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Graduate School<font style="font-weight: bold;" size="5"><span style="font-family: Verdana;">10 programs undergo AACCUP evaluation</span></font>
SIX UNDERGRADUATE programs and four graduate offerings underwent survey visits on separate schedules by the Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universities in the Philippines (AACCUP).
The electronics and communications engineering (ECE), computer engineering, and chemical engineering programs of the College of Engineering underwent on Nov. 26-29 a preliminary survey visit conducted by a cluster team led by Dr. Alfredo G. Mendoza of AACCUP. Engineer Ma. Elena A. Noriega of the Polytechnic University of the Philippines led the team that evaluated the ECE program while engineer Minerva C. Zoleta of the Eulogio ‘Amang’ Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology (EARIST) headed the team that assessed the computer engineering program. Likewise, Dr. Lourdes G. Bandoy, also from EARIST, served as team leader for the assessment of the chemical engineering offering. Dr. Lilain D. Torres of CLSU, engineer Benedicto S. Noriega of BSU, Dr. Dinah E. Abugho of RMTU, Prof. Myrna A. Coliat of BSU, and Prof. Liza Marie M. Valondo of RMTU served as members of the three teams.
Another cluster of evaluators headed by Dr. Mariano J. Guillermo assessed the environmental science, English studies, and sociology offerings of the Colleges of Arts and Sciences. All three programs, likewise, underwent preliminary survey visit. Dr. Conchita R. Caunian of RMTU led the team that assessed the English studies program; Dr. Mariano J. Guillermo, sociology; and Dr. David L. Cero of CvSU, environmental science. Dr. Beverly I. Agustin of RMTU, Dr. Ligaya C. Bicomong of PUP, Prof. Emerita S. Odon of TCA, Prof. Liza Marie M. Valondo of RMTU, Prof. Ma. Theresa B. Nardo of TCA and Dr. Camilo A. Pimentel of ISCAF served as members of the three teams.
Moreover, the nursing, rural development, and agriculture programs of the College of Health Sciences and the College of Agriculture and Forestry underwent Level III, second phase survey visit last Dec. 4-5 by a panel of accreditors composed of Dr. Manuel T. Corpus, executive director of AACCUP; Dr. Mario S. Suba, director for accreditation of CLSU; and Dr. Rosanna Grace B. Belo, dean of the College of Nursing of WVSU.
On the whole, the accreditation group composed of 25 AACCUP-trained evaluators from various higher education institutions in the country. Heading them was Dr. Nilo E. Colinares, AACCUP overall coordinator.
The accreditation of the curricular programs of the university is one of the main thrusts of the present administration as embodied in the 10-point agenda of President Miriam E. Pascua. . To date, the university already has 35 accredited programs out of the 44 degree programs it offers. Five of these are enjoying Level III status. Ten others are qualified or have passed for Level III. Five more programs are undergoing assessment for Level III while five have been accredited/re-accredited for Level II. Moreover, 10 undergraduate programs are on candidate status.
The electronics and communications engineering (ECE), computer engineering, and chemical engineering programs of the College of Engineering underwent on Nov. 26-29 a preliminary survey visit conducted by a cluster team led by Dr. Alfredo G. Mendoza of AACCUP. Engineer Ma. Elena A. Noriega of the Polytechnic University of the Philippines led the team that evaluated the ECE program while engineer Minerva C. Zoleta of the Eulogio ‘Amang’ Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology (EARIST) headed the team that assessed the computer engineering program. Likewise, Dr. Lourdes G. Bandoy, also from EARIST, served as team leader for the assessment of the chemical engineering offering. Dr. Lilain D. Torres of CLSU, engineer Benedicto S. Noriega of BSU, Dr. Dinah E. Abugho of RMTU, Prof. Myrna A. Coliat of BSU, and Prof. Liza Marie M. Valondo of RMTU served as members of the three teams.
Another cluster of evaluators headed by Dr. Mariano J. Guillermo assessed the environmental science, English studies, and sociology offerings of the Colleges of Arts and Sciences. All three programs, likewise, underwent preliminary survey visit. Dr. Conchita R. Caunian of RMTU led the team that assessed the English studies program; Dr. Mariano J. Guillermo, sociology; and Dr. David L. Cero of CvSU, environmental science. Dr. Beverly I. Agustin of RMTU, Dr. Ligaya C. Bicomong of PUP, Prof. Emerita S. Odon of TCA, Prof. Liza Marie M. Valondo of RMTU, Prof. Ma. Theresa B. Nardo of TCA and Dr. Camilo A. Pimentel of ISCAF served as members of the three teams.
Moreover, the nursing, rural development, and agriculture programs of the College of Health Sciences and the College of Agriculture and Forestry underwent Level III, second phase survey visit last Dec. 4-5 by a panel of accreditors composed of Dr. Manuel T. Corpus, executive director of AACCUP; Dr. Mario S. Suba, director for accreditation of CLSU; and Dr. Rosanna Grace B. Belo, dean of the College of Nursing of WVSU.
On the whole, the accreditation group composed of 25 AACCUP-trained evaluators from various higher education institutions in the country. Heading them was Dr. Nilo E. Colinares, AACCUP overall coordinator.
The accreditation of the curricular programs of the university is one of the main thrusts of the present administration as embodied in the 10-point agenda of President Miriam E. Pascua. . To date, the university already has 35 accredited programs out of the 44 degree programs it offers. Five of these are enjoying Level III status. Ten others are qualified or have passed for Level III. Five more programs are undergoing assessment for Level III while five have been accredited/re-accredited for Level II. Moreover, 10 undergraduate programs are on candidate status.
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