Rapidly gaining popularity, togue as it is known locally, is a major ingredient of many food recipes offered in restaurants and even in the home kitchens. This is produced by germinating mungbean or mungo seeds for three or more days and sold both in local and in the super markets, according to a research conducted by Ma. Cecilia C. Gatbonton, now a faculty member of the Laguna State Polytechnic University (LSPU). Many of us relish the lumpiangprito, the ginisangtogue and the empanada which contain mungo sprouts with ...

Guidelines, Terms, and Conditions: Foreign students may send their inquiries at email address [email protected]; Or they can call 049 – 501 – 7371; LSPU will send invitation to interested students; Students will be provided with land-based transportation from the airport to the university; The Office of International Affairs will assist in finding room/dormitory outside the university; The university can provide accommodation in the university hostel for at least 3 days; The un...

Twelve student teachers are bound to Thai Ngu-yen University, Vietnam for student teaching from June to November 2017. This academic partnership is a continu-ous program between LSPU and TNU to provide global teaching experiences to the students and at the same time to be at par with ASEAN integration in the field of educa-tion. These 12 students are from Laguna State Polytech-nic University-Santa Cruz Campus. They are well-chosen and accordingly evaluated to qualify for Off-Campus Inter-national Student Teaching...

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...