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ACCREDITATION AND SECRETARIAT FUNCTIONS

Civil Service Commission-accredited training institution (GTI-2000-11-0717) signed by Karina Constantino-David on March 19, 2001
Community-Based Resource Management Program-accredited consultant institution (No. 0-004) signed by Daniel A. Aguilar, Regional Coordinator, on February 8, 2000
Secretariat, Regional Task Force on Poverty Reduction and Food Security
Secretariat, Local Consortium for Out-of-School Youth (OSY) in Leyte
Academic Representative, Visayas Water Council

Conduct of On-Request Trainings on:

SocialScience Research Methods
Gender and Development
Extension Management Course
Barangay Development Planning
Basic Water Rights
Livelihood Systems Analysis
Value Chain Analysis
GIS for Social Sciences
Alternative Learning System Accreditation and Equivalency (ALS A&E) System
Skills for Life

Conduct of Social and Environmental Impact Assessment

Production of In-House Publications

R&D Datafiles (Quarterly newsletter)
Proceedings of in-house sponsored workshops
Working Papers

The College of Veterinary Medicine in the Visayas State University was created on May 24, 1974 first as a division of the Department of Animal Science and Veterinary Medicine (DASVM). On January 20, 2001, the Veterinary Medicine Division was separated from DASVM and was converted into School of Veterinary Medicine per Board Resolution No. 14, series 2001. With the conversion of Visayas State College of Agriculture (ViSCA) into Leyte State University per RA 9158, the School of Veterinary Medicine became the College of Veterinary Medicine. The offering of the degree program in Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) started on April 27, 1993 per Board Resolution No. 13, series 1993, with a ladderized DVM curriculum. The ladderized curriculum was later revised to straight six years on January 20, 2001 per Board Resolution No. 15, series 2001.

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