As Laguna State Polytechnic University envisioned to be the prime molder of the future labor force in the province, it started its journey to attain a standardized system and quality enrichment through undergoing ISO 9001;2008 certification. “Attaining this kind of certification ensures that international standards are given through the services offered by our university,” President De Vera said in one of the orientation programs as this certification officially began August 2015. The International O...

As part of its best practices for human resource development, the Laguna State Polytechnic University (LSPU) conducted a university-wide orientation among newly hired, appointed, and promoted non-teaching employees at the Monte Vista Hotsprings and Conference Resort, Calamba, Laguna, Sep. 7-8, 2023.  A total of 125 employees participated the two-day event from the four campuses, namely, Sta. Cruz Campus, Siniloan Campus, San Pablo City Campus, and Los Baños Campus.  Headed by the Administrative ...

Three days after the last day of April 18-20 Electrical En-gineering licensure examination, the Philippine Regulatory Com-mission (PRC) released the re-sults. Santa Cruz Campus gar-nered 20% while San Pablo Cam-pus got 16.67% passing rate for the Registered Electrical Engi-neering (REE) exam. For the Registered Mas-ter Electrician (RME) examina-tion, San Pablo Campus got91.67% passing rate while Santa Cruz Campus recorded 72.92%. There were three takers from Santa Cruz Campus while single taker from San Pabl...

The activity started with registration of the participants and plenary sessions of guest speakers from Peace Corps Philippines and a lecturer from Japan.    The second day was the paper presentation of different areas of concern, I was assigned at the function hall. The presentation was smooth and good where audience were satisfied with what I have presented.  Now a day, climate change has been the focus of discussions of different agencies. Environmental concerns are the main topic where it is ev...

The College of Nursing and Allied Health conducted a symposium in partnership with the Gender and Development Services (Santa Cruz Campus) on February 27, 2016. The objective of which was to provide students’ awareness that in Nursing course, both men and women could become equally competent in the field. Further it was pointed out that the issue disparity in the nursing profession in the past has once led to nursing shortage worldwide which should not happen again. In his opening remarks, Dr. Roberto C. Mira...