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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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Central Luzon State University (CLSU) has elected new leaders for its major sectoral associations this year. Each plays a crucial role in representing the interests and welfare of the university's diverse community. The newly elected presidents will oversee their associations and lead initiatives to support faculty, staff, and allied services employees. Mr. Ryan B. Esteban is the new President of the Allied Services Employees Association (ASEA) as elected last March 3, 2025. ASEA is a vital association that contributes and supports the welfare and professional growth of CLSU's allied services employees. The association is committed to developing and implementing programs and projects designed to enhance and upgrade the status of its members. Assoc. Prof. Jeorge M. Dela Cruz is the new President of the Faculty Association Incorporated (FAI) who won in the election held last September 10, 2025. The FAI serves as a critical forum for discussing and addressing current issues affecting the welfare of all faculty members in relation to the university administration. It also provides policy directions and tackles issues that will benefit its members. The FAI President also serves as a member of the Board of Regents after taking an oath before them. Dr. Virgilio D. Viernes Jr. has been elected President of the CLSU Labor Union of Teachers and Employees (CLUTCHES) last August 29, 2025. This Union is responsible for ensuring full protection to its members, recognizing the rights of teachers and other employees to self-organization, collective bargaining, and security of tenure. CLUTCHES's mission is to ensure just and humane conditions of work for its members. These new sectoral leaders, who will serve for two years, are expected to work closely with the university administration to ensure a productive and supportive environment for all members of the CLSU community. #SievingForExcellence

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CTEC Kicks Off its Career Caravan in Guimba, NE

Following the official opening of the College Admission Test (CAT) application period, the Central Luzon State University (CLSU), through its Testing and Evaluation Center (CTEC), officially kicked off its 2025 Career Caravan dubbed as LIPAD (Learn & Live your Interests, Passions, Ambitions, and Dreams) today, September 12 at the Bartolome Sangalang National High School (BSNHS) in Guimba, Nueva Ecija. Faculty members from the College of Arts and Social Sciences, who introduced their undergraduate programs, and the Office of Student Affairs, which facilitated career planning sessions, joined the CTEC in this initiative. The event concluded with the launching of the Mobile CLSU-CAT Online Application, which allowed BSNHS senior high school students to begin their application process onsite, providing a convenient and concrete first step toward their academic future at the university. The LIPAD" Career Caravan is a series of events in different high schools that aims to help students make informed decisions about academic and career choices by focusing on their individual strengths and interests. It further emphasises the importance of aligning academic paths with personal passions, skills, and long-term professional goals. Through this initiative, CLSU reaffirms its commitment to guiding and empowering young learners, helping them to soar toward their dream course.

Sep. 12, 2025

CLSU Strengthens Community Outreach Efforts in NE with New Partnerships

The Central Luzon State University (CLSU) is enhancing its commitment to community outreach by establishing new partnerships. On September 9, 2025, the University signed several Memoranda of Agreement (MOAs) to bring its research-backed technologies and expertise to more communities in Nueva Ecija. The first MOA was signed between the University Extension Program Office (UEPO) and the Local Government Units (LGUs) of Nampicuan and Talugtug. Led by Dr. Emmanuel M. Vera Cruz, Vice President for Research and Extension, and Dr. Aldrin E. Badua, Director of the UEPO, along with the respective mayors, Hon. Mario G. Lacurom of Nampicuan and Hon. Pacifico B. Monta of Talugtug. This agreement aims to establish "techno-hubs" in these municipalities where farmers can adopt technologies developed by CLSU. Additionally, the Municipality of Nampicuan has also signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the UEPO to access other services, including training related to agriculture and various other fields. The second MOA was signed between the College of Arts and Social Sciences (CASS), led by their Dean, Dr. Jay C. Santos, and the Municipality of Talugtug, represented by Mayor Monta. This agreement focuses on the project "Community Engagement: Social Capacity Building, Civic and Gender Awareness, and Cultural Mapping," aiming to utilize CLSU's expertise to tackle key social and economic challenges in the area. The series of signing ceremonies was led by Dr. Evaristo A. Abella, University President, along with key representatives and witnesses from CLSU and the partner Local Government Units (LGUs) that highlighted the significance and potential impact of the new partnerships.

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