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From all your brilliant ideas, dynamic strategies, motivating messages, and your ever thoughtful ways, we, at NVSU, certainly appreciate all you do for the entire University.Thank you for all your support and leadership and may you have a lifetime of wonderful encounters.Happiest birthday, University President Wilfredo A. Dumale, Jr.!
Read MoreTo all job seekers aspiring for a professorial position, this opportunity is for you!Nueva Vizcaya State University is looking for Instructor I for the College of Arts and Sciences.See list of qualifications and requirements above.?
Read MoreTwo students from the College of Veterinary Medicine, Ms. Melody Artes and Ms. Anabelle Pascua, returned a lost wallet containing a University personnel's bonus pay. Thank you for serving as a reminder that even the tiniest act of kindness can inspire many! Source: Dr. Haidee E. Torio
Read MoreDr. Demetrio P. Anduyan, Jr., the Director IV of the Commission on Higher Education - Cordillera Administrative Region (CHED-CAR), visited the Nueva Vizcaya State University - Bambang Campus earlier today, November 17, 2022.
Read MoreNineteen (19) alumni from the NVSU College of Engineering, Bayombong Campuspassed the Agricultural and Biosystems Engineer licensure examination held on September 15-16, 2022. The newest addition to the list of Engineers and pride of university are the following: Engr. Julius H. Aguirre, Engr. Pinkshell Azalea F. Baniaga, Engr. Hanna Joanne T. Dela Cruz, Engr. Romary C. Digma, Engr. Gizelle Mae T. Domingo, Engr. Rodelyn B. Dumalanta, Engr. Sherlita P. Duyan, Engr. Rovelyn B. Fabian, Engr. Jona Rizza C. Garcia. Engr. Jenny C. Guyon, Engr. Karen Grace B. Ligwatan, Engr. Bryan James Macasu, Engr.Jerwin D. Osdon, Engr. Marilou S. Pasig, Engr. Joshua Israel B. Pedro, Engr. Emmanuel D. Reyes, Engr. Rolan Carlo F. Rivera, Engr. Jonalyn B. Santiago, and Engr. Rene M. Tabucol, Jr. The number of passers transpired an institutional percentage of 41.30% against the national passing percentage of 42.28%. On the other hand, with the determination of the College of Engineering Department of Agricultural Engineering to increase the institutions’ performance in the licensure examination, the department initiated a review center to help and prepare its graduates who are less fortunate and not able to enroll in review centers outside the University. The result of the said initiative recorded a 60% passing percentage of its reviewees. This success of the University, the College of Engineering, and the Department of the Agricultural Engineering continues to fuel the commitment of the College of Engineering Faculty members and students to strive more in chasing excellence.
Read MoreTo all job seekers aspiring for a professorial position, this opportunity is for you!Nueva Vizcaya State University is hiring for Assistant Professor I.See list of qualifications and requirements above.
Read MoreThe College of Agriculture, in collaboration with the University’s Research, Extension and Training Program and the College of Business Education, will host a Public Forum on Nutrition-Sensitive Agriculture this coming November 18, 2022 at the Mini Theater.The aforementioned forum generally aims to raise awareness on nutrition-sensitive agriculture approach to significantly contribute to the efforts and programs of supporting marginalized regions in combating hunger. An international and experienced speaker from Myanmar, Dr. Khin Mar Cho, a Professor at Cornell University, will be invited as the speaker.Dr. Khin Mar Cho is an International Agriculture, Food Systems and Nutrition Specialist with over 25 years of experience in teaching, research and extension education globally-teach international agriculture, global food systems, nutrition-sensitive agriculture, agribusiness, farm management, extension education, food and nutrition education, food safety and hygiene management, research methodology, and statistics. She acquired more than 2 decades of experience in working on sustainable agriculture and food systems with government agencies, universities, private sector, NGOs and nonprofits at national and international fronts. Alongside these, she received Fulbright teaching and research award and served as Fulbright Visiting Professor at Central Luzon State University Philippines in 2016.Among the invited participants are as follows: Municipal Agriculturist, Municipal Nutrition Action Officer, Barangay Nutrition Scholar, College of Human Ecology Nutritionist and other Stakeholders.
Read MoreThe Geodetic Engineer Licensure Examination given by the Board of Geodetic Engineering last October 6-7, 2022 in Manila, Baguio, Cebu, Davao, Legaspi, Pagadian, Tacloban, Tuguegarao and Zamboanga was participated by 42 schools offering Geodetic Engineering Course.The Nueva Vizcaya State University produced seven new licensed Geodetic Engineers among the 16 examinees. 2 out of 16 are new takers, and the remaining 14 are re-takers.The passing percentage for the performance rating has been set by first-time takers at 50% and by re-takers at 42.86%, bringing the overall institutional rating to 43.75%.
Read MoreTo all students of NVSU - Bambang Campus, here is the schedule of your Mid-term Examinations for the 1st Semester.Please be guided accordingly.Best of luck
Read MoreTo all students of NVSU - Bayombong Campus, here is the schedule of your Mid-term Examinations for the 1st Semester.Please be guided accordingly.Best of luck!
Read MoreThe College of Forestry, Environment & Resources Management (CFERM) has produced 59 new Registered Professional Foresters as the result of the Forester Licensure Examination (FLE) 2022 was released by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) on November 2, 2022.CFERM posted a 63% (59 passers out of 93 examinees) institutional passing rate compared to the national passing rate of 55%. This year's FLE marks the first time that Bachelor of Science in Agroforestry (BSAF) graduates were qualified to take the said board examination given by the Board for Foresters on October 26-27, 2022, in Manila, Baguio, Cagayan de Oro, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, Koronadal, Legazpi, Lucena, Pagadian, Pampanga, Rosales, Tacloban, Tuguegarao, and Zamboanga. In the previous years, only the graduates of Bachelor of Science in Forestry (BSF) were eligible to take the FLE that covers four (4) areas: Forest Ecosystem, Forest Governance and Social Forestry, Forest Utilization and Engineering, and Forest Production Management.CFERM, recognized as a CHED Center of Excellence in Forestry, continues to perform well in the FLE producing to date three national Top 1 Placers in 1998, 2008, and 2014, as well as 14 other Top 10 Placers, the latest of which was in 2019.
Read MoreLocally known as "Paeng," Severe Tropical Storm Nalgae is a tropical storm that has recently made several landfalls in Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Paeng, the twenty-second named tropical storm of the 2022 Pacific typhoon season, was formed on October 26 from an invest located east of the Philippines. On October 27, the NDRRMC alert status was increased to Red Alert (highest level of alert to address an ongoing or in anticipation of an imminent emergency situation).Its destructive effect has raised Tropical Signal Alerts in the country and brought widespread flooding, landslides, and road damages, which later resulted in power outages, water supply disruptions, communication line disruptions, halted land, sea, and air travel, damaged homes and other properties, including agricultural lands. Approximately 2 million individuals have been impacted to this point, including 101 fatalities, 70 injured, and 66 missing people. (Source: ABS-CBN News)Typhoon Paeng also impacted the community in the towns of Bambang and Bayombong, resulting in destroyed homes and resource shortages. As initiated by University President Wilfredo A. Dumale, Jr., the Nueva Vizcaya State University organized a donation drive last October 30 to assist the affected families. Through collaborative efforts, the institution asked for the help and support of the students, staff, and non-teaching professionals in the said activity.Officials from the Planning and Development Office, student-leaders, faculty members, and office personnel from both campuses volunteered to help receive and distribute in-kind, cash, and Gcash assistance. Along with the boxes of dry goods were sacks of rice, fruits and vegetables, and clothing. Cash and wired money were utilized in the purchase of additional goods.On the second day of the donation drive, all packed relief bags were handed over to the LGU Bayombong, headed by Mayor Antonio G. Bagasao; and LGU Bambang, headed by Mayor Jamie Cuaresma, for distribution. Additionally, Red Cross volunteers offered their help in packing and organizing the remaining items.Accepting of donations will continue, in preparation for the second round of distribution scheduled on November 2, 2022, Wednesday.A heartfelt gratitude to everyone who contributed to our donation drive's success. We are truly #oneNVSU, embodying camaraderie under one flag. Maraming salamat at mabuhay po kayong lahat!Reminder to everyone: Beware of scammers using this donation drive as an excuse to ask for your account details. Never share your One-Time Password to anyone suspicious. Only trust legitimate accounts provided by our staff in our official pages
Read More“UMMONG”, an Ilokano term for “gather” happened today at Nueva Vizcaya State University to celebrate togetherness of the different ethnolinguistic groups in the university.The “Ummong,” which aimed to celebrate cultural diversity and raise awareness to strengthen cultural sensitivity in the academe, is the university’s culmination activity of the Indigenous Peoples Month Celebration.The event commenced with a community theatre featuring a Bugkalot dance performed by selected Ilongot/Bugkalot students, a Kalanguya dance performed by the Kalanguya Student Organization, and an Ifugao dance performed by the Ifugao Student Organization. The performances were capped off with a community dance participated by all student participants.Prof. Romana P. Dulnuan, Director of Culture and the Arts, stated the rationale of activity and highlighted the importance of the event in celebrating harmony in cultural diversity.Dr. Jonar I. Yago, Vice President for Research, Extension, and Training encouraged the students to promote their own ethnolinguistic groups through implementation of programs and activities which will showcase their own beliefs, customs, and traditions. In his message, he also highlighted how the university commits to deliver quality and equitable access to education through plans of increasing the number of scholars, and protect the rights of each IP student through university policies and programs.Afterward, an IP dance was performed and participated by university officials led by the Ifugao Student Organization.One of the highlights of the event is the showcasing of the rich material culture of each ethnolinguistic group (Bugkalot, Kalanguya, and Ifugao) to raise cultural awareness. Student representatives of each group discussed the meaning and importance of their material culture such as clothing, accessories, and instruments.To celebrate togetherness, the IP students also participated in Laro ng Lahi (Ay-ayam din Kanaman) and enjoyed an indigenous feast and shared “watwat” or slices of boiled pork.In the afternoon, a symposium on Indigenous rights were conducted to raise awareness about cultural sensitivity.The event was organized by the NVSU office of the Culture and Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities Department, in partnership with the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples.This was also made possible by the steering committee’s collaboration with the following organizations: Kalanguya Student Organization, Ifugao Student Organization, Association of Social Science Enthusiasts, League of Culture, Arts, and Physical Education Students, and the Northern Campus Supreme Student Council.
Read MoreAfter two years of limited contact amidst the crisis, the University's Research, Extension and Training pulled off the full face-to-face 19th University In-House Review of Completed and On-going RDE Projects on October 19-20, 2022 at the NVSU Gymnasium, Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya with the theme “On to the Next LEAP: Linking Elevated Minds and Advance our Paths Toward Futures Thinking.”The event started with an opening program participated by the administrators, participants, stakeholders, and guests. A doxology was performed by Mr. Eduardo P. Bragado and Ms. Heniecy Ann B. Morts, and the NVSU Koro was led by Mr. Lionel Luis F. Dumelod for the national anthem and Vizcaya Hymn.Dr. Carlo F. Vadil, Campus Administrator for Bambang Campus warmly welcomed all delegates after hosting this year’s UIHR.Vice President for Research, Extension and Training, Dr. Jonar I. Yago also delivered his message appreciating the top-level preparation of everyone involved in the event, including the presence of high-caliber evaluators and the stakeholders.Afterward, Campus Extension Coordinator for Bambang Campus, Dr. Vilma M. Santos acknowledged the participants and all stakeholders present.Dr. Jessie Pascual P. Bitog, R&D Director introduced the evaluators and participants while Dr. Maribel S. Bacena Extension and Training Director announced the program objectives and mechanics.In his inspirational message, University President, Dr. Wilfredo A. Dumale, Jr. also extended his gratitude to all committees involved in the preparation for the event, along with the students, evaluators, project heads, presenters, and stakeholders. Furthermore, he accentuated the importance of collaborations between senior and junior researchers, and encouraged them to invest their time and effort collectively to learn from each other’s expertise. “Kailangan natin silang i-train para sa mas mahihirap pang responsibilidad at pagdating sa research undertaking. Kailangan na nating tumawid from being a research university into a technopreneurial university.” He later left three keywords as he concluded his speech, which were “positivity”, “optimism” and “prosperity” towards a better NVSU.The papers were divided into four categories assessed by distinguished evaluators. For the Research Category, Dr. Roel R. Suralta, Dr. Marilyn G. Patricio, and Dr. Aurora F. Piñon; for the Development Category, Engr. Jonathan R. Nuestro, Engr. Maria Jonem P. Gacad, and Dr. Marietta B. Salviejo; for the Higher Education, Dr. Gloria D. Baguingan, Dr. Bonifacio V. Ramos, and Dr. Samuel S. Poliden; and for the Social Sciences, Dr. Leah B. Abayao and Dr. Rosalinda S. Guingab.RESEARCH CATEGORY1st place- “Development of Microfluidic Paper-Based Analytical Devices (µPADs) for the Detection of Diarrhea-causing Pathogens in Water” by L.Busa, G.Dizon, D.Ramel, J.Comia, Jr.2nd place- “Benthic Macroinvertebrates as Indicators of Quality in Freshwater Streams” by R.Manuel3rd place- “Philippine Isolates of Entomopathogenic Fungi as Potential Source of Microbial Agents Citrus Rind Borer (CRB) and Twig Blight Disease” by J.Yago, J.Comia, Jr., R.Tapang, A.Galamay, A.ValdezDEVELOPMENT CATEGORY1st place- “The Nueva Vizcaya State University Sabatan Technopreneurs Hub: Sustaining its Gains Towards the Future” by C.Salvosa, W.Dumale, Jr., A.Vergara, D.Erana, S. Aquino, C. Dela Cruz, Jr., N. Binuhi, R. Surat2nd place- “A Community-Based Enterprise on Instant Tilapia Cream Soup Production and Commercialization”- C.Lacaden, G.Dizon, C. Salvosa, R.Bangao,Jr.3rd place- “Establishment of Demonstration Farm in the College of Agriculture” by B.Ramos, M.BacenaHIGHER EDUCATION CATEGORY1st place- “Professional Development as Correlate with Performance Commitment among Faculty Members of a State University in Cagayan Valley” by J. Tallungan, M.Bancual, G.Salas, E.Basconcillo2nd place- “The New Normal of Assessment in Higher education: Capacitating HEIs to Nurture Future-Ready Human Resources: by R. Cajimat3rd place- “Teaching Performance of Faculty Members, S.Y. 2017-2018: Basis for Policy Making” by J. Navalta, J. Pascua, C. Navalta, J.Castriciones, V.PerdidoSOCIAL SCIENCES CATEGORY1st place- “Supply Chain Analysis of Pummelo” by G.Sarmiento2nd place- “The Tawid Digital Museum as Site of Cultural education” R.Dulnuan, M. Hombrebueno, A.Manuel, E.Tumaneng, C.Gurat, F.Patricio,Jr., J.BubodA total of 74 papers were presented where 25 are completed and 49 are on-going projects. The winners in the Research and Development categories will be representing the university in the upcoming CVAARD Symposium this November 2022.The event was hosted by Ms. Sheena Lyn R. Ramel and Dr. Rodney T. Cajimat, and moderated by Ms. Shayne H. Oteyza.
Read MoreFollowing the graduation ceremony at the Bayombong Campus last October 13, the Baccalaureate Thanksgiving Service, Hooding, and Recognition for the 18th Commencement Exercises at the Bambang Campus will begin this coming Thursday, October 27, 2022.With the theme, “Riding the Crest of the New Normal”, the said events will be held from 7:00 in the morning at the NVSU Gymnasium, Bambang Campus.
Read MoreIn accordance with the nationwide implementation of Philippine Identification System (PhilSys), representatives from the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) will be coming on October 24-26, 2022 to conduct PhilSys Step 2 Registration in Bayombong and Bambang Campuses to serve students, teaching, and non-teaching staff who are not yet registered.The registration will be conducted from 8:30AM until 4PM on the said dates in the following venues:For Bayombong - Library ComplexFor Bambang - Library Audio Visual RoomPlease be guided accordingly.
Read MoreOctober 31, 2022 has been declared by President Bongbong Marcos as a non-working holiday.This was announced by the Office of the Press Secretary OIC Cheloy Garafil during a press briefing on Tuesday, October 18, 2022.
Read MoreThe 18th Commencement Exercises' Baccalaureate Service, Hooding Ceremony, and Recognition Program were held at the NVSU Gymnatorium on October 12, 2022.The ceremonies began with the Baccalaureate Mass, which was officiated by Rev. Fr. Joker Moamar B. Gamatero.After the mass was the graduates' tribute to parents, which started with an opening prayer and word from Ptr. Micah Ryan B. Ramel. In his message, he encouraged the students to “go beyond memorizing the words from the University’s vision and mission and begin to live with those as you (graduates) dream more for the future.”Mr. Jonathan G. Andaya, the salutatorian of the graduating class, officially opened the tribute with a message for all students and parents. As he reminisced relatable childhood memories spent with parents, he also echoed out the part of “growing up” and the “shifting of attention to other things”, often leading to forgetting parents’ efforts. When the pandemic stripped the world from opportunities, some parents had to balance their tasks as providers and full-time parents. Despite these challenges, their sacrifices for the welfare of their families still remained as top priority. “Thank you so much for raising us, for making us into who we are today, and for showering us with love and support all the way,” he added. Following his address, words of gratitude and presents were exchanged to express appreciation for their parents' love, support, and fulfillment of their parental duties.Mr. Andaya’s sister-in-law, Ms. Rio Jean Andaya, relayed his mother’s message in response. “Sapay la kuma ta maragpat mo amin nga arapaap mo. Madi ka kuma maawanan iti namnama, uray kasanu karigat iti biag. Laglagipem nga adtuy kami laeng likod mo nu adda iti problemam. Laglagipem met nga permi a kuyugan ta naiturpos mo ti naimbag a nakem. Dumteng tu ti aldaw nga kadagiti kayat mo nga magatang ket magatang mo. Dayta naiturpos mo nga adal ken naimbag nga nakem ket sandatam nu turungen iti pagsayaatam ken pagimbagam.” (I hope that you will reach all of your dreams. I also wish that you will never run out of hope, no matter how hard life gets. Always remember that we are here for you if you have any problems. Remember to always follow your good heart. Time will come where you will be able to get whatever you want. Your education and good heart are your gears in following your path to righteousness.)As the second portion of the program closed, Dr. William D. Magday, Jr. asked the students to hold hands with their parents for the closing prayer.The hooding ritual then started as the Philippine National Anthem and the Nueva Vizcaya March were sung under the direction of the CAS Choral.In his motivational speech, University President Wilfredo A. Dumale, Jr., presented 12 lessons to live by, especially now that a new set of challenges will be faced, as the graduates enter the world after University life. In his message, he shared that “The future is uncertain. There are many challenges ahead but look at these challenges as opportunities. There is no such thing as failure, only learnings. Let the world have you experience what must be experienced along the way.” He also advised the graduates that “The most important virtue that you (graduates) can bring with you kahit saan kayo makarating is humility. Be humble. In every success that you will receive in the future, humbleness of the heart should always be there.”The graduating class was then hooded and presented with their degrees, including those for Doctorate in Education, Doctorate in Philosophy in Science Education, Doctorate in Philosophy in Research Work, Master's Degree of Arts in Education (MAPEH), Master’s Degree in Education (Educational Administration and Language, Reading and Numeracy), Master's Degree in Teaching (English and Mathematics), Master's Degree in Public Administration, Master's Degree in Management, Master's Degree in Animal Science and Rural Development, Master's Degree in Agricultural Engineering, and Master's Degree in Forestry, and Master’s Degree in Home Technology.The final part of the event was the Recognition Program as the University honors student achievers from different colleges for their academic achievements.Additionally, recipients of special academic excellence awards from the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) and Department of Science and Technology (DOST) were also honored on stage.Bayombong Campus Administrator, Dr. Cristina R. Salvosa, gave her closing remarks to wrap up the four-part program. In her message, she described the day as “a day of thanksgiving,” and sent her congratulations and prayers to students as they reach for higher heights and a brighter future. She also hopes for the awardees to be an inspiration in helping the country. “Maging mabuting modelo sa komunidad sa paggawa ng mabuti at maging lider ng ating komunidad para maging maayos ang bansa.” This event was later concluded by the singing of the NVSU Hymn.The event was facilitated by Ms. Aira Leigh S. Rumbaua (Tribute to Parents), Dr. Bonimar T. Afalla, Dr. William D. Magday, Jr. (Hooding Ceremony), and Ms. Heniecy Ann B. Morts (Recognition Program).
Read MoreWith the theme, “Riding the Crest of the New Normal”, the Baccalaureate Service, Hooding, and Recognition Program will be held tomorrow, October 12 at 7:30 AM at the University Gymnatorium.
Read MoreOP Memorandum No. 240, Series of 2022Face-to-Face classes in Bayombong Campus are suspended from October 12 to October 13, 2022, to give way for the 18th Commencement Activities.During the said dates, all faculty members are enjoined to conduct their classes using modules or other techniques allowable under our current flexible learning strategies.The Baccalaureate Mass, Hooding and Recognition Ceremony will be held tomorrow, October 12; and the Commencement Exercises on Thursday, October 13. Both events will take place at the NVSU Gymnatorium, 7:30AM.
Read MoreNVSU students displayed commendable participation in the 9th Philippines I Transform! Young Leaders Convention (PITYLC) held on October 7-10, 2022, at Teacher’s Camp, Baguio City, with the theme, “A Decade of Action: Leading Amid COVID and the Better Normal”.Team NVSU was proclaimed the National Champion of the Kabataan Fair Youth Catalyst Project (Delegation Category). The team’s entry titled, “Project SEED NVSU: A Social Enterprise and Economic Development Project” was presented by Marcelino W. Pa-it, Jr. as Team Leader (NCSSC Secretary) and Yazle Kaye Almueta (SCSSC Chairperson) as Team Member. The team was coached by Ms. Katrine Angela A. Tucay (NCSSC Adviser) and took home a PhP20,0000 project grant.Moreover, George Barlolong (CAS-SC Auditor, Bambang Campus) and Justine C. Licodini (Varsity Courier Creative Director, Bayombong Campus) garnered 2nd and 3rd Places, respectively, in the Poster-making Contest.
Read MoreThe University sends its congratulations to the new and promoted employees of the Bayombong Campus who took their oath after today’s flag raising ceremony: Ms. Abigail P. Cadang (Instructor I), Mr. Jeremy V. Dasalla (Instructor I), Mr. Jundy J. Martin (Agriculturist I), Ms. Marnellie L. Pini (School Farm Demonstrator), Mr. Norbert E. Abrias (Forester I), Mr. Jeferson A. Monterubio (Driver II), Ms. Jean Marry C. Dacumos (Clerk I), and Mr. Erwin B. Bataller (Farm Worker I). The oath taking was presided over by University President Wilfredo A. Dumale, Jr. and witnessed by the Vice Presidents and the employees’ immediate supervisors.Congratulations also to the Civil Service Examination passers from the Bayombong Campus: Ms. Jovelyn S. Adducul, Mr. Ariston V. De Guzman, Mr. Michael Angelo F. Perolina, Mr. Lawrence Dawn A. Tumenez, Mr. Laymar P. Umhao (Professional Level), and Ms. Jeanybee A. Mariano (Subprofessional Level).A well-deserved applause for your efforts in serving the University!#TatakNVSU
Read MoreThe University prepares for the 18th Commencement Exercises with the theme, “Riding the Crest of the New Normal”, on October 13, 2022, 7:30AM at the NVSU Gymnatorium.The Secretary of the Department of Science and Technology, Dr. Renato U. Solidum, Jr. will be the Guest of Honor and Speaker on the said event.This second in-person commencement ceremony will include graduates from Batch 2022.Furthermore, the Baccalaureate Service, Hooding and Recognition Program will be held on October 12 at 7:30 AM, also at the University Gymnatorium.Congratulations, graduates!
Read MoreNVSU will have a vaccination drive (any dose or any booster dose) at the University Gymnasium tomorrow, October 8, 2022 from 8AM to 11AM.This is in partnership with the Region II Trauma and Medical Center (R2TMC) and the Philippine Medical Association - Nueva Vizcaya Medical Society.
Read MoreThe Nueva Vizcaya State University will conduct its 19th University In-House Review of Completed and On-going Research, Development and Extension Projects this coming October 19-20, 2022 at NVSU Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya with the theme "On to the Next LEAP: Linking Elevated Minds and Advancing our Paths to Futures Thinking."This is an annual activity being conducted by the Research, Extension and Training Program to review ongoing and completed RDE projects, monitor activities as they are being implemented, and check that implementation is covering the planned activities. Further, this activity also aims to capture new technologies and information from the RDE endeavors. Selected external evaluators were invited to review and select best papers for Research, Development, Higher Education, and Social Sciences categories.
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Read MoreAs per the result of the Exit Conference, the Nueva Vizcaya State University is now recommended for ISO 9001: 2015 re-certification.Kudos and congratulations to everyone who have invested their time and effort for this momentous event!The 2nd QMS Surveillance Audit ran for two days and concluded Tuesday afternoon, September 27. The event was attended by the University officials and unit heads.Tunay na #TatakNVSU!
Read MoreIn collaboration with the Region II Trauma and Medical Center (R2TMC), NVSU will be having vaccine and booster drive within the University tomorrow, September 29, 2022.This is the institution’s move in combating the COVID-19 virus while ensuring the safety of students.
Read MoreThe university is set to undergo the 2nd Surveillance Audit of its Quality Management System on September 26-27, 2022.Despite the adverse weather condition brought by typhoon Karding, the Auditors from the SOCOTEC Certification International arrived in Nueva Vizcaya, Sunday afternoon for the two-day Surveillance Audit aimed at maintaining the Certification of the Quality Management System.In consideration with the suspension of classes and work by the PLGU, the Auditors advised that document review will start at 1:00 PM, Monday, September 26, if weather conditions have improved.The university however has prepared for this two-day rigors of the audit, hence, looking forward to a successful result.
Read MoreGiven the recent update on Typhoon Karding, and as announced by the Provincial Government of Nueva Vizcaya thru the Provincial Administrator’s Office, work and classes at Nueva Vizcaya State University are suspended tomorrow, September 26, 2022.Please be guided accordingly.
Read MoreSending the warmest birthday greetings to the father of the Nueva Vizcaya State University and author of RA 9272, which merged the then Nueva Vizcaya State Institute of Technology in Bayombong and the Nueva Vizcaya State Polytechnic College in Bambang to become the only state university in the province. May you and your family be showered continuously with good health and more success. Happy Birthday, Governor Carlos M. Padilla!
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