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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 Expands Partnerships to Advance Community Welfare and Mental Health Initiatives

Central Luzon State University (CLSU), through the Office of Student Affairs (OSA), formally inked its partnership with Tahanan ng Banal na Awa (TBA) and the Science City of Muñoz OFW Federation (SCMOF) through a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) Signing Ceremony held on May 7, 2026, at the Conference Room, New Administration building, CLSU. This meaningful partnership reflects CLSU’s commitment through an initiative titled “CLSU - C.A.R.E.S — Cultivating Awareness, Resilience, Empowerment, and Support” which aims to promote psycho-social support, mental health awareness, counseling services, capacity-building seminars, and community-based interventions for children, OFW families, and communities across Nueva Ecija. Leading the ceremony were Dr. Emmanuel M. Vera Cruz, Vice President for Research and Extension, representing University President Dr. Evaristo Abella, and Dr. Irene G. Bustos, Dean of Student Affairs. Also present were stakeholder representatives Ms. Anita De Guzman, President of the SCMOF, together with their Auditor, Ms. Reona G. Dumaya; and Rev. Fr. Ricardo N. Pangilinan, Jr., Director of Tahanan ng Banal na Awa, accompanied by Sister Catherine D. Ba-A, Residential Social Worker. The event was likewise attended by OSA Faculty members, Asst. Prof. Bernadette O. Binayug, OSA Extension Coordinator, Dr. Jayson Marzan, Anak at Kapamilya ng OFW (AKO) Focal Person, OSA staff, and other guests. Through this collaboration, CLSU, TBA, and SCMOF reaffirm their commitment to compassion, resilience, holistic care, and community empowerment for the welfare of children, OFW families, and the communities they serve.

May. 14, 2026

CLSU Shines in LEPT with Topnotchers and Remarkable 93% and 80% Institutional Passing Rates

The Central Luzon State University (CLSU), in its pursuit of academic excellence, recognizes the exceptional performance of its graduates in the recently concluded Licensure Examination for Professional Teachers (LEPT), as announced by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC). Leading the “Golden Grains” in the Elementary Education category, Ms. Hannah Matdling Bernardo secured the fourth rank with an impressive rating of 94.20 percent, followed by Mr. Adriane Claude Tecson Cavinta, who placed ninth with a rating of 93 percent. Simultaneously, the university achieved further distinction at the Secondary Education level through the exemplary performance of Mr. Miguel Gavino Gantang Sevilla, who earned the third-highest rank nationwide with a 94.60 percent rating. Beyond individual triumphs, the university recorded impressive institutional passing rates that significantly exceeded the national averages. The Elementary Education program achieved a stellar 93.10 percent passing rate with 27 newly licensed professional teachers, while the Secondary Education level garnered a robust 80.70 percent passing rate, welcoming 92 successful examinees to the teaching profession. The University administration and community extend their congratulations to all the successful examinees and their families for this achievement. Mabuhay ang ating mga bagong guro!

May. 12, 2026

CLSU Partners with LGU Cabanatuan for LIPAT Project

The Central Luzon State University (CLSU) and the Local Government Unit (LGU) of Cabanatuan City formally signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) on May 12, 2026, through the efforts of Mr. Dominic Reyes, Peace Corps Volunteer assigned at the Bahay Pag-asa Recreational and Rehabilitative Center, marking the start of a meaningful partnership through the project titled “Liwanag at Pag-asa mula sa Aghan at Teknolohiya ng CLSU (LIPAT)”. The LIPAT Project is a comprehensive intervention approach focused on sharing agricultural technical knowledge and lifelong skills to help uplift the constituents of Bahay Pag-asa toward a better and more sustainable state. The initiative aims to empower beneficiaries through capacity-building activities, practical agricultural learning, values formation, and skills development that promote self-reliance, productivity, and personal growth. This partnership reflects the shared commitment of CLSU and LGU Cabanatuan in promoting rehabilitation, community development, and inclusive opportunities through science, technology, education, and extension services. Present during the ceremony were Dr. Evaristo A. Abella, University President; Dr. Emmanuel M. Vera Cruz, Vice President for Research, Innovation and Extension; Dr. Celyrah D. Castillo, representing the Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Ravelina R. Velasco; and Dr. Gella Patria L. Abella, Director, Center for Climate Change and Environmental Management. Also present were stakeholder representatives Mr. Alexis John Ferrer, CSWDO Worker and Case Worker at Bahay Pag-asa. The event was likewise attended by Dr. Shirly C. Serrano, Mr. Henrison C. Sanchez, Mr. Joseph Vladimir V. Gaban, and Kathrina M. Villar. Through this collaborative effort, CLSU and its partner institutions continue to bring “liwanag at pag-asa” to communities by fostering transformative education, empowerment, and meaningful public service.

May. 12, 2026

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