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 ...

The Laguna State Polytechnic University (LSPU) is on its way to becoming a  Higher Employability Results and Opportunity (HERO) awardee. HERO summit series aims to recognize institutions delivering graduates with high employability rate across the globe. Specifically, HERO is a movement that champions higher employability results and opportunities veering towards the 21st century industries. As part of its initial steps in the  awarding of recognition, LSPU attended the HERO International Summit at P...

Dr. Nestor M. De Vera together with five University officials visited Batanes, the northern most frontier of the Philippines, last February 18 – 20, 2015 for several purposes, to attend the Philippine Science Consortium First Quarter Meeting and Action Planning Workshop, benchmarking of Batanes State College and benchmarking of Batanes province with regards to disaster risk reduction and management. Hosting the Third PSC National Faculty and Student Research Congress provided a significant advantage and milea...

The idea of co-hosting agreement was conceived in 2016 between the President of Laguna State Poly-technic University, Philippines and Thai Nguyen University, Vietnam. Exchange of ideas, thoughts, and com-munications transpired for several months to comply with the required documents between two universities and to acquire permission from authorities. LSPU got endorsement from the Commission on Higher Education for submission of papers for presen-tation from faculty researchers as well as attendance, participation...

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...