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42%

58%

Subsidy Income

InternallyGenerated Income

CY 2009

Total = 260,279,809.39

41%

59%

43%

57%

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Total = 223,015,242.83

CY 2007

Total = 193,123,322.56

Figure 12. Percentage Shares of Subsidy and Internally-Generated Income

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Effi cient and Effective Resource Management and Generation

Table of Contents

Excellence in Instruction ............................................ 2I.

Excellence in Research ............................................... 5II.

Excellence in Extension .............................................. 14III.

Student Affairs, WelfareIV. and Success ............................................................ 22

Library and OtherV. Learning Resources ................................................... 29

Massive Infrastructure Development .............................. 30VI.

Massive Information CommunicationsVII. Technology (ICT) Development ..................................... 32

Outstanding Human andVIII. Organizational Development ........................................ 33

Linkages and Collaboration .......................................... 38IX.

Effi cient and Effective ResourceX. Management and Generation ....................................... 40

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The President’s Message

The fi rst two quarters of 2010 have been signifi cant for at least two reasons: (1) we celebrated our fi rst Charter Day anniversary as a university last February; and (2) we have begun implementing the University’s 2010-2014 Strategic Plan.

In it, we have set goals towards excellence in our main functions – instruction, research, extension, and production, promotion of student success, development of our infrastructure-buildings, laboratories, information communication technology (ICT), and another important learning resource – the library, improvement of our organization, and effi cient resource generation and management.

The highlights of our accomplishments, along the University’s strategic goals, are presented in the following pages. It is with pride and gratitude that we report as early as now the substantial success we have gained in major areas. These were made possible by the unifi ed efforts of all the members of the organization. We believe that as long as these are sustained, we will be able to continue to achieve the results that we desire.

Let the spirit live on; there are much more to perform, and celebrate in the next few months.

RICARDO E. ROTORAS, D.Eng. SUC President IV

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Highlights of Accomplishments 2010 January to June2

I. EXCELLENCE IN INSTRUCTION

A. Center of DevelopmentCenter of Development (COD)• in Mathematics. MUST received Php100,000 grant from CHED for Human Resource Development Project on June 24, 2010. The amount forms 70% of the project budget. Center for Development (COD) in Electrical Engineering• . The Commission on Higher Education approved the award of COD status of BS in Electrical Engineering during the 354th Commission En Banc. The award was highly recommended by the Technical Panel for Engineering and Technology (TPET).

B. New and Innovative ProgramsThe Curriculum Review Committee evaluated the proposed curricular • programs for BS in Computer Science (Main Campus) and Bachelor in Elementary Education (Oroquieta Campus).

C. Quality Assurance for ProgramsLEVEL IV SUC in the SUC Leveling maintained since 2007 (the highest rank • that an SUC can achieve – one among the four (4) recognized SUCs with similar ranking in Mindanao.Program Accreditation• . The fi rst institution in Mindanao to attain Level III in some programs.

AACCUP Visit. Eleven programs were scheduled for accreditation to their desired level applied with the Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universities in the Philippines: 4 programs for preliminary visit, 5 programs for level II, and 2 programs for Level III – phase 2.

At present, the University has the following programs accredited:

Level III Re-accredited Status Bachelor in Secondary Education, TLE (BTTE)1) BS in Industrial Technology2) BS in Electronics Communications Technology*3) BS in Electrical Technology Management*4) BS in Mechanical Design and Fabrication *5) BS in Auto-Mechanical Technology*6) BS in Food Science and Technology*7)

* BS Industrial Technology major courses which evolved to become independent Bachelor’s Degree programs

Excellence in Instruction


Qualifi ed for Level IIIBS in Electronics and Communications Engineering1) BS in Electrical Engineering2)

Level II Re-accredited StatusBS in Information Technology1) BS in Mechanical Engineering2) BS in Civil Engineering3)

Level 1 Accredited Status Baccalaureate Degree Programs

BS in Computer Engineering1) BS in Applied Physical Sciences2) BS in Mathematical Sciences3)

Master’s Degree ProgramsMaster in Educational Planning and Management4) Master in Technician Teacher Education5) MS in Mathematical Sciences6) MS in Teaching Mathematics7) MS in Teaching Applied Physical Sciences8) MS in Applied Physical Sciences9)

Doctorate Degree ProgramsPh.D. in Educational Planning and Management10) Doctor of Technology Education11) Ph.D. in Mathematical Sciences12)

One of the three pilot schools for the Dark Green School (DGS) Project by the • Environmental Education Network of the Philippines (EENP). Higher Education Delivering Institution for the Higher Educational Program • – Faculty Development Program (HEDP-FDP) in Master of Science in Applied Mathematical Sciences, Master of Engineering Program (Electrical Engineering), Master of Information TechnologyEvaluated by the Commission on Higher Education Regional Quality Assessment Team (CHED • RQAT) for fi ve programs that require board examinations under the College of Engineering and Architecture (CEA) on May 21, 2010. 1) BS in Electronics and Communication Engineering (BSECE), 2) BS in Mechanical Engineering (BSME), 3) BS in Electrical Engineering (BSEE), 4) Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (BSCE) and 5) BS in Architecture (BSA). The evaluators looked into the seven areas such as administration, faculty profi le, physical facilities, laboratory facilities, library holdings, curriculum and instructional standards.



D. Access to Higher Education

Implemented CHED’s deputized programs of Expanded Tertiary Education Equivalency and ● Accreditation Program (ETEEAP). Twenty one candidates were assessed in SY 2009-2010, six graduated in March 2010.

Established the Institute of Continuing Education and Trainings (ICET). Another non-● traditional approach of the University. It promotes opportunities for students to take short-term programs, trainings and other related services for out-of-school youth, industry practitioners, scholars, enthusiasts and other interested personalities seeking continuing professional education training. For those interested to pursue a regular degree program in the university, courses taken at the institute may be credited towards their chosen curriculum, subject to the prescribed rules for validation of courses of respective departments concerned.



II. EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH

A. Awards and Citations

CHED REPUBLICA AwardsCHED REPUBLICA Award as Regional Winner • (Natural Sciences Category

Environmental Impact of Biomass Energy Technology Development: Emissions from Multiple-Spouted and Spout-Fluid Fluidized Bed Using Rice Husk as Fuel Proponent: Dr. Dionel O. AlbinaAwards: Plaque and Php50,000

CHED REPUBLICA Award • as Regional Qualifi er (Natural Sciences Category)

Solid Waste Composition and Waste Deposition Site Analysis in Watershed Creek of Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines

Proponents: Dr. Oliva P. Canencia, Dr. Romeo M. del Rosario, Dr. Nenita D. Palmes, Ms. Vicenta V. Ansigbat, Mr. Chris Rey M. Lituanas, and Ms. Irene Pajaron

CHED REPUBLICA Award • as Regional Qualifi er (Social Sciences Category)

Determination of Best Curriculum Model of Industrial Technology Using the Multi-Objective Decision Making MethodProponents: Dr. Ruth G. Cabahug and Dr. Montano F. Salvador

2010 DOST-PCIERD Award as Regional Qualifi er • during the National and Regional S & T Fora and Competition in Industry and Energy

Excellence in Research

Dr. Dionel O. Albina (2nd from left ), President Ricardo E. Rotoras, and CHED 10 Director Zenaida G. Gersana, with two other CHED offi cials during the CHED REPUBLIKA Awards, Sulu Hotel, Quezon City on May 19, 2010.

MUST REPUBLIKA Award Regional Qualifi ers and Winners: Dr. Montano F. Salvador, Dr. Dionel O. Albina, Dr. Oliva P. Canencia, and Ms. Vicenta V. Ansigbat.


2010 Outstanding International Researcher•

Dr. Consorcio S. Namoco, CIIT Dean, was awarded by the Philippine Association of Institutions for Research, Inc. (PAIR) during the International Conference on Higher Education Research (ITCHER) held at University of Northern Philippines, World Heritage, Vigan, Ilocos Sur on April 28-May 1, 2010.

Best Oral Paper PresentationA.

Dr. Charito G. Ong, RSIS Director, and Dr. Victoria O. Sumanpan, Extension Director, were awarded Best Oral Presentation (Education Research Category) by PAIR during the International Conference on Higher Education Research (ITCHER) held at the University of Northern Philippines, World Heritage, Vigan, Ilocos Sur on April 28-May 1, 2010.

Titles of Research Papers:

Training Scheme for College Communicative 1. TeachingProponent: Dr. Charito G. OngInteractive Science Learning and Strategy Formulation of Oro Science and Technology 2. Centrum

Proponent: Dr. Victoria O. Sumanpan

MUST professors in the PAIR Internati onal Conference on April 28-May 1, 2010, Vigan, Ilocos Sur. From left : Dr. Charito G. Ong, Dr. Oliva P. Canencia, Dr. Consorcio S. Namoco, and Dr. Rhoda A. Namoco.



D. Regional Qualifi er during the 8th National S & T Fora and Competitions (DOST-PCIERD) held on February 26, 20101. “Improving the Strength and Formability of Sheet Metals by

Embossing and Restoration Technique”Proponent: Dr. Consorcio S. Namoco

2. “Hazardous Waste Chemicals from Dichromate Chemical Oxygen Demand Analysis: Toxicity Reduction, Recovery, Recycling, and Testing”Proponent: Mr. Ronnie L. Besagas and Dr. Romeo M. del RosarioCash Award: Php10,000

E. Paper Presentations (local, national and international)

Internati onal Name of Internati onal ConferenceQuanti tati ve Determinati on of 1. Pesti cide Concentrati on and Other Water Quality Parameters (Turbidity, pH, Conducti vity and Total Dissolved Solids) in Bubunawan River and Lapinigan Creek of Libona, Bukidnon, Philippines (JA.L. Apdian, GM. Barber & ML.B. Salingay)

Internati onal Congress of Chemistry and Environment (ICCE - 2009), Sunee Grand Hotel and Conventi on Center, Ubonrapchathani, Thailand, January 21-23, 2010.

Applicable Masking Agents in the 2. Dichromate Chemical Oxygen Demand Determinati on (ML.B. Salingay)


Comparati ve Study of Lead and 3. Chromium Concentrati on of Some Bivalves Found in the Coastal Areas of Puerto and Tagoloan (A.N. Abug)


Dynamics of Policy 4. Implementati on and Governance in Coastal and Marine Resources in Macajalar Bay, Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines: Implicati ons to Environmental Educati on for Environmental Leadership (MJ.T. Gabule, C.G. Lopez & O.P. Canencia)

3rd Internati onal Conference on Environmental Educati on Network of the Philippines (EENP), Ateneo de Davao University, Davao City, February 17-19, 2010.



Environmental Leadership 5. Through Waste Uti lizati on of Ripe Banana Peelings for Biofuel/Bioethanol Content Using Gas Chromatography (O.P. Canencia, A.L. Gomez & C.B. Suyam)

3rd Internati onal Conference on Environmental Educati on Network of the Philippines (EENP), Ateneo de Davao University, Davao City, February 17-19, 2010.

Career Opportuniti es in 6. Concurrent Engineering: Empowering Economic Capabiliti es Through Academic Streamlining and ICT Advocacy (R.J. Cuasito, Sr. & C.S. Namoco, Jr.)

1st Internati onal Conference on Technology in Educati on, Century Park Hotel, Manila, Philippines, March 4-5, 2010.

Research Uti lizati on in Science and 7. Technology for Mainstreaming Climate Change Initi ati ves in Mindanao, Philippines (O.P. Canencia & N.D. Palmes)

Internati onal Conference on Higher Educati on Research: Uti lizati on, Experience and Discovery, Philippine Associati on of Insti tuti ons for Research, Inc. (PAIR), University of Northern Philippines, UNESCO World Heritage, City of Vigan, Ilocos Sur, April 28 – May 1, 2010.

Training Scheme for College 8. Communicati ve Teaching (C.G. Ong)


Non-additi ve Route Costs for 9. Multi modal Traffi c Networks (R.A. Namoco)


Innovati ve Design and 10. Development of a Mechanical Push Lawn Mower with Double – Cylinder Spinning Blades (C.S. Namoco, Jr., JD. Achas, R. Alcantara, J. Anora & R. Fabria)




Interacti ve Science Learning and 11. Strategy Formulati on of Oro Science and Technology Centrum (V.O. Sumanpan)


Analysis of the Implementati on 12. of Laws on Verbal and Physical Abuse and Sexual Harassment to College Students in Selected HEI’s of Cagayan de Oro City: For Policy Interventi on (H.C. Fernandez & V.O. Sumanpan)


Performance in the Nati onal 13. Achievement Test on Science and Health of Grade VI Pupils in the Public Schools of the Division of Iligan City: Its Implicati on and as Basis for Interventi on Program (J.C. Hinay & J.M. de la Rama)


Nati onal Name of Nati onal Conference

Improving the Strength and 1. Formability of Sheet Metals by Embossing and Restorati on Technique (C.S. Namoco, Jr.))

8th Regional and Nati onal S and T Fora and Competi ti on in Industry and Energy Research and Development, Regional Competi ti on, Visayas-Mindanao Cluster (DOST-PCIERD), FNRI Training Room, DOST Compound, Bicutan, Taguig, Metro Manila, February 26, 2010.

Hazardous Waste Chemicals 2. from Dichromate Chemical Oxygen Demand Analysis: Toxicity Reducti on, Recovery, Recycling, and Testi ng

(R. Besagas & R.M. Del Rosario)

8th Regional and Nati onal S and T Fora and Competi ti on in Industry and Energy Research and Development, Regional Competi ti on, Visayas-Mindanao Cluster (DOST-PCIERD), FNRI Training Room, DOST Compound, Bicutan, Taguig, Metro Manila, February 26, 2010.

Robust Method of Outlier 3. Detecti on (AL. Quinones & R.A. Namoco)

2010 Annual Conventi on of the Mathemati cal Society of the Philippines, Montebello Villa Hotel, Cebu City, May 20-21, 2010



Adapti ve Blind Random Search4. (ME B. Arado & EA.A. Balase)


Geometric Morphometric Analysis 5. as Inputs to Cehfnoff Faces in Applicati on to Cluster Analysis (J.L. Picar, EA.A. Balase & R.N. Padua)


Identi fi cati on of Probability 6. Distributi on: Fingerprinti ng Method (J.E. Teruel, EA.A. Balase & R.N. Padua)


Regional/Local Name of Nati onal ConferenceConfi gurati on Change Test 1. for Serial Conti ngency Tables: Stati sti cal Power Analysis (EA.A. Balase & R.N. Padua)

Northern Mindanao Conference for Doctoral Research, Standards of Journal Publicati ons and Collaborati ve Mechanisms (Region 10 and CARAGA), Pearlmont Hotel, Cagayan de Oro City, January 21-22, 2010.

The Implementati on of the Project 2. “Tao” – Teacher Assistance for Opti mum Well-Being in the School Divisions of Region X: An Evaluati on (E.P. Dadulo & O.P. Canencia)


Analysis of the Implementati on 3. of Laws on Verbal and Physical Abuse and Sexual Harassment to College Students in Selected HEIs of Cagayan de Oro City: For Policy Inverventi on (H.C. Fernandez & V.O. Sumanpan)


Performance in the Nati onal 4. Achievement Test on Science and Health of Grade VI Pupils in the Public Schools of the Division of Iligan City: Its Implicati on and as Basis for Inteventi on Program (J.C. Hinay & J.M. de Rama)




F. PAPER PUBLICATION

Mindanao Journal of Science and Technology (MJST)

25 papers selected, 11 of which were submitted for possible publication • in MJST.15 reviewers identifi ed and invited, based on CHED guidelines and • expertise.7 papers received from authors outside MUST, 5 of which were • recommended to undergo the MJST review process.Evaluation reports forwarded to respective authors for compliance.•

G. Online Manuscript Processing System

Development of an online-edition of a manuscript processing system is • 50% complete

H. R & D Forum 2010

Held the R & D Forum last February 1, 2010 to orient MUST researchers on the University research agenda, research management and accountability, current standards of research publications, procurement procedures and terms of reference for Center Heads.

I. Research Centers The same research centers are maintained:

Center for Research in Engineering and Architecture1. Center for Research in Technology2. Center for Research in Advance Science3. Center for Research in Mathematics4. Center for Research in Marine Biomodeling and Mariculture5. Center for Research in Policy Studies, Education and Socio-6. Economics



J. 2009-2010 Approved Institutionally Funded Research Projects for Implementation

On-line Graduate Registry: Tool for Graduate Tracer Study and Program 1. Evaluation of Mindanao University of Science and Technology (J.B. Barbosa, J.N.N. Rojo & F.B. Quinito, Jr.)Development of an Electric Motor and Control Simulation Trainer Kit 2. (F.B. Abella, L.U. Agbalog & A.L. San Diego)Utilization of Used Cooking Oil as an Alternative Cooking Fuel 3. Resources (C.S. Namoco, Jr., V.C. Comaling & C.C. Buna, Jr.)Corrective Intervention to Job-Skills Mismatch in Instrumentation and 4. Control Process Industry in Region X: Fluid level Control Instructional Tool Development (R.J. Cuasito, C.S. Namoco, Jr. & C. Salvaña)An Instructional Steam Power Generator: Its Development and 5. Evaluation (R.M. de Asis, L. Agbalog & R. Pimentel)Bridging Instruction to Process Control Instrumentation: A Case of 6. Analog Signal Conditioning in a Continuous Pressure Control Trainer (C. Salvaña, A. San Diego, R.J. Cuasito)Determinants of Licensure Examination Scores of Teacher Education 7. Students of MPSC-Oroquieta Campus (L.D. Tenorio, G.L. Clarin, C.H. Badiang)The Status of Science Learning and Teaching in Selected Public 8. Secondary Schools in Cagayan de Oro City (M.T.M. Fajardo, G.Patlunag, M. Saarenas)LGUs Initiative in Response to EO 273: The Case of Cagayan de Oro City 9. (V.O. Sumanpan, J. Alegre & M.C.R. del Castillo)Evaluation of Income-Generating Enterprises Among State Colleges and 10. Universities in Region 10 (MC.R. del Castillo, R.G. Cabahug & V.V. Ascaño)The Effectiveness of the Four Methods Used in Composting the 11. Biodegradable Waste of Mindanao University of Science and Technology (M.L.B. Salingay, O.P. Canencia & Nenita D. Palmes)Microbiological Safety Assessment of Local Salad Greens 12. (P.L. Galeon, R.L. Besagas & M.J.T. Gabule)On Estimation of Shape and Scale Parameters of Gamma Distribution: 13. Asymptotics, Simulation and Monte Carlo (E.A.A. Balase, E.C. Castellano & Z.L. Maureal)Bootstrap Estimates of the Variances and Biases of Selected Robust 14.



Estimates of the Parameters of a Linear Model (D.A. Tarepe, N.C. Racho & R.M. Caga-anan)Population Structure of Macro-benthic Invertebrates Along the 15. Estuarine River of Punta, Panaon, Misamis Occidental (L.T. Hataas, L. Añasco & A.P. Lasagas)The Impact of Reefballs in Connectivity of Coral Reefs Marine 16. Protected Area, Seagrasses and Mangroves (J.M. Bombeo, R.S. Lasagas & J.V. Mingoc)

K. Annual In-House Evaluation of Completed Researches

The “Call for Paper Presentation” for the Annual In-House Evaluation of Completed Researches scheduled for July 8-9, 2010 has been issued. This includes the following

Scientifi c/Technical Poster Presentation 1. Thesis/Dissertation Oral Presentation2. Faculty Research Outputs Oral Presentation3.


From left : Mr. Christopher Suyan, Ms. Malou Salingay, Dr. Oliva P. Canencia, Ms. Vilma Zacal, Ms. Liza Hataas, Mr. Alvin Gomez durng the 3rd Internati onal Conference on Environmental Educati on, February 17-19, 2010.

The Board of Regents visited the Research exhibit during the MUST Days, February 3-5, 2010.


III. EXCELLENCE IN EXTENSION

A. Capability Building/Training

Co-hosted with PAEPI X on Capability • Building for Extensionists: Climate Change and Technology Packaging for Extensionists at Grand Caprice Convention Hall, Lim Ketkai, Cagayan de Oro City (38 participants) on March 22-23, 2010. College of Policy Studies, Education • and Management (CPSEM) livelihood training for Barangay 26 on May 11 & 13, 2010Capability Building for Extensionists • (Project Proposal Preparation, Logical Framework Making, & Survey Questionnaire Formulation, Evaluation and Analysis) at Harbor Lights Hotel & Restaurant, Gusa, Cagayan de Oro City on May 20-21, 2010

Director Victoria Sumanpan poses with other extensionists aft er a capability building seminar.

Empowering extenti onists involves the enhancement of human resource skills such as writi ng project proposals.

Extensionists fi nd an opportune ti me to bond when they gather around during University-supported seminars.

Excellence in Extension


B. Research-Based Extension ProjectThe Department of •

Mathematical Sciences (DMS), in coordination with the Department of Education (DepEd), conducted the fi rst phase of its extension activity entitled Profound Understanding of Fundamental Mathematics (PUFM) Profi ciency Enhancement among Grades V and VI

Mathematics Teachers of Public Elementary Schools in Cagayan de Oro City on June 1-4, 2010 at MUST ICT Laboratory. The training was participated by 34 participants from the different public elementary schools in Cagayan de Oro CityBarangay offi cials of the nearby barangays, • researchers and other stakeholders attended

the Stakeholder’s Forum on the Bitan-ag Creek Rehabilitation on June 21, 2010 at the University Audio-Visual Center. The group dubbed “Bitan-ag Alliance Group” formulated plans/activities to mitigate fl oods caused by Bitan-ag Creek.


Parti cipants to the Stakeholders’ Forum conducted on June 21, 2010 at the MUST Audio-Visual Center.

Dr. Rhoda A. Namoco, PUFM project leader, explains basic math enhancement procedures to teacher parti cipants.


C. Consultancy/Expert Services

Faculty ServiceTitle of

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Sponsoring Agency Date/

Venue

Dr. Nenita D. Palmes Guest

Speaker

Northern Mindanao Doctoral Research Conference

PAGEJanuary 21-22, 2010 at Pearlmont Hotel, CDO

Member CHED Regional Quality Assurance Team

CHEDFeb. 5, 2010 at San Isidro College, Malaybalay City

Member, Board of Judges

Philippines Internati onal Special Awards

ICHERApril 29, 2010

Engr. Jocelyn B. Barbosa

Engr. Jay Noel N. Rojo

DOST BEI’s Certi fi er

Board of Electi on Inspectors’ Training for 2010 Automated Nati onal and Local Electi on

Department of Science and Technology (DOST-10)

March 10,12,& 14, 2010/Dynasty Court Hotel, Cag. De Oro



CHED - RQAT inspector for HEIs’ IT Educati on Programs

CHED Inspecti on for Issuance of ‘Permit to Operate’ to HEI

Commission on Higher Educati on (CHED) – Region X

April 9, 2010 / St. Rita’s College of Balingasag

Arch. Ronald Avelino

Member CHED Regional Quality Assurance Team

CHEDApril 29, 2010 at La Salle University



Dr. Oliva P. Canencia

Plenary Speaker

Internati onal Conference on Higher Educati on Research: Uti lizati on, Experience and Discovery

PAIR, University of Northern Philippines, UNESCO World Heritage

April 28- May 1, 2010 at City of Vigan

Climate Change and Technology Packaging Training

PAEPI Region X and

MUST-Cag. De Oro City

March 22-23, 2010;

June 7, 2010



IT Support for Board of Canvassers (BOC) – Automated Nati onal Electi on 2010

May 10, 2010 Nati onal and Locati on Electi on

Commission on Electi on (COMELEC)

May 10, 2010/Opol Mis. Or.

Engr. Erich Abad

Engr. Ruvel J. Cuasito

Resource Speaker

NETWeek Lecture Series

Insti tute of Electronics Engineers of the Philippines, Inc – Northern Mindanao Chapter; Nati onal Telecommunicati ons Commission – R-10

May 20, 2010/ MUST AVR

Engr. Alex Maureal, Engr. Ruvel Cuasito & Engr. Erich Abad

Speakers Nati onal Electronics and Telecommunicati ons Week

Insti tute of Electronics Engineers of the Philippines – Northern Mindanao Chapter and Nati onal Telecomm. Commission Region X.

May 16-22, 2010

Dr. Consorcio S. Namoco Jr.

Lecturer Lecturer in Metallurgical Engineering Board Exam Refresher Course

Metallurgical Engineering Alumni Associati on of MSU-IIT (METALIT)

May 29-30, 2010/ MSU-IIT Iligan City



D. LinkagesPhilippine Association of Extension Program Implementers, Inc. (PAEPI X) meeting • at MSU-IIT regarding training on Capability Building for Extensionists: Climate Change and Technology Packaging on February 23, 2010.Regional Center of Experts (RCE) General Assembly at STEAG, Villanueva, Misamis • Oriental- Dr. Ricardo E. Rotoras was elected as member (State Universities & Colleges) Executive Committee of RCE MUST joined Earth Hour Celebration • on March 27, 2010; MUST Focal Person – Director of Extension for Earth Hour- Bitan-ag Creek clean-up (Brgy. 26, Extension Director, Extension Offi ce Staff, Extension Coordinators, CEA, CPSEM, CAS & CIIT student-leaders)Terra Preta Sanitation: low cost • sanitation seminar sponsored by Xavier University on April 4, 2010DOLE and TESDA Job Fair & Jobs • Bridging @ SMCarpark, Cagayan de Oro City – Extension Division assisted the Pangulong Gloria Scholars for possible job placement on May 1, 2010

E. Other ActivitiesPhilippine Association of Extension • Program Implementers, Inc. (PAEPI X) meeting at MUST Extension Division on January 13, 2010.Held orientation meeting about the • implementation of Extension Project Proposals with the proponents on January 14, 2010.MUST Days-Exhibited extension projects • through pictorial display on February 3-5, 2010.Extension Director was invited as Speaker • during the St. Peter’s 58th Foundation Day Celebration on February 10, 2010.Assisted the Barangay Women • Development Council (BWDC) of Barangay Lapasan at Lapasan Barangay Hall, Cagayan de Oro City on Gender

MUST faculty during the Earth Hour Celebrati on on March 27, 2010.

Extension Division Staff , Extension Coordinators, MUST students join the Bitan-ag Creek clea-up day.



and Development Planning on February 12, 2010.Extension Director attended the premier • screening of Malakas at the AV Room of SEARSOLIN, Manresa Farm Complex on February 13, 2010Meeting with Barangay Captain of Brgy. 26 • on March 29, 2010 – Possible agreement on trainings for the barangay to be handled by the different Colleges: CPSEM – culinary arts, food and beverages, upgrading of Day Care Teachers Literacy; CAS – Minutes and Resolution preparation; CEA – Building Design of Basketball Court Area Project estimate/perspective of Bitan-ag Railings; CIIT – Basic Welding.Extension Director and Staff participated • in the “walk for a cause” activity in annual celebration of Earth Day on April 22, 2010Meeting with Academe “Cleaner Air for • Smaller Cities Project” at Xavier University Hall on April 29, 2010.

Extension exhibits during MUST Days on February 3-5, 2010

PAEPI X offi cers’ meeti ng on January 13, 2010



IV. STUDENT AFFAIRS, WELFARE AND SUCCESS

A. PRC Performance

Ranked No. 1• among the Top Performing Schools in Mechanical Engineering in the Philippines for the category 10-25 examinees with 100% passing rate in 2009.

Top • 3 Best Performing School in the Philippines in Electrical Engineering in 2009.

Posted 80% passing rate in Architects Licensure Examination, and 60% • in Civil Engineers Licensure Examination conducted in January and May 2010, respectively.

Posted 75% passing Rate in Certifi ed Plant Mechanic (CPM).•

MUST percentage passing rates are higher than the national percentage • passing rates as seen in Figure 1.

Figure 1. MUST average percentage passing rate vs. national passing rate for all programs with licensure examination, CY 2005 – CY 2009

Student Affairs, Welfare and Success


Figures 2-6 present the fi ve-year performance in the PRC licensure examination.

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B. Admission Enrolment and Graduation Profi le

Admission

A total of 2,750 student-applicants for SY 2010-2011 took the university admission test. Of these total 1,580 or 57% were qualifi ed to enroll in June 2010.

Enrolment

The University enrolled a total of 8,527 students in the 1st Semester SY 2010-2011, up by 12 students compared to the previous year’s 8,515. In Summer, a total of 1,936 students were enrolled in the main campus.

Figure 8 presents the fi ve-year enrolment trend from SY 2006-07 to SY 2010-11, showing the average enrolment growth rate of 8.7%.

Graduates

A total of 1,353 students fi nished their graduate and undergraduate programs both in the main campus and external campuses. Of them, 30 received honors and awards.


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C. Student Scholarship

Pursuant to Sec. 16 of RA 9519, the University has provided assistance to poor but deserving students through scholarship grants and student incentive program. As of First Semester SY 2010-2011, some 1,197 students are recipients of scholarship grants from 47 sponsors. Below is the breakdown:

List of Sponsors with their Corresponding Number of Scholars/Recipients as of June 2010

SponsorsNumber of scholars/

RecipientsA. UNIVERSITY FUNDED –Foregone Tuiti on Fees AFP-MUST, 50% Discount in Tuiti on 2 CHED-DND-PASUC 4 CHED, DILG,PASUC,DBM,PMS -“ONE TOWN-ONE SCHOLAR Program” 15 MASCUF 1 MUST Academic, as provided in the Student Handbook 12 MUST FASPA Members/FASPA Members Dependents 36 MUST Graduate Teaching Assistants 4 Pursuant to Sec. 393, p 4 of RA 7160 23 Pursuant to Sec 434 of RA 7160 95 Total 192B.FUNDED BY OTHER GOV’T AGENCIES, FOUNDATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS ETC. AFP-RA 6963 1 Cagayan de Oro Water District 26 CDO Government -City College Scholarship Program 74 Citi zens’ Batt le Against Corrupti on 28 Clive D. Quiño, SP Member - Prov. of Bukidnon Educati onal Assistance Program 28 CHED – Full Merit 30 Half Merit 33 Tulong-Dunong 16 Nati onal Scholarship Program 5 Regional Scholarship Program 4 Indigenous & Etchnic Peoples 3 State Scholarship Program 1 Selected Ethnic Group Educati onal Assistance 1 Solo-Parents 1 Special Study Grant Program - Cong. Emano 21 Cong. Rodriguez 27 Cong. Romualdo 2 Cong. (now Mayor) Jaraula 4 Cong. Acosta 2 Cong. Dimaporo 1 Cong. Pizarro 2 Cong. Uy 7 Cong. Hernandez 2 Cong. Baculio 1 Cong. Pancrudo 32 Study Now Pay Later Plan 45 HEDP-FDP 1 Cong. Rolando “Klarex” Uy 175 Cong. Rufus E. Rodriguez 67 DA-ATI 2 Del Monte Foundati on, Inc 10 Department of Science & Technology-Science Educati on Insitutt e 122 Gonzalo & Carmen Abaya Memorial Foundati on, Inc. c/o CEPALCO 1 Jollibee Foods Corp. -Skills Enhancement & Educati on Development for Students 10



LGU-Manolo Forti ch Bukidnon -Mayor’s Scholarship Program 3 MUST -Parents-Teachers Associati on 21 Nati onal Commission on Indigenous Peoples 14 Nina Maria Learning Center 20 Philippine Sinter Foundati on, Inc. 6 Philippine Southfi eld 1 Philippine Veterans Aff airs Offi ce 4 PLDT, SMART, MIs. Or. -Gabay Guro (2G) Scholarship Program 7 Province of Mis. Or. Thru Gov. Oscar S. Moreno 100 Province of Bukidnon 4 San Lorenzo Ruiz Filipino-Chinese Catholic Community 4 University of Mindanao 2 University of SouthEastern Philippines 1 Young Men’s Christi an Associati on of Mis. Or. Inc. 2 Total 946EDUCATIONAL PLANS CEPALCO 1 Community Credit Cooperati ve of Bukidnon 7 Del Monte Cooperati ve 1 First Community Credit Cooperati ve 1 GSIS Educhild 48 Prudenti al Life Plan 1 Total 59 GRAND TOTAL 1,197

D. Student AwardsStudents’ Competitions●

Title of Conference/ Competi ti on Category Award Name of parti cipant

Nati onal Conference on Campus Journalism and 3rd Writi ng Competi ti on, UP, Diliman, Quezon City

Editorial Cartooning

2nd Runner Up

Mr. Mark Dave Cerbito – BSTCM Student

2010 Nati onal Youth Science, Technology and Environment Science Camp, Tagaytay City

Science Quiz Bee

4th Place Mr. Kristoff er Sam Clarete

Regional JPSME Unifi ed Quiz Show, Cagayan de Oro City

JPSME Unifi ed Quiz Show

Champion Jack Reuben Flor IIThor Labis, Jr.Mark OchabilloDarwin OraRudy Sumanpon

CISCO Networking Academy Skills Competi ti on Mindanao Cluster (4th year BSIT student), Cagayan de Oro City

Advanced Category

2nd Place 4th year BSIT students

Basic Category 2nd Place 3rd Year BSIT students



Four (4) graduate theses of MS AMS students were accepted for ● presentation during the annual conference of the Mathematical Society of the Philippines on May 19 and 20 in Cebu City. One (1) thesis from MS AMS and one (1) dissertation from Ph.D. Math Education were accepted for poster presentation in the same event.

2010 Nati onal Youth Science Technology & Environment Summer Camp (NYSTEC 2010) Royale Tagaytay Country Club, Alfonso, Cavite, April 7-10, 2010



V. LIBRARY AND OTHER LEARNING RESOURCES A. E-Library & ProQuest

B. BookholdingsA total of 844 titles of books were acquired from January to June 2010,

368 titles of which were purchased by the university and 476 titles worth Php1.3M were acquired from the Philippine Library Materials Project Foundation, Inc. (PLMP).

Library ManualB. The Library Manual has been revised and is ready for presentation to the

Library Advisory Council. This paves the way for refi nement of the organizational structure.

Library and other Learning Resources


VI. MASSIVE INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT

A. Completed Projects (2010)

Four Storey-School Building • (ICT Building), inaugurated February 3, 2010

Administration Building, • inaugurated February 3, 2010

B. On-Going Projects (2010)

Five-Storey Science Complex, • Groundbreaking Ceremony, February 3, 2010

Massive Infrastructure Development


C. Proposed Projects

Proposed MUST Dormitory•

Proposed Renovation of • Gymnasium

Massive Infrastructure Development


VII. MASSIVE INFORMATION COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT

Subscription Renewal of Network Security, Cyberoam 100i Unifi ed A. Three Management (UTM)

= 100% renewed

Automated Enrollment System (PRISM)B. = 70% completed

Security and Surveillance SystemC. = 30% completed

ICT Computer Laboratory Cabling (Electrical/Network)D. = 100% completed

Massive Information Communications Technology Development


VIII. OUTSTANDING HUMAN AND ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

A. Implementation of Innovative Administrative SystemsFirst SUC in Region 10 to undergo the Performance Management System • (PMS) - Offi ce Performance Evaluation System (OPES) Training of the Civil Service Commission (CSC)Presented PMS-OPES Reference Tables to CSC, March 2, 2010•

Outstanding Human and Organizational Development

Presentati on and Criti quing of PMS-OPES Reference Tables


Faculty ScholarshipsB.

The University adopts a continuing faculty and personnel development program which includes full or partial scholarship grants to deserving offi cials and employees. It has increased the percentage of faculty members that pursue their master’s and doctorate degrees here and abroad in their fi elds of specialization.

Name of Scholar Degree Name of School

1. Alma N. Abug Doctor in Environmental Biological Engineering major in Applied in Environmental Microbiology

Myonggi University, Gyeonggido, Korea

2. Ambrosio B. CulturaDoctor of Engineering major in Electrical Engineering

University of Massachusets,Lowell,USA

3. Leonil L. Pabilona Doctor in Engineering major in Mechanical Engineering MSU-IIT, Iligan City

4. Nivea Louwah Dumaquita

Ph.D. in Educati on major in Research and Evaluati on UP, Diliman, Quezon City

5. Adonis Closas Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering MSU-IIT, Iligan City

6. Rey D. Galua Doctorate in Sustainable Development Studies major in Rural and Urban Planning

MSU-IIT, Iligan City

7. Ronald Avelino Master in Sustainable Development Studies


8. Camilo Jose Salvaña Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering (MSME)


9. Jonathan S. Oche Doctor in Public Administrati on Xavier University, Cagayan de Oro City

10. Maria Teresa Fajardo

Ph.D. in Educati on major in Chemistry

UP Open University, Los Baños

11. Ruvel J. Cuasito Doctor in Technology Educati on MUST, Cagayan de Oro City

12. Emily Amor A. Balase

Ph.D. in Mathemati cal Sciences major in Applied Mathemati cs (completed)

MUST, Cagayan de Oro City

13. Ramir Philip Jones V. Sonsona

Doctor of Arts in Literature and Communicati on (completed)

Cebu Normal University, Cebu City



C. Trainings/Seminars

AbroadEngr. Erich Abad, CIIT faculty member, attended the • Technical and Technology Training at Nanyang Polytechnic University in Singapore on March 15 to April 24, 2010. The six-week training focused on theories and applications of Industrial Electronics, in three modules, namely: Microprocessor, Motion Control and Programmable Logic Controller. Dr. Ruth G. Cabahug – VPA for Academic Affairs • and Engr. Gretchel R., Robles – Dean, College of Engineering and Architecture, attended the Executive Program for the Management and Development of a Modern Higher Education Institution for the Philippines on April 26 to May 7, 2010 in Singapore. The training was co-sponsored by Temasek Foundation, a distinguished non-profi t philanthropic organization, and co-sponsored by Nanyang Polytechnic International (NYPI). Ms. Malou Salingay, CAS faculty, attended • Chemical Safety and Security Trainin” in Sunee Grand Hotel and Convention Center, Ubonratchani, Thailand on January 21-23, 2010.

Local 82 faculty and staff attended 44 trainings/ • seminars/workshops in various venues.

D. Recruitment and Hiring

Three (3) faculty applicants were hired based on their expertise, namely:

Ms. Maricel Z. Amoy - BS in Computer Engineering (with master’s units 1. in MIT)Mr. Michael P. de la Cruz – BS in Information Technology (with master’s 2. units in MIT)Mr. Cerilo R. Raiz – MS Teaching Physical Sciences3.


Dr. Ruth Cabahug tests the Formula 1 Night Race Simulator developed by NYPi students


D. Mid-Year General Assembly

One of the two regular assemblies, the mid-year general assembly was held on June 7, 2010 at the audio-visual room to update members on developments so that they make enlightened decisions in their daily pursuit of the corporate goal. President Rotoras highlighted his report on infrastructure, research, instruction and the condition of personnel. Among the specifi c topics discussed were the following:

Sharing from the Executive Management Training at Nanyang Polytechnic 1. International Briefi ng by Dr. Ruth Cabahug

Topic 1: Climate Change Adaptation Project Through S & T Research 2. Utilization/ Existing Technologies by Dr. Oliva P. Canencia

Topic 2: Climate Change Mitigation Project Plan for MUST by Dr. Nenita D. 3. Palmes

E. Building Institutional Strength and Reputation

Five-Year Strategic Plan, 2010-2014• The Five-Year Strategic Plan 2010-2014 was approved by the Board of Regents during its 121st Regular Board Meeting on November 27, 2009 per BOR Resolution No. 051, s. 2009. The plan provides the vision, mission, core values, goals, strategies, and targets of the University in the next fi ve years. It has become the basis of implementing the Annual Work and Financial Plan (AWFP) and the Project Procurement Management Plan (PPMP). The long and short versions of the plan are in place. Capability Building Seminars have started when executive assistants and • secretaries were trained in a seminar workshop on Writing and Information Sharing on May 12-13, 2010. Monthly meeting with the Information Sharing Team is implemented.• About 15 University stories have been published as press releases for use • in Media.The MUST Website has started to accommodate online communications• The video production about the University is 80% complete.• The University calendar covering the period June 2010 to May 2011, • contains the ten goals of the plan and the year-round activities, is ready for distribution.The University brochure is ready for distribution.•



Bulletin boards have been updated, and new ones are now on the drawing • table.Corporate branding efforts are underway: design and structure for MUST • magazine, newsletter, semi-annual reports, annual reports, etc.



IX. LINKAGES/COLLABORATION

Job Enabling English Profi ciency (JEEP) • The University is one of the seven privileged institutions awarded with

the Job Enabling English Profi ciency (JEEP) project of USAID-Growth with Equity in Mindanao (GEM). There were about 40 colleges/universities which applied for this customized English Language Training project that aims to help Mindanao graduates to access jobs requiring advanced English language profi ciency.

Being a JEEP Partner, MUST is a recipient of 41 computers with corresponding licensed software and an incentive equivalent to 15% of the hourly rate to JEEP instructors.

Lecture Series On • Geotechnical Engineering

MUST hosted the Lecture Series on Geotechnical Engineering on May 7, 2010. Four (4) international resource speakers who are experts and specialists from the International Society of Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering (ISSMGE) were tapped as resource speakers, namely: Prof. Pedro S. Pinto, University of Coimbra, Portugal; Prof. Dennes T. Bergado, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand; Dr. Lai Yip Poon, Managing Director, Wall Sdn Bhd in Malaysia; and Dr. Teik Aun Ooi, Institute of Civil Engineers, Malaysia.

Mindanao-wide Lecture on Mathematical Investigation•

The Department of Mathematical Sciences in cooperation with MUST Graduate School Foundation, Inc., organized the one-day lecture on Mathematical Investigation with Dr. Ian June L. Garces, a coach of the Philippine Team to the International Math Olympiad as lecturer at the MUST AVR on April 24, 2010.t

112 architects, engineers and geologists from Visayas and Mindanao parti cipated in the Lecture Series on GeoTechnical Engineering.

Linkages and Collaboration


Seminar on Robotics•

Dr. Oscar Y. Chuy, Jr. of CISCOR, Florida State University was the guest speaker during the Seminar on Robotics at the MUST AVR on March 3, 2010. Fourth and fi fth year engineering, industrial and information technology students were the participants.

Linkages and Collaboration


X. EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND GENERATION

The total income/receipts of the University for CY 2009 amounted to Two Hundred Sixty Million Two Hundred Seventy Nine Thousand Eight Hundred Nine & 39/100 Pesos (Php260,279,809.39 or an increase of about Thirty Seven Million Two Hundred Sixty Four Thousand Five Hundred Sixty Six & 56/100 Only Pesos (Php37,264,566.56). Of the total income, the University spent a total of One Hundred Eighty Three Million Eight Hundred Nine Thousand One Hundred Seventy Pesos & 92/100 (Php183,809,170.92). Figure 10, 11 and 12 present the data on income/receipts, expenditures and percentage share of subsidy and internally generated income for CY 2007-2009.

Figure 10. Three-Year Trend of Income/Receipts, CY 2007-2009

Figure 11. Government Equity 2007-2009

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