USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report

USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report THE CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE hile the interlocking nexus of immense transformations continually blazes the way to the future; ours is a recalibration of the criticality of strengthening paradigms of excellence and development. 2022 is truly a revelation of a profound era of countless challenges, significant changes, and unified efforts toward advancement. When the stakes are high, and the darkness succumbs to our aspirations, we rise to rekindle our light of change WITHIN. As we step into another epoch of academic excellence, the University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines (USTP) Claveria illuminates its function of contributing to national development through its unparalleled service to the country. Galvanizing our thrust in realizing the 10-year Strategic Plan of the USTP System, we raised the bar in rising as the CHAMPION in our significant niches in Food, Agriculture, and Environment by Catalyzing the creation of innovations, Hastening and implementing more responsive extension services, Advancing the agri-industry collaborations, Modernizing university facilities, equipment, & services, Producing quality and ready workforce, Increasing the graduates' employability & earning power, Operating a state-of-the-art Agri-enterprises and Nurturing the knowledge-based economy. Amidst all the adversities of the modern age, we continue to lead the path of making a difference one trailblazer at a time. W

USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report We were able to lead in providing answers to national and global issues, especially on food security, environmental preservation, and energy sufficiency. Noteworthy increase in number of cited research of our constituents which rose from 16 (Q4, 2021) to 30 in the 1st Quarter of 2022, 70 in the 2nd Quarter up to significantly higher in the recent at 127 Citations. Our Extension and Community Relations Office forged collaborations to spearhead the recognition of the PANDEMIC (Productive Agriculture for National Development through Entrepreneurial Mindset and innovative Culture) Farm as a Learning Site for Agriculture (LSA) of Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) last January 21, 2022. Moreover, we were able to strengthen our linkages with our partners for development as the Office of Student Affairs signed an agreement with Globe Telecom Inc. which sponsored “Campus Connect Package for Schools” from March 2022 to March 2023. Gearing to the modernization of the university facilities, equipment, and services, our university took its stand in providing state-of-the-art and sufficient resources to attain ease of doing business. For the last quarter of 2022, we were able to accomplish the improvement of Road Network and Drainage Phase 2 and the Water System and Irrigation of the Campus. The construction of the Research Innovation Center and 4- Storey 33 Rooms International Dormitory Phase III, and the conversion of the Old Auditorium into Multi-Purpose Training Center Phase III are now on-going. Meanwhile, in capacitating our faculty, staff, and students to become trailblazers and innovators, we strive to produce quality and ready workforce by the different strategies we implemented. Our Smart Classrooms are now functional through the efforts of the Digital Transformation Office in collaboration with the Campus Information and Communication Technology Unit which both facilitated the training of competent faculty members to lead the use of the facility. Forming the core functions of the university, the outcomes of the University’s quest for holistic development of the learners shall lead to raise our graduates’ career and economic welfare. The Bachelor of Food Processing and Technology (BFPT) program has been granted Level III Re-accredited status by the AACCUP, Inc. after the assessment of the program’s compliance of the mandatory requirements as recommended prior to the award of its Level III accreditation (per AACCUP letter dated June 22, 2022). The PhD in Crop Science program was also granted Level II Reaccredited status while the PhD in Animal Science was Candidate Status after both programs underwent the AACCUP Online Accreditation Survey on April 18-22, 2022 (per AACCUP letter dated June 22, 2022).On May 27, June 6, and June 15, 2022, USTP Claveria conducted a series of Curriculum Review per program in collaboration with the Office of Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs (VCAA) and the Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning (CiTL). For the January 2022 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET), a 75% Overall Passing Rate of the campus for Secondary Level was achieved. This result highlights the remarkable 100% passing rate streak in 5 consecutive teachers’ board examinations in a row by the Bachelor of Science in Agriculture major in Agricultural Education Program since 2018. Nearly four (4) decades since the existence of MOSCAT/USTP-Claveria in 1983 with its first batch of graduates in 1987, it has now produced the first ever Summa Cum Laude during the 36th Commencement Exercises successfully held in USTP-Claveria Gymnasium, Poblacion, Claveria, Misamis Oriental last September 1, 2022.

USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report We are now ready to train the workforce of tomorrow while supporting the metamorphosis of today. For admissions, First Semester of AY 2022-2023 gained one thousand four hundred thirty-one (seven hundred twenty-six (726) male and seven hundred three (703) female) students who took the University’s entrance exam. Of these takers, only one thousand four hundred twenty-nine (1,429) passed the University of Science and Technology Admission Test (USTAT). For the First Semester of Academic Year 2022-2023, a total of 3,501 students are enrolled; 76 are from the graduate programs and 3,249 are enrollees of baccalaureate degrees and 176 are enrollees of short-term course on Dairy Farm Assistantship. On the 2nd Quarter of 2022, an MS Crop Science Student was among the FIVE (5) Provincial Winners of Misamis Oriental during the PROVINCIAL YOUNG FARMERS CHALLENGE (YFC) PROVINCIAL AWARDS 2022 held in Harbor Lights Hotel and Restaurant in Gusa, Cagayan de Oro City on September 1, 2022. In addition, a BS in Agriculture-4 Crop Science Student of USTP-Claveria reigned as among the three (3) national winners of the 2022 Youth in Agripreneurship Program (YAP) Agribusiness Pitching Competition held last November 23-25, 2022, via Zoom, being organized by the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) through the Partnerships and Accreditation Division (PAD). 2022 has truly become a kaleidoscope of myriad opportunities for the campus. This year testified for our firm belief that when we do things extraordinarily for one common cause, we become greater than our fears and stronger than our setbacks. The duty of leading the path towards excellence and development has been a tough fight to combat. Behind all these milestones are the sincere efforts of each USTP Claveria Trailblazer towards reaching the goals of our university. In these challenging times of manifold adversities, our commitment to quality education and dedicated service to the community has become more indispensable than ever. We will continue to CHAMPION the future. We will stand to lead the path and rekindle the light of hope as we awaken our striving TRAILBLAZERS WITHIN. RENATO O. ARAZO, Ph.D. Chancellor

USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report TABLE OF CONTENTS The Chancellor’s Message ii About USTP Claveria 1 The USTP Vision 2 The USTP Mission 2 The USTP Core Values 3 The USTP Graduate Attributes 3 7-Point DYNAMIC Agenda 4 The USTP Board Of Regents 5 The USTP Claveria Executive Committee 6 The USTP Claveria Administrative Committee 7 The USTP Claveria Academic Committee 9 Innovation and Entrepreneurship 10 Fostering Innovation 10 Moving Forward with Entrepreneurship 12 Teaching, Learning and Curriculum 15 Graduates 15 Admission and Enrolment 20 Scholarships 21 Licensure Examination Results 22 Employment of Graduates 23 Accreditations 24 Instructional Materials Intellectual Property Rights 28 Student Services and Faculty Development 30 Student Activities, Awards and Recognitions 30 Faculty Profile 42 Faculty Development Activities 48 Revenue Generation and Resource Management 83 Gatas 955 Milk Feeding Program 83 Internally Generated Income from USTP Claveria Projects/Enterprise 84 Financial Performance of Income Generating Projects 88 Research and Extension Services 89 Research Services 89 Strengthening Extension Services and Linkages 118 Finance and Administration Services 127 USTP Claveria Strategic Planning 127 Strengthening the Planning and Budgeting Process 128 Infrastructure Development 129

USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report Repairs and Maintenance 134 Budget Utilization Rate 139 Academe-Industry Engagement and Development of S&T Parks 140 Agropolis S&T Park Engagements 140 The Chancellor’s Engagements 153 On the CHAMPION’s Helm 153 State of the Campus Address 153 The Chancellor’s Activities 154

P a g e | 1 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report ABOUT USTP CLAVERIA he USTP Claveria is one of the three (3) major campuses of the University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines located in the idyllic town of Claveria, Misamis Oriental, Philippines. A campus invigorated with natural fresh air, clean, cool, and friendly environment. It was known as Claveria National Rural High School (CNRHS) from 1967 to 1983. In 1983, it was converted into Misamis Oriental State College of Agriculture and Technology (MOSCAT) by virtue of Batas Pambansa Blg 402. In 2017, by virtue of RA 10919, thru its merger with Mindanao University of Science and Technology (MUST), it became USTP Claveria. It sits at an elevation 600m above sea level, overlooking Macajalar and Gingoog Bays. The campus prides itself on its God-given gifts of invigorating natural fresh air, green, tranquil scenes, and a peaceful environment far from the hullabaloo of the city. The campus is 81.8km away from Laguindingan International Airport and can be reached an hour’s drive northeast of the province’s capital city, Cagayan de Oro. Through the years, USTP-Claveria has been renowned for quality education, ensuring the students’ mental and physical skills development and their holistic personality from freshmen to future professionals. The school produces competitive graduates according to its niche—agriculture, environment, and food. It has three colleges offering eleven undergraduate programs, one master’s degree program, and two doctorate programs. The College of Agriculture, a holder of a Center of Development for Agriculture, offers five undergraduate programs: BS in Agriculture, BS in Agroforestry, Bachelor of Technology in Horticulture Management, Bachelor of Agricultural Technology, Bachelor of Technology and Livelihood Education, major in Agri-Fishery Arts. Its Graduate School offers three programs, namely, MS in Agriculture, major in Animal and Crop science), Doctor of Philosophy in Animal Science and Doctor of Philosophy in Crop Science. T ABOUT USTP CLAVERIA

2 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report The College of Engineering and Technology is home to six (6) undergraduate programs: BS Environmental Engineering, BS in Agriculture and Biosystems Engineering, Bachelor of Food Processing and Technology, BS in Hospitality Management, and BS in Information and Technology. On the other hand, the College of Arts and Sciences offers BS Social Work (BSSW) and further services the colleges in providing its general education courses. USTP-Claveria continues to expand and strengthen its facilities and faculty force, as it aims to open more programs soon. The University is a nationally recognized Science and Technology University providing the vital link between education and the economy. The mission of the University is to: • Bring the world of work (industry) into the actual higher education and training of students, • Offer entrepreneurs the opportunity to maximize their business potential through a gamut of services from product conceptualization to commercialization, and • Contribute significantly to the National Development Goals of food security and energy sufficiency through technological solutions. THE USTP VISION THE USTP MISSION

P a g e | 3 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report Setting the right behavior and perspectives is fundamental in the fulfillment of one’s goals. Thus, the University agreed upon the following core values that would guide its members and stakeholders in all their undertakings and move them on the right path: Unselfish Dedication Selfless commitment and complete fidelity towards a course of action or goal. Social Responsiveness Ethical/moral responsibility leads to corrective action on social issues and contributions to the betterment of the environment and the community’s quality of life. Transformational Leadership Leading through inspiration and by example fosters positive change with the end goal of developing followers into leaders. Prudence Self-governance leads to circumspection and good judgment in the management of affairs and use of resources. The USTP Graduate is an innovative and entrepreneurial thought leader and gamechanger in the academe and the world of work. S/he possesses the following Institutional Graduate Attributes: Innovative Thinking A USTP graduate generates innovative ideas or new ways of approaching things to create possibilities and opportunities. Critical Thinking A USTP graduate objectively examines a situation by gathering information from all sources and evaluates both the tangible and intangible aspects, as well as the implications of any course of action. THE USTP CORE VALUES THE USTP GRADUATE ATTRIBUTES

4 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report Resilience A USTP graduate thrives, grows, and develops competence in the face of adverse circumstances. Empathy A USTP graduate identifies and understands another’s situation and feelings allowing for caring relationships as well as understanding and connecting with those who may be different. Teamwork and Collaboration A USTP graduate works effectively and respectfully with diverse teams. This includes assuming shared responsibility for collaborative work and valuing the individual contributions made by each team member. Communication Skills A USTP graduate presents and articulates views, thoughts, and ideas by effectively using oral, written, multimedia, and nonverbal communication skills in a variety of forms and contexts. Source: https://www.ustp.edu.ph/about-ustp/vision-2030/ 7-POINT DYNAMIC AGENDA

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P a g e | 9 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report RENATO O. ARAZO, Ph.D. University Professor APOLINARIO B. GONZAGA JR ., Ph.D Professor VI NELDA R. GONZAGA, Ph.D. Professor VI RICHMUND A. PALMA, Ph.D. Professor VI ERIC RANDY R. POLITUD, Ph.D. Professor VI ROSALITO A. QUIRINO, Ph.D. Professor VI ALEXANDER L. IDO, Ph.D. Professor VI CHARLY G. ALCANTARA, Ph.D. Professor V MARIBEL S. TIZO, Ph.D. Professor IV JANETH Q. RONDINA, Ph.D. Professor III PROF. GRACE VERGIE P. NILLAMA Professor II RENANTE D. TAYLARAN, Ph.D. Professor I DENNIS A. MUGOT Professor I GREG M. CUBIO, D.Eng. Professor I CHONA Q. ALLEGO, Ph.D. Associate Professor V ELVIRA T. SALATAN, Ph.D. Associate Professor V LINDY LOU M. YAMUTA, D.M. Associate Professor V NUEVA D. SALAAN, Ph.D. Associate Professor V RONELO G. CABLINDA, Ph.D. Associate Professor V IMELDA U. HEBRON, Ph.D. Associate Professor V ISABELITA C. BODBOD, Ph.D. Associate Professor V PROF. KHAREN C. CABANDAY Associate Professor IV PROF. CASIMERO L. ICALINA Associate Professor IV ARGIN A. GULANES, Ph.D. Associate Professor IV ENGR. DENNIS T. YAMUTA Associate Professor IV PROF. MA LIZA D. MANLIQUEZ Associate Professor III PROF. RAMIL C. PAGON Associate Professor I ANACLETO G. TURAN, DVM Assistant Professor IV PROF. EDDIE S. CORPUZ Assistant Professor III PROF. ALPHANY D. ARAGUA Assistant Professor III PROF. MARLO T. BLANE Assistant Professor III EDGAR ALLAN C. PO, Ph.D. Assistant Professor III PROF. MARICAR Y. VALDEZ Assistant Professor III PROF. JONATHAN O. JACOBO Assistant Professor I ENGR. CIELO R. TION Assistant Professor I THE USTP CLAVERIA ACADEMIC COMMITTEE

10 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOP and implement strategies in fostering innovation and entrepreneurship Fostering Innovation Towards Intellectual Property Protection and Technology Commercialization: USTP Claveria Kickoff USTP Claveria has created two new offices, namely the Innovation and Technology Support Office and the Technology Commercialization and Promotions Office. These two new offices are established to facilitate the capacity building of USTP Claveria faculty members, and research staff and technicians towards fostering innovations that can provide solutions to current and pressing industry problems. As a kickoff activity of these two new offices, with the support of the USTP System Technology Promotions and Commercialization Office and Innovation and Technology Support Office, an Intellectual Property and Technology Commercialization Awareness and Strategic Planning was conducted last February 3-24, 2022, which was attended by the USTP Claveria Chancellor, Vice Chancellors, Deans, Research Directors and the faculty members and research staff of the campus. The activity was conducted in a hybrid format – some participants are in Zoom Meeting and others are on-site. On February 16-18 and 21, 2022, a four-day Patent Search and Patent Draft Writeshop was conducted and was attended by select faculty researchers from the three colleges of the campus, as well as the staff from the research office, who already have their technologies for

P a g e | 11 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report protection. In this activity, the participants were oriented on the prior art search and strategies to come up with their patent search report. Patent drafting was also discussed by the TPCO team, and on the last day, the participants were able to present their Patent Draft to the TPCO Team for critiquing. USTP Claveria Faculty Members attend Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer Awareness and Patent Search Writeshop Photo courtesy of TPCO Facebook Page. On September 8, 9 and 12, 2022, Dr. Ronelo Cablinda (CA Faculty), Ms. Jasmin Carawana (CET) and Ms. Elvira Cabanas (CAS Faculty) attended the Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer Awareness and Patent Search Writeshop at 4th Floor Makerspace LRC, Building USTP-CDO. The first day was conducted virtually. Engr. Clark Darwin M. Gozon talked his topic about Intellectual Property System (Patent, Utility Model, Copyright, Trademark and Industrial). Engr. Gladdi Christie H. Compasan talked about the importance and principles of IP and USTP IP Policy. She emphasized the purpose of Intellectual Property and its relevance to Universities. After that, Dr. Venessa A. Garcia talked about Technology Transfer Process and Protocol of USTP. The second and third day was the part one and two of the Patent Search Writeshop. On September 9, 2022, Engr. Jodie Rey Fernandez shared his topic about Patent Information. He discussed the following: 1) Patent System Objectives; 2) how Patent System works; and 3) Role and Types of Patent Information. Engr. Clark Darwin M. Gozon then talked about the Patent Search Strategies. He discussed in details about the steps in patent search. Furthermore, he discussed the International Patent Classification, and the classifications, principles & rules on Patent Document Classification. The last session of the 3-Day Training/Workshop was intended for the Patent Search Output Presentation and Critiquing.

12 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report USTP CLAVERIA INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY APPLICATIONS Two (2) inventions were filed by USTP Claveria through the USTP System Technology Promotions and Commercialization Office (TPCO) - Innovation and Technology Support Unit (ITSU), to the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL). These two IPs are under substantive examination of the IPOPHL. Table 1. List of Intellectual Property Applications of USTP Claveria No. IP Type Title Authors Filing Date Filing Number 1 Invention Composition of Chayote (Sechium edule) and Garlic (Allium sativum L.) Biscotti and the Process of Making Thereof MAGALLANES, Judife N BUTAC, Vivien J ABELLA, Maribel S. MOSQUEDA, Hannah P. MAGALLON, Limuel V. 8-Jul-22 PH/1/2022/ 050398 2 Invention Composition of Rice Hull Ash and Waste Plastic Bottles Construction Block and the Process of Making Thereof BAYANTONG, Allen Rhay B. 19-Jul-22 PH/1/2022/ 050399 Moving Forward with Entrepreneurship In its quest for moving forward entrepreneurship and instilling this to the students of the University, several activities and trainings were attended by the faculty members of USTP Claveria. USTP Claveria wins USTP System-wide Pitching Competition Ms Jackielyn Abao, Ms Dyna Gorre, and Ms Judife Magallanes were adjudged as the over-all Champion in the System-Wide Pitching Competition during the 3-Day Faculty Bootcamp for Entrepreneurial Courses at USTP CDO on March 28-30, 2022.

P a g e | 13 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report USTP Claveria Faculty Members join Filipinnovation Entrepreneurship Corps Three faculty members of the University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines – Claveria attended the Filipinnovation Entrepreneurship Corps (FEC) hosted by the De La Salle University and the USTP Innovation and Technology Solutions Office last July 27, 2022 (kick-off training) until August 31, 2022 (graduation). Engr. Val Irvin F. Mabayo, Ms. Dyna F. Gorre, and Mr. Arnel Travero, joined the said training with their two technologies on Hagonoy Extract and Sisal Plant Fiber. The said training provided the team with real-world, hands-on learning experience with customer discovery and successfully transferring knowledge into products and processes that benefit society. The team also engaged with the industry and spent time talking to and learning from customers, partners, and competitors, and learned how to deal with the chaos and uncertainty of commercializing innovations and creating ventures. Several faculty of USTP Claveria attended the System-wide Curriculum Review and Mapping for the Entrepreneurs Path on April 26, 2022. USTP Claveria attends System-Wide Curriculum Review and Mapping for Entrepreneurs

14 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report USTP Claveria Faculty joins Three-Day System-wide Faculty Bootcamp for Entrepreneurial Courses Dr. Allen Rhay Bayantong, Mr. Limuel Magallon, Ms. Sheree Ann Mopos, Ms. Analiza Paaño, Ms. Aubrey Lavarez, Prof. Casimero Icalina, Ms. Jackielyn Abao, Mr. Renan Octavio, Mr. Rosewin Sevandal, Ms. Ethel Rose Ranque and Ms. Phobe Jane Limos attended the 3-Day System-wide Faculty Bootcamp for Entrepreneurial Courses on September 7, 8 & 12, 2022 at USTP Claveria’s Function Hall. This training serves as a motivation for every faculty to continue working for innovations. Each lecturer first gave an overview of the entrepreneurship and technology program and then immediately supervised the participants to present outputs as a group. This also allowed the participants to present ideas and be critiqued, to improve the proposed innovations related to the participant’s field of expertise. The most awaited part of the training was the pitching competition. It served as the final presentation, which included the problem-solution of the product until the realization of putting the product or service into action.

P a g e | 15 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report TEACHING, LEARNING AND CURRICULUM YEARN for excellence in innovative teaching and learning and offer programs and curricula that drive innovations Graduates A total of 570 students graduated from USTP Claveria during the 36th Commencement Exercises held last September 1, 2022. Of this number, three (3) were graduate students, 365 bachelor’s degree, and 202 diploma/short-term course graduates. The table below shows the data from the Office of the University Registrar, Claveria Campus. Table 2. Graduates of USTP Claveria Program Course Number Graduate Doctor of Philosophy in Animal Science 0 Doctor of Philosophy in Crop Science 0 Master of Science in Agriculture 3 Total 3 Tertiary Bachelor of Science in Agro-Forestry (BSAF) 29 Bachelor of Science in Agriculture 84 Bachelor of Technology in Horticulture Management (BTHM) 23 Bachelor in Agricultural Technology (BAT) 71 Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering (BSEnE) – Old Curriculum 12 Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering (BSEnE) – New Curriculum 81 Bachelor in Food Technology (BFT) 2 Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology 63 Total 365 Diploma in Agricultural Technology (DAT) 32 Certificate of Agriculture Science (CAS) 112 Short-Term Course on Dairy Farm Assistantship 58 Total 202 Over-all TOTAL 570

16 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report H O N O R G R A D U A T E S Nearly four (4) decades since the existence of MOSCAT/USTP-Claveria in 1983 with its first batch of graduates in 1987, it has now produced the first ever Summa Cum Laude during the 36th Commencement Exercises successfully held in USTP-Claveria Gymnasium, Poblacion, Claveria, Misamis Oriental last September 1, 2022. MS. JANES M. OHAGAN, a BS in Agriculture graduate major in Crop Science, proved her mettle by clinching the most elusive and the most coveted academic award long been dreamt of by any MOSCAT/USTP student since the 1980s, the first ever Summa Cum Laude (highest academic distinction). With a comfortable Grade Weighted Average (GWA) since 1st year to 4th year of 1.16, Janes has made history as an Aggie trailblazer to have achieved such honor not just to the College of Agriculture, but to the whole USTP-Claveria academic community as well, and the whole USTP system. Janes has been a consistent dean’s lister since her first year, being among the Ten Outstanding Aggie Students for AY 2018-2019 conferred by the Dean’s Office of the College of Agriculture, and among the winners of various in-campus and off-campus competitions. She is a recipient of various scholarships during her college days, a testimony of her diligence, hard work and persistence. These include the university scholarship, DOST scholarship, Del Monte Foundation Scholarship, aside from with free education. Aside from excelling in her academics, Janes had indulged herself in various social responsibilities such as being an active President of the Agriculture Student Council for AY 2020-2021, and an Officer of the USTP -Claveria University Student Government in the succeeding years. She has been very active in various civic and religious organizations, reeling numerous community activities especially in volunteerism. The complete list of honor graduates is contained in the table that follows. Table 3. List of Honor Graduates of USTP Claveria Name Course Honor GPA OHAGAN, Janes M Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Summa Cum Laude 1.16 VALLEZ, Jhomarie C Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Magna Cum Laude 1.31 BANTICIL, Joniel E Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Magna Cum Laude 1.44

P a g e | 17 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report REGIDOR, Christian Paul R Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Magna Cum Laude 1.45 PAGARAN, Zarah A Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering Magna Cum Laude 1.45 ESCAÑO, Isabella R Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Magna Cum Laude 1.45 YARE, Rossian Mae M Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Magna Cum Laude 1.46 NAMATA, Krizia Elenna Ross S Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Magna Cum Laude 1.46 MAMARAN, Charidelle S Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Magna Cum Laude 1.48 COMENDADOR, Jolina P Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Magna Cum Laude 1.49 ACERO, Chingky P Bachelor of Science in Agroforestry Magna Cum Laude 1.50 MANLA, Armel A Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Magna Cum Laude 1.50 BACASNOT, Mary Ann P Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.52 FUROG, Asmer C Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.53 ROSIL, Shaina Mae C Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering Cum Laude 1.53 BUTAC, Ruffa Mae C Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.53 SANTIA-ON, Myra D Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.53 MADJOS, May Joy R Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.54 PON, Reynan C Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.54 BARICUATRO, Jecel Mae A Bachelor of Science in Agroforestry Cum Laude 1.54 CADORNA, Riczabeth C Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering Cum Laude 1.54 BAGACAY, Joenabill Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.54 EDURIA, Art Jared E Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering Cum Laude 1.55 BENTUZAL, Eddie Jr. D Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.56 ZULITA, Mariah Juville S Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering Cum Laude 1.56 CAÑAS, Jay Irvin J Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.57 DALANTA, Vetchie M Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.57 PANSOY, Reymon P Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.57 LIM, Janine C Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.57 SIXTO, Jay Ann F Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.59 CALOLO, Jane B Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.60 ALBARRACIN, Annalie V Bachelor of Technology in Horticulture Management Cum Laude 1.60 SENO, Ariane Rose TY Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.60 MACAPANAS, Sarah Mae F Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.61

18 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report RIVERA, Garliezel Bachelor of Technology in Horticulture Management Cum Laude 1.61 PUNO, Jennifer R Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering Cum Laude 1.61 JIMENEZ, Aljene S Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.61 RELATIVO, Greathyl Joy E Bachelor of Technology in Horticulture Management Cum Laude 1.62 BARAGONA, Reyna Marie F Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.62 ILANGO, Janice T Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.62 Magsalay, Ivy P Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.62 SONTILLANO, Mary Joy T Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.63 LADRA, Jessilyn M Bachelor of Technology in Horticulture Management Cum Laude 1.63 HINAMPAS, Rhea Mae D Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.63 AUZA, Jaeson O Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.64 DEL ROSARIO, Mary Jean l Bachelor of Science in Agroforestry Cum Laude 1.64 JUGARAP, Gin C Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.64 EDUAVE, Ma. Rubie M Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.65 QUIPANES, Raffy D Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.65 ROJO, Bonn Jeno D Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering Cum Laude 1.65 TARUCAN, Stephanie J Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering Cum Laude 1.65 LABANES, Pretty Boy J Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.66 SUAN, Danika Grace Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.66 TALIPAN, Apple Jane S Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.66 PACOT, Jerome G Bachelor of Agricultural Technology Cum Laude 1.67 DEBAGORDA, Lenie M Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.67 BOLOCBOLOC, Maevil B Bachelor of Technology in Horticulture Management Cum Laude 1.69 SAMPUANG, Mikou V Bachelor of Technology in Horticulture Management Cum Laude 1.69 MOLINA, Ronello Reeve P Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.70 PAJE, Jose M Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.70 LUMANDONG, Crystal Mae B Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.70 NEPOMUCENO, Arrenz S Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.70 SUNOT, Princess Bachelor of Science in Agroforestry Cum Laude 1.70 ABUDA, Pync Lawrae A Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.71

P a g e | 19 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report The University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines – Claveria conducted its 36th Commencement Exercises with the theme “Expanding the Boundaries of Education for Innovative Nation-Building” on September 1, 2022 at the USTP Claveria Multipurpose Training Center. Several guests attended the said activity. One of the highlights of this activity was the President’s charge. Dr. Ambrosio B. Cultura II, USTP System President, emphasized to continue to seek growth in all that they will do, that the path will not be easy but as the new batch of Trailblazers, they will definitely exceed the boundaries set forth and surpass expectations because they are, and will always be a TRAILBLAZER!” SUMABLAY, Roncel Junedy R Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.71 BANTAYANON, Rona Jean Q Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering Cum Laude 1.71 BAYUDO, Leonel H Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.72 GOMEZ, Jamaica D Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.72 MANGUBAT, Xyra I Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering Cum Laude 1.72 COMIQUE, Shiela Bachelor of Science in Agroforestry Cum Laude 1.72 ERRO, Vincient C Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.73 BADE, Learner L Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering Cum Laude 1.73 DERECHO, Ma. Carmela B Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering Cum Laude 1.73 BACULANTA, Maricar G Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.73 BARROS, Yoel May N Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.74 EDPAN, Mariel Mae C Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.74 HARNAIS, Roswanie P Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.74 BAWIIN, Angela Z Bachelor of Technology in Horticulture Management Cum Laude 1.74 HULGUIN, Darel Jae A Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering Cum Laude 1.74 LOQUERO, Edgardo Jr T Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering Cum Laude 1.74 CABANOS, Angelika P Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology Cum Laude 1.74 PAJARON, Judy Ann P Bachelor of Science in Agroforestry Cum Laude 1.74 BACOR, Patricia Nicole P Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Cum Laude 1.75 PAGULONG, Juncris Bachelor of Agricultural Technology Cum Laude 1.75 ABEL, Roel Q Diploma in Agricultural Technology With Merit 1.67 GARONITA, Irrah Shaine B Diploma in Agricultural Technology With Merit 1.68

20 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report Admission and Enrolment For the First Semester of AY 2022-2023 there were one thousand four hundred thirty-one (seven hundred twenty-eight (728) male and seven hundred three (703) female) students who took the University’s entrance exam. Of these takers, only one thousand four hundred twenty-nine (1,429) passed the University of Science and Technology Admission Test (USTAT).

P a g e | 21 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report Over the last three (3) years, the enrolment rate of USTP Claveria has significantly increased. The figure below shows the enrolment trend in USTP Claveria from SY 2019-2020 up to the present. Figure 1. Enrolment Trend in USTP Claveria from SY 2019-2020 to SY 2022-2023 Scholarships For the First Semester of SY 2022-2023, the Office of Admission and Scholarship has evaluated 41 in-house academic and non-academic applicants. Below were the following Qualified Academic and Non-Academic Scholars: Table 4. Summary of Academic and Non-Academic Scholars of USTP Claveria 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 2019-2020 2020-2021 2021-2022 2022-2023 1st Semester 2nd Semester Scholarship Program Amount Number of Scholars Highest Honors 1,200/scholar/month 2 With High Honors 1,000/scholar/month 6 With Honors 800/scholar/month 6 University Scholarship 1,200/scholar/month 1 College Scholarship 1,000/scholar/month 15 ROTC Grant 1,000/scholar/month 4 Leadership Grant 1,000/scholar/month 2

22 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report Licensure Examination Results January 2022 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) USTP Claveria congratulates its newest educators in the January 2022 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) conducted by the Professional Regulation Commission. With the 75% Overall Passing Rate of the campus for Secondary Level, this recent result highlights the remarkable 100% passing rate streak in 5 consecutive teachers’ board examinations in a row by the Bachelor of Science in Agriculture major in Agricultural Education Program. October 2022 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) In the October 2022 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET), USTP Claveria got 42.86% (3/7) passing rate for Elementary Education while 42.22% (19/45) in Secondary Education. November 2022 Agriculturist Licensure Examination (ALE) The November 2022 Agriculturist Licensure Examination (ALE) conducted by the Professional Regulation Commission has added 32 newly licensed agriculturists from USTP Claveria.

P a g e | 23 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report Employment of Graduates Employment Rate of the USTP Claveria Graduates for 2020 hits 95.03% A significantly high percentage of employment rate of the USTP Claveria 2020 graduates was achieved at 95.03% during the trace study conducted by the Colleges and the Career Center and Industry Relations Office. Out of 161 graduates, 153 students were tracked employed, while 3 (1.86%) were unemployed, and 5 (3.11%) were not tracked. Figure 2. Employability of USTP Claveria 2020 Graduates 95.03% 1.86% 3.11% Employed Not Employed Not Tracked

24 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report Accreditations 100% of Accreditable Programs are Accredited All accreditable undergraduate programs are with updated accreditation status. ➢ BS in Agroforestry and Bachelor in Food Processing and Technology are Level III Re-accredited with validity until CY 2026. ➢ BS in Agriculture, Bachelor of Technology in Horticulture Management, and, BS in Environmental Engineering are Level III Re-accredited with validity until CY 2024. All graduate programs are accredited ➢ PhD in Crop Science is Level II Re-accredited with validity from May 1, 2022 to April 30, 2026. ➢ PhD in Animal Science was granted Candidate Status for Level 1 survey with validity from May 1, 2022 to April 30, 2024. ➢ MS in Agriculture is Level II Re-accredited and will be revisited for the Level III Phase 2 survey by CY 2023. Internal accreditors during the SelfSurvey opening program via Cisco Webex for the 2nd survey of the PhD in Crop Science and Candidate Survey of the PhD in Animal Science. Documents were evaluated online through the Accreditation Online Management System (AOMS). Stakeholders’ interview on Area V - Research and Area VI -Extension during the Online Self-Survey activity for the Level II survey of the PhD in Crop Science program.

P a g e | 25 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report Stakeholders’ interview on Area IV – Students during the Online Self-Survey activity for the Level II Survey of the PhD in Crop Science program. Dr. Maribel S. Tizo, CET Dean and Internal Accreditor (in blue blazer), giving her comments and suggestions to the taskforce for the enhancement of the Narrative Profiles and Compliance Reports of the areas concerned for the Level III Phase 2 survey of the MS in Agriculture program during the program’s Self-Survey on July 18, 2022.

26 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report AACCUP Online Program Accreditation Survey Visit | April 18-22, 2022 via Zoom The accreditation taskforce and members of the Administrative Committee in attendance during the Opening program for the Online AACCUP Survey Visit for the Level II Survey of the PhD in Crop Science and Candidate Survey of the PhD in Animal Science held at the Admin Function Hall via Zoom on April 18, 2022. The accreditation taskforce and members of the Administrative Committee in attendance during the Opening program held at the 3rd Floor, Administration Building. The AACCUP accreditation team for the Level II Survey of the PhD in Crop Science program. (From left to right: Dr. Adolfo C. Manuel, Jr. from Cavite State University serves as Team Leader; Dr. Jonah G. Zante from Aurora State College of Technology, serves as Team member; and Prof. Kathleene M. Gonzales from Isabela State University – San Mateo Campus, serves as Team Member as well). Area taskforce members interact to their respective accreditors via Zoom breakout room sessions.

P a g e | 27 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report AACCUP Online Program Accreditation Survey Visit | July 25-27, 2022 via Zoom Mr. Jan Brylle A. Galarion, CA faculty serves as the emcee during the opening program of the AACCUP Online Program Accreditation Survey for the Level III Phase 2 visit of the MS in Agriculture program. Dr. Alexander L. Ido, VC for Academic Affairs (left) and the Chancellor Dr. Renato O. Arazo (right), render words of welcome and message respectively during the opening program of the online program accreditation.

28 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report Instructional Materials Intellectual Property Rights The IMs review and evaluation are in progress considering the revisions and improvements to be done by the faculty proponents. The QAA Office organized and facilitated the Online Orientation on IMs Copyrighting for the faculty members of the Claveria Campus on November 11, 2022 via Zoom online platform. Engr. Gladdy Christie H. Compasan, Manager of the Innovation and Technology Support Office (ITSO), was the resource speaker of the activity. The QAA Office has also facilitated the 1st round of IMs review and evaluation on October 25, 2022. One IM from the College of Engineering and Technology – Chem 214 was reviewed and evaluated by the IMRC. The QAA Office consolidated the result in the review and evaluation of the same manual and issued the result to the CET. At present, the office is awaiting endorsement of the same for the final review and evaluation by the IMRC. Engr. Gladdy Christie H. Compasan, Manager of the Innovation and Technology Support Office of USTP, serves as resource person of the orientation via Zoom. The Instructional Materials Review Committee (IMRC) during the first round of IMs review and evaluation.

P a g e | 29 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report Another IM from CET (EnE 321) was returned back directly to the proponent due to insufficient contents upon verification during the IMRC review. The same is awaiting endorsement for the IMRC review and evaluation. Five (5) IMs from the College of Arts & Sciences were returned back to the proponents to follow the prescribed format. The QAA Office is awaiting endorsement of the same IMs for review and evaluation by the IMRC. Two (2) IMs from the College of Agriculture are set for the review and evaluation by the IMRC once the availability of the committee members is confirmed. Engr. Cherry Q. Joyno (left wearing pink blazer), faculty proponent of the instructional material for EnE 321, answers questions from the IMRC during the content verification of the same manual. Mr. Arnel Travero (left), IMRC member for Mathematics IM, and Dr. Nueva D. Salaan (middle), IMRC Chair for CAS IMs, discuss relevant matters for consideration in the preparation of instructional materials.

30 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report STUDENT SERVICES AND FACULTY DEVELOPMENT NECESSITATE to provide effective and efficient student services and continue investing in faculty development programs Student Activities, Awards and Recognitions USTP-Claveria Aggie Students and Graduates copped the 100% Passing Rate in Various NC-2 Assessment Tests All the seventeen (17) students and alumni of USTP-Claveria College of Agriculture passed the recently conducted National Certificates (NC-2) assessments by TESDA Kinoguitan National Agricultural School (TESDA KNAS) for Animal Production (Poultry-Chicken), Animal Production (Ruminants) last February, 14, 17 and 20, 2022. These are broken down as follows: A. Animal Production (Ruminants), BSAF Alumni 1. AGSOY, Isidro 2. HEBIA, Hellix 3. EBAJAY, Charisse 4. HIGAYON, Sarah Vanessa 5. NAINGUE, Reyman 6. REGIDOR, Quenielaine May B. Animal Production (Ruminants), BSA Students/Graduates 1. MELITARES, Carlo R. 2. RAMBUYON, Argie 3. VICENTE, Joshua Rey 4. VILLAMOR, John Paul 5. SOLIDARIOS, Joseph 6. VIRTUDAZO, Rey 7. RAGASAJO, Jezer Clyde 8. TEJADA, Loida C. Animal Production (Poultry –Chicken), BSA Graduates 1. TEJADA, Loida 2. ESTRADA, Gilmar 3. VIRTUDAZO, Rey 4. CABELIS, Melchora 5. SEVILINO, Jan Mark Mr. Jover B. Jabagat, Department Chair., AgicTech Department, ably coached and mentored these Aggies for the overwhelming 100% passing rate for USTP-Claveria College of Agriculture. USTP Aggie Graduates Soar High in Agrostudies Internship in Israel

P a g e | 31 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report KUDOS to the nine (9) graduates of the College of Agriculture for making early this year to a 1-year internship in Israel. USTPClaveria College of Agriculture graduates have already fared their way to training in advanced agriculture in one of the world’s most innovative agriculture, namely: 1) Anthony M. Galamiton (BSAF), 2) Nerilyn Jala (BAT), 3) John Carlo M. Pines (BSA), 4) Jemar cartilla (BSA), 5) Armando Canceran jr (BSA), 6) Gerald James Gerong (BSA), 7) Kent Lester Eduria (BSA), 8) Felipe Liloan Jr (BAT), and 9) Jumar Duguan (BSA). They were sent by the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) to learn more about modernized agriculture under a training program offered by Agrostudies, The International Center for Agricultural Interns in Israel. Upon completion, the trainees are expected to contribute in the improvement of the agricultural curriculum of TESDA and other training institutions in the country. Four Graduate Students Among CHED SIKAP Scholars Four (4) graduate students of the College of Agriculture have been qualified and eventually among the recipients nationwide of the Staff and Instructors’ Knowledge Advancement Program (SIKAP) Grant sponsored by CHED. They are (1) Ms. Zandra Quirante (PhD-Crop Science) and (2) Mr. Hanah Sapid (MSA-Crop Science) of the J.H. Ceriles State College in Zamboanga del Sur; (3) Ms. Judy Mae L. Pabellon (MSA-Crop Science) of USTPClaveria; and (4) Mr. Gether Enario (PhD-Animal Science) of Misamis University in Ozamiz City. Perdigon clinches 3rd Place in National Promotional Video Contest MR. FRANCIS JOSEPH C. PERDIGON, BS Agri-III, Crop Science student of USTP-Claveria won 2nd Runner-Up in the National Promotional Video Contest during the 2nd National Youth In Agriculture Summit 2022 on April 21-22, 2022, via Zoom. The winning video out of 12 National Finalists: “PUNLA: Cultivating the Seeds of the Future by Francis Joseph Perdigon”

32 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report 3 BS ABE students garners awards in 71st PSABE Annual National Convention 2022 Three (3) students Bachelor of Science in Agriculture and Biosystems Engineering (BSABE) students of USTP Claveria garnered awards during the 71st PSABE Annual Convention. Renz Jeremy Onipa ranked 1st place in Photography Contest, while Norhanna Tampo awarded a special award in Essay Writing Contest. Luis Balaman, on the other hand, was the newly elected PSABE-PPG National Treasurer. MR. CHRISTIAN PAUL R. REGIDOR, BS in Agri-IV, Crop Science student of USTPClaveria was among the National Finalists from the field of 16 contestants in the National 3-Minute Speech Contest during the 2nd National Youth In Agriculture Summit 2022 on April 21- 22, 2022, via Zoom. Regidor finishes as National Finalist in the 3-Minute Speech Contest Mr. FRANCIS JOSEPH C. PERDIGON, BS Agri-III Crop Science student of USTP-Claveria reaped another 'laurel' in the field of campus journalism by garnering 3rd Place In The Editorial Cartooning at the 4th Organization of Student Services Educators, Inc (OSSEI) National Webinars and Writing Competition, May 21, 28 and June 4, 2022 via Zoom. Perdigon ranks 3rd Place in Editorial Cartooning in OSSEI National Webinars and Writing Tilts

P a g e | 33 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report USTP Aggie Students attend International Training Course on Pig Husbandry On July 4 to August 5, 2022, two (2) students from USTP Claveria and an official from the USTP Claveria’s “Head, Heart, Hands and Health Club (4H Club)”, namely Rhea Jane C. Listahan and Emmanuel II U. Hebron, attended the 1-month International Training Course on Pig Husbandry at Marawoy, Lipa City, Batangas. Dr. Imelda U Hebron, adviser of the 4H Club was one of the people that sent the student’s names to the Agricultural Training Institute – International Training Center for Pig Husbandry (ATI-ITCPH). Learn. Lead. Serve. (LLS): Trailblazing Leaders Camp 2022 The Learn. Lead. Serve. (LLS) Trailblazing Leaders Camp 2022 is a three-day leadership camp workshop from July 14 to 16, 2022, which aims to promote collaboration among the different USTP Campus thru leadership. Selected student from different accredited student organization of USTP campuses gathered at USTP Claveria for the on-site Trailblazing

34 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report Leaders Camp 2022, the first ever face-to-face system wide student activity in the new normal. Learn. Lead. Serve. (LLS) is an annual leadership training which aims to educate the student leaders about their role in helping the University achieve its vision and mission. This year, it transpired as a hybrid activity, consisting of participants from both online and onsite, and is marked as the trailblazing leaders camp 2022 with the theme Adapting to Resilient Leadership and Delivery of Student Services in the New Normal. Participants are composed of student leaders from the USTP Campuses of Cagayan de Oro, Balubal, Jasaan, Oroquieta, Panaon, Villanueva, and the host campus, Claveria.

P a g e | 35 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report Youth Leaders School-Based Anti-Illegal Drugs Advocacy Training of Trainers Last July 21 – 22, 2022, CHED (Commission on Higher Education) in partnership with PDEA (Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency) conducted a Youth Leaders School-Based Anti-Illegal Drugs Advocacy Training of Trainers with the theme: “Empowerment Begins with Awareness. Share Facts on Drugs, Saves Lives”. Happened at Platinum Ballroom Hall, Mallberry Suites Business Hotel. This activity was in accordance with the pertinent provisions of Republic Act No. 7722 otherwise known as the “Higher Education Act of 1994” and Executive Order No. 66 “Institutionalizing the Philippine Anti-Illegal Drugs Strategy”. USTP 6th Charter Day Celebration: Student Leaders Student Leaders Summit is a one-day celebration on August 19, 2022 – 10:00AM to 10:00PM at USTP Cagayan de Oro Campus that culminates the USTP 6th Charter Day Celebration. It is gathering of all student leaders across the USTP System that celebrates #OneUSTP. This event offers a recognized venue for student leaders from different USTP Campuses to get together to discuss their leadership obstacles and consider viable solutions. The event incorporates various activities and sessions that will help create the sense of a true trailblazer. Also, the student display their skills in numerous domains at the USTP Talents and also at the Student leaders Social and Testimonial Night 2022 where they exhibit outstanding leadership in obtaining excellence testimonies.

36 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report PSABE-PPG USTP Claveria Chapter attends 26th Mindanao-Wide ABE Convention Twenty-seven (27) students of the Bachelor of Science in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering of USTP Claveria attended the 26th Mindanao-Wide ABE Convention held at Central Mindanao University, Musuan, Bukidnon on November 9-11, 2022. The USTP Claveria delegation, composing of student leaders and members of the USTP Claveria Chapter of the PSABE-PreProfessional Group were accompanied by their Advisers/Personnel-in-charge, Engrs. Xylene Zhixelle S Layno and Analiza Marie E Paaño. The following ABE students attended and won the following competitions: • Vlog contest participated by Renz Jeremy Onipa - 6th Place • Volleyball: Women (Team with USM) – 2nd Place • Basketball: Men (team with USM) – 2nd Place

P a g e | 37 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report USTP-Claveria Students Victorious in 26th Philippine Statistics Quiz – Misamis Oriental Provincial Elimination Team USTP Claveria bragged 3rd, 5th and 6th places during the Provincial Elimination of the 26th Philippine Statistics Quiz in the province of Misamis Oriental which was held in Chali Beach Resort, Cugman, CDO City last October 19, 2022. A total of eighteen (18) participants competed representing the six (6) colleges and universities in the province. Mr. Carl L. Achame (BSA-1) clinched 3rd place, Mr. Abe Isaac A. Galendez (BSA-1) placed 5th and Ms. Dianne A. Placibe (BTLEd-1) wound-up 6th, at a highly competitive statistics quiz that composed of three (3) qualifying and final rounds. Mr. Achame who won 3rd place, along with the 1st and 2nd placers qualified for Region X Elimination slated on November 14, 2022 in Cagayan de Oro City.

38 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report USTP Claveria Trailblazers won big during the Mindanao Association of State Tertiary Schools (MASTS) Games 2022 On November 6-9, 26 delegates from the campus competed during the Mindanao Association of State Tertiary Schools (MASTS) Games 2022 – Socio Cultural Events. The following are the delegates’ places during the said competition: A. Literary Arts -Essay Writing Participated by: Aces Kie Pikut (BSSW 2) 7th - Overall; 2nd – Region -Pagsusulat ng Sanaysay

P a g e | 39 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report Participated by: Mary Grace Fernandez (BSA 4) 7th – Overall; 2nd – Region -Dagliang Talumpati Participated by: Carlito Galero (BSA 4) 7th – Overall; 1st – Region -Pagkukuwento Participated by: Bellanova Agusto (BTLEd 1) 11th – Overall; 2nd – Region B. Theater Arts -Short Film Participated by: Martha Gulanes (BSA 2) - Script Writer, Videographer, Editor Marc Jonas Oclarit (BSIT 1) - Videographer Januz Perez (BFPT 2) - Production Crew Ronuel Matugas (BSIT 1) - Actor Kennan Lintohan (BSIT 1) - Actor Emmanuel Danuco II (BSIT 1) – Actor Darel Buiza (BSIT 1) – Actor Kitchie Cuizon (BSIT 1) – Actor 11th – Overall; 3rd – Region -Radio Drama Solo Participated by: Crishia Maiso (BSSW 2) – Actor Loidy Klient Gundaya (BSEnE 4) – Technical 3rd – Overall; 2nd – Region C. Visual Arts -On-The-Spot Poster Making Participated by: Jasper Ian Basco (BSABE 2) 8th – Overall; 3rd – Region -In-Situ Painting Participated by: Aldan Rae Tubo (BSEnE 3) 9th – Overall; 1st- Region -Artistic Photo Participated by: Januz Perez (BFPT 2) 4th – Overall -Artistic Videography Participated by: Martha Gulanes (BSA 2) Marc Jonas Oclarit (BSIT 1) Champion – Overall; 1st - Region D. Musical Arts -Vocal Duet Participated by: Jeramae Edquila (BSSW 2) Arianne Nile labor (BSSW 1) 4th - Overall; 1st – Region -Kundiman Participated by: Jerame Edquila (BSSW 2)

40 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report 8th – Overall -Vocal Pop Solo Participated by: Mart Justine Mangalos (BSA 2) 18th – Overall -Instrumental Solo Participated by: Anthony Logronio (BSEnE 3) Champion - Overall; 1st – Region E. Dance Arts -Contemporary Duo Participated by: Trisha Quevedo (BSHM 1) Donna Belle Lomongo (BSEnE 2) 10th – Overall -Contemporary Solo Participated by: Trisha Quevedo (BSHM 1) 16th – Overall -Hiphop Solo Participated by: Danny Juson ((BSEnE 3) 10th – Overall -Hiphop Duo Participated by: Danie juson (BSEnE 3) Jessa Dayoc (BSSW) 15th – Overall

P a g e | 41 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report On November 10-12, 42 delegates from the campus competed during the Mindanao Association of State Tertiary Schools (MASTS) 2022 – Sports. The following are the delegates’ places during the said competition: A. Athletics Norman Curt Luardo - Gold Medalist (Men’s 1500 m dash) - Gold Medalist (Men’s 800 m dash) - Silver Medalist (Men’s 400 m dash) - Men’s 4 x 400 m dash Reyell Jalapan - 4th place (Men’s Shot Put) - 7th place (Men’s Javelin Throw) Darren Ratilla - 9th place (Men’s 200 m dash) - 9th place (Men’s triple Jump) Rheno Daynos - Silver Medalist (men’s 4 x 400 m dash) Jomari Ebisa - Silver Medalist (men’s 4 x 400 m dash) B. Taekwondo Lyndon Dilag - Bronze Medalist (Flyweight Category) C. Volleyball Men Pre-Quarter Finalist: - Macahilig, Marc Edzel - Jimenez, Jeorge Greggy - Caubanan, Joziel - Pante, Jones Dave - Salvana, Charles Steven - Quirino, Diodel John - Escultura, Hammer Jones - Teopisto, Henry - Ebarle, Ardjie - Malinao, Charles Christian - Heredero Jr, Arthur - Bucio, Jayvee Tracks Sensation Norman Carl Luardo (BSA-1) was featured in Mindanao Daily News issue dated Novemvber 16, 2022, as the newest sensation in running tilt during the MASTS 2022 Sports Competition, as the pride of USTP-Claveria

42 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report USTP-Claveria Aggie Student Receives Awards as Among ATI’s National Winners of 2022 Youth in Agripreneurship Program Pitching Competition Ms. Ressie A. Umaran, BS in Agriculture-4 Crop Science Student of USTP-Claveria, is among the three (3) national winners of the 2022 Youth in Agripreneurship Program (YAP) Agribusiness Pitching Competition held last November 23- 25, 2022 via Zoom, being organized by the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) through the Partnerships and Accreditation Division (PAD) . Ms. Umaran’s winning project proposal entitled “Naturally Grown Black Rice Production” was adjudged among the 3 best at the national level under the Intermediate Category, with the other two (2) winners hailing both from the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR). She is the lone winner from Region X. There were also 3 national winners each from other categories such as the Beginner and Advanced Levels. The feasibility and sustainability of the proposals were among the criteria used by the national evaluators for choosing the winners. Awarding ceremony took place at the Agricultural Training Institute in Quezon City on December 19, 2022, with Ressie to receive an enticing cash award for financial assistance of the project and a plaque of recognition from ATI. Faculty Profile In strengthening USTP Claveria’s workforce, the administration through the HRMO significantly facilitated the successful filling up of important non-teaching plantilla positions and one faculty plantilla item, promotion of 17 faculty members through NBC 461, s. 1998 Cycle 8 implementation, reappointment of 2 faculty members to permanent positions, renewal of 16 temporary faculty members, and the augmentation of 100 COS faculty and 136 nonteaching staff under Job Order status. More so, the office has also contributed to the preparations for ROSS proposal as one major campus hoping to get more non-teaching plantilla items to fully support its academic programs and has assisted the VCAA and the deans in the successful processing of the scrap and build of faculty positions, abolishing 3 higher faculty positions and created 8 Instructor positions to further strengthen the 3 colleges’ structure. The creation of these positions would support the departments that need certification of program compliance.

P a g e | 43 USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report Figure 3. Number of Regular Faculty (Hired, Re-hired, Reappointment, Promotion) Table 5. NBC 461 Cycle 8 Evaluation (Promotion) No Name College Position Effectivity Gender 1 Ido, Alexander L. College of Engineering & Technology Professor VI November 15, 2022 M 2 Rondina, Janneth Q College of Science and Technology Education Professor III November 15, 2022 F 3 Nillama, Grace Vergie P. College of Engineering & Technology Professor II November 15, 2022 F 4 Cubio, Greg M Research and Innovation Center Professor I November 15, 2022 M 5 Mugot, Dennis A College of Arts and Sciences Professor I November 15, 2022 M 6 Taylaran, Renante D College of Agriculture Professor I November 15, 2022 M 7 Gonzaga, Apolinario Jr B. College of Agriculture Professor VI September 30, 2022 M 8 Gonzaga, Nelda R. College of Agriculture Professor VI September 30, 2022 F 9 Politud, Eric Randy R. College of Agriculture Professor VI September 30, 2022 M 10 Alcantara, Charly G. College of Agriculture Professor V September 30, 2022 F 11 Tizo, Maribel S. College of Engineering & Technology Professor IV September 30, 2022 F 12 Bodbod, Isabelita C. College of Arts and Sciences Associate Professor V September 30, 2022 F 13 Yamuta, Lindylou M. College of Agriculture Associate Professor V September 30, 2022 F 14 Cabanday, Kharen C. College of Agriculture Associate Professor IV September 30, 2022 F 18 2 16 100 NBC 461 Cycle 8 Reappointment Renewal of Appointment Re-hired COS

44 | P a g e USTP Claveria Campus | FY 2022 Annual Report 15 Icalina, Casimero L. College of Agriculture Associate Professor IV September 30, 2022 M 16 Gulanes, Argin A. College of Arts and Sciences Associate Professor IV September 30, 2022 F 17 Pagon, Ramil C. College of Arts and Sciences Associate Professor I September 30, 2022 M 18 Aragua, Alphany D. College of Engineering & Technology Assistant Professor III September 30, 2022 F Table 6. Reappointment (Change of Status from Temporary to Permanent) No Name College Position Effectivity Gender 1 Jabagat, Jover B College of Agriculture Instructor I June 30, 2022 M 2 Nagal, Cyril John C. College of Agriculture Instructor I June 30, 2022 M Table 7. Renewal of Appointments No Name College Position Effectivity Gender 1 Tion, Cielo R College of Engineering and Technology Assistant Professor I June 23, 2022 F 2 Abrenica, Lialyn O College of Agriculture Instructor I August 16, 2022 F 3 Badino, Derilyn A College of Agriculture Instructor I August 16, 2022 F 4 Hilot, Rex C. College of Agriculture Instructor I August 16, 2022 M 5 Pepito, Sarah Lyn A College of Agriculture Instructor I August 16, 2022 F 6 Palma, Junerie C College of Agriculture Instructor I August 16, 2022 M 7 Moner, Jasmin P College of Arts and Sciences Instructor I August 16, 2022 F 8. Pajuyo, Eliseo Jr. E. College of Arts and Sciences Instructor I August 16, 2022 M 9 Balintongog, Albert D College of Arts and Sciences Instructor I August 16, 2022 M 10 Pepania, Joy E College of Arts and Sciences Instructor I August 16, 2022 F 11 Travero, Arnel S College of Arts and Sciences Instructor I August 16, 2022 M 12 Abella, Maribel S. College of Engineering and Technology Instructor I August 16, 2022 F 13 Tizo, Remy John S. College of Engineering and Technology Instructor I August 16, 2022 M 14 Arevalo, Efren Paul I College of Engineering and Technology Instructor I August 16, 2022 M 15 Esparcia, Glennford M College of Engineering and Technology Instructor I September 20, 2022 M 16 Mabayo, Val Irvin F College of Engineering and Technology Instructor III November 12, 2022 M