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CLSU Launches New Facilities of COS and IAO; Adds Light Bus to University Fleet

Apr. 15, 2024

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Central Luzon State University launched the new College of Science (COS) building, International Studio under the International Affairs Office (IAO) and unveiled the Rosa Light Bus as the newest addition to the university facilities and vehicles during the 117th Founding Anniversary Celebration of the University on April 11, 2024. The COS building which houses the Dean's office, a conference room, and a smart classroom, amounts to a total of P13 Million including the equipment which was supported and partly funded by the Local Government Unit (LGU) of Science City of Muñoz, headed by City Mayor Baby Armi L. Alvarez, and Vice Mayor Nestor L. Alvarez, PhD, who also served as dean of then College of Arts and Sciences. Meanwhile, the International Studio (IS) which was built to address the need for a state-of-the-art facility for online learning and multimedia production was also launched making the International Affairs Office at par with its foreign partner institutions. The IS which received a funding support from Senator Sonny Angara will provide an enabling environment for local and foreign students under the student mobility endeavors of the university. On the other hand, a 29-seater Rosa Light Bus joined the fleet of university vehicles increasing the capacity of CLSU to provide transportation services to students, faculty and staff who are representing the university outside the campus and in various competitions. Dr. Evaristo A. Abella, University President expressed his gratitude to everyone who contributed to the establishment of the two buildings, specifically those who provided funding support as well as the previous Administration of Dr. Edgar A. Orden, former President and currently the VP for Research and Extension, and Dr. Renato G. Reyes, former VP for Academic Affairs, who started the conceptualization and realization of these projects during their term. City Councilor Vincent L. Alvarez who represented Vice Mayor Nestor L. Alvarez provided a response and commended the recent infrastructure developments in CLSU compared to the time when he was still a student. Councilor Alvarez then emphasized that the strong collaboration between the LGU and CLSU should be maintained to continuously benefit the whole Science City community. The blessing and thanksgiving ceremony was led by Rev. Father Rufo Ramil H. Cruz, PhD., University Chaplain with university officials, faculty, staff and LGU officials as witnesses.

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CLSU Techno Village Program Supports NE Farmers through ItikPINAS

With its mission to transform rural communities, the Central Luzon State University (CLSU), through its Techno Village Development Program (TVDP), distributed 1,500 improved mallard ducks, known as ItikPINAS, to farmer partners in Nueva Ecija, specifically Aliaga, Talavera, and Science City of Muñoz on May 6, 2025. This initiative will provide beneficiaries with additional income opportunities and sustainable livelihoods. The program includes the provision of high-quality ducks, along with essential technical support from CLSU experts. The 1,500 distributed ducks, valued at approximately 370 pesos per duck, were already three months old and productive layers. The turnover was led by Dr. Aldrin E. Badua, University Extension Program Office Director, along with program head Mr. Armando C. Lagasca, Head of UEPO Technology Promotion Division, and attended by the University President and TVDP Program Leader, Dr. Evaristo A. Abella, with six beneficiaries and agricultural representatives from Talavera and Science City of Muñoz. The ItikPINAS is a genetically superior Philippine native layer duck recognized for its uniform appearance, high and consistent egg production (averaging 257–266 eggs per year), disease resistance, and adaptability to the local climate. This initiative is part of CLSU’s broader efforts to promote agricultural innovation and community development through technology transfer and partnerships with local stakeholders. #PartnershipForTheGoals

May. 08, 2025

CLSU Produces New Batch of Licensed Civil Engineers

Central Luzon State University (CLSU), through the College of Engineering, successfully produced 25 newly licensed civil engineers based on the April 2025 Civil Engineer Licensure Examination. Based on the results released by the Professional Regulations Commission (PRC), the 25 successful examinees included six first-time takers and 19 repeaters. The CLSU’s overall passing rate is 21.74%. Congratulations to the new Licensed Civil Engineers! #SievingForExcellence

May. 07, 2025

NAP, CLSU Hold Seminar Workshop on Basic Records and Archive Mgmt

The National Archives of the Philippines (NAP), in partnership with Central Luzon State University (CLSU), initiated a two-day seminar workshop on the importance of Basic Records and Archive Management (BARM) in government offices across the province. It was held on April 23-24, 2025 at the OVPAA Amphitheater in CLSU. The seminar on BARM informed the different agencies' record keepers on the overview of the Records and Archives Management Program (RAMP), including records maintenance, security, and preservation of records, among others. Senior Records Management Analyst, Ms. Ehxia R. Dondonilla, Senior Archivist, Ms. Cheryl B. Alvares, Training Specialist, Mr. Gerald F. Requesto, and Chief, Training and Information Division, Ms. Gina M. Papa from NAP served as the resource persons who shared their knowledge and experiences, as well as the techniques in Basic Records and Archive Management. Vice President for Administration Dr. Ariel G. Mactal conveyed his sincere appreciation to the NAP for their presence and unwavering dedication to enhancing records management across all government agencies within our province. He emphasized that the seminar workshop transcends more than the technical skills and management systems as it concerns the preservation of collective history. “Each document must be safeguarded, every record properly filed, and each archive preserved contributes to the broader narrative of our province, our institution, and our nation. These are not merely papers; they embody the story of our identity,” said Dr. Mactal. The event was attended by representatives from state universities and colleges (SUCs), including CLSU and NEUST; attached agencies from the Department of Agriculture such as the Philippine Rice Research Institute, Philippine Carabao Center, and Philippine Center for Postharvest Development and Mechanization; Local government units (LGUs) from Talavera, General Natividad, Bongabon, Carranglan, Aliaga, Cuyapo, Science City of Muñoz, General Tinio, Palayan; other institutions such as Civil Service Commission Field Office in Nueva Ecija, Dr. Paulino J. Garcia Memorial Research and Medical Center in Cabanatuan, Talavera General Hospital, and Palayan City Hospital.

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