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CLSU Ranks 15th in PH; 6th in Public Universities According to AD Scientific Index 2024

Nov. 22, 2023

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In its 2024 edition, AD Scientific Index ranked Central Luzon State University as 15th among the 290 universities and institutions in the Philippines and 6th among public universities in the country. Included in the list of top scientists are 94 faculty-researchers with Dr. Renato G. Reyes, former Vice President of Academic Affairs as the leading researcher in mycology in the university and in the country. Meanwhile, Dr. Edgar A. Orden, University President remains in the seventh spot and is the best researcher in the field of animal science in the university. The AD Scientific Index is the first and only study that shows the total and six-year productivity coefficients of scientists based on h-index and i10 index scores and citations in Google Scholar. The names of the faculty & staff researchers listed as Best Scientists are as follows: 1.Renato G. Reyes 2.Hazel Monica Peralta 3.Elmar Villota 4.Rich Milton Dulay 5.Sofronio Kalaw 6.Wendy Mateo 7.Edgar A. Orden 8.Karl Marx Quiazon 9.Melissa B. Agustin (former CLSU faculty) 10.Joel M. Torres 11.Garry Benico 12.Jerwin Undan 13.Emmanuel Vera Cruz 14.Angeles De Leon 15.Virginia Venturina 16.Annie Melinda 17.Evaristo Abella 18.Ravelina Velasco 19.Rubigilda Paraguison Alili 20.Ronaldo Alberto 21.Eden S. David 22.Elmer Dela Rosa 23.Lexter R. Natividad 24.Twinkle Barangan (former CLSU researcher) 25.Franz Marielle Nogoy 26.Maria Excelsis M. Orden 27.Khavee Agustus Botagen 28.Leila M. Collantes 29.Sylvester Badua 30.Rodolfo F. Mendrano Jr. 31.Lani Lou Mar A. Lopez 32.Angelo Dullas 33.Mark Maca (former CLSU faculty) 34.Khristina Judan Cruz 35.Edwin D. Ibañez 36.Kristine Grace Waig 37.Romeo Gundran 38.Juvy J. Monserate 39.Katherine DA Bautista 40.Alvin P. Soriano 41.Fe Porciuncula 42.Paul Henric P. Gojo Cruz 43.Redel L. Gutierrez 44.Joice San Andres 45.Marlon Naagas 46.Jonar T. Martin 47.Alvin T. Reyes 48.Leslie Anne L. Liwanag (former CLSU faculty) 49.Davelyn Pastor-Regel 50.Romeo Gavino 51.Danilo S. Vargas 52.Melba Domes Denson 53.Cesar Ortinero 54.Ariel Mactal 55.Kier Santiago 56.Vanessa Viterbo Velasco 57.Paula Blanca Gaban-Aquino 58.Emily T. Astrero 59.Nemesio A. Macabale Jr. 60.Jaypee S. Samson 61.Neal Del Rosario 62.Noraine P. Medina 63.Alma De Leon 64.Michael E. Santos 65.Rhodora Dela Rosa 66.Eduard Taganap 67.Elfren Celestino Jr. 68.Gilda Carbonell 69.Jumel Miller 70.Jeffrey Lavarias

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CLSU Shines in LEPT with Topnotchers and Remarkable 93% and 80% Institutional Passing Rates

The Central Luzon State University (CLSU), in its pursuit of academic excellence, recognizes the exceptional performance of its graduates in the recently concluded Licensure Examination for Professional Teachers (LEPT), as announced by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC). Leading the “Golden Grains” in the Elementary Education category, Ms. Hannah Matdling Bernardo secured the fourth rank with an impressive rating of 94.20 percent, followed by Mr. Adriane Claude Tecson Cavinta, who placed ninth with a rating of 93 percent. Simultaneously, the university achieved further distinction at the Secondary Education level through the exemplary performance of Mr. Miguel Gavino Gantang Sevilla, who earned the third-highest rank nationwide with a 94.60 percent rating. Beyond individual triumphs, the university recorded impressive institutional passing rates that significantly exceeded the national averages. The Elementary Education program achieved a stellar 93.10 percent passing rate with 27 newly licensed professional teachers, while the Secondary Education level garnered a robust 80.70 percent passing rate, welcoming 92 successful examinees to the teaching profession. The University administration and community extend their congratulations to all the successful examinees and their families for this achievement. Mabuhay ang ating mga bagong guro!

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CLSU Partners with LGU Cabanatuan for LIPAT Project

The Central Luzon State University (CLSU) and the Local Government Unit (LGU) of Cabanatuan City formally signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) on May 12, 2026, through the efforts of Mr. Dominic Reyes, Peace Corps Volunteer assigned at the Bahay Pag-asa Recreational and Rehabilitative Center, marking the start of a meaningful partnership through the project titled “Liwanag at Pag-asa mula sa Aghan at Teknolohiya ng CLSU (LIPAT)”. The LIPAT Project is a comprehensive intervention approach focused on sharing agricultural technical knowledge and lifelong skills to help uplift the constituents of Bahay Pag-asa toward a better and more sustainable state. The initiative aims to empower beneficiaries through capacity-building activities, practical agricultural learning, values formation, and skills development that promote self-reliance, productivity, and personal growth. This partnership reflects the shared commitment of CLSU and LGU Cabanatuan in promoting rehabilitation, community development, and inclusive opportunities through science, technology, education, and extension services. Present during the ceremony were Dr. Evaristo A. Abella, University President; Dr. Emmanuel M. Vera Cruz, Vice President for Research, Innovation and Extension; Dr. Celyrah D. Castillo, representing the Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Ravelina R. Velasco; and Dr. Gella Patria L. Abella, Director, Center for Climate Change and Environmental Management. Also present were stakeholder representatives Mr. Alexis John Ferrer, CSWDO Worker and Case Worker at Bahay Pag-asa. The event was likewise attended by Dr. Shirly C. Serrano, Mr. Henrison C. Sanchez, Mr. Joseph Vladimir V. Gaban, and Kathrina M. Villar. Through this collaborative effort, CLSU and its partner institutions continue to bring “liwanag at pag-asa” to communities by fostering transformative education, empowerment, and meaningful public service.

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