The kapisanang Kimika ng Pilipinas – Southern Tagalog, Inc – a professional organiza-tion of chemists and chemistry-related professionals in the academe, industry, research and government; who are based, working, or have linkag-es in the Southern Tagalog re-gion of the Philippines – will hold its 46th Annual Convention at Laguna State Polytechnic Uni-versity – Santa Cruz Campus on September 6-7, 2017. This is one of the major activities of the society which aims to provide its members the oppor...

Fourth year students of the College of Teacher Education (CTE) underwent distinct Skills Training (EST) and Employability Skills Training Program (ESTP) at LSPU Science Building, Mini Theatre, and Accreditation Center – Siniloan Campus, September 16 – 18, 2017. The three-day training program was initiated by the International and Local Affairs Unit, headed by Mrs. Sandra P. Mesina, and coordinated by Mrs. Mercedita O. Alberto in partnership with the WorldWideLink Educational Development (WED) Inc....

In its’ commitment to create more jobs and hone entrepreneurship, the Association of Laguna Food Processors launched last Friday, June 10 2016, the operation of 24 million Shared Service Facility at the Laguna State Polytechnic University in Sta Cruz Laguna. This SSF was granted to CALABARZON FOOD SOLUTIONS HUB in cooperation with the Department of Trade and Industry and the Department of Science and Technology. ALAFOP, which started way back 2009, initially had 12 micro entrepreneur food manufacturers within...

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 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...