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The total enrollment of the Visayas State University (VSU) Main Campus in Baybay City, Leyte has reached 8,017 students both in the undergraduate and graduate levels as released by the Office of the University Registrar on July 13, 2015.  As compared to last year’s enrollment of 7,174, this first semester’s enrollment increased by 11.19%.  There are 7,757 students enrolled in the different undergraduate degree programs and 260 in the graduate degree programs.

Based on the comparative analysis of data, the Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness (BSAB) remains to have the highest total number of students enrolled this first semester at 1,085 as compared to last year’s 943 with an increase of 15.06%.  The Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (BSA) followed with 847 students enrolled with an increase of 37.95% as compared to last year’s enrollment of 614.

 

The other top eight degree programs based on the highest total number of enrollment are as follows: Bachelor of Science in Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management (BSHRTM) – 799; Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSED) – 794; Bachelor of Animal Science (BAS) – 579; Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (BSCE) – 517; Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) – 408; Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) – 364; Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEED) – 310, and Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) – 246.  JFMBaldos

 

  

SUMMARY OF ENROLLMENT BY PROGRAM AND

COMPARATIVE ENROLLMENT OF

YEAR LEVEL AS OF JULY 13, 2015

THE TWO 1ST SEMESTERS

Course

1st Semester, SY 2015-2016

Total

1st Semester

% Increase

1

2

3

4

5

6

SY 2014-2015

AB

71

21

15

     

107

36

197.22

BAS

185

155

122

117

   

579

509

13.75

BEEd

40

51

106

113

   

310

368

-15.76

BSA

370

207

131

139

   

847

614

37.95

BSAB

396

262

211

216

   

1085

943

15.06

BSAC

3

1

5

4

   

13

14

-7.14

BSAE

84

36

30

26

20

 

196

155

26.45

BSBio

70

54

42

28

   

194

163

19.02

BSBiotech

23

11

16

5

   

55

44

25.00

BSCE

192

127

82

54

62

 

517

436

18.58

BSChem

57

39

23

32

   

151

134

12.69

BSCS

171

112

41

40

   

364

308

18.18

BSDC

49

49

30

25

   

153

159

-3.77

BSDE

53

58

34

38

   

183

191

-4.19

BSEcon

43

12

21

21

   

97

90

7.78

BSEd

152

221

268

153

   

794

799

-0.63

BSEM

22

14

19

14

   

69

51

35.29

BSF

51

34

28

31

   

144

141

2.13

BSFT

57

40

43

45

   

185

193

-4.14

BSGE

38

22

18

20

20

 

118

112

5.36

BSHRTM

308

179

139

173

   

799

815

-1.96

BSME

112

55

34

30

15

 

246

178

38.2

BSN

42

29

18

9

   

98

82

19.51

BSS

14

15

7

9

   

45

49

-8.16

DVM

96

73

84

69

32

54

408

362

12.71

 

2699

1877

1567

1411

149

54

7757

6946

11.68

                   

PhD

6

7

       

13

16

-18.75

MS

68

62

       

130

129

0.78

MEd

29

11

       

40

43

-6.98

MLAM

3

1

       

4

5

-20

MMgt

29

16

       

45

47

-4.2

DLAM

3

         

3

2

50

 

138

97

       

235

242

-2.89

                   

MAgDv/A

4

3

       

7

5

40

MAgDv/B

13

5

       

18

17

5.88

 

17

8

       

25

22

13.64

Grand-total

2854

1982

1567

1411

149

54

8017

7210

11.19

The Visayas State University (VSU) Main Campus in Baybay City, Leyte organized a conference on Experiences and Lessons Learned in Rehabilitating Typhoon-Damaged Agriculture and hosted the 6th PSAI Biennial Convention on July 30 – August 1, 2015 at the VSU Convention Hall.

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The Naval State University (NSU), represented by its Officer-In-Charge, Dr. Minerva E. Sañosa, and the Visayas State University (VSU), represented by its President, Dr. Jose L. Bacusmo, entered into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) for the development of NSU’s Food Science and Technology Research. The MOA was signed on July 1, 2015 at the VSU Guesthouse in the presence of Dr. Ludito V. Ramirez, NSU’s Director for Research Services, and Dr. Julie D. Tan, Professor of PhilRootcrops.

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Dr. Maria Anabelle D. Gerona, instructor of VSU’s Department of Development Communication (DDC), topped among the 48 Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) graduates of the University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB) during the UPLB Commencement Exercises on July 4, 2015 at the DL Umali Freedom Park in the said university. She completed her Ph.D. in Development Communication with cognate in Development Management and Governance within the prescribed three-year course under the SEARCA-DAAD Scholarship Program. Her dissertation focused on “Theorizing (dis)engagement, voice and silence in a community-based forest management organization” with Dr. Serlie Jamias as her adviser.

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The local government unit of the City of Baybay recognizes the contribution of Dr. Lourdes B. Cano, Director for Administration and Human Resource Development of the Visayas State University, in helping the city to come up with its Strategic Performance Management System (SPMS). 

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A group of experts from Korea and personnel of Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) in the Philippines conducted on June 30-July 1, 2015 an ocular survey at the VSU-Tolosa Campus where the 4-million US dollar project funded by KOICA will be established.  The group composed of Mr. Joon Bang (Construction Manager, Heerim), Mr. Bok-ji Kim (Project Manager, Usun Co., Ltd), Mr Hong-shik Shin (Architecture Assistant, Usun Co., Ltd), Ms. Sunhyung Hwang (Assistant Country Director, KOICA Philippines), Ms. Soon Ok Kim (Education Specialist, KOICA Philippines), and Ms. Maria Regina Arquiza (Program Officer, KOICA Philippines) were warmly welcomed by Dr. Lourdes B. Cano, VSU-Tolosa Dean, and Dr. Obdulia G. Camoying, VSU-Tolosa Assistant Dean.   

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With the full implementation of the NBC 461 (5th Cycle), a total of 146 faculty members of the Visayas State University (VSU) System were promoted based on the results of the Common Criteria Evaluation (CCE) and the Qualitative Contribution Evaluation (QCE). 

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SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES

91stVSU FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY

Jul 31-Aug 11, 2015

Theme:         Reinvigorating Agriculture for Inclusive Growth and Sustainable Development

 

Date

Time

Event/Activity

Venue

Jul 31 (Fri)

3:00PM

Formal Opening of Flower and Garden Show

Convention Hall / Flower & Garden Show Area

 

5:00PM

Opening of Art Exhibit

Balay Alumni

 

7:30PM

The Voice of VSU – Elimination Round

Convention Hall

Aug 1 (Sat)

7:30AM

ViLTEC Members Tennis Tournament

Tennis Court

 

7:30PM

VLHS Night

Lower Oval

Aug 2 (Sun)

5:00PM

Opening of the OBC Cup Basketball Tournament

Lower Basketball Court

 

7:30AM

ViLTEC Members Tennis Tournament

Tennis Court

 

7:30PM

CE &CoN Night

Lower Oval Stage

Aug 3 (Mon)

5:30PM

OBC Cup Basketball Tournament

Lower Basketball Court

 

7:30PM

Inter-Fraternity Night

Lower Oval Stage

Aug 4 (Tue)

5:30PM

OBC Cup Basketball Tournament

Lower Basketball Court

 

7:30PM

CME Night

Lower Oval Stage

Aug 5 (Wed)

8:00 AM

Market Matching Event

Convention Center

 

5:30PM

OBC Cup Basketball Tournament

Lower Basketball Court

 

7:30PM

CoEng.g& CFES Night

Lower Oval Stage

Aug 6 (Thu)

7:30AM

Armenia Cup: Invitational Tennis Tournament – Singles, Open (Sponsor: Dr. Pedro Armenia)

Tennis Court

 

9:00AM

Anniversary Mass

Convention Hall

 

10:30AM

Formal Opening of Booths around the Oval

Welcome Arc

 

2:00PM

Wellness Seminar

CCE

 

7:30PM

Univ. Inter-dorm Student Body Night

Lower Oval Stage

Aug 7 (Fri)

7:00AM

Blood Letting, Free Medical Services

Convention Hall

Parking Lot

 

7:30AM

“Pagalingansa Tennis” (Sponsor: Cong. BoyingCari)

Tennis Court

 

9:30AM

Rootcrops Rock (Elementary Level)

PhilRootcrops Booth

 

10:00AM

Armenia Cup: Semin-Finals Invitational Tennis Tournament – Singles

Tennis Court

 

3:00OM

Armenia Cup: Invitational Tennis Tournament – Singles, OpenChampionship

Tennis Court

 

7:00PM

The VOICE of VSU - Finals

Convention Hall


Aug 8 (Sat)

6:00AM

Fun Run/Walk for Cause (ACRO, IHK)

VSU Campus

 

7:00AM

Goodwill Games

Lower Campus Courts

 

7:30PM

Your Face Sounds Familiar (Faculty and Staff Night)

Convention Hall/Gym

Aug 9 (Sun)

9:00AM

Mixed Kayak Relay (Faculty, Staff & Students)

VSU Beach

 

7:00AM

Goodwill Games

 
 

7:30PM

Students Night (USSC)

Lower Oval Stage/ Convention Hall

Aug 10 (Mon)

7:00AM

Rootcrops Dance Festival

Lower Oval Stage

 

8:30AM

Parade

VSU Campus

 

9:30AM

Anniversary Convocation

Gym

 

1:00PM

Blessing of Multispecies Hatchery

Lower Campus

 

1:00PM

Rootcrops Techno-Forum

Convention Hall

 

1:00PM

Livestock Challenge

DAS Rodeo Arena

 

7:30PM

Acoustic Band Concert

Lower Oval Stage

 

7:30PM

Rootcrops Treat

CCE

Aug 11 (Tue)

4:00AM

Diana

VSU Campus

 

6:00AM

Registration

Convention Hall

 

7:00AM

Farmers &Fisherfolks Parade

Lower Campus

 

7:30AM

Farmers&Fisherfolks Forum

Convention Hall

 

8:00AM

Pinaka” Contest

Lower Oval

 

9:30AM

Awarding of 2015 Outstanding Farmers(Crop, Livestock)

Convention Hall

 

10:00AM

Rootcrops Artwork Competition

PhilRootcrops Oval

 

1:00PM

DulangPinoy/Farm Skills Competition

Lower Oval

Vegetarian Food Cooking (Tzu Chi) and RootcropsCookfest

Infront of PhilRootcrops Booth

Techno Demo/ Livelihood Caravan

Convention Hall

Pet Show c/o CVM-CSSC

Lower Oval

The Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCAARRD) bestowed the Pantas Award for Most Outstanding Research Administrator to Dr. Othello B. Capuno, Vice President for Research and Extension of the Visayas State University (VSU), during the PCAARRD Awarding Ceremonies on June 22, 2015 at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC), Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City.  The Award, that carries a trophy, plaque and a cash prize of PhP300,000, was bestowed upon him by Dr. Amelia P. Guevarra, Undersecretary for Research and Development of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST), who represented for and on behalf of Hon. Mario G. Montejo, Secretary of DOST, and Dr. Reynaldo V. Ebora, PCAARRD Acting Executive Director.

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