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CLSU Accreditation Task Force Impresses AACCUP Accreditors

Sep. 19, 2024

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The Central Luzon State University (CLSU), in its relentless pursuit of quality and excellence, submitted its two curricular programs to the Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universities in the Philippines (AACCUP), Inc. for a 3-day evaluation from September 16-18, 2024. The Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences (BASS) program, under the leadership of Assoc. Prof. Resty Ruel Borjal underwent the rigorous Level IV Phase II accreditation process. Meanwhile, the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) program, led by Dr. Khavee Botangen, aimed to achieve Level III Phase II accreditation. Meanwhile, the esteemed AACCUP accreditors were Dr. Jessie Grace M. Sannadan of Kalinga State University Dr. Shelley T. Pascual of Cagayan State University for the BASS program while, Dr. Charlotte B. Carandang from Cavite State University and Dr. Enrico R. Rivano from the Laguna State Polytechnic University for the BSIT program. Following the evaluation, lead accreditors provided feedback and recommendations for the two programs. Dr. Jessie Grace Sannadan, lead accreditor for BASS, commended the faculty and students for their active participation and commitment during the evaluation. “The documentation was exceptionally organized and easy to navigate which speaks volumes about the dedication and efficiency of your task force,” she said. Dr. Sannadan also emphasized that the Program is already making great strides in preparing students to be globally competitive while contributing to the body of knowledge in your team. On the other hand, Dr. Charlotte B. Carandang, lead accreditor for BSIT, applauded the task force for their research and academic practice with the students which allowed them to acquire additional knowledge and training in Information Technology. “The BSIT Task Force works excellently as a family manifesting your commitment to quality excellence. This is a genuine testament to the University’s commitment to assurance and accountability,” Dr. Carandang said. As a response, Dr. Evaristo A. Abella, University President represented by Dr. Ravelina Velasco, Vice President for Academic Affairs, conveyed the pledge of commitment to assure the accreditors that recommendations will be considered. “We are committed to upholding the high standards of academic excellence and integrity and continuous improvement that this accreditation represents,” Dr. Velasco added. The University remains committed to undergoing continuous accreditation, ensuring the delivery of high-quality education by keeping its curricular programs robust, relevant, and aligned with the evolving needs of both students and the broader industry.

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The Central Luzon State University (CLSU), together with the College of Engineering (CEN), proudly celebrates the 46 newly licensed Civil Engineers who successfully passed the rigorous March 2026 Civil Engineering Licensure Examination (CELE) administered by the Professional Regulation Commission. Amidst a challenging examination, the university achieved a 31.51% passing rate, marking a commendable upward trend and a significant improvement over last year’s performance. To our new Civil Engineers, we extend our warmest congratulations on this achievement; may you use your license with the highest degree of integrity, utilizing your expertise to foster national progress and carry the honor and dignity of a true CLSUan into your field. To those who fell short this time, we offer our profound encouragement. This setback is merely a pause, not the end of your journey. CLSU remains proud of every examinee who braved the challenge with courage and commitment. Padayon, Sielesyuans!

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CLSU Opens 3rd Interagency Tennis Tournament

To strengthen the professional and personal bonds between the leading institutions within the Science City of Muñoz, Central Luzon State University (CLSU) officially kicked off the 3rd Annual Interagency Tennis Tournament, serving as an energetic prelude to the university’s highly anticipated 119th Founding Anniversary. This year's tournament features four teams from various institutions, including CLSU, Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice), Philippine Center for Postharvest Development and Mechanization (PHilMech), Local Government Unit – Science City of Muñoz, together with the Department of Education Muñoz (DepEd), and the Philippine Carabao Center (PCC). The event opened with a ceremonial serve led by University President Dr. Evaristo A. Abella, signaling the start of the friendly yet fierce competition. Beyond the spirit of competition, this year’s tournament emphasizes the importance of work-life balance. By stepping off the fields and out of the laboratories, personnel from various agencies are given a vital space to prioritize physical wellness and mental health through sport. #SievingForExcellence

Apr. 06, 2026

Sen. Hontiveros Joins Discussion on University Safe Spaces

Central Luzon State University (CLSU), through the University Supreme Student Council (USSC) and the CLSU Paruparong Bukid Organization, hosted another series of the “Hue Belong: Inclusive Education for All” which promoted equality and a sense of belongingness within the academic community, held on March 30, 2026, at the FPJ Communication Hall. As the event’s guest of honor, Senator Risa Hontiveros, the primary author of the Safe Spaces Act, delivered a powerful message on the need to eliminate harassment in all environments. She emphasized that fostering an inclusive culture is not the duty of a few, but a collective obligation. “Lahat tayo ay responsible for providing safe spaces. Lahat tayo ay may papel dito. Sa paraan ng pakikinig natin, pagtrato sa isa’t isa. Kahit sa maliliit na bagay lang pwede tayong mag ambag… Ang pagpili na umintindi bago manghusga,” Sen. Hontiveros stated. She further stressed, “Kung gusto natin mag build ng inclusive education and safe spaces, we need to be intentional. Kailangan may conscious effort na gawing mas maayos, mas ligtas, at mas inclusive ang bawat espasyo, dahil ang inclusivity ay commitment.” One of the highlights of the event was the "couch session," which brought together diverse perspectives on community leadership and the policies and movements aimed at eliminating discrimination and harassment. Joining Sen. Hontiveros on the panel were Dr. Ravelina Velasco, Vice President for Academic Affairs; Hon. Baby Armi Alvarez, Mayor of the Science City of Muñoz; and Mx. Chloe Castillo, Head of the CLSU Paruparong Bukid Organization. The discussion further underscored the importance of speaking up, seeking help, and institutionalizing protections for student well-being. This ensures that "inclusive education" translates into tangible safe spaces for the LGBTQ+ community and the wider student body. The forum concluded with a meet-and-greet session, allowing representatives from various student organizations, the university administration, and other groups across Nueva Ecija to raise their concerns and present their advocacies directly to the senator. #SievingForExcellence #SafeSpaces

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