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CLSU Equips OFW families in Nueva Ecija with Skills on Organic Farming

Dec. 23, 2024

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Families of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) in Nueva Ecija took a meaningful step toward sustainable living and entrepreneurial growth by participating in a two-day training on organic farming, hosted by Central Luzon State University (CLSU) on December 6-7, 2024. The event, titled “Embracing the OFW Entrepreneurial Spirit,” equipped participants with practical knowledge in organic agriculture while nurturing an entrepreneurial mindset. A joint effort of Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Region 3 and CLSU’s Holistic OFW Program for Empowerment (HOPE), the training opened with an inspiring call to action from Prof. Janet O. Saturno, HOPE Project Leader, encouraging attendees to actively immerse themselves in the learning sessions. Day one featured expert-led lectures designed to build foundational skills: Dr. Carolyn P. Gonzales-Marzan shared financial planning strategies tailored to entrepreneurial ventures; Dr. Irene G. Bustos focused on fostering a positive entrepreneurial mindset; Mr. Sherwin B. Celestino motivated participants to adopt a business-oriented perspective; Mr. Ronn Adam V. Pontoy and Ms. Ellen S. Romero introduced the essentials of organic farming, emphasizing sustainable vegetable production and composting techniques. On the second day, participants engaged in hands-on activities, transitioning theory into practice. Guided demonstrations provided them with real-world experience in organic farming processes, ensuring a deeper understanding of the methods taught. Simultaneously, the Center for Tropical Mushroom Research and Development hosted the second batch of its Intensive Training on Mushroom and Spawn Production (Mushroom Pharming). This parallel initiative further enhanced the livelihood options available to OFW families. This collaborative effort reflects the shared vision of OWWA Region 3 and CLSU to empower OFW families through sustainable and entrepreneurial opportunities. By building economic resilience and promoting sustainable agriculture, the partnership continues to strengthen the capacities of OFW communities to thrive.

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CLSU Receives Donation of 100 Input Devices to Enhance Technological Resources

Central Luzon State University (CLSU) has upgraded its technological resources by donating 100 input devices, including keyboards and mouse. This collaborative effort was made possible through the partnership of Global Galaxy Distribution Inc. and STS Corp., a long-standing food concessionaire within the university. This contribution aims to modernize the existing equipment across various administrative offices and academic laboratories at the University. University President Dr. Evaristo A. Abella, formally accepted the donation from Mr. John Harlem Roqlie, Project Manager of Global Galaxy Distribution Inc. joined by his colleagues, Mr. Vincent V. Enrique, Mr. Raymund R. Reta, and Mr. Isnadil H. Isnani, as well as Ms. Marites Santos, owner of STS Corp. During the event, President Abella expressed profound gratitude for the donation, emphasizing that these new devices will enhance the productivity and overall experience for students and staff. The donated devices are Aula Philippines products, featuring a wired optical mouse with 7 responsive buttons, 4-speed adjustable DPI settings, and 26-key anti-ghosting capabilities, designed to facilitate smooth multi-key presses and improve user efficiency.

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AACCUP Conducts Institutional Accreditation at CLSU

The Central Luzon State University (CLSU) is undergoing a comprehensive four-day institutional accreditation process by the Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universities in the Philippines (AACCUP). This process began today, July 1, and will conclude on July 4, 2025. This comprehensive evaluation underscores CLSU's unwavering commitment to upholding and enhancing the quality of its entire operations and adherence to national and international quality standards. The AACCUP accreditation team is meticulously assessing nine key areas of the university: Governance and Management; Teaching, Learning, and Evaluation; Faculty and Staff; Research; Extension and Consultancy; Linkages; Support to Students; Library, Infrastructure, and Learning Resources; and Quality Assurance Culture. These evaluations ensure that all parts of the university meet standards for academic excellence and efficient operations. The esteemed accreditors are Dr. Milabel E. Ho, Executive Director and Team Coordinator, AACCUP IA, Dr. Anthony M. Penaso, AACCUP Teamleader and current President of Bohol Island State University, Dr. Emmylou B. Yanga, Former Regional Director of CHEDRO IV, Dr. Emily M. Arangote, Former President of Aklan State University, Dr. Cecilio L. Manarpaac, Former Quality Assurance Director of Palawan State University, Dr. Benhur A. Asid, University Librarian of Western Mindanao State University, and Dr. Myrna Q. Mallari, former President of Tarlac State University. During the opening program, Dr. Ho poetically characterized CLSU as "the hub of educational farmers toiling the fertile soil of academic excellence and a haven for agricultural enthusiasts romancing with nature and agri-aqua resources to advance economics in the region”. She further defined the university as an institution "Committed to Leading Standards Unwaveringly." Additionally, Dr. Evaristo A. Abella presented CLSU's significant milestones and accomplishments achieved over the years, highlighting the university's progressive journey and substantial contributions. Before this, a courtesy visit to the CLSU President was held as part of the preliminaries where exchange of pleasantries between the Executive Committee and accreditors was witnessed. This institutional accreditation reaffirms CLSU's dedication to continuous improvement and its pursuit of excellence across all endeavors, solidifying its position as a premier educational and research institution in the Philippines.

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