Improving the quality of education in the country remains a major challenge for the country's leaders. Such projects were also undertaken because of the university's desire to further promote and improve its programs and services.
Historical Background
Mandate
Vision
Mission
Goals
Quality Assurance;
Access to Quality, Responsive and Relevant Education;
Students’ Holistic Development
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
Curriculum Development
Main Campus Graduate School
Post- Graduate Programs 1. Doctor of Education
Master of Arts in Education
Master in Public Administration 3. Master in Business Administration
Master in Engineering Management 6. Master of Physical Education and Sports
Bachelor of Science in Architecture 2. Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
College of Arts and Sciences Baccalaureate Programs
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management
Bachelor of Science in Tourism
College of Information and Information and Communications Technology
Baccalaureate Programs
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science ( 2 Fields of Specialization)
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
Pre-Baccalaureate Programs 1. Diploma Programs
Technical-Vocational Programs 1. Certificate of Technology
Two-Year Trade Technician Program
BALANGA CAMPUS
College of Education Post-Baccalaureate Program
Bachelor in Secondary Education ( 7 Fields of Specialization)
College of Nursing and Midwifery Baccalaureate / Board Programs
College of Business and Accountancy Baccalaureate / Board Programs
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy Baccalaureate Programs
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Certificate Programs
Associate in Computer Secretarial 2. Associate in Computer Technology
College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Baccalaureate Programs
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
ORANI CAMPUS
Baccalaureate / Board Programs 1. Bachelor in Elementary Education
Bachelor of Science in Fisheries 3. Bachelor of Science in Management
Bachelor of Arts in Cosmetology
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology
Associate in Computer Technology 2. Associate in Technical Graphics
Secondary Education (Revised Basic Education Curriculum)*
DINALUPIHAN CAMPUS Post- Graduate Programs
BS in Secondary Education Major in
Bachelor in Elementary Education
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering*
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering*
Associate in Computer Technology Basic Education Program
Secondary Education (Revised Basic Education Curriculum)
ABUCAY CAMPUS
Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering 2. Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
Baccalaureate / Board Programs (Terminal Programs)
Bachelor in Elementary Education General Education
Baccalaureate / Board Programs (Extended Programs, First Two Years)
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering 2. Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
BPSU Annual Report 2013: EXPLORING HORIZONS | 17 From Year 2013, the University offered forty-one (41) curricular programmes. Out of these forty-one (41) programs, the majority are among the priority courses identified by the Higher Education Commission.
TOTAL 41
However, in response to the recommendations of accreditors from the Accreditation Agency of Charter Colleges and Universities of the Philippines (AACCUP), the University began implementing the Zoning Scheme in 2011. As shown in the table, the University currently offers 118 programs. most of which are undergraduate degree subjects.
Curriculum Revisions and Additions
English Discoveries Online (EDO)
Accreditation of Programs
Dec. 20, 2013
Admission
Report of Admission per Campus CAMPUS NO. OF TAKERS
TOTAL
QUALIFIERS TOTAL
Enrollment
Report of Admission per Campus
Summary of Enrollment for the Second Semester of AY 2013-2014
The following table shows the number of enrollments per program and per campus from the First Semester of AY 2013-2014. In the case of the University's technical and vocational programmes, there are fewer enrollments in the said courses compared to the degree.
Summary of Enrollment According to Curricular Program As of First Semester of Ay 2013-2014
Graduate School During the previous year, the number of students during HA 2013-2014 increased from 424 to 463 students. In terms of enrollments by curricular program, Table 08 shows that the Doctor of Education and Master of Arts in Education are the most popular programs in the Graduate School.
Graduation
Programs
Number of Enrollees First Trimester Second
Trimester
Summary of Graduates per Curricular Offering
Licensure Examination
University’s Performance in PRC Licensure Examinations from Year 2011 to 2013
Out of its twelve (12) programs, the figure shows that in 2013, BPSU performed satisfactorily in the licensure examinations for architects, electrical engineers, mechanical engineers, midwives, teachers and agricultural engineers. , BPSU was also ranked as the sixth best performing school in the September 2013 Mechanical Engineering Licensure Examination.
Name of
However, the data in Figure 03 indicates that more needs to be done to improve the assessments of programs such as civil engineering, electronics and communications engineering, agricultural engineering, accountancy, nursing, and agriculture. Apart from delivering satisfactory performance in the above-mentioned disciplines, the name of the university also stood out among the reputed colleges and universities in the country as some alumni managed to reach 15th and 20th place in the Licensure Examination for Nurses.
Topnotcher Rank /
Rating Name of
Topnotcher Rating Name of
Topnotcher Rating Two Year
Castillo 84.40%
BPSU Topnotchers in PRC Licensure Examinations From Year 2011 to 2013
Faculty
Faculty Profile
Faculty Profile According to Educational Attainment, Gender and Tenure
In terms of tenure, sixty-four percent (64%) of the university's professors hold permanent positions, while 13% are on contract, 8% are part-time, and 15% are employed on a contract of employment basis. The growing number of tenured professors represents a strong effort by the University to reward its teaching staff who have met the minimum requirements for a tenured teaching position and have achieved excellent results as reflected in performance evaluations.
The figures prove that in AY 2013-2014 the University was able to make improvements to the profile of its faculty when compared with the figures in Table 14, which show that during the previous years BPSU mainly consists of faculties that do not meet the minimum requirements for instructor positions and the number of faculties with doctoral degrees did not reach the University's target. Furthermore, the granting of permanent appointments served as one of the instruments of the University to further motivate its faculty by giving them a sense of economic security and to attract applicants who possess the right attitude and skills needed in teaching .
Attainment AY 2011-
Hiring of New Faculty Members
Faculty Alignment
Faculty Pursuing Post-Graduate Degrees
Faculty Pursuing Graduate Degrees
Scholarships
BPSU Faculty Scholar Undergoes Final Oral Defense for MJU Doctorate Program
Faculty Awards
Faculty Exchange Program
Faculty as Accreditors
Name Of Faculty Title Of Award Date Agency Aida T. Solomon
BPSU Mrs. Candida Punla
Attendance to Seminars and Trainings
Having the largest number of applicants for admission speaks well of how the public places its trust in BPSU in terms of sharpening the young minds of the youth so that they can become what they should be in the future. Meanwhile, the rest of the applicants tried to continue their tertiary education in Dinalupihan, Orani and Bagac Extension Campus.
AY 2013-2014 Admission Per Gender and Campus
Since most of the programs are housed on the main campus, 51% of applicants chose to have their tertiary education on the main campus and 28% chose the curricular programs on the Balanga Campus. As shown in Table 22, engineering courses remain the most popular among the university's curricular programs, followed by the business courses offered at Balanga Campus and information technology courses at the main campus.
Scholarship
In addition, it helps the university to determine whether it is successful in promoting priority subjects.
SY 2013-2014 Admission per Campus, College, and Gender
Bagac Campus
Balanga Campus
Dinalupihan Campus
Orani Campus
Main Campus
ND SEMESTER
- Entrance Scholarship
- Academic Scholarship
- Privilege Scholarship
- Sports/Cultural Scholarship
- Free Tuition Scholarship for Agriculture &
GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIP
Department of Agriculture - Rep. Herminia Roman
Department of Agriculture - Rep. Albert Garcia
Philippine Society of Agriculture Engineers
One Town, One Scholar
GSIS Scholarship Program
OWWA Education & Livelihood Assistance
OWWA OFW Dependents Scholarship Program
Iskolar ng Bataan (Old Scholars)
PRIVATE SCHOLARSHIP
Oscar-Mila Banzon Scholarship Tuition fee of P6,000 & monthly
Total (Philippines) Corporation Full Enrollment Expenses and
Justice Emilio Gancayco Foundation Full Enrollment Expenses and
PLDT-SMART GabayGuro (2G) Scholarship Full Enrollment Expenses and
Smart Wireless Engineering Education Program
San Miguel Foundation Mining/Global
University Town of the Peninsula Foundation
BNSAT Batch 82 Alumni Association Scholarship Full Enrollment Expenses 5 5
Smart SWEEP Scholarship AY 2013-2013
San Miguel Foundation Selects Engineering Students for Scholarship Grants AY 2013-2014
Buhay, Razar S
Cunanan, Rafael D
Dinglasan, Ian D
Dionisio, Enrique R
Garcia, Elever B
Lucio, JB Jhon M
Magtanong, Marvin M
Muli, Miguel Jr. B
Oliveria, Joven R
Reyes, Gary G
1 Ang Pamilya Partylist Allocates Php1M for Scholarship Grant and Financial Assistance
To facilitate the adjustment phase for the students, the Office of the Advisory Service of the University accommodates students who come to their office to seek advice on various issues. From AY onwards, the Counseling Services Offices housed 537 students from the various campuses and colleges.
Placement Services
Students must make major adjustments to meet the demands of student life.
Annual Job Fair
On-the-Job Trainings
18 Agriculture Students Deployed to Israel for International OJT
Anglo, Jonathan Miguel P
Bermudo, Michael E
Bergado, Ananias L
Brinas, Jhonny A
De Belen, Naamann S
De Leon, Neil M
Dela Cruz, Melchor Jr. R
Flores, Arcigal S
Flores, Marvin M
Morales, Alvin Joseph S
Pasilan, Jake Ryan R
Refuerzo, Jeffrey L
Reyes, Edward D
Sabino, Adrian C
San Diego, Edmond C
Tabungar, Alvin V
30 CIT Students Deployed to Malaysia for OJT One of the key functions of the College of
Euroasia Consultancy and Intrasource (M) SDN BHD
Intec Precision Engineering (M) SDN BHD
Intrasource (M) SDN BHD 7. Mechtamatic Manufacturing (M)
SDN BHD
The local and international academic links help the University to keep itself abreast of the changes and innovations in teaching, research and program and staff development. By accommodating students for their on-the-job training, these liaisons have greatly contributed to further polishing the students' knowledge and skills and preparing them for the real challenges in the professional world.
Local Linkages 1. Abesco
- Balanga Machine Shop 3. Bataan Engineering
- Chowking-Dinalupihan 9. Clearvision Cable TV
- DBL Airconditioning Refrigeration Center 13. Digitel-Balanga
- DilGonz Construction
- DJ Roque Construction Corporation, Inc
- DN Vigo Machine Shop 17. Domie Electronics Repair Shop
- DPWH Bataan 1st Engineering District Office 19. Dunlop Slazenger
- Engineering Equipment Incorporated 21. Gerry’s Auto Repair Shop
- Genesis Transport Corporation 23. Jolibee-Balanga
- Mecon Systems Service and Maintenance Products 30. Montemar Beach Club Inc
- Municipality of Balanga 34. Municipality of Abucay
- Provincial Engineers Office 46. Pizarro’s Auto Repair Shop
- St. Joseph Service Center
- Shop 72
- Servicio Filipino Inc
- Igmedio Welding Shop 52. PEO/Motorpool Division
- ADR Ref. and Aircon
- Department of National Defense 57. Comelec Office-Pilar
- Coralview Beach Resort
- AJ Iron, Aluminum Works and Fabrication 60. Anvaya Cove
- Bataan 2020 62. Center Plaza Mall
- CGS Solid Aircon and Ref., Inc
- Chowking-Dinalupihan 65. CM Trading and Services
- Hermosa Central Elementary School 72. Culis Elementary School
- Luacan Elementary School 74. Magsaysay Elementary School
- Municipality of Lubao 84. Municipality of Hermosa
- Agricultural Training Institute 89. GSIS Dinalupihan
- BPSU, Dinalupihan Campus 91. Manila Uni Capital Corporation
Connections play a major role in realizing the university's mission to provide quality education and create globally competitive individuals.
Local Linkages 119. Burgoo
International Linkages Malaysia
FOOD EXCELLENCE SPECIALIST SDN 2. BHD FIPG Technology SDN BHD
Student Organizations
Student Council
CSC Leads in Election Awareness Campaign The BPSU Main Campus Student Council,
MAIN CAMPUS
Story of Genuine Change and Unity
TITLE OF SEMINAR/
WORKSHOP/
TRAINING/
CONFERENCE
PARTICIPANT/S DATE OF
AGENCY LEVEL Lecture on Drug
POWERLINE REVIEW
February 1,
RAATI)
As all its campuses have their own student publication, every student is informed about the latest issues in the University and the outside community. Over the years, the student publication at the University's satellite campuses has become one of its constant sources of pride and glory.
GROUP AWARDS Category Broadsheet 1st Place Best Broadsheet 1st Place Best News Page 1st Place Best DevCom Page 1st Place Best Sports Page 1st Place Best Opinion Page 1st Place Best Editorial Page 1st Place Best Page Design 2nd Place Best Features Page 2nd Place Best Literary Page Category Tabloid 1st Place Best Tabloid 1st Place Best DevCom Page 1st Place Best Sports Page 1st Place Best Opinion Page 1st Place Best Editorial Page 1st Place Best Literary Page 1st Place place Best Page Design 2nd Place Best News Page 2nd Place Best Features Page MALASIMBU. Nocom - 8th Place GROUP CATEGORY Newsletter (Vantagepoint) 2nd Place Best in News 2nd Place Best Column 3rd Place Best Editorial Page 4th Place Best DevCom Page 4th Place Best Page Design 5th Place Best News Page 4th Best newsletter magazine (MALASIMBO) 4th Place Best News Page 4th Place Best Sports Page 5th Place Best Editorial Page 5th Place Best Literary Page 5th Place Best Page Design.
Student Journalists Dominate 12 th Higher Education Presscon
Performance in Academic, Cultural, Skills, and Sports Competition
Sioco Silver Medal – Featherweight Gold Medal Joaquin Ivan Gonzales – Synchronized Double Cane Silver Medal – Cane Synchronized Silver Medal – Welterweight Joner Chris A. Rabacal – Double Cane Synchronized Gold Medal – Silver Synchronized Cane Weight Cruzer - Silver Medal Synch - Double Cane Individual Joshua F.
Student Athletes Conquer National SCUAA After being ranked as third best
Chamber Chorale Wins Gold and Silver in 3 rd Winter Choral Festival
AgriEng’g Student Embarks in International Volunteering Program
Students Win ICCS National Documentary Making Contest
BPSU Bags Second Overall Champion in Regional Skills Olympics
Awards Reaped by Student Athletes in SUC III Olympics 2013
Easy access to information has been proven to be effective in promoting the students' academic performance as well as the faculty members' ability to provide excellent services. Moreover, accrediting institutions require educational institutions to use the best strategies to improve its libraries as well as its facilities.
Collections Development
SUMMARY OF TOTAL BOOK COLLECTION as of December 20, 2013
SUMMARY OF BOOK PURCHASE/DONATION as of December 20, 2013
As for the professional journals, the university's LRCs maintained its subscription to 141 professional journals (650 volumes). Through judicious use of its budget and careful management of its collections, the university's various LRCs were able to acquire a total of 2,231 volumes of electronic resources and maintained subscription to 1,072 professional journals.
SUMMARY of ELECTRONIC RESOURCES and SERIALS 2013 Acquisition
In addition to focusing on improving its services by expanding and updating its book collections and electronic resources, the university also seeks to improve the equipment in each LRC to make the area more suitable for learning. In addition, this additional equipment such as computer units, printers, scanners and other multimedia paraphernalia has been purchased and installed so that the LRCs can meet the needs of their users.
SUMMARY of ELECTRONIC RESOURCES and SERIALS TOTAL COLLECTIONS
As of FY 2013, LRCs across satellite campuses acquired a total of twelve (12) volumes or twelve (12) titles.
SUMMARY of ACQUIRED EQUIPMENT F.Y.2013
As mentioned earlier, the University's Learning Resource Centers are able to respond to users' needs for up-to-date reference materials despite budget constraints, which is made possible by the unwavering support of the links. As can be seen from Table 31, the University has forty-five (45) affiliations consisting of private individuals and organizations from various levels.
SUMMARY OF BOOK PURCHASES AND DONATIONS as of December 20, 2013
Summary of Income from the Supplementary Services of the Library From January to December 2013
Enhance customer communication and research skills, which can be used in their field of work or expertise. The unceasing search for knowledge and truth is being addressed by the University through the Office of Research and Development (ORD) and the group of faculty researchers from the University's six campuses.
Internally Funded Researches
Completed Researches (Internally Funded)
On-going Internally Funded Researches
Externally Funded Researches
Scaling up rainwater upland rice production in Bataan: A climate change adaptation approach for a sustainable farming system.
R&D In-House Review
Holding of the 9 th BPSU Abucay R&D In-House Review
- Development of Low Cost Greenhouse and Hydroponics for High Value Crops
- Pilot Testing and Commercialization of Manual Rice Hill Seeder (by Engr
- Philippine National Aquasilviculture Program (PNAP) in Bataan (by Dir. Rudy
- Science and Technology Based Farm (STBF) of Coffee through Rejuvenation
- STBF On Mango Production in Bataan (by Dr. Hermogeno Paguia, et al but was
Luz Jove of Central Luzon State University (CLSU), presented the following awards: Best First Paper (Research Category), Pilot Testing and Commercialization of the Rice Hill Seeder Manual; and Second Best Paper (Research Category), Development of Low-Cost Greenhouses and Hydroponics for High-Value Crops. Valdez; 2nd Best Poster Development of a Low Cost Greenhouse and Hydroponics for High Value Crops by Engr.
Holding of the 10 th BPSU In-House Review BPSU, through the RDO, conducted its
Technology-Generated
- Commercialization of Vertical Fed Biomass Cookstove (by Jonathan E
- Design and Development of Database for Local Faculty Evaluation Under
Student participants were tasked with judging the poster entries, and thus the following emerged as winners: 1st Best Poster, Technology Piloting and Commercialization of Hydroponics for Vegetable Production from Engr. Valdez, et al.; and 3rd Best Poster, Pilot Testing and Commercialization of Manual Rice Hill Seeder by Engr.
Information for Dissemination
- Physical Fitness and Enhancement of Government Employees in
- Human Rights and Gender Equality Temperature: A Survey
- Technology Implementation Among Coastal Elementary
- Development of a Task-based Handbook for Oral Diagnostic/Oral
- Assessment of Risks, Hazards, Vulnerabilty and Disaster
Under the Development Category, the winning entries are PNAP in Bataan, Best First Paper; STBF for Saba Production, Second Best Entry; and STBF of Coffee through Rejuvenation Technology, Third Best Paper.
Technology-Generated Category 1 st Best Paper - Design and
Student In-House Review
Presentation of Papers to Various Conferences The faculty and employees of the
Presentation of Researches to Conferences
In addition to pursuing research presentation, faculty members and staff-researchers also pursue publication of their research in national and international research journals. Likewise, publication of research is required to make information accessible to those conducting the same or similar studies.
Physical Fitness and Improvement of Civil Servants in Bataan Province (Phase 1): Limitation to. Preserving Bataan Indigenous Culture through the Ayta Mabukon School of Living Traditions (SLT).
Patented Researches
Physical fitness and improvement of government employees in Bataan Province (Phase 1): Physical exercise restriction. Preserving the indigenous culture of Bataan through the Ayta Mabukon School of Living Tradition (SLT) program.
Intellectual Property and Copyright
Coastal Elementary Schools in Bataan: Foundation for the BPSU Education Teaching Extension Program. Implementation among coastal elementary schools in Bataan: Basis for the BPSU College Education Learning Extension Program.
Seminars, Trainings and Workshops Attended by University Researchers Title of Seminar/ Workshop/
In order to be updated on the latest trends in the field of research or in areas concerning research, faculty and employees who are actively involved in conducting research have been sent to trainings and seminars. Workshops on the Self-Assessment Tool for the institutional performance of the 84 identified provincial agricultural and agricultural and.
Trainings and Seminars Conducted
Holding of Study Mission 2013 at Palawan The Research Technical Staff together
Holding of the 1st Research Capability Building Seminar
Holding of Training on Rice-Based Sloping Agriculture for Water and Soil Conservation
Preliminary Meeting on DTI Commissioned Research
Rights Requirements, Processing and Drafting of Claims
Seminar on Research Methodology and Intellectual Property Rights for CIT Students
Holding of Basic Seminar on Intellectual Property Rights for CEA Students
NCCA Grants Php200,000 for Ibanag Research The National Commission for Culture and
- Adopt communities as pilot areas for development
- Share knowledge, skills and technology development for socio-economic upliftment
- Build the capabilities of individual and groups of clienteles for self-reliance and direction
- Establish linkages that will intensify the distribution of socio-economic progress
- Circulate and preserve values supportive to regional growth
The BPSU Extension Services office is now in its sixth year serving the community. BPSU Extension Services is part of the Research, Extension and Auxiliary Services of the University.
Grants Obtained by Extension Activities
Share knowledge, skills and technology development for socio-economic upliftment development for socio-economic upliftment. Create linkages that will intensify the distribution of socio-economic progress.
Grants Obtained by Extension Activities for FY 2013
Seminars and Trainings Attended by the University’s Extensionists
Linkages
Saint John the Baptist Medical Clinic Rizal, Din., Bat Local Medical Assistance Services for voksne og børn i adopterede. Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources DA-BFAR Region III National Funding Assistance National Commission on Culture and the.
Faculty and Employees Involved in Extension Services
Agency or institution address Nature of liaisons (Local, Regional, National, . International) Fund / Assistance provided Bureau of Prison Management and Penology.
OES Intervenes to Address Sickness Among Impoverished Pupils in Dinalupihan
41 male inmates currently serving time in the Bataan District Jail participated in the Food and Beverage Service Training conducted on February 28, March 14 and 21, 2013. The training is still in line with the partnership between the University and the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology, which aims to provide the inmates with various knowledge and skills that will contribute to their social rehabilitation.
Bread and Pastry Production with NC II for Female Inmates
Organic Farming Seminar Series
Summer Sports Clinic for Atletang Bataeño The Office for Sports and Physical
In fulfillment of the University's mandate to offer outreach projects to various communities, agencies and cause-oriented organizations, the College of Information and Information Technology (CICT) offered the course "Photoshop and Powerpoint for Animated Elementary Lessons" at the CICT, BPSU in May . Main Campus, Balanga City, Bataan. The course is designed for primary school teachers, and aims to improve their lessons in different subjects through the use of 2D photo visualization.
Eastwest Seeds Phils, BPSU Tie Up on Food Preservation Livelihood Training
A total of 26 teachers attended the course with the support of the Department of Education-Bataan Division.
Seminars on Responsible Parenthood
BJMP-Bataan Inmates Training on Basic Life Support-CPR for Lay Rescuer
BPSU OES Receives Award from BJMP Region III The four-year partnership of BPSU
The University has received a steady increase in funding from the National Government through the General Appropriations Act (GAA) 2013.
Notice of Cash
Allocation Personal services Maintenance and other Operating
As shown by the reports attached hereto, the finance department of the university is in a stable condition. These reports are a reflection of the institution's commitment to maintain a healthy fiscal situation for the University.
Consolidated Detailed Statement of Income and Expenses For the Year Ended December 31, 2013
This progress is the result of the efforts expanded by the University's budget and finance group, led by the Office of the Vice President for Administration and Finance. On the following pages are reports from various offices under the Finance area of the university.
With Comparative Figures for CY 2012)
The university's finance and budget team has observed strict measures regarding financial management and audits. Finances are good and the university has a lot of potential to generate income.
Income
The three-story tourism building for the main campus, the library for the Dinalupihan campus, the agricultural laboratory building for the Abucay campus, the multi-purpose building - Phase II for the Orani campus and the CEA green building for the main campus are just some of the major existing infrastructures. projects of the Bataan Peninsula State University. The said ongoing projects are expected to accelerate the development of BPSU and enable the institution to serve the entire BPSU community and the people of Bataan.
Materials for DoE Retrofitting Project Delivered to BPSU for Installation
Completion of the University Interfaith Chapel With the retirement of former Vice
Php1M Courtesy of Bayan Muna Partylist for Abucay Campus Artesian/Water System
Medium-Term ICT Harmonization Initiative (MITHI)
Repair and Rehabilitation of CMT Office
Academic Building
Sen. Manny Villar’s Php1 Funding for Improvement of Abucay Campus Road Network
Main Campus Gate Blessing
Offices Move to New Main Campus Admin Building
Construction of Parking and College of Engineering and Architecture (CEA) Plant Boxes
Construction of Covered Walkways
College of Engineering and Architecture (CEA) Green Building–PHASE II
Plumbing and Rehabilitation of Water Facilities As the original pipeline of the campus
Repair and new roofing of welding laboratory The aim of the project is to make this possible. Facilities similar to actual working conditions will be installed for training purposes to further develop the skills of the students.
BPSU Balanga Library
Study Shed
Agriculture Laboratory Building
Multi-purpose Building – PHASE II
Completion of Academic Building
Through the direction of the Office of the Vice President of Administration and Finance (VPAF), the day-to-day operations of the university have been properly implemented and synchronized according to the policies of the university and in accordance with national governance standards. The range of administrative roles in BPSU became vast over the years as operations grew in size and breadth, as did the responsibilities and duties of each member of staff.
Human Resource Management
Profile of Non-Teaching Personnel
Highest Educational Attainment
Personnel Welfare and Incentives
Loyalty Awards
2013 Dizon, John Ryan Instructor I Second Step December 6, 2013 Magpantay, Delfin SUC President III Step 3 August 14, 2013 Macaraeg, Board Secretary Emmanuel. Step Effective Date (Month/Day/Year) De Guzman, Medel Instructor II Second Step July 1, 2013 De Guzman, Teresita Assistant.
Hiring of New Non-Teaching Employees
Promotion of Employees
Alex A. Baltazar Male Fishpond
Lady Fatima T
No. of Employees Retired/Resigned
Renato B. Bantugan Fishpond
Angelina P. Acuña Assistant
January 7, 2013
January 19, 2013
2013 Ariel Bongco Associate
July 22, 2013 Corazon Navarro Assistant
June 2013 Elvira Hill Administrative
November 4, 2016
November 4, 2017
November 5, 2013
Seminars, Training, Workshops and Conferences Attended by Non-Teaching Personnel
Seminars Sponsored/Conducted
Medical and Dental Services
Residual Spraying for Dengue and Malaria Prevention
In their efforts to contribute to the growth of the country, the University's Gender and Development Focal Point System (GFPS) and the Center for Human Rights Education (CHRE) have undertaken several activities to make their presence felt within and outside the University.
ACTIVITIES
Women’s Month Celebration 2013 and Culminating Activity
Roselyn G. Reyes - Consolation prize
JessaAlbarda - Consolation prize
BPSU GFPS Logo Making Contest
PCW and CHED Conduct Gender Orientation among Employees and Students
GFPS and CHRE Benchmarks for Best Practices, Holds Strategic Planning for 2013-2015
PCW and CHED Conduct Gender Sensitivity Training among GFPS and CHRE
Fourth Quarter Joint Meeting of the GFPS and CHRE
Human Rights Solidarity Ceremony
In addition, the University should also establish partnerships with educational institutions and external agencies that can grant scholarships to faculty members who are determined to update their educational background. As the number of qualified faculty increases, the University must also strive for the creation of more plantilla instructor positions.
Curriculum
The University still needs to make more efforts to convince its teaching staff to take advanced courses corresponding to their baccalaureate degrees.
Students
Library Services
Research
Extension
As the University tries to increase its budget to maintain its operations with its auxiliary and corporate services, it must implement strategies that would strengthen its existing income-generating projects.
Physical Plant and Facilities
Administration
BATAAN PENINSULA STATE UNIVERSITY BOARD OF REGENTS
Name of Persons Involved Date Event Sponsoring Agency Level 35th Annual National Convention of the Government Association of Certified Public Accountants Erlita Z. Name of Persons Involved Date of Event Sponsoring Agency Level Annual National Convention with Seminar of the Association of Government Internal Auditors, Inc. Evelyn S.
BATAAN PENINSULA STATE UNIVERSITY City of Balanga 2100 Bataan
PHILIPPINES
