Having able to justify the possession o fquality standards and unremitting efforts to maintain high level of services, the Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universitiesin the Philippines (AACCUP) indicated the accomplishments of the accreditation requirements for the various programs of Laguna State Polytechnic University, Dec. 19-21. Among the accredited programs were BSIE/BTTE with Level II (Phase 3) accreditation, BS Civil Engineering and BS in Tourism, both with Level II accreditation. Addition...

The first batch of BSED student teachers bound to Vietnam is composed of ten highly qualified and competent practice teachers from the three campuses of LSPU – Santa Cruz, Los Baños and San Pablo City Campuses. The ten students underwent evaluation and interview prior to the selection. These students were also evaluated academically and were found to be on the top 20% of the class. They were likewise found to be communicatively competent and can express their thoughts and opinions without destructions ...

QUEZON, CITY—The Laguna State Polytechnic University Board of Regents (LSPU BOR) made a motion for the creation of the LSPU Academic Committee during its 1st and 2nd Quarter Board Meeting at the Commission on Higher Education, July 4. CHED Commissioner Lilian De Las Llagas, chairperson of the Board, initiated the establishment of an Academic Community among all State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) before their curricular programs be subjected for BOR Agenda to assure the quality of education to be provided....

Laguna State Polytechnic University conducted a seminar entitled “Building an Infrastructure of Inter-professional Gender Research Collaboration” at the Amphitheatre , San Pablo City Campus, February 19. The conference was made possible with the cooperation of the Gender and Development (GAD) Resource Center, Guidance Services (GS) and Health Services (HS). Attendees of the event were students from the College of Nursing and Allied Health (CONAH) and Bachelor of Science in Biology from the College of...

Living by one of its mandates as a State University,  the Laguna State Polytechnic University  (LSPU)  took part in giving aid to the residents  affected by the activity of the Taal volcano,  Jan. 19.   Authorities had urged evacuation of people, especially those within the danger zone or the 14-kilometer radius after the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Philvolcs) raised the alert level to four, which means that an "explosive eruption" could happen...