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CLSU, Tamagawa University Hold BaCaDM-SATREPS International Symposium

Mar. 10, 2026

The Banana and Cacao Diseases Management or the (BaCaDM) Project, a 5-year jointly collaborative project by the Central Luzon State University, Philippines, and Tamagawa University, Japan, successfully conducted the BaCaDM–SATREPS International Symposium on March 4, 2026, at Tamagawa University in Japan. The event was spearheaded by the Chief Investigator of the project, Dr. Kyoko Watanabe, and co-organized by the Central Luzon State University (CLSU) team headed by University President Dr. Evaristo A. Abella. Following a series of preparatory meetings among project partners, the symposium was successfully organized as part of the BaCaDM Project initiatives to strengthen collaboration and knowledge exchange among stakeholders working on banana and cacao disease management. The symposium featured four sessions that focused on various topics related to the management of banana and cacao diseases. These sessions served as a platform for researchers, experts, and stakeholders to share knowledge, experiences, and developments related to plant disease management. The event was attended by officials and representatives from various sectors and partner institutions. Among the distinguished guests was the Honorable Mylene J. Garcia-Albano, Ambassador of the Embassy of the Republic of the Philippines in Japan. Representatives from several partner institutions were also present, including the Department of Agriculture – Bureau of Plant Industry in the Philippines; the Strategic Planning and Development Center (NARO); the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations; General Incorporated Association MJ-STeP; Unifrutti Japan Co., Ltd.; ABS Compliance Support Center; and the National Museum of Nature and Science. Also present were delegates from Japanese academic institutions, including Shizuoka University, Yokohama University, and Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology. The successful conduct of the BaCaDM–SATREPS International Symposium marks an important milestone for the BaCaDM Project as it continues to advance its objectives and promote international cooperation in plant disease research and management for banana and cacao. #SievingForExcellence

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5 IT Students Join Int’l Technology Programs in Indonesia and Canada

Five undergraduate students from the Department of Information Technology under the College of Engineering (CEN) represented the University in two international programs: the Communication Technology (CommTECH) Camp Insight 2026—Stream 1: Technology Innovations, and Stream 2: Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Innovations—hosted by Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS) in Surabaya, Indonesia, and the Micro-credential Virtual Program hosted by the Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC), Canada. Mr. Benjamin Kacey L. Pidazo and Mr. Airan Vinz T. Araneta participated in the CommTECH Camp Insight 2026, where they had the opportunity to explore technological developments in Indonesia, particularly the latest innovations from ITS, as well as the implementation of the SDGs at ITS and in Surabaya. The program featured dynamic courses and workshops, seminars, hands-on activities, discussions with key entity representatives, and visits to iconic destinations. Mr. Pidazo and Mr. Araneta also collaborated on sustainable innovations and received the “Most Curious Participant” Award while securing scholarships for both program streams. Meanwhile, Mr. Gabriel P. Ampis, Mr. Rion Fauszt O. Bustos, and Mr. Jim Henson C. Martin are currently participating in the “Basics of Defending Against Cybercrime” Micro-credential Virtual Program, which runs from March 1 to May 8, 2026. The program provides participants with an understanding of how cybercriminals use technology to their advantage, how personal cybercrimes, such as spam and cyberbullying, can harm businesses and individuals, how social media operates, and how both criminals and law enforcement utilize social media platforms. It also emphasizes the importance of protecting personal information from misuse. Mr. Ampis, Mr. Bustos, and Mr. Martin are the first recipients of the University Mobility in Asia and the Pacific (UMAP) Canada Scholarship Grant, amounting to CAD 1,600, which covers their registration fee for the virtual course program.

Mar. 10, 2026

CLSUAAI Installs New Board of Directors

The Central Luzon State University Alumni Association Incorporated (CLSUAAI) has officially installed its newly elected Board of Directors and officers following an oath-taking ceremony held on March 9, 2026. The oath-taking, administered by CLSU President Dr. Evaristo A. Abella, formalized the board’s assumption of duties and its pledge to uphold the association’s mission of serving CLSU alumni. The new officers are as follows: President and Board Chairman: Dir. Nemecio V. Torres Vice President: Dir. Jay C. Santos Secretary: Dir. Remedios Z. Panuyas Treasurer: Dir. Jaypee H. Estigoy Auditor: Dir. Ma. Pamela DV. Roguel Public Relations Officer: Dir. Jovita B. Agliam Business Manager: Dir. Jose Ariel G. Barza Members of the Board: Dir. Carlos C. Abon Jr. Dir. Thristan B. Escudero Dir. Jamal James D. Manlapig Dir. Danilo S. Vargas With this set of CLSUAAI Board of Directors, the association is expected to advance key programs that reinforce our alumni network and expand professional opportunities for the alumni and the CLSU Community. The association invites alumni to participate in upcoming initiatives and collaborative projects that will help shape its priorities and amplify its impact across the university and beyond. #SievingForExcellence

Mar. 10, 2026

CLSU Advances Inclusivity and Safe Spaces through “Hue Belong” Seminar

The Central Luzon State University (CLSU) through the Office of Student Affairs (OSA), the University Supreme Student Council (USSC), and the CLSU Paruparong Bukid held an educational seminar dubbed “Hue Belong: Mas Happy ‘Pag May Equality” on March 6, 2026, at the Auditorium. The Hue Belong seminar advocates for building and maintaining inclusivity, affirming spaces for the queer community and the wider population. The program begins with a series of talks that focus on respect, safety, and equal treatment for all students. Speakers from Babaylanes Inc., Mr. Bryon Neil A. Senga and Ms. Saira Pambid, led sessions on Building Safe Spaces and SOGIE 101. Mr. Senga explained that ideas about femininity are changing from old stereotypes of fragility to broader, more empowered views, while Ms. Pambid stressed that both students and the university must work together to keep the campus safe and respectful. Babaylanes Inc. is a non-profit organization that empowers lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) youth through human rights education, capacity-building, and advocacy. It convenes the National LGBT Students Network to coordinate campus LGBT organizing. Furthermore, the event included a Couch Session that tackled several topics, including self-identity and belonging, with Mx. ML Tucay, who also gave a performance that highlighted the program’s message. This event forms part of CLSU’s celebration of Women’s Month and reflects the institution’s continuing commitment to building a more inclusive community - one that upholds safety, dignity, and equal opportunities for all members of the University. #SievingForExcellence

Mar. 10, 2026

CVSM Clinches Top Spot at 32nd PARAmihan ng Alam

Central Luzon State University (CLSU), through the College of Veterinary Science and Medicine (CVSM), has once again proven its excellence in veterinary sciences, clinching the Championship title at the 32nd National PARAmihan ng Alam, organized by the UP Alpha Chiron Society (UPACS), held on March 7, 2026, at the University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB). Outshining 21 teams from 11 State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) across the country, the CLSU delegation secured the top spot, earning the P20,000 grand prize and a specialized kit of professional resources that solidifies its reputation as a powerhouse in veterinary parasitology. The championship-winning trio was composed of Ms. Dannah Jedidah G. Lucas, Ms. Krista M. Mendoza, and Mr. Mark Joedel U. Mendez. Other teams, featuring Allen Dave B. Serrano, Dan Carlo H. Crisostomo, and Lance Josef E. Landagan, also delivered a formidable performance. The expert mentorship of Dr. Katrina E. delos Reyes and Dr. Marvin Bryan S. Salinas guided both teams. CLSU placed ahead of other SUCs, with UPLB in second and De La Salle Araneta University in third, reinforcing CLSU’s status as a leader in veterinary education in the Philippines.

Mar. 09, 2026

CLSU Delegates Bag Awards at CAASUC III 2026 Arts Month Celebration

Central Luzon State University (CLSU) delegates composed of students and coaches bagged awards in the CAASUC III 2026 National Arts Month Celebration held on March 5, 2026, at the Pampanga State Agricultural University (PSAU). The winners include the following: • Dagliang Talumpati - Reyniel O. Tomas - 2nd Place - Coach: Junior M. Pacol • Song Writing - Juhaina Mae Bautista (Composer) & Jyla Althea C. Page (Vocalist) - 3rd Place - Coach: Alexander Louise F. Ibarra • Oratorio - Julius Zesar B. Cunanan - 5th Place - Coach: Cynthia Lyn Curada • Extemporaneous Speech - Vince Macadangdang - 5th Place - Coach: Dr. Mark Anthony G. Moyano The success of these students serves as a great inspiration to the whole CLSU community. The university looks forward to supporting more students as they share their creativity and skills in future competitions. #SievingForExcellence

Mar. 09, 2026

DAP Introduces BAGANI Program to CLSU Young Leaders

To inspire a passion for transformative leadership and promote the principles of good governance among the students and young faculty of Central Luzon State University (CLSU), the Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) launched the “BAGANI: Rising Leaders Development Program” today, March 6, at the RIE Amphitheater. The program aims to equip emerging leaders with the skills, vision, and mindset needed to drive positive change in their communities and beyond. During the event, DAP Project Officer Ellinoar Santos, emphasized the crucial role of the youth in shaping the nation's future. "We developed this program para sa mga young leaders. Kasi, you are the agents of today, you will change the system, and you are the leaders of tomorrow,” she shared. Mark Sambajon, BAGANI program communication specialist, echoed this sentiment, "We acknowledge that young people now are rising in their own communities, making these changes themselves. So, the academy wants to complement that and turn that energy into something transformative in the public sector." The DAP delegation was led by Mr. June Arvin Gudoy, Vice President for Corporate Affairs, who facilitated an engaging Q&A session on students’ roles in public service. Wrapping up the successful event, Dr. Irene G. Bustos, Office of the Student Affairs Dean, delivered the closing remarks, leaving the attendees with a powerful and timeless reminder from Mahatma Gandhi: “If you want to see the change in the world, be the change.” Before the information session, the DAP delegates paid a courtesy call to University President Dr. Evaristo A. Abella, where they formally presented the program. President Abella expressed his full support for the initiative, emphasizing that the program will play a significant role in shaping and developing future leaders. For more information regarding the program, you may check their official Facebook page and visit the bagani.my.canva.site #SievingForExcellence

Mar. 06, 2026

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“The Seed of Excellence, Harvest of Impact” Central Luzon State University (CLSU) proudly launches the Gintong Butil Awards, the official alumni recognition program honoring distinguished CLSU alumni whose achievements reflect excellence, service, generosity, and meaningful collaboration. Just like a single grain that grows into a sustaining harvest, our alumni continue to transform knowledge into leadership, innovation into progress, and gratitude into lasting impact. We now call for nominations for the following award categories: Butil ng Paglilingkod — Service Award For alumni whose work uplifts communities and advances public welfare. Butil ng Inspirasyon — Inspiration Award For alumni whose excellence in science, technology, education, arts, sports, health, and other fields brings honor to CLSU. Butil ng Pagkakawanggawa — Philanthropy Award For alumni or alumni groups whose generosity strengthens CLSU and supports student success. Butil ng Pakikipag-ugnayan — Partnership Award For alumni who build impactful collaborations that expand CLSU’s reach and opportunities. For further details, please refer to the nomination guidelines and form found in this link: https://bit.ly/3OsaYQK Let us celebrate the harvest of excellence that began here at CLSU. Nominate a deserving alumnus or alumni group today. The awarding schedule will be announced at a later date and is set to take place during the Founding Anniversary Week celebration. #GintongButilAwards #CLSUAlumni #TheSeedOfExcellence #HarvestOfImpact

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