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Faculty-researchers from Japanese Universities to Serve as Adjunct Professors in CLSU

Jun. 15, 2022

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Dr. Kyoko Watanabe and Dr. Koji Ishikawa from Tamagawa University, and Dr. Chiharu Nakashima from Mie University signed a Notice of Appointment with Central Luzon State University (CLSU) to internationalize academic and research activities, held last June 14, 2022, at DHTM Lounge. The Notice of Appointment contains the designation of the adjunct professors who will teach specialized courses to graduate students from the College of Agriculture, College of Science, and College of Arts and Social Sciences. The Japanese professors received a warm welcome from the CLSU Officials led by University President Edgar A. Orden together with Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Renato G. Reyes, Vice President for Administration Services, Dr. Danilo S. Vargas, Vice President for Research and Extension, Dr. Armando Espino Jr., and the University Board Secretary Mr. Jaypee De Guzman. Dr. Nakashima, in his statement of commitment, expressed his gratitude for the continuous partnership of the three institutions and for the opportunity to teach CLSU graduate students. Meanwhile, President Orden expressed his appreciation to the Tamagawa and Mie Universities for hosting CLSU faculty and students in their respective schools. He also said that he looks forward to more partnerships between the universities including sending of exchange faculty and students. The adjunct professors are expected to teach for the academic year 2022-2023.

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To ensure that the CLSU financial plan is transparent, accurate, and aligns priorities with institutional goals, the Office of the Vice President for Administration, Dr. Ariel G. Mactal, in coordination with the Financial Management Services Office, headed by Dir. Jinky A. Parugrug held a Stakeholders’ Consultation Meeting on February 05, 2026, in the Old Administration Conference Room. The consultation focused on gathering diverse inputs to strengthen CLSU’s core initiatives. Key priority areas for the 2027 fiscal year include Free Higher Education, Internationalization, Accreditation, IT modernization, facility repairs, vehicle refurbishment, extension projects, and climate change initiatives. University President Dr. Evaristo A. Abella, alongside the Vice Presidents and Administrative Council, engaged directly with sector representatives to ensure the budget reflects the actual needs of the community. Key stakeholders include Ms. Aljone V. Viterbo, USSC Chairperson, Dr. Virgilio Viernes, CLUTCHES President, Mr. Ryan Esteban, ASEA President, Dr. Danilo Vargas, CLSUAAI President, and Dr. Michael Mabalay, PGTA Representative. The session concluded with an open forum, reinforcing CLSU’s commitment to collective decision-making and good governance. This collaborative framework ensures that resources are allocated effectively to drive the university’s long-term growth. #SievingForExcellence

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CLSU Honors the Legacy of Known and Unsung Heroes

Central Luzon State University (CLSU) honored the legacy of its student heroes during the 81st Anniversary and Commemoration of the Liberation of the Central Luzon Agricultural School (CLAS) and the memorial to the known and unknown heroes of World War II, held at the Vivencio Saulong Monument today, February 10. As part of the commemoration, the CLSU Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC), along with the University President and Vice Presidents, led the wreath-laying ceremony. University President Dr. Evaristo A. Abella delivered a heartfelt message, urging faculty and students to honor their roots while remaining responsible and contributing members of a functional academic system. “We are responsible for building a future worthy of the sacrifice of those who came before us. Their sacrifices laid the foundation for the opportunities you enjoy today. Education, progress, and the freedom to dream and to achieve those dreams, protect and nurture them by keeping the traditions alive, and by being responsible and functional citizens,” said President Abella. Mr. Marvin R. Soriano followed with a compelling commemorative tribute with his words: “Vivencio Saulong reminds us that heroism is defined by courage, displayed in unlikely places, and in seemingly hopeless and discouraging situations. Subali’t hindi lamang si Saulong ang ating inaalala ngayong araw, inaalala rin natin ang mga kilala at hindi kilalang sibilyang lumaban, tumulong, nagtiis at nag alay ng buhay upang manaig ang kalayaan laban sa paniniil.” The event served as an important reminder to the CLSU community that the sacrifices of the fallen heroes remain a testament to bravery, a legacy of courage that the institution and its future generations will continue to uphold.

Feb. 10, 2026

CLSU Opens Dungon Museum Showcasing the University’s History and Legacy

Central Luzon State University (CLSU) reached a historic milestone with the official launching of the Dungon: Museo de CLSU on February 7, 2026. Located at the strategically and meticulously repurposed former Public Affairs Office Building, the museum now serves as a dedicated repository of the university’s past and cultural heritage. The museum takes its name from the historical, century-old dungon tree, a symbol of endurance, located on campus. The museum traces the institution's history from its founding in 1907 to its recent milestones. During the event, University President Dr. Evaristo A. Abella delivered an inspirational message in which he emphasized the importance of the said museum. “Ang Dungon: Museo de CLSU ay hindi lamang gusali o lagayan ng mga lumang bagay– ito ay tahanan ng mga kwento ng mga taong nag-ambag sa pag-unlad ng pamantasan,” President Abella said. Meanwhile, Assoc. Prof. Maria Adrielle Estigoy, Presidential Assistant for Strategic Communication, in her welcome message, shared, “Ang puno ng dungon ang naging piping saksi sa kasaysayan ng ating pamantasan, and now we allow that witness to finally speak—to remind us of our roots and inspire future generations to carry forward the CLSU legacy.” “The ‘Dungon’ has watched, now it speaks,” she concluded. Following the official ribbon-cutting, guests were invited to a guided tour led by students from the College of Home Science and Industry (CHSI). The event was further elevated by a stirring spoken word poetry performance by Tanghalang Gagalaw, whose evocative artistry brought the university’s history to life through verse. At the culmination of the tour is the Dungon Café, where visitors can enjoy coffee while browsing a selection of official university merchandise. Gracing the event are the Vice Presidents, members of the Administrative Council, Former President Dr. Edgar A. Orden, Board Members of the CLSU Alumni Association Incorporated, Sector Representatives, University Supreme Students Council, Collegian, and some alumni and employees. The opening of the Dungon: Museo de CLSU reaffirms the university's commitment to honoring its heritage. It stands as a living archive, a place where the past informs the present, and inspires the innovations of tomorrow.

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