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BARCELOS, Filomeno A. Instructor III Master of Arts in Education major in Industrial Education, 27 units Electrical Education GUINTO, Mories J. Assistant Professor IV Doctor of Philosophy major in Business Management (CAR) Master in Business Administration Master of Arts in Education Computer Engineering Technology Business Administration Business Management

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higher-education-building-pichigher-education-building-pic Lemery Administration Students Faculty Research Extension Linkages Facilities Faculty College of Accountancy, Business and Economics (CABE) Cabello, Zorcastro E. Instructor I Master in Business Administration Graduate (with 6 units in DBA) Cueto Jennifer M. Assistant Professor IV Doctor of Philosophy Major in International Society and Culture Llana, Jesse Nelson P. Asst. Prof. IV Doctor of Public Administration Gonzales, Sandy M. Associate Professor I Doctor of Philosophy in Human Resource Management – dissertation writing Malaluan, Jemuel G. Instructor I Doctor of Business Administration Molo, Lovilet C. Assistant Professor I Certified Public Accountant Master in Business Administration Graduate (with 12 units in DBA) Rodriguez, Martha Vida B. Instructor I Master in Business Administration Graduate (with 12 units in DBA) Villanueva, Dennis T. Instructor I Master in Business Administration Graduate (with 39 units in PhD in Business Management) Part time Faculty Abucay, Richelle P. Lecturer 1 Master in Business Administration Alcazar, Jona May M. Professorial Lecturer I Juris Doctor Aro, Raquel S. Lecturer I Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in Filipino LET Passer Atienza, Raquel H. Lecturer 1 BS Accounting Management Master of Arts in Education Major in Social Studies (18 units) De Torres, Sandra Mae V. Lecturer II Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English MA in Teaching Major in English Language Gonzales, Marie Grace A. Lecturer I Master of Arts in Education Major in English Hernandez, Fernando G. Lecturer I Master of Arts in Education Major in English Master of Arts in Culture and Heritage Studies (22 units) Manongsong-Antalan, Katherine Jocel M. Professorial Lecturer I Juris Doctor Moreto, Carmina D. Lecturer III Master in Psychology Nuay, Timothy Paul D. Lecturer I BS Accountancy Certified Public Accountant Ricalde, Sheila Mae M. Lecturer I BS Business Administration Major in Marketing Management Salazar, Edna B. Lecturer II Bachelor in Business Education Major in Business Distributive Arts Master of Arts in Educational Administration (21 Units) College of Teacher Education (CTE) Belegal, Leonila B. Assistant Professor I Master of Arts in Education Major in Educational Management LET Passer Relevo, Marilou V. Assistant Professor I Bachelor of Science in Fisheries Education Master of Arts in Education (27 units) PBET Passer Revuelta, Miguel Alvin King A. Instructor I Master of Arts in Education Major in MAPEH LET Passer Part-time Faculty Alteza, Erwin C. Lecturer II Master of Arts in Education Administration Doctor of Philosophy in English Major in Language and Literature (6 Units) LET Passer Cabalde, Kristine B. Lecturer I Master of Science in Mathematics Education LET Passer Ocampo, Jorge C. Lecturer II Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in Social Studies LET Passer Peñaflor, Philip Jireh H. Lecturer I Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in MAPEH Master of Arts in Education Major in MAPEH (18 units) LET Passer Villalobos, Mark Joseph M. Lecturer III Bachelor of Science in Industrial Education Master of Arts in Education Major in Educational Management (30 units) LET Passer College of Industrial Technology (CIT) Cusi, Marife M. Instructor I Master of Arts in Education Major in Science Teaching De Villa, Normelito T. Instructor III Civil Engineer Master of Arts in Education Major in Mathematics Teaching (42 units) Part-time Faculty Cañada, Joel N. Lecturer I Bachelor of Industrial Technology Major in Electronics Engineering Technology Master of Technology (39 Units) Master of Arts in Education Major in TLE (33 units) Deomampo, Milbert S. Lecturer I BS Electronics & Communication Engineering MS Mathematics (15 units) Garcillanosa, Glenn B. Lecturer I Bachelor of Industrial Technology Major in Electrical Engineering Technology Laksamana, Venice M. Lecturer I Master of Arts in Education Major in Mathematics Teaching College of Informatics and Computing Sciences (CICS) Part-time Faculty De Silva, Lalaine C. Lecturer I BS Information Technology Master of Science in Information Technology (9 units)

College of Teacher Education

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BSU Nasugbu Campusnasugbu-apacible-statuenasugbu-hostelnasugbu-cas-laboratoriesnasugbu-gym Nasugbu Administration Students Faculty Research Extension Linkages Facilities Expanded Tertiary Education, Equivalency and Accreditation Program The ETEEAP is an alternative education that promotes access to continuing quality higher education. It is an effective system of academic equivalency and accreditation of prior learning from relevant work experiences and formal/non-formal educational training. Program Offerings Description & Curriculum Bachelor of Science in Accountancy Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Business Economics Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Financial Management Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Human Resource Management Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Marketing Management Contact Telephone: (043) 416-0350 loc. 211 Laboratory School Email: labschool.nasugbu@g.batstate-u.edu.ph Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/BatStateULabSchool

Innovators discuss eng’g, S&T for the ‘new normal’ in a virtual int’l conference

The Batangas State University successfully staged its 5th International Research Conference on Innovations in Engineering, Science and Technology (IRCIEST V) with the theme “Innovations in Engineering, Science and Technology for the New Normal and Beyond” held virtually for the first time via FLOOR platform, Dec. 6-7. More than 470 participants from local higher education institutions (HEIs), private institutions, and business organizations joined the knowledge-sharing event which served as a dynamic platform for S&T and engineering students, professionals, technopreneurs, and researchers to share advances in various fields and stages of technology applications and commercialization. According to University President Dr. Tirso A. Ronquillo, IRCIEST’s main goal is to enjoin researchers from different institutions across the globe to do more collaborative work to provide innovative solutions to the immediate problems in the ‘new normal’. “The Batangas State University remains committed to strengthening and enhancing the capabilities of our researchers as we continue to build upon our commitment to forging a country that is able to reap the fruits of innovation in engineering, science and technology in the knowledge-based economy,” Pres. Ronquillo shared during his opening remarks. Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Secretary Fortunato T. Dela Peña delivered the keynote address. He presented various projects DOST has crafted to inspire more life-changing innovations in the new normal through the Science and Technology for a Resilient Community against the Pandemic or STRAP program. “As part of the scientific community, we will continue to find solutions that our rich human resources can put up through our support for science and technology projects. We need to collaborate and partner more with our universities and research institutions to take part in our endeavors in research and development,” Sec. Dela Peña concluded in his keynote address. The conference also featured a keynote lecture from Ms. Salla Eckhardt, Director of Transformation Services of Microsoft on “Digital Transformation in the New Normal and Beyond” as well as plenary sessions, panel discussions, and masterclasses with innovators from the Philippines, Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, and United States as resource speakers. Plenary sessions: Mr. Christopher Cooper, Chief Science Officer and CEO, Airlock 389 Mr. George Royeca, Chief Transport Advocate, Angkas Panel discussion on Women Growth and Innovation: Ms. Katrina Chan, Director, QBO Innovation Hub Ms. Paula Mills, Founder & CEO, Academy of Entrepreneurs Ms. Priya Thachadi, Co-Founder and CEO, Villgro Philippines Mr. Chris Peralta, Founder and CEO, Silicon Valley HQ Panel discussion on Building Regional Startup Enablers for Ecosystem Development RESEED Consortium Representatives from different Regions: Dr. Thelma Palaoag, University of the Cordilleras, TARAKI Cordillera Dr. Jose Guzman, Cagayan State University, SINAG Cagayan Valley Engr. Dennis Dela Cruz, Bulacan State University, SULONG Central Luzon Engr. Albertson Amante, Batangas State University, ICONS South Luzon Engr. Shearyl Arenas, Technological Institute of the Philippines, QC SCALE NCR Dr. Carmelo Ambut, Iloilo Science and Technology University, UMWAD Western Visayas Ms. Janice Antoniette Förster, Silliman University, DASIG Central Visayas Engr. Bronson Mabulay, University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines, MindSET Northern Mindanao Mr. Miguel Carlo Guillermo, University of the Philippines Mindanao, IDEAS Davao Engr. Edward Paul Apigo, Senior Science Research Specialist, DOST PCIEERD – RITTD Parallel Masterclasses: Mr. Neelesh Bhatia, CEO, Akadasia – “Adapting a Universal Design for your Online Classroom” Mr. Kelvin Ng Han Yao, Analytics Specialist, Quandatics – “From Data to Prediction Without Coding” Dr. Seow Kok Huie, Senior Application Engineer, TechSource Systems – “Machine Learning Techniques and Enhanced Signal Processing for Sensor Data Analytics Dr. Vincent Chai, Sr. Program Manager, CAD-IT Consultants (Asia) Pte Ltd. – “ The Role of Simulation in Industry 4.0” A total of 36 papers were presented during the parallel sessions tackling food and agriculture; engineering education, S&T, electronics, data science and analytics; instrumentation and control; automation and control, information and communication technology, biochemistry and molecular biology, and energy and environment. The conference was formally closed with the awarding of Best Presenters and Best Research Papers as well as the announcement of the top 3 winners in the Innovation Challenge Competition. The AIRIN start-up project of the Nueva Vizcaya State University was announced as the champion in the competition. Meanwhile, the Cocofuel project of Mindanao State University-Iligan Institute of Technology and the Polypelletech project of the University Rizal System were awarded as the 2nd placer and 3rd placer respectively. P100,000 worth of total cash prizes will be awarded to the winners. Ms. Emelita P. Bagsit, Regional Director of the Department of Science and Technology and major sponsor of the Innovation Challenge Competition graced the occasion and assisted in the awarding of winners. Engr. Albertson Amante, IRCIEST V Conference Chair officially closed the conference by thanking all participants and committee members for the successful virtual event and invited everyone for the 6th IRCIEST in 2023. IRCIEST V is a biennial conference organized and spearheaded by Batangas State University since 2013. Batangas State University is a Level IV state university in the CALABARZON region, and the only SUC in the country accredited by the US Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) for its Engineering and Information Technology programs. It is rated 3 stars in the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) list of top universities and has the highest number of ASEAN Engineers faculty among Philippine higher education institutions.

University gears toward future-proofing engineering through its 1st Int’l Conference on Innovations in Eng’g Education

The University’s Center for Innovation in Engineering Education (CIEE)—the first of its kind in the country—is set to stage its 1st International Conference on Innovations in Engineering Education (ICIEE 2021) to be held virtually via Zoom Webinars on November 10 and 11, 2021. This is the first major-scale event of the Center since its establishment in December 2020 and formal launching earlier in March coincident with the celebration of the World Engineering Day 2021. The CIEE serves as the University’s official arm in advancing engineering education. As the industry undergoes radical technological advancement, the University remains true to its mission of producing leaders by providing a 21st century learning environment through innovations in education, further driven by the ICIEE 2021. In addition, the Center believes that the conduct of the conference is both timely and relevant to the education and industry sectors as they catch pace in producing future-proof graduates who will become professionals capable of meeting the industry’s rising demands. “As engineering moves forward, so must engineering education. Innovation is vital to our economic, social, and environmental futures, and the present situation encourages urgent, collaborative investments on both the local and global levels necessary for the achievement of the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs),” reads the conference brief. Championing the theme “Engineering Educators: Active Drivers of Innovation,” ICIEE 2021 aims to serve as a platform for engineering professionals to spark intellectual discussions, refresh perspectives, and share expertise, best practices, and experience that will benefit the academe, industry, and pertinent government bodies, along with other key sectors involved in nation- and-world building. The two-day event is charged with 16 distinguished speakers from across the globe to cover a number of relevant thematic areas in plenary sessions, panel discussions, and masterclasses. Notable speakers include Dr. Sheryl Sorby, immediate past president and fellow of the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) and CIEE advisory board member to serve as the event keynote speaker, and Prof. Dr. Gong Ke, World Federation of Engineering Organizations (WFEO) President to discuss, alongside the International Centre for Engineering Education (ICEE), “The Continuing Role of Engineering Education in the Attainment of the SDGs: UNESCO Engineering Report 2021”, among many others. The ICIEE 2021 is organized in time for the celebration of the College of Engineering’s 50th anniversary. Since 1971, the College of Engineering in BatStateU, formerly Pablo Borbon Memorial Institute of Technology (PBMIT), has been the institution’s premier college that offers its flagship programs. The conference will also feature part of the Innovation Challenge Competition, a thematic competition that challenges students of higher education institutions (HEIs) to ideate, innovate, and pitch solutions addressing SDGs. The top ten (10) teams of the said competition will be announced prior to the closing of the ICIEE 2021. Said teams shall undergo an innovation program to improve the minimum viable products, conduct validation activities, and prepare for the final demo and pitching day scheduled on December 6 and 7 during the 5th International Research Conference on the Innovations in Engineering, Science, and Technology (IRCIEST V). The CIEE welcomes academicians, educators, researchers, industry practitioners, and leaders of global organizations in engineering education to join the international conference. Registration is open and may be accessed here: https://bit.ly/ICIEE2021_Registration. More details on schedule and fees can be accessed via the conference website at https://batstate-u.edu.ph/iciee/#/main/home. Batangas State University is a Level IV state university in the CALABARZON region, and the only SUC in the country accredited by the US Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) for its Engineering and Information Technology programs. It is rated 3 stars in the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) list of top universities and has the highest number of ASEAN Engineers faculty among Philippine higher education institutions.

TOWN HALL ON COVID-19

The Batangas State University, in coordination with the Department of Health (DOH) will be conducting a university-wide webinar on COVID-19 vaccination on April 16. Entitled “Town Hall on COVID-19 for Batangas State University”, the awareness webinar aims to orient and guide the whole Red Spartan community on matters regarding the COVID-19 vaccine, as spearheaded by the Health Services Office and Human Resource and Management Office, in coordination with DOH. The arrival of COVID-19 vaccines in the country is a major step in relation to the Philippine National Deployment and Vaccination Plan (NDVP) for COVID-19 Vaccines. Based from the recent surveys conducted by the Octa Research Group, there are still people who have yet to decide whether they will avail the available vaccines or not, because they are “not sure if the vaccine is safe and effective.” The Batangas State University, being an institution of higher learning, is one with the national government in ensuring a unified and coordinated vaccination campaign as provided under the NDVP. This is along with the end goal of undertaking proactive measures necessary to assure health and safety of all Filipinos. Representatives from DOH are invited speakers to the program to discuss facts that the public has to know about the COVID-19 vaccines.

Faculty – CICS

Computer Science ABRATIQUE, JAYSON D. Lecturer I Bachelor of Science in Computer Science AGDON, FATIMA MARIE P. Lecturer I Master of Science in Computer Science CASTILLO, RIA L. Instructor II Master of Science in Computer Science COLIAT, MYRNA A. Associate Professor V Master of Computer Science DE CHAVEZ, POUL ISAAC C. Assistant Professor I Master of Science in Computer Science DELA CRUZ, MAURICE OLIVER Y. Instructor I Master of Science in Computer Science DUMLAO, MENCHITA F. Professorial Lecturer I Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering ENRIQUEZ, ERWIN L. Instructor I Master of Science in Computer Science ESGUERRA, JOHN RICHARD M. Assistant Professor IV Master of Science in Computer Science HERNANDEZ, LOVELY ROSE T. Instructor III Master of Science in Computer Science MACATANGAY, LLOYD H. Associate Professor III Master of Science in Computer Science MONTALBO, FRANCIS JESMAR P. Associate Professor II Doctor in Information Technology PALAD, LANIE P. Instructor III Master of Science in Computer Science RODRIGUEZ, RAYMOND KIT M. Instructor III Master of Science in Computer Science TOLENTINO, LYSA C. Instructor II Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science POUR YOUSEFIAN BARFEH, DAVOOD Senior Lecturer V Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science RED, EVELYN Z. Lecturer V Doctor of Information Management Information Technology BALMES, JOSEPH ADRIAN F. Lecturer I Bachelor of Science in Information Technology BASIBAS, MARIEFEL T. Lecturer I Bachelor of Science in Information Technology BAYYOU, DEMEKE G. Senior Lecturer V Computer Science and Engineering CAÑADA, JEFFERSON I. Instructor III Master of Science in Information Technology CHUA, JOSHUA A. Lecturer I Bachelor of Science in Information Technology DAÑO, GERALD JAMES Q. Lecturer I Bachelor of Science in Information Technology DELMO, FRANCIS AARON A. Lecturer I Bachelor of Science in Computer Science FABREGAR, JEROME M. Lecturer I Master of Science in Information Technology FALCULAN, OWEN PATRICK F. Lecturer I Bachelor of Science in Information Technology FERNANDO, MARICEL GRACE Z. Associate Professor V Doctor in Information Technology HERNANDEZ, ROWELL M. Associate Professor IV Doctor in Information Technology GONDA, ALFONSO FREDERICKO V. Lecturer I Bachelor of Science in Information Technology LOMBOY, KRISTOFFERSEN EDWARD MAYCE R. Lecturer I Bachelor of Science in Information Technology LUTERO, LIGAYA F. Lecturer IV Master of Engineering Management – Major in Systems Management MANALO, JHON GLENN L. Lecturer I Bachelor of Science in Information Technology MANGUBAT, JELEEN M. Lecturer I Bachelor of Science in Information Technology MARASIGAN, KIMBERLY I. Instructor II Master of Science in Information Technology MELO, PRINCESS MARIE B. Professor I Doctor in Information Technology MENDOZA, ARJONEL M. Lecturer I Master in Information Technology OCAMPO, EDBERT Lecturer I Bachelor of Science in Information Technology RAMIREZ, JHOMARI M. Lecturer I Bachelor of Science in Information Technology RAMOS, DEAN CHARLIEMAGNE F. Lecturer I Bachelor of Science in Information Technology REYES, GLYNDEL ANN E. Lecturer I Bachelor of Science in Information Technology ROSALIO, CHRISTOPHER Lecturer I Master in Business Administration SOSA, CAMILLE JOY C. Lecturer I Bachelor of Science in Information Technology General Education Department ABACAN, MARIA KATHLEEN JOAN P. Lecturer I Bachelor of Secondary Education – Major in Mathematics AMPONIN, JHAMIL L. Lecturer I Bachelor of Secondary Education BACAY, JOEL B. Associate Professor V Master of Arts in Education Major in Mathematics BAGSIT, CHARLES CONRAD P. Lecturer I Bachelor Science Engineering Major in Structural Engineering BAGSIT, GRACELYN ANN L. Lecturer I Bachelor of Secondary Education – Major in Social Studies DE CASTRO, JOEY R. Lecturer I Bachelor of Secondary Education – Major in MAPEH LARAYA, MARIA ANGELICA S. Lecturer II Master of Arts in English Language Studies MADLANGBAYAN, ALLEN D. Lecturer I Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering MADLANGBAYAN, JAZEL B. Lecturer I Bachelor of Secondary Education – Social Studies MACATANGAY, GWEN YVES A. Lecturer I Bachelor of Secondary Education – Major in Social Studies MARQUEZ, HANNAH CARMELA V. Lecturer I Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in Social Studies MATANGUIHAN ERIC M. Lecturer I Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy MAURICIO, KAREN SELKA V. Lecturer I Bachelor in Secondary Education Major in MAPEH PADUA, RICHARD CHRIS P. Lecturer I Bachelor in Science Education Major in MAPEH PEÑA, JUSTEEN MONEEC CARELLE D. Lecturer I Bachelor of Science in Psychology PEÑERO, ISRAEL P. Assistant Professor IV Master in Developmental Management Master of Science in Mathematics SALVADO, MIKKA ALLAINE S. Lecturer I Bachelor of Science in Business Administration VIVAS AURELIA G. Lecturer VI Master of Arts in Education major in Mathematics Graduate Program Department AMORADO, RYNDEL V. Assistant Professor IV Doctor in Information Technology AVASTHI, SANDHYA Doctor of Philosophy in Information Technology BAYYOU, DEMEKE G. Professor II Doctor of Information Technology COLIAT, MYRNA A. Associate Professor V Master of Computer Science DUMLAO, MENCHITA F. Professor I Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering FERNANDO, MARICEL GRACE Z. Associate Professor V Doctor in Information Technology HERNANDEZ, ROWELL M. Associate Professor IV Doctor in Information Technology MACATANGAY, LLOYD H. Associate Professor III Master of Science in Computer Science NARIDA, HILARIO F. Assistant Professor III Master in Information Technology MELO, PRINCESS MARIE B. Professor I Doctor in Information Technology SARMIENTO, JEFFREY S. Associate Professor IV TOLENTINO, LYSA C. Instructor II Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science MONTALBO, FRANCIS JESMAR P. Associate Professor II Doctor in Information Technology POUR YOUSEFIAN BARFEH, DAVOOD Professor II Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science RED, EVELYN Z. Assistant Professor II Doctor of Information Management

Facilities – CIT

Audio Visual Room (AVR)/ Multi Media Room The CIT AVR/Multimedia has 100 seating capacity. It hosted faculty meetings, conferences, and seminars. It also provides preliminary and final defenses of graduate and undergraduate studies, and other functions that makes the AVR useful and assertive to different events. Classrooms Classrooms are designed for students that need face to face interaction. Instructors get focus on the group of students and create modular instructions for them.. Classrooms contain different instructional materials utilized by the students. Classrooms are also equipped with air conditioning units, TV monitors, laboratory tables, and reference materials.

College of Accountancy, Business, Economics and International Hospitality Management

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