SDG Articles (2024)

SLSU Board of Regents reappoints Hon. Alcala as Private Sector Rep

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Southern Luzon State University Board of Regents passed Resolution No. 01, s. 2024 approving the reappointment of Hon. Irvin M. Alcala as its Private Sector Representative (PSR) during the 154th Regular Board Meeting held on 25 September 2024, at Cavite State University, Indang, Cavite. Since 2022, PSR Alcala has significantly contributed to the university’s initiatives which led to the successful implementation of various projects and programs for the students, faculty, non-teaching personnel and other stakeholders.  The ceremony symbolized the importance of  the partnership and collaboration between an academic institution and the private sector. The honorable members of the BOR namely, Commissioner Marita Canapi, University President Frederick T. Villa, National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) OIC Regional Director Carmel Matabang, Faculty Regent Bernardita Brillon, Alumni Regent Benson Del Valle and PSR Nelson Licup graced the oath-taking ceremony with their presence. By: Jertrina P. Dator

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College of Teacher Education’s BCAEd and BTLEd passes AACCUP Level 1 Accreditation

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The programs, Bachelor of Culture and Arts Education (BCAEd) and Bachelor of Technology and Livelihood Education (BTLEd) of Southern Luzon State University – Main secured their Level 1 accreditation from the Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universities in the Philippines (AACCUP) on their 1st formal survey visit, July 22-26, via video conference. The Dean of the College of Teacher Education (CTE), Dr. Vanessa C. Zubieta, introduced the two programs to AACCUP. Prof. Gerlyn B. Javier of Mindoro State University and Dr. Shirley N. Maloles of Bicol University were the accreditors of the BCAEd Program. Meanwhile, Dr. Jude Charrel B. Paez of Cebu Technological University and Dr. Roxanne T. Bongco of Bataan Peninsula State University were the accreditors of the BTLEd Program. AACCUP is an accrediting body of curricular programs among state universities and colleges. Its main purpose is to develop systems of and conduct evaluation of programs and institutions. Hence, the core faculty of the BCAEd and BTLEd, headed by Ms. Abigail Ann D. Abraham and Mr. John Paolo R. Alvarez, respectively, and selected faculty of CTE worked on meeting the appropriate standards of quality education. BCAEd, formerly BSEd MAPEH, aims to develop highly motivated, creative, and reflexive teachers equipped with knowledge, skills, and values in culture and arts education. BTLEd, formerly BSEd TLE, aims to develop highly competent and motivated teachers in technology and livelihood education for Grades 4-8. Both programs were first offered by CTE during the academic year 2018-2019. The Level 1 accreditations of the two programs are effective from August 1, 2024, to July 31, 2027. By: Jovela Peñaojas

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SLSU brings health education and outreach to the Agta community in General Nakar, Quezon

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The Southern Luzon State University – Office of Extension Services (OES), together with the College of Allied Medicine (CAM), conducted a health education and outreach activity for the Agta community in Sitio Maksa, Barangay Magsikap, General Nakar, Quezon, on October 9. The chieftain of the Agta community, Mr. Marlon Astoveza, welcomed the team. Mr. Astoveza, along with the other community members, expressed their gratitude to SLSU for choosing their community for this initiative. He also voiced hopes for future extension activities that would further benefit the Agta people. During the activity, faculty members from CAM delivered health education talks to the children and the parents of the Agta community. Prof. Melvin D. Cadao introduced the concepts of nutrition, different kinds of vegetable and fruits, as well as how to cook nutritious meals. Meanwhile, Prof. Charito Lilibeth A. Dator provided an in-depth discussion on proper hygiene practices particularly encouraging the children on the proper ways of washing their bodies and hands. Previous Next Adding a cultural touch to the event, the children of the community showcased native songs and dances, reflecting their daily lives and customs through their performances. The event concluded with a donation drive organized by CAM faculty, CAM CERT, and their partner institution, Kiwanis International. They distributed hygiene kits, clothing, toys, and learning materials to the Agta tribe members. Previous Next SLSU is dedicated to support the communities of Indigenous Peoples (IPs); it is reflected not only in its efforts to facilitate their admission to the university but also in its community extension programs aimed at improving their quality of life. Previous Next By: Jaquelyn D. Merjudio

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JSTOR access now available for SLSU faculty and students

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To enhance its support for SLSU researchers, the University has secured access to JSTOR, a comprehensive digital library offering a wide range of academic content. This includes top peer-reviewed journals, literary magazines, academic books, research reports, and primary sources across various disciplines. The SLSU Office of Research Services will issue a memo with detailed instructions on accessing JSTOR and outlining its terms of use for faculty and students. SLSU’s access to JSTOR was made possible through funding from the 2024 GAA-Capacity Development on Futures Thinking & Strategic Foresight for the BOR-approved research entitled “Rethinking a State University’s R&D Agenda for 2024-2028: Research Strength, Needs, Thrusts, and Priorities” (Principal Investigator: April Arianne De Leon; Co-Investigators: Jean Venelie Raga, Jillian Bautista, Giehway Liwanag). How to access JSTOR remotely using your email: Visit the JSTOR login page. You can bookmark this on your browser for easier access. Select the option to log in via Google Enter your SLSU Email account and password (i.e., example@slsu.edu.ph) When prompted to Log in to JSTOR on Google, tap/ click Continue. You will be prompted to create an account. Tap/Click Accept Terms and Conditions then Create Account. You should now be able to search for and download Books, Journals, Chapters, and Archived documents within the JSTOR collection. Note: For those who do not have or can’t access their SLSU email, please contact or visit the MIS Office.  Onsite Access at the University Library: Computers at the Library will have ready access to JSTOR through a static IP address. You may visit the Library for assistance. Terms of Use: JSTOR access shall be exclusively used for teaching and research purposes by currently employed personnel and enrolled students at the University. Selling of downloaded materials or sharing log-in credentials to anyone is strictly prohibited. Downloaded materials from JSTOR should not be distributed in any form or means (especially including uploading of such files to public domains such as, but not limited to, Scribd, Research Gate, Academia, etc.). Please note that the static IP address assigned by SLSU to JSTOR will always be imprinted to the downloaded document, which means that JSTOR can easily locate copyright infringement. SLSU reserves the right to bar access to those found abusing or violating the terms of use. For more information, please visit: https://about.jstor.org/terms/. By: April Arianne de Leon

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SLSU, CNSC, at TK Pinangunahan ang Knowledge, Networking and Learning Exchange para sa mga Lokal na Tagapamahala ng Probinsya ng Quezon at Camarines Norte Kaugnay sa Environmental Governance

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Sa pagpapatuloy ng proyektong EJSRP 3, ang Southern Luzon State University (SLSU) ay muling nakipagtulungan sa Tanggol Kalikasan (TK) at sa Camarines Norte State College (CNSC) para sa “Knowledge, Networking and Learning Exchange for the Local Chief Executives of the LGUs of Quezon and Camarines Norte along the Pacific Seaboard” na isinagawa sa Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center (SEAFDEC), Dumangas, Iloilo, noong Agosto 5-9, 2024. Ang nasabing aktibidad ay naglalayong sanayin ang mga lokal na tagapamahala ng Quezon at Camarines Norte sa mga batas, regulasyon, at ordinansa patungkol sa kapaligiran, kalikasan, at karagatan, pati na rin ang mga estratehiya sa pagpapatupad ng mga ito, partikular sa mga krimeng pangkapaligiran tulad ng wildlife trafficking, illegal logging, at illegal timber trade. Mula sa Lalawigan ng Quezon, nakilahok ang mga Municipal Mayor, Vice-Mayor, at mga opisyal na delegado mula sa walong munisipalidad kabilang sina Hon. Mayor Eliseo R. Ruzol ng General Nakar, Hon. Mayor Nelmar T. Sarmiento ng Jomalig, Hon. Mayor Diana Abigail D. Aquino ng Real, Hon. Vice Mayor Gina P. Gonzales ng Burdeos, Hon. Vice Mayor Reynaldo A. Añonuevo ng Patnanungan, Hon. Coun. Marlon C. Potes ng Infanta, Hon. Coun. Andrea V. Olase ng Perez, at Mr. Jhon Errol D. Sisperez, MGDH I ng Quezon. Samantala, kabilang sa mga nakilahok mula sa Camarines Norte sina Hon. Mayor Adrian S. Davoco ng Basud, Hon. Mayor Donovan A. Mancenido ng Talisay, Hon. Vice Mayor Ryan Jeffrey T. Mendoza ng Santa Elena, Hon. Vice Mayor Casimero B. Padilla ng Jose Panganiban, at Ms. Monica M. Buenvinuto, AT ng Vinzons. Kabilang sa mga naging tagapagsalita sa aktibidad si For. Eraldwin A. Dimailig mula sa College of Agriculture (CAg) ng SLSU, gayundin sina Hon. Mayor Alfredo M. Coro II ng Del Carmen, Surigao Del Norte, Dr. Emma L. Ballad ng DA-BFAR, Tuguegarao City, at For. Ernie Urriza, Senior GIS Specialist ng Conservation International-Philippines. Ang mga lokal na tagapamahala ay bumisita sa BFAR Monitoring Center, DENR Biodiversity Bureau, sa Lungsod ng Quezon. Bukod dito, binisita rin nila ang Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center (SEAFDEC) sa bayan ng Tigbauan, Iloilo City, pati na rin ang Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center-Igang Marine Station. Napuntahan din ng mga delegado ang Taklong Island Natural Marine Reserve (TINMR) sa Nueva Valencia, Guimaras Island. Sa pamamagitan ng aktibidad na ito, inaasahan ang mga munisipyong kalahok na magpatupad ng kanilang Area Specific Action Plan (ASAP) na popondohan ng Tanggol Kalikasan (TK) sa ilalim ng proyektong EJSRP 3.

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SLSU Nakiisa sa US Study Tour Para sa Patuloy na Pagtataguyod ng Katarungang Pangkapaligiran.

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Ang Southern Luzon State University ay nakiisa sa isinagawang US Study Tour na bahagi ng proyektong “Environmental Justice Sector Reform Project, Phase III” ng Tanggol Kalikasan, Inc. Ito ay isinagawa sa Honolulu, Hawaii, at Isla ng Hawai’i noong Hulyo 28 hanggang Agosto 3, 2024. Limang unibersidad at kolehiyo na nasa baybayin ng Philippine Rise (Benham Rise) ang nakibahagi sa programang ito. Kabilang na rito ang Southern Luzon State University (SLSU) sa pangunguna ni Dr. Frederick T. Villa, ang Aurora State College of Technology (ASCOT) kasama si Dr. Renato G. Reyes, Cagayan State University (CSU) kasama ang kanilang opisyal na tagapamahala na si Dr. Arthur G. Ibañez, Isabela State University (ISU) kasama si Dr. Ricmar P. Aquino, at ang Camarines Norte State College (CNSC) sa pangunguna ng kanilang pangulo na si Dr. Marlo M. De La Cruz. Kabilang din sa aktibidad na ito ang mga gobernador at opisyal na delegado ng limang probinsya ng Aurora, Camarines Norte, Isabela, at Quezon. Ang mga kalahok sa aktibidad na ito, kasama ang mga pangulo at gobernador, ay bumisita sa State of Hawaii’s Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Forestry and Wildlife: Forestry Program, State of Hawaii Division of Aquatic Resources, Fish and Wildlife Service Offices, kung saan pinakilala sila sa hakbangin upang maprotektahan at maibalik ang kasaganahan ng mga kagubatan ng Hawaii pati na rin ang kanilang karagatan at ang mga namumuhay doon. Nakapanayam din nila ang tagapangalaga ng Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument, ang pinakamalaking marine conservation area sa United States. Nasaksihan din nila ang mga gawaing pangkapaligiran ng US Coast Guard, District 14 Pacific Area, at NOAA Fisheries, Pacific Islands Regional Office. Isa pa sa kanilang binisita ay ang University of Hawaii Hilo, partikular ang kanilang Center for Community Engagement, College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Resource Management, Marine Science Department, at ang Geography and Environmental Science Department. Binisita rin nila ang Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park, Honua’ula Forest Reserve, at ang Pearl Harbor National Memorial. Ang bahaging ito ng proyektong EJSRP 3 ay naglalayong magbigay ng kaalaman at inspirasyon tungkol sa mga batas pangkapaligiran at mga gawaing nakakatulong sa pamamahala ng kalikasan, karagatan, at kapaligiran na ipinapatupad sa Honolulu at isla ng Hawai’i.

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SLSU Participated in the Trainer’s Training on the Construction, Repair and Maintenance of Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic Patrol (FRPB) Boats

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Continuing the pursuit for environmental protection and community empowerment, Southern Luzon State University (SLSU) and Tanggol Kalikasan (TK) concluded under phase under the Environmental Justice Reform Program (EJSRP 3). This phase of the partnership involved a comprehensive Trainer’s Training on the Construction, Repair, and Maintenance of Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic Patrol (FRPB) Boats. The training was held from July 15 to July 25, 2024, at the DA-BFAR FRP Boat Construction and Training Facility located in the Navotas Fishport Complex, Barangay NBBN, Navotas City. This hands-on training initiative aims to equip participants with essential skills in building and maintaining FRPB boats, crucial for patrolling and protecting coastal areas. SLSU was represented by Prof. Edsel P. Paroan from the College of Industrial Technology (CIT), Engr. Oscar D. Villaverde from the College of Engineering (CEn), and Mr. Rigen De Asis from the Office of Extension Services (OES). They played an active role in the construction process, gaining valuable experience in various aspects of FRP boat building. The training manual includes the Introduction of FRP boats in the Philippines, Familiarization to FRP, and Pre-construction and post-construction activities. The hands-on training included Wooden boat plug/pattern construction, FRP boat mold and hull fabrication, and Engine platforms mounting and fittings installation The FRPB constructed during this activity will be deployed to patrol the coastal areas of Quezon Province along the Philippine Rise. This initiative promotes sustainable environmental practices in the province

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SLSU, ASCOT, and TK joined in Capacitating the LGU Department Heads of Quezon and Aurora Provinces in Environmental Governance

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By: Jaquelyn D. Merjudio SLSU and Tanggol Kalikasan continues its collaboration in advocating for Environmental Justice through Environmental Justice Reform Program Phase 3 (EJSRP 3). One of key activity under this project is the Environmental Governance Training for LGU Department Heads for the Quezon Province which was held on May 20-24, 2024, at Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University (DMMMSU), Bacnotan, La Union. This training is also in collaboration with the Aurora State College of Technology (ASCOT) for the participating municipalities of Aurora Province. Attendees’ hails from the coastal and islands municipalities of Quezon and Aurora Provinces along the Philippine Rise. During the training, speakers and resource person from SLSU and ASCOT delivered lectures on Basic Concept of Ecology, Sustainable Development Goals, Climate Change Adaptation, and Disaster Risk Reduction, Applicable Management Models, and Basic Environmental Law Enforcement Skills and Procedure. In particular, Dr. Felino J. Gutierrez, Jr., For. Eraldwin Dimailig, Prof. Karl Niño Sisperez, from SLSU College of Agriculture (CAg) tackled Basic Ecological Concepts and Environmental Principles, Climate Change Adaptation-Disaster Risk Reduction (CCA-DRR), Integrated Watershed Management Approach (IWMA), and Sustainable Agriculture respectively. In addition, other trained SLSU faculty members and staff, including Dr. Cherry C. Favor, Dr. Manilyn Zubieta, and Ms. Arceli R. Obmerga alongside faculty and staff of ASCOT and TK, facilitated each session of the training The training saw active participation from 23 representatives of 10 municipalities in Quezon Province, including Burdeos, General Nakar, Infanta, Jomalig, Panukulan, Patnanungan, Perez, Polillo, Quezon, and Real. As well as 21 representatives from 6 municipalities in Aurora including Baler, Casiguran, Dinalungan, Dipaculao, Maria Aurora, and San Luis. Participants include heads and staff of the Municipal Agriculture Officer (MAO), Municipal Environmental and Natural Resource Officer (MENRO), and the Municipal Planning and Development Office, also in attendance are the Presidents of the Association of Barangay (village) Chairpersons (ABC), and the Chairpersons of the Environment/Agriculture Committee of the municipal/city council. The group also engaged in a knowledge learning exchange, witnessing the good environmental practices in 1.) Bauang Bakawan Ecotourism Park, Parian Oeste, Bauang, La Union, 2.) LGU Balaoan Sanitary Landfill, Bauang, La Union. Through this training, the department heads of the local municipalities in Quezon and Aurora Province are empowered with the knowledge and skills necessary to enforce environmental laws, combat environmental crimes such as wildlife trafficking and illegal logging, and manage natural resources sustainably. Further, the project aims for local municipalities of Quezon and Aurora to be able to draft ordinances, local regulations or executive orders related to environmental protection and an Area Specific Action Plan (ASAP) for their respective municipalities. Photo credits to Tanggol Kalikasan

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Facilitation of Educational Visit with DBA Local and Foreign Students

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A company visit to Open IT, Lucena City was facilitated on March 13, 2024, as part of the academic engagement for the foreign and local students of the Graduate School – Doctor of Business Administration program. The said company was tapped by the Director of Office of International and Alumni Affairs, DBA Program Chairperson and DBA 511 Multinational Management Professor Dr. Joanna Paula E. Verano in coordination with the Officer-in-charge Dean of Graduate School Dr. Shiela M. Manzanilla. Attended by the DBA students Ms. Hoang Thi Du, Ms. Mai Diem Lan Huong, Ms. Nguyen Mai Huong, Mr. Nguyen Ngo Dang Khoi, Ms. Tu Mai Hoang Phi, Ms. Maricel S. Diala, Ms. Queenie Ann P. Pastores, Ms. Gezelle C. Nequinto, OIAA staff Mr. Dexter C. Diamante and student assistant Ms. Alyssa Ericka Terciano. Open IT is a technology company that specializes in providing innovative IT solutions to businesses and help companies streamline their IT operations while improving the overall efficiency by offering a wide range of services, including network management, cloud computing, cybersecurity, and software development. Presentations headed by the OpeniT Human Resource Management Head Mr. Eduardo Pagaduan, Jr. with staff Ms. Julienne Tolentino, Ms. Faye Flancia and Account Manager Mr. Jesse Valdez, sharing a brief background of the company and highlighting the software management solution, professional services and the importance of achieving license optimization goals providing the students and faculty an in-depth understanding of the IT company’s success and strategies employed to stay ahead of the industry trends. The company also shared their unique OpeniT care programs which focuses on making a positive impact in people’s lives through innovative hiring practices and donation of profits to charity organizations worldwide. The visit provided the students with valuable insights into the company’s success story, the extent of its global business operation, the diversity of human workforce, and its commitment to social responsibility, inspiring them leading to the appreciation on the potentials of the technology sector.

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Facilitation of Educational Visit with PhD-EdM Foreign Students

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On March 11, 2024, an educational tour was facilitated by the Office of International and Alumni Affairs through its Director Dr. Joanna Paula E. Verano in coordination with the Officer-in-Charge Dean of Graduate School Dr. Shiela M. Manzanilla, and the Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Management (PhD EdM) faculty who tapped the office and schools to be visited – Dean of College of Teacher Education Dr. Vanessa C. Zubieta, Director of Quality Assurance, Dr. Gillian Portia P. Dimaranan, and Dean of College of Information Technology Dr. Arvin N. Natividad. The PhD – Educational Management (PhD-EdM) foreign students; Mr. Duong Van Doan, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Long, Ms. Nguyen Thi Van Anh, Ms. Nguyen Thi Hoa and Mr. Vu Phi Long, made a visit to Department of Education (DepEd) Division Office in Tayabas, City, as part of their academic engagement in aim to learn from their successful strategies in educational management, curriculum development, and student learnings. The PhD-EdM students had the opportunity to meet with the Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Celedonio B. Balderas Jr., Assistant Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Herbert D. Perez, teachers, staff, and students, gaining valuable insights on the challenges and success of the education system in Tayabas City. SLSU PhD-EdM student Mr. Mikael Sandino T. Andrey, and alumni Dr. Joseph Jay U. Aureada and Dr. Herbert D. Perez shared their personal experiences and journey from being a student to becoming educators, highlighting their challenges and lessons they learned along the way. One of the highlights are the importance of continuous learning and professional development in the field of education which inspired the group. The exchange of ideas and experiences between SLSU faculty, PhD-EdM students and DepEd officials made the experience insightful and engaging. Moreover, a visit to Buenaventura Alandy National High School and Luis Palad Integrated High School was also held providing the foreign students with further insights with educational landscape, broadening their perspectives on education management and student development.

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