Republic of the Philippines San Ildefonso, Bulacan BULACAN AGRICULTURAL STATE COLLEGE December 2012 – March 2013 College-Wide Activity I. Performance-Based Bonus (PBB) The college was able to pass the scrutiny of AO 25 Task Force for its performance- based bonus. Of the all the agencies, BASC was one of the firsts to qualify for the PBB of 2012 and first to receive the bonus from DBM as of January 2013. Below is the MFO Accountability Report Card (MARC-1) showing the performance rating of the college for FY 2012. 1 | P a g e II. CELEBRATION OF THE COLLEGE 61ST FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY . The college celebrated its 61st Founding Anniversary last February 27-28, 2013. The celebration included different activities and highlighted the “Dangal ng BASC Award” on the second day. The first day of the celebration was opened with a thanks giving mass which was attended by the college officials, faculty, employees and students. Followed simultaneously by a mini concert of the BASC performers (brass band, soundz cool band and cultural performers); one-stop-service shop for NSO, BIR, SSS, PhilHealth and Pag-Ibig documents. Dr. Gerardo I. Mendoza, President welcomes awardees, guests, faculty, employees and students Likewise, an election of the new during the Dangal ng BASC Award ceremony. set of officers of the alumni association was also held in the afternoon. And mass demonstration of 17 groups including students and faculty and employees completed the first day of the celebration. The second day highlighted the celebration through the Dangal ng BASC Award. The award is given to alumni of BASC (both high school and college) who made a significant impact in the field of civil service, education, entrepreneurship/business, agriculture, environmental protection and arts and culture. The following were the seven awardees: The awardees of Dangal ng BASC together with the college officials (L-R) Dr. Herminio B. Giron Former Mayor Edgardo (VP AFBA), PSSUPT. Procopio G. Lipana, Dr. “Sazo” Galvez for Local Service Arnold Venturina, Dr. Libertado C. Cruz, Mr. PSSUPT. Procopio G. Lipana Joseph Joel S. Mendoza, Mr. Mario Lipana, Mr. for National Service Bayani V. Villanueva, and Dr. Gerardo I. Dr. Arnold Venturina for Mendoza, President Education Mr. Francisco S. Felicia for Entrepreneurship/Business Dr. Libertado C. Cruz for Agriculture Mr. Bayani V. Villanueva for Environmental Protection Mr. Joseph Joel S. Mendoza for Culture and Arts 2 | P a g e Academic, Cultural & Sports Affairs I. LIST OF GRADUATING STUDENTS FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2012-2013 A total of 444 students (425 candidates and 19 summer 2012 graduates) will be graduating come April 11, 2013 during BASC’s 61st Commencement Exercises. Table 1. List of graduating students PROGRAM NUMBER OF STUDENTS (as of 2nd semester, AY 2012-2013) Doctor of Philosophy 2 Master of Arts in Education 25 Master of Science in Agriculture 4 Bachelor of Science Agriculture 12 Bachelor of Animal Science 71 Bachelor of Elementary Education 58 Bachelor of Secondary Education 26 Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness Management 18 Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering 1 Bachelor of Science in Geodetic Engineering 1 Bachelor of Science in Information Technology 3 Bachelor of Science in Food Technology 4 Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management 31 Bachelor of Science in Business Administration 48 Secondary Education 106 (as of October, AY 2012-2013) Master of Arts in Education 5 Bachelor of Science Agriculture 1 Bachelor of Elementary Education 4 Bachelor of Secondary Education 1 Bachelor of Science in Information Technology 3 Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness Management 1 (as of Summer 2012) Bachelor of Science Agriculture 1 Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering 4 Bachelor of Science in Geodetic Engineering 1 Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness Management 1 Bachelor of Elementary Education 3 Bachelor of Secondary Education 1 Bachelor of Science in Information Technology 7 Secondary Education 1 TOTAL 444 3 | P a g e II. DONATION RECEIVED BY THE COLLEGE . Fortunately, BASC received a donation of baseball equipment from the Office of the Municipal Mayor Paula Carla Galvez-Tan worth Php88,000.00. This equipment will be used by the athletes in preparation and in joining to the Philippine Series Little League to be held in Tanauan, Batangas. Baseball equipment donated by the Office of the Municipal Mayor Table 2. Baseball equipment solicited from the Office of the Municipal Mayor Item Quantity Baseball Bat: Vextel 1 Vexxum 1 Reflex 1 Baseball Gloves: Omaha 10 Catchers Mitt: Mizuno 1 Catchers Gear: Easton 1 Baseballs: Wilson 4 Batting Helmet: China 4 III. ACTIVITIES OF THE COLLEGE UNDER ACSA March, 2013 . The college participated in the Regional Annual Administrative Tactical Inspection (RAATI) of the NSTP/ROTC last March 7, 2013. Of the 19 private and public colleges and universities, BASC placed second garnering an average score of 97.97%. NNSTP/ROTC students as they submit for inspection during the RAATI 4 | P a g e . A meeting was called for the parents of the graduating class last March 5, 2013. The purpose of the said meeting was to inform them regarding the upcoming Recognition Day and 61st Commencement Exercises as well as the expenses to be incurred for the said events. Parents of the graduating class as they listen to the director of OSA . Entrance examination for Grade 7 had been conducted to 40 selected students last March 2013. Incoming Grade 7 students as they take the entrance examination February, 2013 . Conducted campaign regarding the courses offered and schedule of entrance examinations for the incoming freshmen to public high schools (San Miguel National High School and Carlos F. Gonzales National High School). Likewise, tarpaulins were posted to six municipalities of Bulacan such as San Miguel, San Rafael, Bustos, Baliuag, and Plaridel last February 2013 as part of the said information dissemination campaign of the college. Personnel at the Office of Student Affairs giving flyers to students of Carlos F. Gonzales National High School during the information dissemination campaign 5 | P a g e . Participated in the National SCUAA last February 17-23, 2013 at JRMSU, Dapitan City, Zamboanga. Two athletes were sent to join other delegations in the persons of Erecto Macaluwa for baseball event and Von Richard Manio for taekwondo (middle heavy weight) event. Both garnered 2nd place for each event. The College President, Dr. Gerardo I. Mendoza as he attends the National SCUAA 2013 December, 2012 . Participated in the Regional State College and Universities Athletics Association (SCUAA) Meet last December 16-21, 2012 at RMTU, Iba, Zambales. The college delegation was composed of 15 college officials, nine coaches and 59 athletes. BASC overall placed 11th runner-up in this competition. BASC baseball team battles against other SUC during the regional meet Table 3. List of winning events during the Regional SCUAA Meet Event Place Taekwondo (Middle Heavy Weight) 1st place Taekwondo (Fly Weight) 2nd place Badminton Men Doubles 3rd place Beach Volleyball Women 3rd place Baseball 3rd place IV. EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES . The Cultural Unit particularly the brass band and the college performers were invited to perform during the fiesta at Barangays Calasag and Pinaod last December 2012. 6 | P a g e Student Welfare & Development UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS I. SCHOLARSHIP A. Updates on student scholarship . A total of 127 scholars received P 3,000.00 financial assistance under the Cong. Joselito Jon-Jon R. Mendoza Scholarship Program for the 2nd semester of AY 2012-2013. Under CIBAC Scholarship Program, 102 scholars received P3,000.00 financial assistance for this 2nd semester, AY 2012-2013. Likewise, 313 scholars received P3,000.00 financial assistance under Provincial Governor Scholarship Program this 2nd semester, AY 2012-2013. Documents of four DA-ACEF scholars were submitted to the Department of Agriculture main office. Scholars under this program would receive P15, 000.00 per semester. II. STUDENT ACTIVITIES A. Activities led by different student organizations ACTIVITY STUDENT ORGANIZATION INVOLVED March 1. Supreme Student Council Election Supreme Student Council 2. Quiz Bee Final Battle SAMAPA, Science and Math Club 3. Sports Fest – Inter-Organization Volleyball Supreme Student Council & ISC-IEAT and Basketball February 1. 1st Masquerade Ball (61st Founding Builders of Information Technology Anniversary) Society (BITS) 2. One Stop Shop SSS, NSO, BIR, PhilHealth, Pag- Supreme Student Council Ibig, LTO 3. Feeding Program for the underweight pupils Gamma Epsilon of Daycare Center, Anyatam 4. Dental Mission Tau Gamma Phi/Sigma Triskelion 5. Open House and parlor games All organizations 6. Tree Planting Supreme Student Council 7. Ash Wednesday Mass Campus Ministry January 1. 3rd Round Quiz bowl SAMAPA Club, Math Club and Science Club 2. Clean Drive League of United Filipino Agriculturist 7 | P a g e B. Seminars/trainings attended by the students ACTIVITY SPONSORS VENUE/DATE 1. Youth of the Nation Seminar Cong. J.V. Ejercito Estrada Lingayen, Pangasinan 2. PAASA 13th Regional Convention PAASA Region III January 30 – February . Attended by seven student 1, 2013 at CLSU, leaders and the adviser Muñoz, Nueva Ecija C. For student welfare . The Office of Student Affairs under the Graduate, Placement and Employment Unit spearheaded an NSO Service to students last January 21, 2013. This activity aimed to help students process their NSO document especially those graduating students wherein authenticated birth