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UGADO Kicks-off Virtually the Celebration of National Women's Month

Mar. 10, 2022

Mark Bryan Gusi | OVPAA

The CLSU Gender and Development Office (UGADO) conducted a virtual kick-off ceremony for the 2022 National Women’s Month Celebration with the theme, “We Make Change, Work for Women - Agenda ng Kababaihan, Tungo sa Kaunlaran,’’ on March 8, 2022, through Zoom conference and live-streamed via the UGADO Facebook page.  During the event, Dr. Edgar A. Orden, University President, mentioned that the celebration gave an opportunity to the CLSU community to reflect and assess how far their collective efforts have gone. He highlighted three C’s - Compassion, Collaboration, and Consistency: compassion not only for women but for all mankind regardless of skin color, age, race, gender identity, among others that make one different from the other; collaboration, as true change, can be truly achieved if unity and diversity are welcome and valued; and consistency in all that we do to accomplish our desired results. “We are all connected to each other. Your story is part of mine, and my story is a part of yours”, Dr. Orden stressed during his remarks.  Teaser of lined-up activities was presented through an audio-visual presentation which include Orientation on GAD for Newly-Hired Employees, Sayaw-Sigla Para sa Kababaihan, Webinar on CHED Memorandum Order No. 1, series of 2015 - Establishing Policies and Guidelines on Gender and Development in Commission on Higher Education and Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), JuanaSing: Song Making Contest, #SDGSABI: Small Action will Big Impact, Bida ka Juana: Women in Medical Frontline during the Pandemic, Cinemasabeeeh? Pagkilala sa Boses ng Kababaihan sa Lipunan, NumberJUANa: A Micro-short Film Making Contest, Obra Maestra: Pagtatanghal ng Kalagayan ni Juana sa Lipunan, JuanaKNOW?: Online Quiz Bee, and #LetHerShine: An Online Forum for Women Empowerment and Recognition of their Roles in Construction Industry. Prof. Janet O. Saturno, UGADO Director, thanked everyone for the unwavering support to the University Gender and Development Office and for contributing immensely to the attainment of gender equality in society in her closing message. “During this month, we highlight Juana, who makes change or partake in any development activity to bring change. But we are all together in this endeavor to attain gender equality and let us be part of the change towards a better world,” Prof. Saturno enthused in her message. This activity is in collaboration with the Continuing Education Division, and Applied Communication Division of the University Extension Center.

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CLSU, SCNU Strengthen Ties through Academic and Research Exchange

Central Luzon State University (CLSU) and Sunchon National University (SCNU) strengthened their institutional partnership through a two-day collaborative event on August 19–20, 2026, featuring a ceremonial Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signing, a friendship wall unveiling, and an international research symposium. Key officials from both universities gathered to sign an MoU establishing a broad framework for collaboration. The agreement covers Korean language education, joint research projects, faculty and student exchanges, advisory consultations, and advanced academic development. CLSU President Dr. Evaristo A. Abella, Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Ravelina R. Velasco, and College of Agriculture (CAg) Dean Dr. Jayson J. Juan led the signing. Representatives from SCNU included Department of Animal Science Head Prof. Dr. Park Gwang-ok and Dean of International Affairs Prof. Dr. Seo Kang Seok. They were also joined by SCNU delegates Prof. Dr. Ha Ho-kyung, Prof. Dr. Sangsuk Lee, Prof. Dr. Ki Chang Nam, Prof. Dr. Mijoon Pak, and Mr. Dominador Dizon Jr. In his message, Pres. Abella highlighted CLSU's dedication to strengthening the partnership through ongoing academic, scientific, and cultural collaborations. Aside from this, the SCNU–CLSU Friendship Wall was unveiled, symbolizing the shared values and aspirations that continue to deepen the relationship between the two universities. Laboratory equipment was also donated to be used in the newly renovated facility at the Department of Animal Science, CAg. The event continued with the SCNU–CLSU Joint International Symposium held at the Academic Affairs Amphitheater centered on the theme "Recent Advances in Animal Science: Sharing Research Trends and Strengthening Collaboration.” Attended by administrators, researchers, faculty, and students, the event featured three technical sessions focusing on research and innovations in livestock production, animal nutrition, dairy science, and related fields, providing a platform for scholars from both universities to present research aligned with global trends and Philippine agricultural needs. This partnership marks another milestone in the ongoing relationship between CLSU and SCNU, reinforcing their commitment to internationalization and opening meaningful opportunities for students, faculty members, researchers, and their university communities. #SievingForExcellence

Aug. 24, 2026

CLSU Acquires First eBus for Nature-friendly Transportation

Central Luzon State University (CLSU), through the Business Affairs Program (UBAP), marked a milestone in campus mobility with the official acquisition of the first Electric Bus (eBus) named Project SULONG (Sustainable University Loop towards Nature-friendly and Green Transportation). The eBus, which can carry 35 passengers (20 seated, 15 standing), was purchased for P 5,488,000.00 and made possible through the University's Income-Generating Project. The vehicle will serve as additional transportation for students, faculty, and staff. The eBus will operate on a cashless payment system as all fares will be exclusively digital. Passengers will pay a fixed fare of P 15.00 regardless of the distance traveled along the loop. However, in the meantime, while the payment system is still being installed, the eBus service will be free of charge. Passengers simply need to present a valid ID to avail of the service. To ensure smooth and convenient transit across the campus, designated pick-up and drop-off points are provided starting from the Main Gate. The eBus will wait for 30 seconds at each designated stop to accommodate passengers. It is also equipped with GPS tracking, allowing students to conveniently monitor the eBus’s real-time location and track its arrival at their preferred stop. The stops include: A. Community Market B. Alumni Food Court C. Administration Building D. College of Home Science and Industry E. Library F. College of Education G. College of Science H. College of Agriculture I. Agricultural Science and Technology School J. College of Fisheries K. College of Veterinary Science and Medicine L. Grandstand M. Guest House N. Ladies Dorm 4 Note: Routes may be adjusted as needed based on passenger demand and operational requirements. The University hopes to acquire a second eBus following the successful implementation and operation of the first unit, subject to the availability of funds and necessary resources. This acquisition demonstrates CLSU’s commitment to providing sustainable, efficient, and eco-friendly transportation options for all stakeholders, especially for the students. #SievingForExcellence

Aug. 24, 2026

32 Golden Grains Savor Victory in Food Tech Licensure Exam

Thirty-two Golden Grains of the Bachelor of Science in Food Technology Program from the College of Home Science and Industry (CHSI) successfully passed the August 2026 Food Technologist Licensure Examination (FTLE) held on August 12-13, 2026, and administered by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC). The University achieved an overall passing rate of 72.73%, surpassing the national passing rate of 66.32%. This success was highlighted by a 77.78% passing rate among first-time takers and a 50% passing rate for retakers. This year’s board examination showed a notable increase over the previous year’s FTLE passing rate, demonstrating the years of intensive preparation and hands-on laboratory experience of the Golden Grains. This performance underscores the efforts of the Department of Food Science and Technology, and its graduates to strengthen academic excellence and innovation in food science and technology. List of Passers: 1. Agbayani, Lea 2. Alonzo, Queency 3. Balbaguen, Kharylle Jade Anne 4. Bautista, Jermaine 5. Bechachino, Roselyn 6. Camitan, Kim Andrei 7. Canillas, Dyan Claire 8. Cayanga, Jeanell 9. Detablan, Rovel Irish 10. Dollente, Drexel Jay 11. Esteban, John Ervin 12. Estrada, Nheil Ashley 13. Gregorio, Eunice 14. Ilao, Zhien Antonette 15. Laluces, Michelle 16. Mandigma, Jan Brandon 17. Mangahas, Louise Kathleen 18. Maraña, Johnrae 19. Mariñas, Jan Patricia 20. Mendoza, Amara Earn 21. Paray, Ala-Nur 22. Reyes, Anna Liezl Joy 23. Reyes, Frances Angeli 24. Roque, Denice Lay 25. Sangalang, Meldez 26. Sarmiento, Diana 27. Soriano, Janine 28. Surbida, Eugenio Jr. 29. Taganap, Christine 30. Valdez, Resty 31. Villamael, Joreina Lira 32. Ygay, Nicajel Song-Mi Congratulations to our newly licensed Food Technologists! #SievingForExcellence

Aug. 18, 2026

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