SDG Articles (2024)

1st YES 4 SLSU Fitness Cup: Advancing Gender Equality, Healthy and Empowering Women

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Aligned with University President Dr. Frederick T. Villa’s advocacy for Health and Wellness, and in compliance with CSC Memorandum Circular No. 05, s. 1996 and No. 04, s. 2020, the University Health Services, in collaboration with the HRMO – Faculty and Staff Development Program and the Gender and Development Office, along with support from the Faculty and Employees Club, Faculty Association, Employees Association, and the Institute of Human Kinetics, organized the 1st YES 4 SLSU Fitness Cup. This activity aims to promote, inform, and educate participants on physical and mental health well-being. Scheduled over seven (7) Thursdays, from July 11 to August 22, 2024, from 4:00 to 6:00 PM, activities will take place at the University Gymnasium, Covered Court, and Tennis Court. Personnel together with the KALAHI-CIDSS beneficiaries from the main campus participated in the volleyball, basketball, badminton and Zumba activities organized by the UHS. It is expected that extension and satellite campuses to have parallel activities to be conducted in the coming weeks. Previous Next

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SLSU-JGE NON-TRACHING PERSONNEL ELEVATE SKILLS THROUGH IN-SERVICE TRAINING July 17-18, 2024 Punta Almara Resort, Ligao City

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On July 17-18, 2024, the SLSU-JGE Office of the Administrative and Financial Affairs, in collaboration with the SLSU-JGE Employees’ Association, facilitated an In-Service Training at Punta Almara Resort in Ligao City, Albay. Under the theme “YIELDING EXCEPTIONAL OUTCOMES THROUGH SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE: IN-SERVICE TRAINING OF SLSU-JGE NON-TEACHING PERSONNELS TOWARDS ENHANCED CAMPUS OPERATIONS,” non-teaching staff gained insights from expert speakers: Dr. Antonino B. Mendoza Jr. from Bicol University Tabaco Campus on Leadership and Management, Ms. Sherrlyn U. Magdame, Assistant Director for Admin and Finance of SLSU-JGE, on the Government Procurement Reform Act, and Ms. Alpha Joyce B. Alo, Administrative Aide VI of SLSU-JGE Human Resource Management Office, on Stress Management and Mental Health Awareness. Previous Next

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SLSU joins RV University for an international research conference on climate change

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As climate change represents an existential threat to our planet, demanding immediate and comprehensive action, RV University organized an international research conference on SDG 13 – Climate Action with a theme “Climate Change, Land Use Transitions, and Sustainability: Present Scenarios and Future Prospects.” RV extended an invite to SLSU to enjoin faculty discussants for knowledge sharing and awareness building on integrated land-use planning, robust governance, and active stakeholder engagement. Specifically, the event aims to showcase integrated approaches, promotes collaboration, identifies barriers and enablers, and conduct capacity-building. Previous Next Previous Next Dr. Felino J. Gutierrez, Jr., SLSU-College of Agriculture faculty Dr. Felino J. Gutierrez, Jr. of the College of Agriculture shared his research output on sustainable agriculture, foresty and land use, while Engr. Oscar Villaverde and Engr. Rossana de Veluz of the College of Engineering discussed salient findings of their paper relative to renewable energy, decarbonization and net zero, and climate crisis. Faculty members and students from both colleges attended the conference.  It was an insightful exchange of research outputs on SDG 13-Climate Action.  Learning from different countries’ experience on addressing climate change has provided additional knowledge and interventions to the participants. Previous Next Engr. Oscar Villaverde, SLSU-College of Engineering faculty Previous Next Engr. Rossana De Veluz, SLSU-College of Engineering faculty

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SLSU formalizes its partnership with RV University, India

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On June 11, 2024, SLSU fostered academic collaboration with RV University by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which covers joint research activities, programs for study/service, exchange of faculty members and students for study, teaching, and research, and exchange of invitations on conferences, lectures and seminars. The MoU is valid for three years and is subject to renewal or conversion to a Memorandum of Agreement as both parties agree. SLSU President Dr. Frederick T. Villa, VP for Academic Affairs Dr. Gondelina A. Radovan, Office of International and Alumni Affairs Director Dr. Joanna Paula E. Verano, College of Engineering Dean Dr. Maria Corazon Abejo, College of Industrial Technology Dean Dr. Ricaryl Catherine P. Cruz with their program chairs, RV University Vice-Chancellor Dr. Y.S.R. Murthy and International Director Ms. Hemlata Sharma with their officials and staff graced the ceremonial signing via zoom. Previous Next

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Mentoring Cooperatives for Sustainable Operation with Catalyste+, Canada and Quezon Federation Union of Cooperatives

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A series of mentoring sessions in hybrid (via zoom and in-person) from August 30 to October 10, 2024 was facilitated by the project team from the College of Administration, Business, Hospitality and Accountancy-Graduate School headed by Dr. Joanna Paula E. Verano with Dr. Chona V. Cayabat and Dr. Jennifer Edytha J. Lagrazon in coordination with the International Affairs and External Linkages Office, Catalyste+, Canada, and the Quezon Federation Union of Cooperatives (QFUC). Catalyste+ Advisor Ms. Julia A. Ewing who served as one of the mentors along with the team shared valuable insights such as board executives relations, strategic planning, mentoring work plan, results-based management, risk and opportunities analysis, performance management, negotiation, and effective program operation and evaluation structures to the participants – Board member and/or key personnel of at least 6 cooperatives that would be helpful in developing a mentoring mechanism for their organization’s sustainable operation. Previous Next A visit to each participating cooperatives was conducted in Lucban and Lucena City on October 7-8, 2024 for a consultation while an in-person meetings were held on October 3 and 10, 2024, having the last meeting as the pre-culminating activity.  SLSU President Dr. Frederick T Villa, Office of Extension Services Dr. Felino J. Gutierrez, Jr., GS Dean Dr. Mari Jane A. Lee, CABHA Extension Coordinator Dr. Sherwin Pernia, Catalyste+ Project Manager Mr. Erwin Altamarino, QFUC Vice-Chair Ms. Cecilia Villamena, HR & Compliance Specialist Ms. Paula Josette Constantino and Technical Assistant Mr. Noel Oabel, and SLSU-MBA students Ms. Diana Elizabeth Reyes, Ms. Janice Alfonso and Ms. Angela Chryselle Obmasca and DBA student Mr. Michael Ribleza graced the hybrid mentoring sessions.  The mentees shared a sharing of synthesis of learning experience from the sessions, expressing appreciation to the team and its partners for putting up a training-workshop to assist the cooperatives.  Likewise, all parties – SLSU, Catalyste+, and QFUC are grateful for the collaborative extension project for the community. Previous Next

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Peñaojas keeps the torch ablaze in the International Research and Extension Forum

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Ms. Jovela I. Peñaojas, faculty researcher of Southern Luzon State Univeristy (SLSU) – College of Teacher Education (CTE) won the 1st Place in the Best Paper and 2nd Place in the Best Oral Presenter under Quality Education – Research Category at the 2024 International Multidisciplinary Research and Extension Advocacy Conference for Champions of Change (IMREACH), October 10 to 11. Ms. Jovela’s paper titled “Mediating Effect of Experiential Learning on Efficacy Belief and Blended Teaching Readiness Among Pre-service Science Teachers” is co-authored with Dr. Brando C. Palomar of Philippine Normal University – Manila. Their paper aimed to determine the quantitative and qualitative interrelationships among the teaching attributes of pre-service teachers. The result of the study is a significant input to consider for Teacher Education Institutions in curriculum planning and mapping. IMREACH, a conference organized by the University of Rizal System, provides opportunities to widen prospects, strengthen partnerships, and gain knowledge through innovative and scaled-up initiatives for more empowered communities. This year’s conference aimed to highlight the importance of research and extension internalization, provide a platform on service learning, address global sustainability challenges, and promote multidisciplinary approaches in research and extension undertakings. By: JIPeñaojas

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SLSU supports Alumni Federation’s Grand Alumni Homecoming 2024

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SLSU-Office of International and Alumni Affairs (OIAA) coordinated with SLSU Alumni Federation, Inc. (SLSUAFI) for the Grand Alumni Homecoming on August 3, 2024 at the university gymnasium. SLSU-OIAA served as chair of the search committee on the outstanding alumni while SLSUAFI Vice-President Dr. Armando A. Jasul acted as the overall chair. The previous engagements of the Federation were highlighted by BOD Member Mr. Gerald Escleta through a milestone presentation.  An inclusive plans and programs for SLSU alumni was presented by SLSUAFI President Mr. Benson Del Valle.  As the homecoming is held in celebration with the university’s 60th founding anniversary, the proposed new vision, mission and goals for SLSU was also disseminated by VP-REPDI Dr. Marissa C. Esperal.  SLSU President Dr. Frederick T. Villa represented by OIC VP-AFA Dr. Arvin Natividad and Engr. Renante Abuyan  on behalf of Lucban Mayor Agustin Villaverde graced the said occasion, both extending support to SLSU Alumni.  The alumni homecoming, attended by graduates of different programs and batches, had been an excellent opportunity to reconnect with people who played a significant role in their academic journey, a great way to reminisce those fond memories, and even created a new connection with other alumni. By: Office of International and Alumni Affairs

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SLSU-MBFPCU Forest Rangers and partners transplant over 200 wildings

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The Forest Rangers of Southern Luzon State University’s Mt. Banahaw Forest Protection and Conservation Unit (MBFPCU), in collaboration with the Backers Organization and Tayabas Mountaineering, successfully transplanted over 200 wildings of Yakal Kaliot and Syzygium, October 5 to 6. This joint effort is part of ongoing conservation initiatives to preserve the biodiversity of Mt. Banahaw and promote the regeneration of its native tree species. Through these collective actions, SLSU reaffirms its commitment to environmental sustainability and the protection of the region’s natural resources. By: Claudine A. Oabel

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SLSU OES, EA host Mental Health Session and Outreach Program for elementary students and parents

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Southern Luzon State University (SLSU) Office of Extension Services (OES) and the Employees Association (EA) successfully held a mental health awareness seminar and outreach activity at Paaralang Elementarya ng Nakal for students and their parents, October 29. The event received warm welcome from Ms. Mary Rose C. Estrabo, Head Teacher III at Paaralang Elementarya ng Nakal in Lucban, Quezon, as well as from faculty members, parents, and students who greeted the visting SLSU EA officers and OES staff. Dr. Bernardita E. Brillon, a faculty member from the College of Allied Medicine (CAM), presented an insightful lecture on mental health. Her discussion covered mental health fundamentals, potential causes of mental health challenges, and prevention strategies. Dr. Brillon actively engaged parents, teachers, and students, fostering an interactive learning experience. Following the seminar, an outreach program included a gift-giving activity where students received hygiene kits to support daily routines. Additionally, a group dance activity encouraged students to appreciate the mental and physical health benefits of exercise. The event was spearheaded by SLSU EA President Ms. Emma O. Reyes, in collaboration with the Office of Extension Services, headed by Dr. Felino J. Gutierrez, Jr., as part of this year’s university celebration of Kawani Day. By: Jaquelyn D. Merjudio

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SLSU’s Science, Technology, & Innovation Celebration Proceeds Post-Storm

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The Southern Luzon State University (SLSU) pushed through the celebration of Science, Technology, and Innovation Week (STIW) after Tropical Storm Kristine hit the Philippines, October 28. Director of SLSU Tiaong, aProf. Alma J. Caringal, welcomed the officials and students in the opening program and expressed appreciation for everyone’s support despite the several delays. Previous Next In his inspirational speech, the University President, Dr. Frederick T. Villa, encouraged the faculty and students to produce research and highlighted tips for conducting research. Dr. Ramon Christian P. Eusebio, Division Chair of the Engineering and Industrial Research of the National Research Council of the Philippines (NRCP), served as the keynote speaker. In his speech, Dr. Eusebio emphasized the importance of the realization of ideas for the common good and its translation into layman’s terms to widen the understanding and knowledge of everyone. Previous Next During the opening program, SLSU also turned over the IEG Project Marker to Tanggol Kalikasan, Inc. The Innovation and Technology Support Services Office also formally launched the BOR-approved Technology Business Incubation (TBI) Hub of SLSU. A ribbon-cutting ceremony followed thereafter, marking the official opening of the booths from the different colleges and campuses. The opening program of the STIW was rescheduled after the three-day cancellation of classes. The closing ceremony will resume later today. Previous Next By: SMRivere

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