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...

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 ...

Mathematics proficiency is becoming an important issue in contemporary education in the light of declining quality of instruction in the elementary and secondary education levels in the Philippines. Many students hate mathematics subject. On the other hand, there are also teachers who are handling mathematics subjects but who are not majors in the subject matter. These twin problems result to poor performance of our students. Rather than becoming silent, Laguna State Polytechnic University (LSPU) under the leadersh...

GAD is concerned with men and women and their specific roles, responsibilities, and the expectations of the society. The College of Business Management and Accountancy of LSPUSanta Cruz Main Campus hosted a sensitivity training workshop to Barangay San Roque, Victoria, Laguna on January 20, 2016 with the objective of orienting the Local Government Units (LGU’s) and the residents of several barangays in Victoria, Laguna. Associate Professor Marilyn Pielago discussed on Sex and Gender and the importance of gend...

The Dean of the College of Teacher Education Dr. Lucita G. Subillaga noted how the University was privileged to transfer technology and skills to the community through this extension program and promised to bring along other kinds of training like the Basic Conversational English for Tour Guides as well as the 2nd batch of Bread and Pastry, to name a few. Similarly, Mrs. Josefina T. Yaneza, Provincial Population Officer of Laguna, also manifested the support of her office to this project since it was through Laguna PP...