As Laguna State Polytechnic University envisioned to be the prime molder of the future labor force in the province, it started its journey to attain a standardized system and quality enrichment through undergoing ISO 9001;2008 certification. “Attaining this kind of certification ensures that international standards are given through the services offered by our university,” President De Vera said in one of the orientation programs as this certification officially began August 2015. The International O...

The Unit-head of CTE-Extension and Training Services, Dr. Victoria E. Tamban and Assistant Professor Ofelia B. Maningas evaluated the research capability of the 79 teachers of Malaban Elementary School (MES) located at Brgy. Malaban, Biñan City through survey questionnaires about teachers’ research capability adopted from the study. Series of seminar/training write-shops were conducted by the CTE Team.  One of the seminars was conducted last January 18, 2019, entitled,” Royal Road to Resear...

Nineteen AgroStudies student interns, Batch  2018-2019 came back from Agrostudies-Israel  Internship Program, September to October 2019. They successfully completed the one-year Agricultural skills training and technical capability enhancement related to agricultural  research and innovation. The groups were composed of three students from Los Baños Campus, four from Nagcarlan satellite Campus, one from Magdalena, one from Lopez campus, and 10 from Siniloan Campus. The students, together with the...

The Laguna State Polytechnic University (LSPU) administrative and academic officials convened for the deliberation and validation of 2019 Office Accomplishments at the College of Teacher Education (CTE) Hall, San Pablo City Campus, Feb. 4. University President, Vice Presidents, Campus Directors, Deans, Directors, and staff partook in the evaluation of performance among units/departments and across campuses. The evaluation was comprised of four areas, namely: 001: Higher Education; 002: Research and Development ...

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...