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2 CLSUans top the Chemist and Chemical Technician Licensure Examinations

Oct. 22, 2024

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Two graduates from the College of Science – Department of Chemistry, Mr. Ethan Aduptante and Mr. Adrian Jose Gatmaitan Cuartero, achieved significant success in the recent Chemist and Chemical Technician Licensure Examinations. Mr. Aduptante, a graduate of BS Chemistry secured the 10th spot in the Chemist Licensure Exam, while Mr. Cuartero, currently pursuing his BS Chemistry degree attained the 2nd spot in the Chemical Technician Licensure Examination, showcasing their outstanding knowledge and proficiency in the field. Meanwhile, according to the released results of the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC), five “Golden Grains” passed the Chemist Licensure Exam, leading to an institutional passing rate of 41.67 percent. Furthermore, thirty-four CLSUans successfully passed the Chemical Technician Licensure Examination, resulting in an institutional passing rate of 65.38 percent. Congratulations to all the passers!

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CLSU Delegates Dominate PSABE 2026 National Convention

Central Luzon State University (CLSU) once again demonstrated its dominance in the field of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering (ABE) after its delegation of students and professionals secured major awards during the 75th Philippine Society of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineers (PSABE) National Annual Convention held at Koronadal City, South Cotabato from April 20-24, 2026. The event, which coincided with the 37th Philippine Agricultural Engineering Week and the 22nd International Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering Conference and Exhibition, saw CLSU emerge as a powerhouse, culminating in the university being named the Most Outstanding PPG (Student) Chapter. During the convention, the CLSU Pre-Professional Group (PPG) showcased technical expertise and teamwork, securing top spots in the following events: Quiz Bee Champions: • Henry B. Tamayo • Hex Neo B. Delos Ama, and • Grinnel R. Galan Lights Camera Convention Winner: • Alyssa Grace I. Dumlao Agricultural Machine Parts Identification (2nd Place): • Jamil E. Austria CAD Challenge (2nd Place): • Lleven Trinidad ABEmazing Race (3rd Place): • Trishia Leigh P. Quinto • Pouleen C. Dela Cruz • Gian Carlo Ocfemia • Glenn Mark Rala, and • Scent Lander Casita Thesis Undergraduate Presentation (3rd Place): • Patrick Anthony Jeminez Meanwhile, in professional activities, CLSU faculty and staff researchers also earned two 1st Place finishes in the Technical Paper Presentation category: Agricultural and Biosystems Land and Water Resources Engineering, Soil and Water Conservation Engineering, Aquaculture Engineering, Agrometeorology, and Irrigation and Drainage Engineering Category: • 1st Place: Advancing Climate-Smart Sugarcane Production: Solar-Powered Automated Irrigation System in Low-Yielding Sra-blocked Farms By: Eleazar Ranese Jr., Marvin M. Cinense, Laverne Olalia, and John Paulo C. Sacdalan, Precious Joan Sibulburo, Silvester Badua, Reniel Leron, Abdullah Meriales, Jerome Cabuloy, Nikko Salamanca, Jeffrey Blanca, Jian Michael Castillo, Fernando Mauro, and Armando Espino Jr. Agricultural and Biosystems (AB) Machinery and Power, Farm Mechanization, and Renewable Energy Category • 1st Place: Development of Rotary Dryer-Cleaner Machine for Rice Hull and Litter Material for Broiler Breeder Production By: Rolando Almerol, Marvin Cinense, Ruel Peneyra, Carolyn Grace Almerol, and Jamal Omar Sarangani. Furthermore, the convention also honored CLSU leaders who served the national organization with distinction. Dr. John Paulo C. Sacdalan was given the Distinguished Service Award for his term as the PSABE National President (2025-2026). Similarly, Ms. Honey Grace Timbang received the Service Award for her leadership as the PSABE-PPG President for the same period. The massive haul of awards reaffirms CLSU’s status as a premier institution for Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, consistently producing top-tier professionals and innovative research that contribute to the nation's agricultural modernization.

Apr. 27, 2026

CLSU, DAR Ink Agreement to Support Agrarian Reform Dependents

Strengthening the future of agricultural leadership in the region, the Central Luzon State University (CLSU) and the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) officially signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) for the DAR Scholarship Program – Dependents of Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries (DSP-DARBs) on April 22, 2026, at the New Administration Conference Room. The signing was led by Dr. Evaristo A. Abella, University President; Dr. Ravelina R. Velasco, Vice President for Academic Affairs; and Dr. Marlon A. Naagas, Dean of Admissions, and from DAR, Ms. Agnes B. Mendoza, Director IV of the Agrarian Reform Capacity Development Service at the DAR Central Office, along with Ms. Eden B. Ponio, Provincial Agrarian Reform Program Officer II of DAR Nueva Ecija, and Ms. Lilian C. Dela Cruz, Regional Chief Administrative Officer of DAR Region III. The agreement formalizes a partnership to provide comprehensive educational support to the children of Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries (ARBs). Under the agreement, the two institutions will collaborate to ensure that qualified students receive the financial and academic support needed to complete their degrees in agriculture and related fields. Following the signing of the agreement, Mr. Vico Emmanuel Pagaduan Rocero, a third-year Bachelor of Science in Agriculture student, officially signed the scholarship contract with DAR. Mr. Rocero is currently the sole recipient of the DAR scholarship at CLSU. #SievingForExcellence

Apr. 24, 2026

CBA Students Lead the Ledger at STOAS-CL 2026

Students from the College of Business and Accountancy (CBA) demonstrated excellent performance during the Search for Ten Outstanding Accountancy Students of Central Luzon (STOAS-CL) 2026 held on April 10, 2026, at the HSD Multipurpose Hall, Clark Freeport Zone. The event recognized graduating BS Accountancy students who exemplified excellence in academics, leadership, service, and integrity. From over a hundred candidates across the region, only 25 were selected as finalists, wherein four CLSU students stand out, securing the following distinctions: Clarissa O. Andal Top 6 Outstanding Accountancy Students of Central Luzon Highest Scorer in the Written Comprehensive Examination Recipient of a P&A Grant Thornton Review Scholarship worth Php50,000 Eona R. Catacutan Top 10 Outstanding Accountancy Students of Central Luzon Recipient of a P&A Grant Thornton Review Scholarship worth Php50,000 Yrish Mae B. Lorenzo Top 25 Finalist Recipient of a P&A Grant Thornton Review Scholarship worth Php50,000 Recognized among the Top 50 Outstanding Accountancy Students in the Philippines at the 27th Search for Outstanding Accountancy Students in the Philippines (SOASP) Tristan Jay P. Nening Top 25 Finalist Recipient of a P&A Grant Thornton Review Scholarship worth Php50,000 Recipient of an Association of Certified Public Accountants in Commerce and Industry - Central Luzon Region (ACPACI-CLR) Scholarship worth Php15,000 The selection process involved a comprehensive written examination covering CPALE subjects and a panel interview to assess both knowledge and character. The event was organized by the Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants - Central Luzon Region in partnership with Punongbayan & Araullo (P&A Grant Thornton). #SievingforExcellence

Apr. 22, 2026

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