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CAg Students Participate in Int'l Programs

Aug. 02, 2023

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Three College of Agriculture (CAg) students represented Central Luzon State University (CLSU) in two international programs organized by University Consortium - Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture (UC-SEARCA) in Malaysia and Indonesia from July 9 - 25, 2023. A senior student from the Department of Animal Science, Carl Joshua E. Balmores attended the 2023 Asian Association of Agricultural Colleges and Universities (AAACU) Summer Enrichment Program with the theme "Exploring Urban Agriculture in the Heart of Metropolitan Cities," hosted by Universiti Putra Malaysia to provide an avenue to learn about current developments, practices, and technologies in the field of agriculture. Balmores was recognized as Best Male Participant for his impressive performance and insights and was also part of the Best Group (3rd Place) during the 7-day program. On the other hand, Christopher D. Regalado and April Luna attended the 7th Summer Course Program with the theme "Challenges and Opportunities for Livestock and Agricultural Production in Responding to the Issue of the Global Food Crisis" held at Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Regalado and Luna experienced the Indonesian language, culture, values, and engaged in livestock and agricultural activities including classroom lectures about theories and principles in animal science and agriculture. Moreover, Regalado was honored for his exceptional skills in Javanese letter writing, and both of them received certificates of achievement for their participation in the 14-day summer course program. All the students received support to attend these events from the university as a member institution of the UC-SEARCA network.

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CLSU Earns 4 New Program Compliance Certificates from CHED

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CLSU Convenes DC-SUC III and CIRPS Meeting with CHED

University President Dr. Evaristo A. Abella led the Joint Executive and Technical Staff Meeting of the Development Council of State Universities and Colleges Region III – Center for Inter-Institutional Research and Policy Studies (DC-SUC III/CIRPS) in Playa Azul, Baler, Aurora, last May 20, 2025. Also present were Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Commissioner Desiderio R. Apag III, CHED Region III Director Lora L. Yusi, other SUC III Presidents, and their respective CIRPS technical staff. As the current chair of DC-SUC III, which is the equivalent of the PASUC regional association in Central Luzon, President Abella presided over the meeting. During this gathering, the presidents discussed several key topics, including proposed international education summits, professional development programs for member institutions, international quality assurance for curricular programs, and the upcoming SUC Fair 2025 which will be spearheaded by Region 3 SUCs. In support of these initiatives, Director Yusi pledged the support of CHED in terms of funding and logistical support to these activities while Commissioner Apag lauded the SUCs in the region for performing very well and for having a collaborative relationship among the institutions. Prior the meeting, Dr. Abella attended the turnover ceremony of the Culture and Arts Association of State Universities and Colleges in the region. He then proceeded to the opening of the State Colleges and Universities Faculty Association of Region III (SCUFAR) Regional Games, hosted by Aurora State College of Technology.

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