification of wastes Salarda, Marissa Y. and 2011-2012 MSU-Naawan Completed generated at MSU-Naawan Campus Prado, Grace I. Earthworm Eudrilus eugeniae, meal as fish meal 2011-2012 Lumasag, Gil J. MSU-Naawan Completed replacement in aquaculture feeds From Ridge to Reef: An Ecosystem-Based Approach Uy, Wilfredo H., and USAID and 2011-2012 to Biodiversity Conservation and Development in the Completed Lumasag, Gil J. WorldFish Center Philippines (EB-ABCD Philippines) Shelf-Life Assessment of Boneless Dried Tilapia Paracueles, Charry Nelleen 2011-2012 MSU-Naawan Completed Fingerlings L. and Arriesgado, Dan M. Species Inventory and Assessment of Sea Guzman de, Asuncion B. CHED Fund through 2011-2012 Completed Cucumbers in Northern Mindanao and Quiñones, Mariefe B. PCAMRD Development of Robust Tools for Managing Sardine Fisheries in the Philippines: Zamboanga upwelling Bohol Sea System: Project 2. Sustaining the Sardine Guzman de, Asuncion B., 2011-2013 DOST-PCAMRD Completed Fisheries Industry through Understanding Spatio- Jimenez, Cesaria R. Temporal Dynamics in the Zamboanga Peninsula and Bohol Sea System (SarDyn) Sustaining the sardine fisheries industry through Guzman de, Asuncion B., understanding spatio-temporal dynamics in the 2011-2014 Jimenez, Cesaria R., Abrea, DOST Completed Zamboanga Peninsula and Bohol Sea system Renoir A. (SardDyn) Roxas, Proserpina G., Roa, Elnor C., Acuña, Rodrigo Foundation E., Consolacion, Jerico M., for Philippine Resource and Socio-Economic Assessment (RSEA) 2012-203 Perpetua, Aida D., Dacula, Environment (FPE) Completed of the Agusan Marsh Ecosystems Jackie Lou Z., Castanares, through the MSUN Edgar D., Florida, Eric John Foundation D., and Eballe, Rustan C. Australian Centre Uy, Wilfredo H., Eballe, for International Expansion and Diversification of Production and Rustan C., Calimot, Daniza Agricultural Research 2012-2016 Management Systems for Sea Cucumbers in the Completed Mae J., Parcia, Heidie Amor (ACIAR) through Philippines, Vietnam and Northern Australia A. James Cook University Cabactulan, Frederick B., 2013-2014 A Bayesian Analysis of Koyck’s Distributed Lag Model MSU-Naawan Completed Supe, Arnulfo P. Biological Assessment and Monitoring of Selected Uy, Wilfredo H., Gaid, Ruth 2013-2014 CHED Completed Mariculture Parks in Northern Mindanao D., Quiñones, Mariefe B. Macalood, Jeana S., Vicente, Helen J., Boniao, 2013-2014 Crude latex from Carica papaya l. as Pesticide DA-BAR Completed Renato D., Gorospe, Jessie G., Roa, Elnor C.

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 7 Duration Title Proponents Funding Source Status

Tubio, Emilie G., Gaid, Ruth D. 2013-2014 Diversity of Microalgae in Selected Areas of Mindanao CHED Completed and Dagapioso, Dolores M. Hatching rate of Penaeus monodon eggs in waters Eballe, Rustan C., Openiano, 2013-2014 MSU-Naawan Completed applied with probiotics Policarpo L. Jr. Hydrological assessment and monitoring of selected Gorospe, Jessie G.; Manulat, 2013-2014 CHED Completed Mariculture Parks in Northern Mindanao Sandra L. Coronel, Lilibeth P., Namoco, Identification of an Efficient Filtering-Segmentation 2013-2014 Consorcio S. Jr., Badoy, Wilfredo MSU-Naawan Completed Technique for Automated Counting of Fish Fingerlings B. Jr. Salarda, Marissa Y., Samson, Impacts of Mariculture Parks in Northern Mindanao on 2013-2014 Jeanette J., Calimot, Daniza Mae CHED Completed the Socio-economic status of the Coastal Communities J., Aguirre, Heidie Amor C. Gonzales, Ruby C., Gorospe, Morphometry, genetic variation and fishery of the Jessie G., Vicente, Helen J., MSU-Naawan, 2013-2014 mangrove crabs Scylla spp. in selected areas of the Completed Roa, Elnor C., Torres, Mark Fulbright, DA-BAR Philippines Anthony J. Piloting of IMTA System in Lopez Jaena Mariculture Gorospe, Jocelyn N., Moleño, 2013-2014 CHED Completed Park Eugene P., Ologuin, Marilou M. Boniao, Renato D., Roa, Elnor Foundation C., Tumanda, Jr., Marcelino I., for Philippine Resource and Socio-Economic Assessment (RSEA) Alicante, Apolinario A., Salarda, 2013-2014 Environment (FPE) Completed for Mt. Pinukis in Zamboanga del Norte and del Sur Marissa Y., Castañares, Edgar through the MSUN D., Florida, Eric John D., Eballe, Foundation Rustan C., Ambato, Gergie A. Screening of Candidate IMTA components under 2013-2014 Lumasag, Gil J., Laurden, Amy J. CHED Completed laboratory conditions Water Quality Assessment Monitoring of Selected Roa, Elnor C., Prado, Grace I. 2013-2014 CHED Completed Mariculture Parks in Northern Mindanao and Quiao, Maria Alma D. Community structure and resource potential of 2014-2015 sea cucumbers in selected sites of Iligan Bay and Guzman de, Asuncion B. PCAMRD Completed Murcielagos Bay Digestibility on crude protein and crude fat of commercial diets with and without dietary probiotic of 2014-2015 Lumasag, Gil J. MSU-Naawan Completed orange-spotted rabbitfish, Siganus guttatus (Bloch) juvenile Hambre, Milagros M., Silva, Effects of instructional strategies and Proficiency levels MSU-Naawan, 2014-2015 Alma Gloria L., Mugot, Bella C., Completed on Students’ achievement MSU-IIT Coronado, Wenceslao Jr. A. Gender and waste management issues confronting 2014-2015 sustainability of programs among schools in Iligan City, Vedra, Sonnie A. MSU-Naawan Completed Mindanao Genetic diversity, population structure and reproduction dynamics of tropical seagrasses, Cymodocea 2014-2015 Arriesgado, Dan M. JICA Completed rotundata and C. serrulata in the Northwestern Pacific Region Geographic Variation of the orange-spotted spinefoot, 2014-2015 Completed Siganus guttatus from Mindanao, Philippines 2014-2015 National Assessment of Corel Reef Ecosystem Completed Optimization of Methane Oxidizing Bacteria production 2014-2015 Paracueles, Charry Nelleen L. MSU-Naawan Completed and its use to mussel (Mytilus edulis) larviculture Teachers’ Thinking skills in developing Pedagogical 2014-2015 Hambre, Milagros M. MSU-Naawan Completed Content Knowledge (PCR) through scaffolding Lumasag, Gil J., Guzman de, Development of captive breeding and hatchery Asuncion B., Quiñones, Mariefe 2014-2016 technology for the white teatfish Holothuria fuscogilva DOST Completed B., Tubio, Emilie G., Gorospe, (Cherbonnier) from Lopez Jaena, Misamis Occidental Jocelyn N.

8 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 Duration Title Proponents Funding Source Status

Lipid and amino acid profiles and physic-chemical characterization of meat from Philippine white 2014-2016 Consolacion, Jerico M. DOST Completed mallard (Anas boschas L.) and Pekin ducks (Anas platyrhynchos L.) Seaweed Area GIS-based Mapping as Production Uy, Wilfredo H., Cabactulan, 2014-2016 Support System for Sustainable Seaweeds Farming in Frederick B., Manulat, Sandra L., DOST Completed the Philippines Ambato, Gergie A. Toxicological activity of selected Philippine medicinal Quiao. Maria Alma D., Roa, 2014-2016 MSU-Naawan and vegetative plants Elnor C. Roa, Elnor C., Perpetua, Aida D., Villaroel, Rose Ann R., Colance, Community Profiling of selected municipalities of ABS-CBN Bayan 2015 Mariel Denerie B., Alamillo, John Completed Compostela Valley Foundation, Inc Brian L., Potestas, Diorey Q., and Bagayna, Floremie C. Roa, Elnor C., Perpetua, Aida D., Samson, Jeanette J., Villaroel, Community Profiling of Selected Municipalities of Rose Ann R., Colance, Mariel ABS-CBN Bayan 2015 Completed Misamis Oriental Denerie B., Alamillo, John Brian Foundation, Inc L., Potestas, Diorey Q., and Bagayna, Floremie C. Guzman de, Asuncion B., Abrea, Habitat Mapping, Vulnerability Assessment of the 2015 Renoir A., Gorospe, Jessie G., DENR Completed Initao-Libertad Protected Landscape and Seascape Moleño, Eugene P. Minimal Marking: Its Effect on Students’ Composition 2015 Dolotallas, Arlene C. MSU Naawan Completed Writing Use of bio-indicators in assessing coastal health in 2015 Vedra, Sonnie A. MSU Naawan Completed selected areas of Northern Mindanao Watershed status, women participation and 2015 cultural issues: Key to understanding sustainable Vedra, Sonnie A. MSU Naawan Completed agroecosystems in Mindanao

Boniao, Renato D., Roa, Elnor Foundation C., Colance, Mariel Denerie B., 2015-2016 Impact assessment on FPE site-focused projects of Philippine Completed Alamillo, John Brian L., Marapao, Government Garry C.

Moleño, Eugene P., Navarro, Victor R., Sabilla, Roseller G., Induced gonadal maturation of Malabar grouper, Roa, Elnor C., Paracueles, 2015-2016 MSU Naawan On-going Epinephelus malabarius Charry Neleene L., Rodrigora, Frank E., Nebres, Cristina S., Sacabin, Oscar

Roxas, Proserpina G., Sabilla, Roseller G., Arriesgado, Elgen On-farm Trials of Phyto-Androgen for Sex Inversion of 2015-2016 M., Gonzales, Daniel D., Moleño, DOST-PCAMRD Completed Tilapia Eugene P., Navarro, Mark Anthony

2015-2016 Philippine National Aquasilviculture Program: Project2 Vedra, Sonnie A. DA-BFAR Completed

Status of the Coral Communities in the Fringing Reefs Abrea, Renoir A., Ruiz, Ed Vince 2015-2016 MSU Naawan Completed of Naawan, Misamis Oriental C.

Sustaining Coastal Fisheries through Philippine Vedra, Sonnie A., Dejarme, 2015-2016 National Aquasilviculture Program of BFAR and MSU- Henry E., Gonzales, Daniel D., DA-BFAR 10 Completed Naawan Roxas, Proserpina G.

Transport and Nursery of lobster, Panulirus ornatus, Gorospe, Jocelyn N., Ratunil, Jr., 2015-2016 MSU Naawan Completed seeds in communal and solitary tank houses Virgilio B.

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 9 Duration Title Proponents Funding Source Status

Biodiversity and Habitat Assessment of Mount 2016 Castañares, Edgar D. MSU-Naawan Completed Malindawag, Naawan, Misamis Oriental, Philippines Roxas, Proserpina G., Perpetua, Foundation Aida D., Arriesgado, Elgen M., 2016 Conservation Management Plan for Agusan Marsh of Philippine Completed Eballe, Rustan C., Gomez, Environment (FPE) Merriam Danielle P. Roxas, Proserpina G., Abrea, GNPower Coral Reef Assessment in Barangay Tacub, Renoir A., Roa, Elnor C., 2016 Kauswagan Ltd. Completed Kauswagan, Lanao del Norte: A Validation Study Quiñones, Mariefe B., Moleňo, Co. (GNPK) Eugene P., Eballe, Rustan C. Culture Techniques and Practices of Seaweed Farming 2016 Ambato, Gergie A. DOST Completed in Eastern Visayas and Northwestern Mindanao Development of captive breeding and hatchery Lumasag, Gil J., Gorospe, 2016 technology for the white teatfish Holothuria fuscogilva Jocelyn N., Quiñones, Mariefe PCAARD-DOST Completed (Cherbonnier) from Lopez Jaena, Misamis Oriental B., Tubio Emilie G. Environmental Education Embedded in K-12 Program Baroro, Mary Luz E., Gorospe, 2016 in Urban and Rural Secondary Schools in Iligan City, Jessie G., Relox, Richel E. and MSU-Naawan Completed Lanao del Norte, Philippines Vedra, Sonnie A. Paler, Florence C., Tanael, Cristobal C., Areola, Quini Gine W., Bacadon, Jade P., Cantere, Estimating Socio-economic Value of Layawan River 2016 Gaspar S. Jr., Estorba, Shechem MSU-Naawan Completed System in Northern Mindanao, Philippines B., Jamaca, Irwin Jayson N., Talingting, Ruth S., dela Peña, Geralyn D., Vedra, Sonnie A. Boniao, Renato D., Roa, Elnor C., Colance, Mariel Denerie B., Foundation Impact Assessment of the Dinagat Island Biodiversity 2016 Alamillo, John Brian L., Marapao, of Philippine Completed Conservation and Sustainable Development Program Garry C., Villaruel Rose Ann R., Environment (FPE) Dela Peña, Geralyn D. Boniao, Renato D., Roa, Elnor Foundation C., Colance, Mariel Denerie B., 2016 Impact assessment on FPE site-focused projects of Philippine Completed Alamillo, John Brian L., Marapao, Environment (FPE) Garry C. Impact of Mining on Watershed and the adjoining Boniao, Renato D., Vedra, Foundation Natural Resources based on Soil Properties and 2016 Sonnie A., Florida, Eric John D., of Philippine Completed Agriculture: A Scientific Study of Cantilan Mining Marapao, Garry C. Environment (FPE) TEPO Case Padilla, Ramon Francisco Q., Impacts of Management Programs to Biophysical Vedra, Sonnie A., Coronado, 2016 MSU-Naawan Completed Resources of Cagayan de Oro River Wenceslao A., Trinidad, Rodolfo B., Relox, Richel E. Impacts of Mining to Resources along Carac-An Vedra, Sonnie A., Boniao, 2016 Watershed and Communities: A Socio-economic MSU-Naawan Completed Renato D. Valuation Approach Large Scale Mapping of Seaweed Farms using GIS as 2016 Cabactulan, Frederick B. DOST Completed a Tool Morphometry, genetic variation and fishery of the MSU-Naawan, Gonzales, Ruby C., Gorospe, 2016 mangrove crabs Scylla spp. in selected areas of the Fulbright On-going Jessie G., Roa, Elnor C. Philippines DA-BAR Nutritive Value of Meat from Philippine White Mallard 2016 (Anas boschas L.) and Pekin (Anas platyrynchos L.) Consolacion, Jerico M. MSU-Naawan Completed Ducks On Generalized Arakawa–Kaneko Zeta Functions with Aleluya, Edward Rowe M., Acala, 2016 MSU-Naawan Completed a, b, c Parameters Nestor G.

10 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 Duration Title Proponents Funding Source Status

Arjona, Juvy S., Cajoles, Jireh Psychometric Components of the MSUN-Integrated Faith O., Canoy, Jan Cleo, 2016 Developmental School Admission Test for Incoming Divinagracia, Rosalina L., MSU-Naawan Completed Grade 7 Students Gomez, Merriam Danielle P., Labial, Sylvia C. Status of the Coral Communities in the Fringing Reefs 2016 Abrea, Renoir A., Ruiz, Ed Vince MSU-Naawan Completed of Naawan, Misamis Oriental Suitability Assessment and Mapping to Support Uy, Wilfredo H., Leopardas, Development of Resilient Communities and Livelihoods Venus E., Parungao, Lovely 2016 DA-BAR Completed in Selected Vulnerable Communities in Misamis A., Consolacion, Jerico M., Occidental Marapao, Garry C. Navarro, Victor R., Eduria, Eddie B., Gonzaga, Licon P., Dela Survival and growth performance of hatchery-reared Peña, Rolando B., Amarga, milkfish, Chanos chanos polycultured with rabbitfish, 2016 Jenis M., Bongga, Flordeliz C., MSU-Naawan On-going Siganus guttatus under open aquaculture system Avanceña, Rando L., Bongo, (cage condition) Romeo G., Pimentel, Mario Reyno W. Taru en, Thalu en: Phonological and Lexical Variations Ambato, Gergie A., Echavez, 2016 MSU-Naawan On-going of Two Subanen Dialects Nancy Q. Yeba Dance Exercise: It’s impact on the physical Colegado, Rosevel B., Alcuizar, 2016 fitness among overweight students of Naawan, MSU-Naawan Completed Rebecca M. Misamis Oriental Australian Centre Expansion and Diversification of Production and for International 2016 Management Systems for Sea Cucumbers in the Uy, Wilfredo H. On-going Agricultural Philippines, Vietnam and Northern Australia Research (ACIAR) Environmental and anthropogenic stressors affecting the biology, ecology and fishery potential of 2016-2018 Glossogobius giuris (Hamilton 1882) in Lake Mainit, Vedra, Sonnie A., Gaid, Ruth D. DA-BAR On-going Northeastern Mindanao, Philippines: Biological and ecological studies Environmental and anthropogenic stressors affecting the biology, ecology and fishery potential of Roa, Elnor C., Roa, Rey L., 2016-2018 Glossogobius giuris (Hamilton 1882) in Lake Mainit, DA-BAR On-going Eballe, Rustan C. Northeastern Mindanao, Philippines: Water and climate studies Environmental and anthropogenic stressors affecting the biology, ecology and fishery potential Salarda, Marissa Y., Samson, 2016-2018 of Glossogobius giuris (Hamilton 1882) in Lake DA-BAR On-going Jeanette J. Mainit, Northeastern Mindanao, Philippines: Socio- demographic, economic and fishery studies Gorospe, Jessie G., Tubio, 2016-2019 Breeding of Pigek, Mesopristes cancellatus DA-BAR On-going Emilie G. Broodstock Development of Pigek, Mesopristes 2016-2019 Lumasag, Gil J. DA-BAR On-going cancellatus

Hatchery Management of Pigek, Mesopristes Gorospe, Jocelyn N., Nebres, 2016-2019 DA-BAR On-going cancellatus Cristina S.

Arriesgado, Dan M, Roa, Genetic structure of tropical seagrasses and Elnor C., Perpetua, Aida D., biodiversity assessment of seagrass ecosystem in Arriesgado, Elgen M., Seronay, Approved 2017-2020 CHED and ready for Southern Philippines for conservation and adaptive Romell A., Mingoc, Julius, implementation management Muallil, Richard N., Chunlan Lian, Hiroyuki Kurokochi

Stock Assessment, Fishery and Reproductive Jimenez, Cesaria R., Quiñones, Approved 2017-2019 Dynamics of Roundscads, Decapterus spp., in Iligan Mariefe B., Paghasian, Margarita CHED and ready for Bay C. implementation

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 11 Duration Title Proponents Funding Source Status

Roxas, Proserpina G., Roa, Resource and Socio-Economic Assessment of Elnor C., Prado, Grace I., Acuña, Approved 2017-2019 Mandulog River System in Northern Mindanao through CHED and ready for Rodrigo E., Perpetua, Aida D., Participatory Approach implementation Castañares, Edgar D., et. al. Tubio Emilie G., Gorospe, Biomass and Gonadal Development of White teatfish Jocelyn N., Quiñones, Mariefe 2017-2018 MSU-Naawan On-going in Pens at Tubajon, Laguinddingan, Misamis Oriental B., Roa, Rey L., Navarro, Victor R. Strategic IP Management for Effective R & I in Asian 2016-2019 EACEA (Erasmus) Higher Education 2017 Coral Transplantation: A Participatory GNPR Approach Abrea, Renoir A. BFAR Approved 2017 RSA for Butuan Bay BFAR and ready for implementation

Approved 2017 RSA for Lianga Bay BFAR and ready for implementation

Arriesgado, Dan M, Roa, Genetic structure of tropical seagrasses and Elnor C., Perpetua, Aida D., biodiversity assessment of seagrass ecosystem in Arriesgado, Elgen M., Seronay, Approved 2017-2020 CHED and ready for Southern Philippines for conservation and adaptive Romell A., Mingoc, Julius, implementation management Muallil, Richard N., Chunlan Lian, Hiroyuki Kurokochi

Stock Assessment, Fishery and Reproductive Jimenez, Cesaria R., Quiñones, Approved 2017-2019 Dynamics of Roundscads, Decapterus spp., in Iligan Mariefe B., Paghasian, Margarita CHED and ready for Bay C. implementation Roxas, Proserpina G., Roa, Resource and Socio-Economic Assessment of Elnor C., Prado, Grace I., Approved 2017-2019 Mandulog River System in Northern Mindanao through Acuña, Rodrigo E., Perpetua, CHED and ready for Participatory Approach Aida D., Castañares, Edgar D., implementation Coronado, Wenceslao A. Jr. Tubio Emilie G., Gorospe, Biomass and Gonadal Development of White teatfish Jocelyn N., Quiñones, Mariefe 2017-2018 MSU-Naawan On-going in Pens at Tubajon, Laguinddingan, Misamis Oriental B., Roa, Rey L., Navarro, Victor R.

12 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

2012 IN-HOUSE REVIEW FOR RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT & EXTENSION

THESIS / DISSERTATION Rank Title Author(s) Effects of the substrate orientation on the nucleation and growth of zinc Sandra L. Manulat, AC Alguno, RM 1st Place oxide nanostructures Vequizo 2nd Place Higaonon cultural identity through vocal music and dance Rosalina L. Divinagracia Performance of High School students on the developed mathematics Dante Joma P. Zabala and Myrna E. 3rd Place e-learning kit (MeLK) Lahoylahoy PROFESSIONAL CATEGORY (Completed) Climate-driven variations in small pelagic fisheries production: evidence from Asuncion B. de Guzman, JH Madula, CR 1st Place sardine fisheries in Northern Zamboanga Peninsula and Bohol Sea Jimenez, JP Garcia, AC Macario Spatial and temporal variations in Reef Community Structure in Selected Jerry P. Garcia and Asuncion B. de 2nd Place Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in Southern Philippines Guzman Alita E. Openiano, WH Uy, EC Roa, MB 3rd Place PRA-RSA of Magsaysay, Misamis Oriental: coastal economics Quiñones, CR Jimenez, EY Adan, JG Gorospe, GJ Lumasag, AD Perpetua PROFESSIONAL CATEGORY (On-Going) Cesaria R. Jimenez, AB de Guzman, Aspects of the reproductive biology of sardine species in selected bays in 1st Place JG Gorospe, JH Madula, MH Flores, JP Northern Zamboanga Peninsula and Bohol Sea Garcia and DB Recamara Species composition and trends in sardine fisheries production in Northern Jessie G. Gorospe and Asuncion B. de 2nd Place Zamboanga Peninsula-Bohol Sea system Guzman Diversity and Fishery of Sea Cucumbers in Northern Mindanao and Western Asuncion B. de Guzman and Mariefe B. 3rd Place Mindanao Quiñones

2013 IN-HOUSE REVIEW FOR RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT & EXTENSION

THESIS / DISSERTATION Rank Title Author(s) Euphemisms for Taboo Words: Iliganon’s Sociolinguistical Approach for Marilyn Tampos-Villadolid and Angelina 1st Place Social Harmony Lozada Santos, Ph.D. Potential Antioxidant activity of Three (3) Kappaphycus spp. cultivars 2nd Place (Rhodophyta, Solieriaceae) collected during two (2) monsoon seasons in Xyza Kristina D. Billones Kolambugan, Lanao del Norte, Phil. Noli Vergel E. Kirit, Rolando T. Candidato, 3rd Place Design and Fabrication of Relative Humidity Sensor Jr. and Reynaldo M. Vequizo, Ph.D. PROFESSIONAL CATEGORY (Completed) Biodiversity of Sea Cucumbers in Northern and Western Mindanao with Asuncion B. de Guzman, Ph.D. and 1st Place notes on Fishery and Trade of Commercial species Mariefe B. Quiñones Asuncion B. de Guzman, Ph.D., Girley S. Snapshots of a diminishing resource: Fisheries and trade of sea cucumbers 2nd Place Gumanao, Abdul Raji Tahil and Mariefe B. in Mindanao Quiñones Elnor C. Roa, Ph.D., Wilfredo H. Uy, The Influence of Langaran River to the Coastal Ecosystem of Plaridel 3rd Place Ph.D., Jessie G. Gorospe, Ph.D, Mariefe Misamis Oriental B. Quiñones, and Gil J. Lumasag, Ph.D. POSTER Mylene M. Panuncial and Wilfredo H. Uy, Best Disease Prevalence of Scleractinian corals in Selected Reefs of Iligan City Ph.D.

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 13 2014 IN-HOUSE REVIEW FOR RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT & EXTENSION

PROFESSIONAL CATEGORY (Completed) Rank Title Author(s) More than Quantity: Role of Marine Protected Areas in Improving Trophic Dr. Asuncion B. de Guzman, Denmark B. 1st Place Structure of Fish Communities in Selected Mindanao Reefs Recamara and Jerry P. Garcia Dr. Jocelyn N. Gorospe, 2nd Place IMTA: The Answer to Organic Loading from Fish Cages Marilou M. Ologuin, Eugene P. Moleño and Shavel B. Quilab Dr. Wilfredo H. Uy, Mariefe B. Quinoñes, Ruth D. Spatio-temporal dynamics of seagrass and its associated fauna in the 3rd Place Gaid and mariculture parks of Northern Mindanao Allyn Duvin S. Pantallano

POSTER

AB de Guzman, CR Jimenez, CV Sarcol, AC Best Trends in demersal fishery production in selected bays in Mindanao Macario, MH Flores, CP Sajot, and AR Salinas

COLLOQUIUM FOR DISSERTATIONS, THESES AND SHORT STUDIES

Identification of an Efficient Filtering-Segmentation Technique for Automated Lilibeth P. Coronel, Consorcio S. Namoco, Jr., 1st Place Counting of Fish Fingerlings and Wilfredo B. Badoy, Jr. Assessment of the Antioxidant Activity, Antimutagenicity and DNA-Binding 2nd Place Joanna Kristine E. Pancho and Lydia M. Bajo Ability of the Leaves of the Plant Ricinus communis Linn. Carrageenan Yield and Quality of Different Cultivars of Kappaphycus spp. Xyza Kristina D. Billones and Proserpina G. 3rd Place (Rhodophyta, Solieriaceae) Cultivated during Two Monsoon Seasons at Roxas Kolambugan, Lanao del Norte, Mindanao, Philippines

2015 IN-HOUSE REVIEW FOR RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT & EXTENSION

PROFESSIONAL CATEGORY (Completed) Rank Title Author(s) Asuncion B. De Guzman, Cesaria R. Jimenez, Renoir A. Abrea, Denmark B. Recamara, Jerry Trends in Sardine Fisheries Production in Northern Mindanao: Highlighting a 1st Place P. Garcia, Melrose H. Flores, Marcia M. Arnejo, Novel, Participatory Approach to Understand Human-Environment Synergy Dionel L. Molina, Jusua D. dela Peña and Mary Dale S. Gimena Renato D. Boniao, Edgar D. Castañares, Biodiversity and Geo-pedological Assessment of Mt. Pinukis in Zamboanga Apolinario A. Alicante, Eric John D. Florida, 2nd Place del Norte and Sur Elnor C. Roa, Marissa Y. Salarda, Marcelino I. Tumanda, Jr. and Rustan C. Eballe Mercury contamination and sedimentation: The present condition and future 3rd Place Elnor C. Roa and Proserpina G. Roxas challenge of Agusan Marsh

MSU SYSTEM RESEARCH AND INNOVATION SUMMIT

BASIC SCIENCE Mangrove Distribution, Diversity and Carbon Sequestration Potential in 1st Place Maasim, Sarangani Province: Basis for Mitigation Strategies against Climate Ronaldo T. Bigsang Change Renato D. Boniao, Edgar D. Castañares, Biodiversity and geo-pedological assessment of Mt. Pinukis in Zamboanga Apolinario A. Alicante, Eric John D. Florida, 2nd Place del Norte and Sur Elnor C. Roa, Marissa Y. Salarda, Marcelino I. Tumanda, Jr. and Rustan C. Eballe Wilfredo H. Uy, Allyn Duvin S. Pantallano, Venus Comprehensive assessment of coastal resources fronting the Laguindingan E. Leopardas, Tom Gerald Genovia, Kentaro 2nd Place International Airport Honda, Lawrence Bernardo, Masahiro Nakaoka, Tohishiro Miyajima and Miguel Fortes

14 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 MSU SYSTEM RESEARCH AND INNOVATION SUMMIT

APPLIED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Asuncion B. de Guzman, Cesaria R. Jimenez, Renoir A. Abrea, Denmark B. Recamara, Jerry Trends in Sardine Fisheries Production in Northern Mindanao: Highlighting a 1st Place P. Garcia, Melrose H. Flores, Marcia M. Arnejo, Novel, Participatory Approach to Understand Human-Environment Synergy Dionel L. Molina, Jusua D. dela Peña and Mary Dale S. Gimena Richard N. Muallil, Melchor R. Deocadez, The effectiveness of locally managed marine protected areas for Renmar Jun S. Martinez, Wilfredo L. Campos, 2nd Place conservation of commercially important coral reef fishes in the Philippines Samuel S. Mamauag, Cleto L. Nañola Jr. and Porfirio M. Aliño Gross composition and biogenic amine analyses of salt-fermented shrimp Anna Rose B. Pilapil, Katleen Raes, and Ellen 3rd Place paste from Northern Mindanao, Philippines Neyrinck SOCIAL SCIENCE Senior Staff Nurses’ Mentoring Activities: Its Effectiveness in the Nursing 1st Place Skill Development as Perceived by Novice Nurses in Government Hospitals Randy Ian F. Gallego and Cynthia M. Filipinas of Lanao del Norte and Iligan City 2nd Place Token Economy and Sensory Breaks for a Hyperactive Child Sylvia C. Labial Empowering Communities through Capacity Building in Conflict Affected Mitsuo Iinuma, Pendatun Patarasa, Delfin C. 3rd Place Areas in Mindanao (CD-CAAM) Program: Promoting Tilapia Marketing Papa, Danilo S. Josue, Luminog M. Nur Outcomes of Pilot Projects under Capacity Building in Conflict Affected Mitsuo Iinuma, Pendatun Patarasa, Delfin C. 3rd Place Areas in Mindanao (CD-CAAM) Program Papa, Danilo S. Josue, Luminog M. Nur POSTER: NATURAL SCIENCE Isolation and structure determination of the bioactive phytochemical from 1st Place Roeve Ann Mae C. Mazo and Mylene M. Uy Bambusa blumeana Schultes F. (Kawayan Tinik) Water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes, Mart.) as source of vermicompost: it’s 2nd Place Alimoden L. Pido and Zenaida L. Pido efficacy on agronomic performance of lowland rice Property of bioactive components from traditional medicinal plants used by Ma. Luisa Non-Cabrera, Angem Librando- 3rd Place Indigenous People’s (IP) group in the SOCSARGEN Region through Ethno- Descallar, Christine Dawn G. Obemia, Tres Botanical Approach Tinna B. Martin and Rhumer Lañojan POSTER: SOCIAL SCIENCE Daniza Mae J. Calimot, Marissa Y. Salarda, 1st Place Impact Pathway of Balingasag Mariculture Park in Macroeconomic Level Heidie Amor C. Aguirre, Jeanette J. Samson and Melchor R. Rigor Empowering communities through capacity building in conflict affected areas Mitsuo Iinuma, Pendatun Patarasa, Delfin C. 2nd Place in Mindanao (CD-CAAM) program: Promoting tilapia culture, processing and Papa, Danilo S. Josue Luminog M. Nur marketing Communications for peace building: Conflict resolution skills and strategies Julnes U. Jumalon, Russtum G. Pelina and 3rd Place of Lupon Tagamapayapa in selected communities of Sarangani Province Kloyde A. Caday

COLLOQUIUM FOR DISSERTATIONS, THESES AND SHORT STUDIES

Range-wide population genetic diversity and structure of the tropical 1st Place Dan M. Arriesgado seagrass, Cymodocea rotundata across the Northwestern Pacific region Stern, Francesca Leasi, Christopher Owen, Genetic Identification and Some Biological Parameters of the Mangrove 2nd Place Eduardo Nallar, Marcos Perez-Losada, Jessie Crab, Scylla in Selected Areas of the Philippines G. Gorospe and Keith Crandall Effects of Instructional Strategies and Proficiency Levels on Students’ 3rd Place Alma Gloria L. Silva and Milagros M. Hambre Achievement in Chemistry Polymer Unit Lesson

2016 IN-HOUSE REVIEW FOR RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT & EXTENSION

PROFESSIONAL CATEGORY (Completed) Rank Title Author(s) Age and community structure of seagrass across different sea cucumber 1st Place Wilfredo H. Uy and Annabelle Dece J. Angeles searanch sites in the Philippines 2nd Place Large scale mapping of seaweed farms using GIS as a tool Frederick B. Cabactulan

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 15 Gil J. Lumasag, Asuncion B. de Guzman, Jocelyn N. Gorospe, Mariefe B. Quiñones, 3rd Place Growth and survival of hatchery-produced Holothuria fuscogilva juveniles Emilie G. Tubio, Miahnie Joy P. Guisando, Geralyn D. dela Peña, Victor R. Navarro, Jusua D. dela Peña and Dionel L. Molina

COLLOQUIUM FOR DISSERTATIONS, THESES AND SHORT STUDIES

Shape Variation and genetic diversity of the mangrove crab, Scylla, in 1st Place Ruby C. Gonzales selected areas of the Philippines Venus Leopardas, Masakazu Hori, Hiroshi Broad scale variation in seagrass benthic macrofaunal assemblages along Mukai, Yoshiyuki Tanaka, Ken-ichi Yokoi, Misuzu 2nd Place the coast of Japan Aoki, Naoto Sato, Napakhwan Whanpetch, Masahiro Nakaoka Nutritive Value of Meat from Philippine White Mallard (Anas boschas L.) and Jerico M. Consolacion and Maria Cynthia R. 3rd Place Pekin (Anas platyrynchos L.) Ducks Oliveros

Researchers and would-be researchers on the go.

16 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 RESEARCH ACTIVITIES HIGHLIGHTS

2012-2016

MSUN successfully hosted the 2nd MSU System Research and Innovation Summit in July 2015. The affair signified MSUN’s capacity to handle such momentous event. Likewise, faculty and researchers have been proactively capacitated on research and technical writing through the annual In-House Research, Development and Extension Review.

2015

Livelihood in science – Training on the taxonomy of farmed seaweeds. Seaweed is a top fisheries commodity in the Philippines, making the country the 3rd global farmed seaweed producers.

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 17 Training at our own doorsteps – We insure that our Researchers, Faculty and Staff are always technically equipped and always ready to trouble shoot. Within the last five years MSUN provided technical and innovative trainings on:

2014

Research methodologies in postharvest fisheries

2016

Coastal integrity, vulnerability and assessment tool

Research can never be rewarding without the communities. Either land or sea, we bring science to the communities through various participatory activities such as:

2016

Focus group discussion, surveys and interviews

2016

Field surveys and samplings

18 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 2016

Species inventory, assessments and samplings

2016

Going more and more participatory! Communities with the installed cages for the ACIAR Community- Based Sandfish Project in Tubajon and Kauswagan, Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental.

2016

MSUN’s R&D is going further and wider. Restocking of sea cucumber juveniles in Capayas Island Marine Sanctuary, Lopez Jaena Misamis Occidental; Visiting fish landing site in Lake Mainit.

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Funded by various national and international agencies, we have collaborated with LGUS where indigenous commodities thrive naturally. We strongly advocate and implement sustainability by continuously conducting resource assessment studies and recommending management measures for the commercially valued commodities, including sea cucumber and sardines.

2013

Capacity building for Community Development in Conflict- Affected Areas in Mindanao (CD-CAAM)

2014-2016

Colloquium for Dissertation, Theses and Short Studies

20 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 EXTENSION PROJECTS Freshwater Prawn (Macrobrachium rosenbergii) Hatchery Income Generating Project (Internally funded) under Extension Division

2012-2014

Philippine National Aquasilviculture Program (PNAP) Funded by the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR 10)

2012-2016

Community Development in Conflict-affected Areas in Mindanao (CD-CAAM) The project entitled Capacity Building for Community Development in Conflict-Affected Areas in Mindanao is JICA-funded and coordinated with Bangsamoro Development Agency. We care without fear – Building the capacity for CD-CAAM to improve their economic conditions. 2013-2015

On Farm Trials of Phytoandrogen for the Sex Inversion of Tilapia Funded by PCAARRD Lead Agency: Central Luzon State University 2015-2016

Building Resilience and Poverty Alleviation through Tilapia-based Skills and Livelihood Development in Northern Mindanao Funded by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) 2016-2017

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 21 NO. PROJECT TITLE

Livelihood 1. Computer Literacy Training For Elementary School Teachers Training and 2. Soap and Wine Making Intervention of 3. Household-based Chrysanthemum Production the Community’s 4. Best Nursery Management Practices (Backyard Level) Needs Leading to SMART-C2 (Swine Management: Adaptive Production Practices And Resilient Technologies 5. Economic Toward Climate Change) Profitable Indigenous Growing Scheme for Swine Development and 6. Bookkeeping for Non-Degree Holders Transformation (On-going projects) 7. Waste recovery economy 8. Housekeeping, Table Skirting, Flower Arrangement and Buffet Set-up 2017 9. Production of Paper Briquettes 10. Production and Marketing Strategy of Steamed Buns (Siopao) 11. Production and Marketing Strategy of Turon de Pie 12. Production and Marketing Strategy of Cassava, Banana, Ube and other Root Crop Cake Enhancement 13. Production and Marketing Strategy of Peanut and Coconut Cookies Review Class 14. Production and Marketing Strategy of Yema and Choco Balls Attendance 15. Community Based Disaster Risk Reduction Management (Agriculture, Foresters, Fishery Technologist, Teachers) 80 2013-2016 75 70 60

50 38 40 33 34 30 26 30 22 19 16 16 20 14 14 9 10 5

0 2013 2014 2015 2016

Agriculture Foresters Fishery Technologist Teachers

No. of Year School / Agency Trainees MSU-Naawan,MSU-Maguindanao, MSU-Tawi-tawi, MSU- 2012 80 Buug, MUST-Panaon, USM-Kabacan, Phil. Science High School-Baloi MSU-Naawan, MUST-Panaon, USM-Kabacan, Phil. Science 2013 66 High School-Baloi, SSCT-Mainit MSU-Naawan, MSU-Sulu, MUST-Panaon, USM-Kabacan, 2014 228 Phil. Science High School-Baloi, SSCT-Mainit MSU-Naawan, USM-Kabacan, SSCT-Mainit, MUST-Panaon, No. of On-the-Job Trainees 2015 168 MSU-Sulu, Phil. Science High School-Baloi, Mayamang (Agriculture, Foresters, Fishery Karagatan Incoporated - Pangasinan Technologist) MSU-Naawan, SSCT-Mainit, SSCT-Malimono, MUST- 2016 120 Panaon, Univ. of San Carlos – Cebu, MSU-Marawi 2012-2017 2017 46 (As of March) MSU-Naawan, LGU-Kauswagan, BFAR 10

22 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 EXTENSION ACTIVITIES HIGHLIGHTS

2016

Technology Orientation with JICA and BDA Personnel

2016

Consultation meeting with NGO on the construction of Coal- fired Power Plant in Ozamiz City

2015

Site evaluation of the newly-constructed pond in MSU-Buug

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 23 On-the-Job Training Orientation and Activities 2016

Study visit to aquaculture facilities by students from various campuses

2012-2017

Partnership with LGU of Mabuhay Zamboanga del Sur

2015

2015 Lectures on Tilapia Siganid Sea Cucumber technology at Mabuhay Zamboanga del Sur 24 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 Academe

ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE

The Campus has beefed up its academic performance for the last five years by strong forging partnerships to secure scholarships and promote educational advancement of students and faculty; securing support for infrastructure development and upgrading of physical facilities.

Enrollment and Graduation Licensure The enrollment showed a robust increasing The effective teaching strategy of the trend for the last four years with the highest number Faculty has been manifested in the passing rate of enrollees recorded at 4,510 during the first of MSUN licensure takers which has consistently semester of AY 2015-2016. In 2016, the enrollment been above the national passing rate in forestry, decreased due to the K-12 program implementation. teaching, agriculture and fisheries. MSUN made a However, the graduation performed an exponential hallmark in the 2016 fisheries licensure examination trend when Kaent Emmanuel Ova bagged the third place with 87%. The Forestry department has been performing excellently with a consistent passing 5000 rate of 100%. Enrolment 4512 4500 4000 3500 3284 2926 3000 2453 2912 2915 2500 2147 2673 2000 1916 2149 1500 _ _ _ _ _ 1000 2016 ______MSUN bagged 500 the top 3 for the 0 Fisheries board 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Exam _ 2015 2nd Semester 1st Semester

______100% passing rate for BS _ 2014 600 Forestry takers Graduation 591 500

441 ______400 2013 ______First CPA board 326 passer from the 300 327 first batch of graduates 200 181 2012 100

0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 SGS SMFT CESS CSE CBAA CAF Total

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 25 Scholarships MSUN has made productive effort in securing funding support internally and from several external donor organizations/agencies. Such support afforded scholarships to almost 1000 students within the past five years. Two undergraduate from the College of Fisheries availed of a one-year study in Czech Republic through the Erasmus Mundus Scholarship grant.

I. Internal Sources 7. DOST 1. Academic 7.1. DOST-PCAMRD 1.1 Full 7.2. DOST-ASTHRDP 1.2. Partial 8. DSWD 1.3 Tuition Priveledge 8.1. DSWD-Congresswoman Juliet Uy 2. Employee of MSU system 8.2. ESGP-PA 3. Special Skills 9. HEED Foundation 4. Performing Arts 9.1. HEED (Prog. 1) 5. Basketball varsity 9.2. HEED-DORM (Prog. 2) 6. Choral Group 10. HOLCIM 7. Economic Development Grant 11. Private entities/groups 8. Student Assistantship Program 11.1. Atty Arnold Caga II. External Sources 11.2. Atty Benedicta Baladad 1. ABAMIN 11.3. Cantilan Bank 2. ABCDE Foundation 11.4. Elmer Dadios and friends 3. CHED 11.5. Filipino Global Charity Association 3.1. CHED-Half Merit 11.6. Hernando Bacosa 3.2. CHED-OTOS 11.7. Lucia G. Unsay 3.3. CHED-Tulong Dunong 11.8. MEVI-International 4. COCO Foundation 11.9. MEVI- Maria Theresa Saguin 5. DA 11.10. Love Mindanao & MSU 5.1. DA-ACEF 11.11. MSU-NFSTDI 5.2. DA-ATI 11.12. MSUans of Metro Manila Incorporated 5.3. DA-BAR 11.13. NCIP 5.4. DA-BFAR 11.14. Rhina Perante 6. DILG 11.15. Philip Ong 6.1. Congressman Bambi Emano 11.16. Rojaida Sacmar 6.2. Congressman Juan Ponce Enrile 11.17. Santeh Feeds Corporation 6.3. Mateo and Lilia Calingin Foundation III. International 6.4. Senator Antonio Trillanes Grant 1. Erasmus Mundus 6.5. IKNB (Governor Bambi Emano) Grant 2. ACIAR 6.6. Iskolar ng Bayan 3. JICA 6.7. LGU-Gingoog

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

Doctor of Philosophy in Marine Biology MS in Teaching Elementary Science

Doctor of Philosophy in Biology Master of Science Education EDUCATION Doctor in Sustainable Development Studies • Biology ADVANCE MS in Aquaculture • Chemistry MS in Environmental Science • General Science MS in Marine Biology • Mathematics MS in Biology • Chemistry Master of Biology • English Master in Public Administration MA in Peace and Development Studies

BS in Environmental Science Bachelor of Secondary Education

BS in Fisheries • Biology BACCALAUREATE BS in Marine Biology • General Science BS in Marine Biotechnology • Mathematics BS in Animal Science • Chemistry BS in Agronomy • English BS in Forestry BS in Business Administration • Agroforestry • Entrepreneurial Marketing BS in Information Technology • Business Economics Bachelor of Elementary Education • Management • Science and Health BS in Accountancy BS in Hotel and Restaurant Management

Diploma in Agricultural Technology Diploma in Electronics Technology DIPLOMA • Crop Production • Computer Technology • Animal Production Diploma in Fisheries Technology • Aquaculture • Fish Processing

TESDA and other short Courses • Tilapia Farming OTHER Training/Seminars in • Food Organism Culture • Scuba Diving • Culture of Peace • Finfish/Prawn Hatchery Operation and Management

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 27 Academe FACULTY DEVELOPMENT

Faculty from different colleges dedicated their ardent tasks to publish 47 Educational Attainment of Faculty 124 127 papers in International Scientific Refereed 140 Journals. Eight (8) Faculty/staff – three 120 leading to PhDs and five to Masters secured 100 international sponsorship to study abroad. 80 62 56 58 Five had already returned boosting the pool 52 of staff in the academe towards greater 60 level of competence. In addition, 39 faculty 40 10 13 were allowed to study over the weekends 20 to advance their educational attainment. 0 Four faculty were also granted International PhD MS BS Total educational exposure through the ERASMUS 2012 2016 MUNDUS Mobility Program.

International Engagements The Faculty continuously promote the university in the international arena, most notable of which included personalities who acted as resource speakers in various events. Faculty engagement in symposia, trainings and seminars have been regular providing greater opportunities for linkages and collaboration.

2016

2015 Dr. Dan M. Arriesgado Keynote Speaker Dr Wilfredo H. Uy Resource Speaker ANESC Bioresource and Environmental Sciences Bioresource and Conference Environmental Science Venue: The University of Venue: The University of Tokyo, Japan 2013 Tokyo, Japan 2015 Date: November 18, 2015 Date: February 16-22, 2015 Dr Asuncion B. De Dr Proserpina G. Roxas Guzman Keynote Speaker Keynote Speaker International Symposium The Philippine Sardine on Smart Agriculture Fisheries. Production, in the face of Climate Trends, Climate Change Change and Management Challenge Venue: Tadulako University, Indonesia Venue: Tadulako University, Indonesia Date: August 20, 2015

Date: December 14, 2013 28 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 Academe

ACADEMIC MILESTONES - A CELEBRATION OF DEVELOPMENT AND ACHIEVEMENT

Changing to become bigger, stronger and going beyond, MSUN added remarkable milestones into its history:

2013

Jubilant celebration during its silver anniversary on December 2013

2015

One of the Universities in the country to synchronize in the international academic timeline in August 2015

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 29 2016-2017

Recognized and declared by the Commission on Higher Education as Center of Excellence in Fisheries and Center of Development in Marine Biology in 2016

One of the only six agencies awarded in 2017 by the Civil Service Commission on maturity level for Performance Management

One of a kind, MSUN provided venues and hosted remarkable events that empower students. Such memento of events included:

2014

Dialogue on Sanguniang Kabataan with Senator Ferninand R. Marcos and Congresswoman Juliet Uy

2015

Forum on Lumad schools, attacks and defense on their ancestral land

2017

10th Congress of Federation of Agriculture Students in Mindanao (FASMIN)

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The Academe has conducted many ON-CAMPUS ACTIVITIES engaging activities inside the campus including trainings, seminars, workshops, conferences and other events. The PALAKASAN, Foundation Day and the Graduation Ceremonies were still the major highlights of the in-campus activities. The academe has also successfully conducted series of significant advocacies and awareness seminars on the present dilemma of the society including anti-bullying, attacks on school in Mindanao and indigenous children’s right to education, gender and development, health and wellness among others.

G R A D U A T I O N

F O U N D A T I O N

P A L A K A S A N

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 31 Academe OFF-CAMPUS ACTIVITIES

MSUN has always been pro-active in off-campus activities engaging faculty and students to various activities in the field of research and development, teaching, computer science, entrepreneurship, among others.

2013-2016

Various field trips and exposures of students including those from the graduate studies

2013-2016

On the job trainings

2016

Seminars to enhance teaching and other skills for faculty

32 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 Aside from the intensive academic off-campus activities, several students have been also groomed on their capabilities as responsible leaders and frontrunners. Noteworthy exposures included:

2013-2017

Regular FEMSUSCO meetings from 2013-2016 and hosting in 2017

2017

Two journalism workshops and events in 2017

2015

31st Mindanao Parliamentary Debating Championship in 2015

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 33 Academe INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENTAL SCHOOL

21st Century 2014 empowered educators Seminar- of IDS equipped with Workshop on the trainings, seminars, Implementation of the Grading System and other exposures for for Grade 7, Grade 8, continuing professional Grade 9 of the K-12 development Curriculum

As an institution gearing towards 21st century learning, the 2014-2015 MSUN-IDS educators grabbed every opportunity to be equipped IDS educators with knowledge, competencies, engaged in planning for their presentation and values through trainings, in the Seminar- seminars and other exposures. Workshop on Values The MSUN-IDS educators Education in the K to engaged in Strategic Planning 12 Curriculum and Seminar-workshops (Seminar-Workshop on the Implementation of the Grading System of the Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9 of the K-12 Curriculum and Seminar-Workshop on 2016 Values Education in the K to 12 Curriculum) last June 2014. The MSUN Faculty attended the MSUN-IDS Principal and the Senior High School two Department chairpersons Teacher’s Training also attended the MSU System- for State and Local Wide Curriculum Revision and Universities and Enhancement held at Plaza Colleges for Regions Alemania Hotel, Iligan City on IX, X, XI, XII and April 19-20, 2017. CARAGA

2017

MSUN Educators participated in the MSU System-Wide Curriculum Revision and Enhancement

34 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 2017

A. Renovation of Marcos-type building (2 classrooms and a TLE room)

B. LED Signage donated by IDS Batch 1997 A B

2017

C. Metal Bookshelves

D. Brand new tables and chairs (Library)

C D

2017

E-F. Library Lounge

E F

Accelerating IDS In this milieu of technological advancements and innovations, the MSUN administration renovations and provided new facilities and renovations to facilitate and address the needs of a 21st century learner. The MSUN-IDS library is now furnished with two sets of sofas, one projects towards center table, a computer chair, 10 library tables with chairs, 35 additional chairs, collaborative one steel cabinet, 25 metal bookshelves, three orbit fans, and new reference books. learning and The Marcos-type building was also renovated with tiled floors, accommodating two competence classrooms and a TLE room. For educators and students to be constantly reminded of announcements and appointments, a LED signage was made available through the initiative of IDS Batch 1997 alumni.

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Champion during A glimpse of outputs the Kuyamis Festival and activities to Cooking Challenge become holistically developed learners

21st century learners are 2017 multifaceted individuals which celebrate multiple MTAP Division Orals intelligences. The MSUN-IDS 3rd Placer facilitated these intelligences by providing activities in academics, arts, literary- musical, sports, values formation camps, among others. 2017 IDS students not only excel in Patrice Eisrey intra-school competitions but Macalam amazed also brought home the bacon judges with her in inter-school competitions. winning declamation In the 4th Annual Kuyamis piece “The Aborted Festival Cooking Challenge Fetus” which was held at Capitol Grounds, Cagayan de Oro City last January 10, 2017. Grade 10 representatives 2017 beat other schools in Misamis Oriental with their “Turonnes The winners of Essay de Ube Biko” recipe. During writing and poster- Manticao Civil Registration making competitions Month & Municipal Foundation (Fire Prevention Month last February 2, 2017, Month Celebration) IDS bagged 1st place in Storytelling and declamation categories. In the Fire Prevention Month Celebration held at Naawan Municipal Hall on March 7, 2017, Grade 2017 10 students won 1st place in Essay writing and Poster- Values Formation making categories. During Camp the MTAP Division Orals held at Baliwagan National High School, Balingasag, Misamis Oriental last March 17, 2017, Grade 7 students won 3rd place. 2017

Soccer Team champion (Palakasan 2017) 36 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 AF Administration and Finance

The Administrative Services Division rigorously implemented its basic function in attending to the welfare of all personnel and the students of the institution. Aside from its general housekeeping function, it continuously provides critical support services to the research, extension and instruction divisions. The Administrative Services Division comprises the Personnel Section, Supply and Property Section, Physical Plant Section, Auxiliary Services Section and Campus Police Section. The Administrative Services Division is committed to deliver its unwavering support to serve all campus undertakings as indicated in the following key services figures.

HUMAN RESOURCE 2013 2014 2015 2016 SERVICES Leave Applications Processed 1,323 1,564 1,478 2,717 Employee Related Certifications/ 436 703 333 387 MEDICAL SERVICES Service Records Issued 2013 2014 2015 2016 Payroll Prepared 341 460 366 516 Number of Consultations/ Retirement Applications 2,185 4,231 1,997 1,687 9 6 3 6 Treatments Processed Physical Examination 859 1,274 1,276 381 Resignation Applications 6 8 18 Processed Patients Referred to Hospital 109 1,375 9 12 Promotions Processed 5 6 3 3 House Calls Responded 15 11 5 1 Transfer of Employment Vaccine Administration 26 39 39 25 1 Processed Number of Pre-natal Check-up 2 7 12 3 Employees Processed to be 3 3 4 3 ECGs Performed 83 19 Regularized Medical Certificates Issued 310 1,597 1,397 464 Employees Processed to be 5 4 8 Itemized Minor Surgical Operations 17 9 268 187 Employees Hired 45 46 38 41 Blood Pressure Monitored 827 927 1,148 904 Renewal of Appointments Blood Typing 1,136 1,274 221 289 309 238 Processed Certificates for Loyalty Awardees 29 26 18 22 Issued Service Awards for Retirees 9 6 5 6

FINANCIAL FIGURES 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

A. Inflows Government Subsidy 85,941,687.01 95,132,327.04 132,096,007.20 96,634,560.63 115,999,982.34 Internal 13,351,425.95 15,592,569.83 29,808,057.38 25,635,066.76 31,000,384.79 Other Donors 10,931,203.71 TOTAL 99,293,112.96 110,724,896.87 172,835,268.29 122,269,627.39 147,000,367.13 B. Outflows Personal Services 89,726,243.27 98,653,376.68 100,420,812.91 99,459,245.61 103,293,879.23 MOOE 11,345,090.75 9,846,869.99 17,849,522.80 17,292,368.54 27,051,565.68 Financial Charges 9,166.20 2,375,617.48 4,000.00 TOTAL 101,080,500.22 108,500,246.67 118,270,335.71 119,127,231.63 130,349,444.91

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 37 INFRASTRUCTURES AND FACILITIES

In a short period of less than five years, MSUN experienced a tremendous development in infrastructures. The development exudes many new infrastructures and new landscapes within A the campus. New laboratory equipment for the research division have been acquired. The e-library is now fully equipped and functional. Much to the satisfaction of government employees in Naawan and its neighboring towns, the automated teller machine of Landbank at the campus has been servicing its clients since December 2016.

This section shows the intense infrastructure development at the campus – a stand-out accomplishment for the last five years. Such development complements the indicative growth and engagements of MSUN in the fields of research, extension and instruction.

B 2013-2014

A. Natural and Environmental Science Building (NESB)

B. Information Technology Building

C. Girl’s Dormitory donated by HEED Foundation

D. MSUN signage

E. Mini Fish Processing Plant donated by BFAR

C

D

38 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 2015-2016

F. Landbank Automated Teller Machine (ATM) Kiosk

G. Campus Infirmary extension

H. Campus Library extension

I. Security Guards’ Post E

Repairs/Rehabilitations/Renovations of Old Building

1. School of Marine Fisheries and Technology

2. School of Graduate Studies

3. MSUN Hostel as HRM Facility

4. Integrated Developmental School

5. Institute of Fisheries Research & F Development Building

6. Marine and Environmental Science Center 1st Floor

7. MESC Laboratory Rooms

8. Bambi’s IT Building

9. Audio-Visual/Seminar Room

10. Students’ Services Offices

11. Lecture Rooms in Extension Building

G

H I

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College of Agriculture and Forestry Building 2

Research Building Bandstand Comfort Room Basketball Court 2015 2015 2016

2015 2015 2015 College of Education College of Agriculture Training Faculty Building and Forestry Building 1 and Student Activity Center (TSAC) Phase 1

2017

MSUN Walkway (In front of Admin Bldg.)

40 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 2017 MSUN Walkway (SMFT to MESC Bldg.) New Campus Library facilities 2017

New Computer Laboratory Cemented Campus units Badminton Court Main Roads 2015 2016 2017

2016 2016 2016 CHED-NAFES3 SMFT Renovated Laboratory Equipped Hatchery Laboratory rooms and hallway of Research IFRD Building Laboratory

2017

MSUN Main Entrance Paved Walkway and new fence

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 41 RESEARCH AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENTS

A

A, B, C

A. Spectrophotometer

B. Deionizer

C. High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC)

B C

D, E

D. Refrigerated Centrifuge

E. Microscopes

D E

F, G

F. Laminar Flow

G. Hot Air Oven

F G

H, I, J

H. MicroPlasma Atomic Emission Spectrometer (MPA-ES)

I. Rotary Evaporator

J. Fume Hood

42 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017

H I J University COMMODITIES Commercially-Produced Commodities

MSUN maintains fishery Tilapia commodities that are of high Oreochromis niloticus commercial value and economic broodstock importance. Some commodities are produced commercially such as the genetically improved tilapia (GET) EXCEL, milkfish and siganids. In various experimental stages towards hatchery establishment are the grouper, abalone, sea cucumber, pigek and Bangus pijanga. Due to some constraints, production of giant tiger shrimp, Chanos chanos mudcrab and fresh water shrimp is put on hold. The different colleges are also engaged in small-scale commercial food production including the processed fish products by the School of Marine Fisheries and Technology and several fresh and organic foodstuff by the College of Agriculture and Kitong Forestry. Siganus guttatus

Commodities Produced based on Commercial Demand

Broodstock of the Tiger Shrimp mudcrab, Scylla serrata Mudcrab Post larvae of the giant tiger shrimp, Penaeus monodon

Freshwater Shrimp

Macrobrachium rosenbergii

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 43 Commodities in different Experimental Stage

A B

Broodstock of the The Abalone, Haliotes A B grouper, Epinephelus asinina malabaricus

C D

The sea cucumber Sea cucumber, broodstocks, Holothuria scabra Holothuria fuscogilva

C D

E F

Pigek, Mesopristes Pijanga, Glossogobius cancellatus guiris

E F

Processed Fisheries Products

G H

Seaweed sticks and Fish Kropek G H Polvoron

I J

Tilanggit (Boneless Alamang (Shrimp Paste) Tilapia)

I J

K L

Soft-boned Bangus Bangus Cepalin

44 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 K L SEMINARS/CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS/ACTIVITIES

MSUN ensures that its staff are highly competitive. For the last five years, the seminars provided by MSUN to their staff have been focused on K-12 program, curriculum development, information technology, conservation, performance and other civil service-related seminars.

Faculty and students are similarly provided with a venue to build their research and technical writing skills during the annual Colloquium for Dissertation, Theses and Short Studies.

2013

K-12 Forum

2013

Seminar on Gender and Development (GAD)

2013

Orientation seminar workshop on Instruction, Research and Extension

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 45 2013

Seminar on Laws of the Learner

Lecture activity K-12 on Seahorse Curriculum Conservation Guide seminar 2014 2014

2014 First Research 2013 Colloquium for Dissertations, Theses CSC conducted and Short Studies Strategic Performance Management System (SPMS) workshop for employees

46 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 2016

Undergraduate Colloquium for IT Capstone Project 2 of the Department of Information Technology Forum on latest trends and updates MSU System-Wide Curricular in Information Conference for Marine Biology Technology and Fisheries Programs 2015 2016

2017 MSUN as DHEI for the 2015 CHED Faculty Training for the Teaching of Orientation on the New General Gender and Education Core Development (GAD) Courses

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 47 ANNUAL CELEBRATIONS AND ACTIVITIES

Much as MSUN values the intellectual capacity of an individual, it makes sure that we also ingrain our cultural heritage and moral values to our staff and students through various activities. We embarked on these activities annually. We continue to celebrate the employees Christmas party and gift giving, founding anniversary, among others.

2013-2016 2013-2016 2013-2016

Student Activity: Gabi Student Activity: Miss Employees’ Team ng Himig at Sayaw Palakasan Coronation Cheering Competition Night

48 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 2013-2016 2013-2016 2013-2016

Employees’ Sports MSU Naawan 41st MSU Naawan Team fellowship and Foundation Day Employees’ Christmas celebration Celebration Party

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 49 2015

Department of HRM activity

Team Building Fellowship Activity of the College activity for of Science and Seniors Environment Faculty 2014 2014

2014 College of Agriculture 2014 and Forestry farm laboratory activity Coastal clean-up activity

50 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 PARTNERSHIPS AND LINKAGES

GOVERNMENT INTERNATIONAL ACADEME UNITS INSTITUTIONS

Naawan, Misamis Mindanao State JICA Oriental University Campuses ACIAR Alubijid, Misamis University of the Oriental Philippines WorldFish

Gingoog City Surigao del Sur State Erasmus Mundus College of Technology Magsaysay, Misamis Oriental Xavier University - Ateneo de Cagayan NON- Talisayan, Misamis GOVERNMENT Oriental Central Luzon State ORGANIZATIONS University Gitagum, Misamis Oriental Mariano Marcos State FPE University Laguindingan, Misamis GN Power Kauswagan Oriental Bicol University Community-Based Libertad, Misamis Organizations (17) Oriental Private Individuals NATIONAL Initao, Misamis Oriental GOVERNMENT HEED Foundation, Inc. Kinoguitan, Misamis AGENCIES Oriental SPECIALIZED Tubod, Lanao del Norte DOST GOVERNMENT UNITS Maigo, Lanao del Norte PCAARRD

Kauswagan, Lanao del CHED Norte NCIP BFAR Bacolod, Lanao del BDA CDCAAM Norte DENR NOMCAARD Kapatagan, Lanao del DepEd Norte PHILFIN DSWD Lala, Lanao del Norte DA-BAR Lopez Jaena, Misamis Oriental

Matungao, Lanao del Norte

Agusan Provinces

Surigao Provinces

Zamboanga Province

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 51 Memoranda of Agreement Approved by the MSU Board of Regents for the Period December 2012 to March 2017

Res. No. Description Amount Funding Source

Mangrove Plantation Project (MSUN-LGU of Gingoog City) Establishment of Community-Based Multi-species Hatchery, Php 3,445,960.00 BFAR-10 Mangrove Planning and Aquasilviculture Projects Research Development and Capability Bldg. Program on Php 10,000,000.00 GAA For all Implementing HEI’s Algae Research Health Education Environment Discipleship Foundation, Inc. Php 18,000,000.00 HEED, Foundation, Inc. (Infrastructure - Girl’s Dormitory) Sustainability of Mariculture Parks Through Environmental Php 560,000,000.00 DAP Monitoring and Integrated Multi-tropic Aquaculture System Php 6,373,500.00 CHED

322-326, s. 2012 Memo of Subsidiary Arrangement Project # FIS/2010/042- Expnasion and Diversification of Production and Management Php 80,000.00 Systems for Sea Cucumber in Phils. Vicinity, N-Australia Mangrove Rehabilitation Project Php 6,740,000.00 BFAR-10 Capacity Building for Community Development in Conflict- Joint Venture Affected Areas in Mindanao Mangrove Plantation Project (MSUN-City of Gingoog) Mangrove Plantation Project (MSUN-Municipality of Magsaysay) Mangrove Plantation Project (MSUN-Municipality of Talisay) Aquasilviculture Project (MSUN-Gingoog, Talisay, Php 65,000.00 MSUN with LGU coordination Pangasihan, Daan Lungsod, Lanao, Brgy. 19) Aquasilviculture Project (MSUN-Municipality of Kinoguitan, Php 65,000.00 MSUN with LGU coordination Sumalag) Aquasilviculture Project (MSUN-Magsaysay, Magsaysay Php 65,000.00 MSUN with LGU coordination

194, 197, 300-306, s. 2013 Prime Mover Assoc.) Scholarship Program (MSUN-Benny and Benedicta Balabad) Php 8,350.00 Benny and Benedicta Balabad Implementation of Sustainable Livelihood Program to enable poor families to participate in the local economy as micro- entrepreneurs Construction of the training and students activity center Php 41,896,115.60 GPRA (RA 9184) (TSAC) P-1 96-98, s. 2014 Aquasilviculture Project (MSUN-Alubijid, Baybay, Baybay Php 65,000.00 MSUN with LGU coordination Fishermen Multi-purpose Coop.) Sustaining the Sardine Fisheries Industry Through Understanding Saptio-Temporal Dynamics in the Zamboanga Php 4,886,579.12 PCAARRD Peninsula and Bohol Sea System (Sardyn) Aquasilviculture Project (MSUN-Gitagum, Pangayawan, Php 65,000.00 MSUN with LGU coordination Pangayawan Fishermen Assoc.) Aquasilviculture Project (MSUN-Laguindingan,Brgy. Tubajon, Php 65,000.00 MSUN with LGU coordination Tubajon Fisherfolk Assoc.) Aquasilviculture Project (MSUN-Talisay, Kahugpungan sa Php 65,000.00 MSUN with LGU coordination gagmayng mananagat sa guiwanon, Talisay Fisherfolk Asso.) Php 3,000.00 Mangrove Plantation Project (MSUN-Initao, Brgy Jampason, MSUN with DENR Jampason Fishermen Assoc.) Mangrove Plantation Project (MSUN-Libertad, Brgy. MSUN With

202, 204-209, s. 2015 Poblacion, Libertad Fishermen Asso.) DENR Mangrove Plantation Project (MSUN-Gitagum Mis.Or. Brgy. MSUN With Pangayawan) DENR

52 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 Res. No. Description Amount Funding Source

MSUN With Mangrove Plantation Project (MSUN-Alubijid, Brgy. Baybay) DENR Mangrove Plantation Project (MSUN-Kinoguitan, Mis.Or and 4 MSUN With Brgy of Buko, Esperanza, Panabol and Sumabig) DENR Mangrove Plantation Project (MSUN-Initao, Brgy San Pedro, MSUN With San Pedro Agricultural Sector Asso.) DENR Mangrove Plantation Project (Municipality of Tubod, Lanao Del Norte, Brgy. Poblacion and Nagkahiusang Organisasyon sa Mangingisda sa Tubod ng Baroy Inc.) Mangrove Plantation Project (MSU-Tubod, Brgy. Pigcarangan, Picarangan Fisherfolks Asso.) Mangrove Plantation Project (MSUN-Municipality of Tubod, Brgy. Tangueguiron, Tangueguiron Fisherfolks Asso.) Mangrove Plantation Project (MSUN-Maigo, Balagatasa, Balagalasa Fishersfolk and Multi-Purpose Coop.) Mangrove Plantation Project (MSUN-Maigo, Kulasihan, Samahang Mananagat ng Kulasihan Mangrove Plantation Project (MSUN-Bacolod, Liangan Womens Organization) Mangrove Plantation Project (MSUN-Kauswagan, Brgy. Bagumbayan, Hugpong Mananagat sa Dalicanan) Mangrove Plantation Project (MSUN-Kapatagan, Lapinig, Lapinig Multi-purpose

210-212, 338-347, 431, s. 2015 Cooperative) Mangrove Plantation Project (MSUN-Municipality of Lala, Brgy. Pacita, Mayao, Pacita Multi-purpose Cooperative Mangrove Plantation Project (MSUN- Municipality of Lala, Brgy Matampay, Bucana, Matampay Bucana Samahang Nayon Multi-purpose Coop) Development of Captive Breeding and Hatchery Technology for White Teatfish Holothuria Fusgogilva (Cherbonnier 1980) Php 5,622,733.20 PCAARRD-DOST From Lopez Jaena, Mis. Occidental Development of captive breeding and hatchery technology for PCAARRD-DOST the white teatfish Holothuria fuscogilva Construction of the Proposed Agriculture Php 2,497,747.88 Line Item Budget Bdlg. P-1 Php 4,975,105.00 PCAARRD Program of Increasing Productivity of Tilapia Between Php 3,035,789.00 CLSU the Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Php 543,954.00 MMSU Resources Research and Development PCAARD and 5 State Php 425,704.00 MSUN Universities Php 425,704.00 BU Aquatic Science and Fisheries Abstract (UPV- MSUN On Farm Trials of Phytoandrogen for Sex Inversion of Tilapia Line Item Budget (MSUN-Monty’s Farm) On Farm Trials of Phytoandrogen for Sex Inversion of Tilapia (MSUN-Rito’s Farm) Environmental and Anthropogenic Stressors affecting the Biology, Ecology and Fishery Potential of Glossogobius guiris Php 5,000,000.00 DA-BAR 51-52, 292, 153-157, s. 2016 (Hamilton 1882) in Lake Mainit, Northeastern Mindanao, Phils. Breeding and Hatchery Mngt. And Broodstock Development Php 5,000,000.00 DA-BAR of Pigek, Mesoprsites Cancellatus

Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 53 Res. No. Description Amount Funding Source

MOA (MSUN-GNPower Kauswagan, Ltd. Co.) Php 325,795.56 GNPK Building Resilience and Poverty Alleviation through Tilapia- based skills and Livelihood Development in Northern Php 2,500,000.00 CHED Mindanao Improvement of the Marine and Environmental Science Php 10,000,000.00 GAA (RA 10717) Center (MESC) Expansion of MSU Naawan Hatchery Facilities for the Sea Php 4,132,377.00 PCAARRD Cucumber Research Program 158, 230-231,

240-241, s. 2016 Expansion of MSU Naawan Hatchery Facilities for Sea Php 4,132,377.00 PCAARRD Cucumber Research Program” MOA on Community Food Bank Entered into by and Among the Department of Social Welfare and Development, the Mindanao State University at Naawan and Various National National Funded Government Line Agencies, Provincial Government and Some Local Government Units of Misamis Oriental MOU Entered into by and Between the Department of Education- Region X and the Mindanao State University at Naawan MOU in support of the Anti-Drugplan of Action 2015-2020 Entered Into by and among the Naawan Municipal Police 2017 Station, Department of the Interior and Local Government, the Municipal Peace and Order Council, the Department of Education, the Institution of Higher Education in Naawan and the LIga ng mga Barangay sa Naawan MOA entered into by and between the Mindanao State University at Naawan and GIMPAB Enterprises on the Php 2,689,255.64 DOST-PCAARRD Expansion of MSUN Hatchery Facilities for Sea Cucumber Research Program (Ref. No. MSUN-INFRA-02-16)

MSUN’s Training and Student Activity Center

54 Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 OFFICIALS OF THE UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF THE CHANCELLOR AND ACADEMIC UNITS PROSERPINA G. ROXAS, Ph.D. Chancellor SCHOOL OF MARINE AND FISHERIES TECHNOLOGY JAIME U. JIMENEZ, MS Campus Secretary DAN M. ARRIESGADO, Ph.D. RODRIGO E. ACUÑA, MS Dean Chairperson, Department of Fisheries Science and SUSAN G. VALDEZ Technology Internal Audit Officer COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY LYDIA M. AGUILERA Manila Information and Liason Officer RENATO D. BONIAO, Ph.D. JERICO M. CONSOLACION, MS Dean Chairperson, Department of Agriculture and Forestry LILIBETH P. CORONEL, MS Head, ICT Unit COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND SOCIAL SCIENCES EUGENE P. MOLEÑO Coordinator, Income Generating Project MILAGROS M. HAMBRE, Ph.D. BELLA S. AMARGA Dean Chairperson, Department of Secondary and Elementary Education JUVY S. ARJONA, MA OFFICE OF THE VICE CHANCELLOR Principal, Integrated Developmental ODETTE D. OTERO School Chairperson, Department of Social Sciences and FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Humanities

JESSIE G. GOROSPE, Ph.D. COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND ACCOUNTANCY Vice Chancellor HEIDIE AMOR A. PARCIA, MBM VALERIE ANNE ROSE C. QUIAPO, MBA-HRM ARLEEN B. UY, MPA Dean Chairperson, Department of Hotel and Restaurant Campus Registrar Management

GERGIE P. AMBATO, MA KAREM A. PALMES, CPA, MBM Chairperson, Department of Business Admission Officer Administration and Accountancy REBECCA E. EBALLE Campus Librarian RESEARCH AND EXTENSION DIVISION

JOLLIBEE A. GOMEZ ELNOR C. ROA, Ph.D. ROSELLER G. SABILLA, MS Guidance Office Director, Research Division Acting Director, Extension Division

AIDA D. PERPETUA, MS Coordinator, Office of the Student Affairs ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCE DIVISION

NOLI VERGEL E. KIRIT, MS ENGR. NORMAN C. EBALLE Coordinator, National Service Training Program Chief, Administrative Division

ROSEVEL B. COLEGADO, MA RHODA P. ABARY Coordinator, Cultural and Sports Development Chief, Finance Division MITZI GLYN M. ONDO Budget Officer SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES VOLTAIRE M. BERNAL JOCELYN N. GOROSPE, Ph.D. Head, Human Resource Management Office Acting Dean DEANNA PAULINE G. VALDEZ, M.D. Medical and Health Services COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ENVIRONMENT ENGR. DANILO B. RUBIO GRACE I. PRADO, MS Head, Physical Plant Division Dean RYAN N. GOMEZ RENOIR A. ABREA, MS Head, Supply and Property Management Division Chairperson, Department of Marine Biology and Environmental Science MARILOU P. JALOP Campus Cashier ENGR. WENDELL S. GALEOS Chairperson, Department of Information Technology ANGELITO B. MANGUNAY Head, Security and Investigation Office FLOREMIE C. BAGAYNA, MS Chairperson, Department of Physical Sciences and Mathematics NOR-HANNAN S. ALAWI State Auditing Examiner II Commission on Audit Milestones for MSU Naawan 2012-2017 55 Editorial Board

Elgen Arriesgado Rustan Eballe Editor-In-Chief Content Writer

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The leadership of Dr. Proserpina G. Roxas has emerged to the massive development of infrastructures MSU Naawan. Most prominent is the Training and Student Actvitiy Center (TSAC).