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WINGS OF TIME

(History of NISU Ajuy)

1948	Establishment of Ajuy Junior High School with Mr. Jose Zerrudo as the principal.
1952	The renaming of the School to Ajuy High School with the first graduates 6 males and 23 females. The first concrete building was constructed through the efforts of Mayor Pedro Molina. The first graduation was held with 29 graduates, 6 males and 23 Females.
1954	Mr. Vicente Cornelio became principal.
1959	Miss Maruja Dignadice became teacher-in-charge.
1960	Mr. Agapito Declarador became principal.
1970	Mrs. Estrella Denila became principal.
1972	Mr. Carlos Causing became officer-in-charge.
1973	The school was the Division winner in the Green Revolution program and celebrated its Silver Anniversary (25th Founding Anniversary) with Miss Rosario Aycayno as the principal.
1975	The school attained its nationalized status by Virtue of Presidential Decree No. 1250 s. 1975 through the efforts of Director Napoleon Dignadice with Mrs. Teresa Tobias as the principal.
1980	Miss Corazon de la Torre became Officer-in-Charge.
1982	The name of the school echoed in the Region when the folk dancers of the school were declared champions with Mrs. Otilia Parian as the principal.
1984	Miss Concepcion Po became principal.
1985	Eric Ayuyon was adjudged as one of the ten outstanding Secondary School Students of Iloilo.
1988	Ajuy National High School celebrated its Ruby Anniversary (40th Founding Anniversary).
1990	Miss Corazon Batayo became the OIC.
1991	Mr. Vicente Bierniza served as OIC before Mrs. Bibiana de los Reyes took over as the principal.
1993	The school was adjudged as one of the most effective secondary schools in the Division of Iloilo with Mr. Cirilo C. Deocariza as the principal.
1995	Ajuy National High School was converted into Ajuy Polytechnic College through Republic Act No. 8005, approved on May 7, under the initiative of Congressman Niel D. Tupas Sr. Following its conversion, the newly established college applied to and was granted permission by the Department of Education, Culture, and Sports (DECS) to offer a Certificate in Food and Beverage Preparation and Services (FBPS) and the Certificate in Welding Fabrication Technology, effective in the school year 1996-1997.
1996	In line with its new mandate, tertiary education was established, with Mr. Cirilo C. Deocariza initially serving as the Officer-in-Charge (OIC) Superintendent, designated by CHED Chairman Angel Alcala. He was later reclassified as College Administrator.
1997	New courses in Diploma in Computer Programming and Computer Secretarial were offered.
1998	The first College Graduation was held with 38 graduates in HRM and 4 in Welding Fabrication Technology. Bearing its new name, Ajuy Polytechnic College celebrated its Golden Jubilee (50th Founding Anniversary). Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Entrepreneurship was offered by virtue of CHED Order Number 56 series of 1998.
1999	The Bachelor of Secondary Education with specialization in General Science, English, and Mathematics was offered through CHED Order Number 12 series of 1999. Mrs. Magelia P. Cubar was appointed OIC by the CHEd. CHED Memorandum Order Number 27, series of 1999 led to the integration of Ajuy Polytechnic College (APC) to Northern Iloilo Polytechnic State College (NIPSC) in Estancia, Iloilo.
2001	The integration was confirmed by the NIPSC Board of Trustees (BOT) per BOT Resolution Number 33-73-2000 and became an external campus to be known as Ajuy Polytechnic College - NIPSC Ajuy Campus effective January 1, 2001 with Dr. Wenceslao S. Sison Jr. as the College President with Dr. Magelia Pendon Cubar as the OIC College Administrator.
2004	The Associate in Computer Technology was offered by virtue of BOT Resolution Number 38-39-2004.
2006	The Bachelor of Science in Criminology was offered by virtue of BOT Resolution Number 12, with Mrs. Magelia Cubar as the OIC College Administrator, making the Bachelor of Science in Criminology as the flagship program.
2007	Dr. Benny A. Palma, PASUC VI President was appointed OIC College President.
2008	Dr. Joel P. Limson was elected and installed as the 3rd College President.
2009	The Associate in Hotel and Restaurant Management was changed to Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management by virtue of BOT Resolution Number 37 series of 2009. The Bachelor of Elementary Education was offered through BOT Resolution Number 38.
2010	The renaming of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) to Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship (BS Entrepreneurship) by virtue of BOT Resolution Number 5 series of 2010. The BS Entrepreneurship and BS Criminology undergo Preliminary Survey Visit. Dr. Cirilo C. Deocariza was reinstated as College Administrator.
2012	The BS Entrepreneurship and BS Criminology attained its Candidate Status in the Program Accreditation of AACCUP.
2013	The signing of the Republic Act Number 10597 converting Northern Iloilo Polytechnic State College (NIPSC) to Northern Iloilo State University (NISU) on June 14 through the efforts of Congressman Niel “Junjun” C. Tupas Jr. Roseller Salaver Montaniel was the 7^th placer in the 2013 Criminologist Licensure Examination. The Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management (BSHRM) and Bachelor of Secondary Education majors in English, Mathematics, and Physical Science undergo Preliminary Survey Visit.
2014	Dr. Romy A. Billones, the Vice President for Research and Extension was appointed OIC President.
2015	The academic programs received their respective Certificate of Program Compliance (COPC) issued by the Commission on Higher Education, COPC 61 (BS Entrep), COPC # 79 (BSHRM), COPC # 87 (BEEd), and COPC # 88 (BSEd). The BS Entrep and BS Criminology undergo 2^nd Survey Visit. The Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management (BSHRM) and BSEd majors in English, Mathematics, and Science undergo 1^st Survey Visit. The BEEd undergoes a Preliminary Survey Visit.
2016	Dr. Ma. Theresa Gasapo Palmares, was elected and installed as the 4th College President.
2017	Dr. Wilfreda G. Arones was installed as the 1^st Campus Administrator. Implementation of Remodeled NIPSC Organizational Structure through BOT Resolution No. 67, s. 2017. NISU Ajuy underwent a Surveillance Audit of NIPSC Quality Management System and was certified as compliant with the provision of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9001:2008 by the Global Certification.
2018	Implemented the new curriculum in accordance with the latest Policies, Standards, and Guidelines (PSGs) for NISU Ajuy's curricular program, as approved by the Board of Trustees (BOT) through Resolution No. 08-D, Series of 2018. The amendment of Republic Act 10597 by Republic Act 11005 on March 27, converting Northern Iloilo Polytechnic State College (NIPSC) to Northern Iloilo State University (NISU) as authored by Congressman Raul “Boboy” C. Tupas. The BEEd undergoes 1^st Survey Visit. COPC 56 s. 2018 was issued by the Commission on Higher Education to BS Criminology program for AY 2018-19 to 2019-2020. Global Group certified the Quality Management System of NIPSC for the design and development of educational services as well as the Research, Extension including all Administrative Services.
2019	The BSEd and BSHRM undergo 2^nd Survey Visit. Dr. Alma R. Defacto, the Vice President for Academic Affairs was appointed OIC College President. The Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Physical Science was renamed to Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Science and Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management to Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management through BOT Resolution No. 53, series of 2019. NIPSC Ajuy undergoes a Surveillance Audit of NIPSC Quality Management System for the design and development of educational services as well as the Research, Extension including all Administrative Services. The Bureau of Immigration (BOI) granted NIPSC Ajuy Campus authority to accept foreign students through AAPS No. JHM 2019-T499.
2020	The BS Entrep and BS Crim undergo 3^rd Survey Visit Phase I through Online Accreditation.
2021	The BS Criminology program received its Certificate of Program Compliance (COPC) issued by the Commission on Higher Education (COPC # 54). Dr. Bobby Dioquino Gerardo was elected and installed as the 5th College President. The BEEd undergo 2nd Survey Visit through Online Accreditation. GCL International re-certified the Quality Management System of NIPSC for the design and development of educational services for Programs approved by the Commission on Higher Education as well as, as well as the Research, Extension including all Administrative Services. All programs underwent monitoring and evaluation by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) to ensure compliance with key result areas, in accordance with the provisions of their respective CHED Memorandum Orders (CMOs) and other pertinent CHED directives.
2022	On February 7, 2022, Northern Iloilo State Polytechnic College (NISPC) underwent a thorough evaluation by the CHED Composite Team through a Remote Validation process. This was conducted in the presence of CHEDRO6 Regional Director, Dr. Raul Alvarez Jr., and Congressman Mark Go, Chairperson of the Committee on Higher and Technical Education. The Commission on Higher Education approved the conversion of Northern Iloilo Polytechnic State College (NIPSC) to Northern Iloilo State University (NISU) through Commission En Banc Resolution No. 222-2022, dated April 26, 2022. As a result, the Northern Iloilo Polytechnic State College Ajuy Campus will henceforth be known as Northern Iloilo State University - Ajuy Campus. The installation of Dr. Bobby D. Gerardo as the 1st University President. The BS Entrep undergoes the 3^rd Survey Visit Phase 2 while the BS Criminology undergoes resurvey in some areas.
2023	On January 3, Dr. Francis Blancaver Gasapo was installed as the 2^nd Campus Administrator. The BS Criminology, BSEd and BSHM undergo 3^rd Survey Visit Phase 2. NISU Ajuy celebrated its Diamond Jubilee (75th Founding Anniversary).
2024	On May 29, 2024, NISU Ajuy Campus received the Model Implementer Award from the Commission on Higher Education Region VI (CHEDRO VI) for its timeliness, completeness, and accuracy in submitting data to the CHEDRO VI Higher Education Management Information System (HEMIS). NISU Ajuy Campus has been recognized as one of the high-performing schools in Western Visayas for the March 2024 Licensure Examination for Professional Teachers (LEPT) in both the Secondary and Elementary categories. On July 21, 2024, Dr. Lebni Terenife Bernardino was installed as the 3^rd Campus Administrator.

The Northern Iloilo State University (NISU) Ajuy Campus ensures that its administrative, instructional, research, and extension services consistently comply with national and international statutory, regulatory, and quality standards. Committed to achieving the highest level of clientele satisfaction, the university also strives for the continuous improvement of its management systems.

Its vast land area of 8.005 hectares is allocated for instruction, production, and recreation, together with the 121 strong faculty and staff who manage the program and activities of the Campus through the leadership of Dr. Lebni T. Bernardino Jr. as Campus Administrator and with the unending support of the first University President Dr. Bobby D. Gerardo, this Campus is happy to serve the students of Ajuy and of the neighboring towns.

As NISU Ajuy celebrates its 76th Founding Anniversary with the theme "Nurturing Success, Fulfilling Dreams," we reflect on the institution’s remarkable journey of transformation and growth. This milestone is a testament to the collective efforts of students, faculty, and stakeholders in shaping a future rooted in knowledge, innovation, and resilience. As NISU Ajuy commemorates its metamorphosis, it stands as an enduring icon of hope for development, even in the face of challenging times. The university rededicates itself to serving the youth, empowering them to propel the nation to greater heights within the global community. This celebration highlights NISU Ajuy's excellence in delivering quality education and its ability to achieve educational outcomes that are consistent with its goals and objectives, ensuring that the dreams of countless individuals continue to be fulfilled for generations to come. Just like the morning star, NISU Ajuy will continue to spread its light and all its endeavors will bring glory to its name.

Mabuhay ang Northern Iloilo State University Ajuy Campus.

Ad Astra! Per Aspera!

VISION

A globally competitive State University in Asia.

MISSION

Human resources development through quality and relevant education, environment-friendly modern technologies and preservation of Filipino values and culture for sustainable and improved quality of life.

GOALS

The College shall have the following goals:

Produce human capital imbued with scientific and technological skills endowed with desirable values and work ethics;
Provide quality education in the fields of industry, agriculture, fisheries, technology, sciences, education and other relevant undergraduate and graduate programs;
Establish a university research culture responsive to community and global needs;
Enhance research-based extension programs and transfer of sustainable technologies;
Maximize productivity through efficient and effective resource management; and
Strengthen linkages with local, national and international partner-agencies.

CORE VALUES

C - ommunicative

R - esearch oriented

E - xcellent time manager

A - cademically competent

T - echnically equipped

I - nnovative

V - alues oriented

E - nvironment friendly

PURPOSES

The Northern Iloilo State University has the following purposes:

Provide advanced and higher education and training in the fields of industry, agriculture, fisheries, arts, sciences, education, management, hospitality & tourism, information technology, engineering, criminal justice and services as well as, continuing education;
Promote progressive leadership in research and advanced studies in the fields of industry, agriculture, fisheries, arts, sciences, education, management, hospitality & tourism, information technology, engineering, criminal justice;
Undertake sustainable extension activities for technology transfer and solution of social problems, and;
Enhance its critical role in community development.

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

VISION The School of Education aspires to be a progressive component of the State College offering quality-assured programs designed to produce competent teacher who will be effective facilitators of learning and agents of social transformation. MISSION The School of Education committed to provide quality undergraduate education in order to foster the total development of a person to make him competent, intelligent, productive, morally and socially-responsible and who can cope with the demands of changing society.
	GOALS Productive students who are equipped with appropriate knowledge and skills needed for their profession and with possible desirable values to become successful teachers; Increase the competence/capability of its faculty who will provide quality education to help the students maximize their potentials to become useful and productive members of their community; Promote critical and creative thinking in the students to bring about the spirit inquiry and intellectual endeavor for the improvement of the community; and Provide activities that will enhances the total development of the students.
OBJECTIVES Provide quality instruction to produce teachers with sufficient knowledge and skills necessary for immediate gainful employment and in making them professional; Expose students to varied activities and experiences that would encourage them to think critically so that they would be able to do their work intelligently; Involve students in research and extension activities that will make them useful and productive members of the community, in particular and of the national in general; Instill in students the desirable values that are necessary in their development as human beings.

COLLEGE OF CRIMINOLOGY

VISION The BS Criminology Department is envisioned as a significant educational department which is actively and continually involved in turning out graduates who will lead the nation in addressing the vital problems of crime control and meeting the demands for global competitiveness. MISSION The mission of the BS Criminology Department is to provide the community with professionality competent and morally upright graduates who can deliver efficient and effective services in the field of criminology.
	GOALS Conduct criminological research and further studies. Ensure public safety and order maintenance. Prevent, suppress and control crimes. Investigate and detect crime. Enforce laws, rules and regulations. Protect lives and properties. OBJECTIVES Encourage research and inquiry on the nature, causes, treatment or punishment of criminal behavior and how criminal justice agencies function and respond to crime, criminals and victims. Prepare the students for careers in crime prevention, law enforcement, scientific crime detection, correctional administration, public safety and allied fields. Foster the values of leadership, integrity, accountability and responsibility while serving their fellowmen, community and country.

COLLEGE OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

VISION To be a leading hospitality management education institution in Northern Iloilo. MISSION To produce graduates equipped with knowledge, skills and right values and capable of meeting the demands of a globally-competitive hospitality industry. GOALS To contribute to the enhancement of hospitality education as a profession. To participate to the educational endeavor to sustain academic excellence in the global perspective. To increase and maximize human, financial, technological and other resources to optimize performance of graduates. To respond to the global industry needs. OBJECTIVES Students To fulfill students desire for relevant, responsive and innovative curricular programs, institutional facilities, qualified instructors and intensive practical trainings for better work and business opportunities. Industry To respond to the need for knowledgeable, competent and professional graduates needed in the hospitality industry. Community To undertake relevant advocacies in research and extension for the benefit of the community.

COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT

GOALS To be established as center for research and extension development hubs (harness knowledge; up-scale initiatives; build capacities; and sustain development) in the fields of business, entrepreneurship and local governance in the region To be the center of development in the fields of business administration, entrepreneurship and public administration. OBJECTIVES To provide quality and real life education experience and produce individuals who are: Research oriented Internationally Competent Productive citizens Equipped with good values CORE VALUES Leadership Integrity Fortitude Excellence
THE COM 5-POINT QUALITY AGENDA Quality People - COM faculty and staff constantly pursue advance education and training development to be able to develop the knowledge, skills and attitude of COM students and the community. Quality Education - COM is committed to deliver the four major thrust of the college; research, instruction, production, and extension to holistically develop the capacities of students and the community. Quality Services - COM continues to undergo accreditation and evaluation to improve the delivery of basic services to clienteles and stakeholders. Quality Environment - COM is a school for the people and nature; thus, it ensures the preservation of its ecological and social environment for safe and healthy avenue of education and other social activities and services. Quality Life - COM is determined to uplift the life of the people through its researches and community extension and linkages providing opportunities and alternatives for the students, the community and stakeholders.

Bernardino, Lebni Jr. T. Asso. Professor V Ph. D (Educ. Management) - ISU Campus Administrator

FACULTY PROFILE AS OF SEPTEMBER 30, 2024

Tupas, Fernan P. Professor VI Ph.D. (Biology) - WVSU	Ausa, Ronie A. Asso. Professor V Ph.D. (Crim) – PCCr	Beup, Ferdinand V. Asso. Professor V Ph.D. (Crim) – PCCr	Cristobal, Johnny L. Asso. Professor V MBA – IAME	Navarro, John D. Professor IV DBM – HM – PWU

Del Castillo, Nemer B. Asso. Professor V Ed.D. (ELL) – SWU	Divinagracia, Ruth B. Asso. Professor V Ed.D. (Science) – SWU	Magcalas, Sonia D. Asso. Professor V Ed.D. (ELL) – SWU	Torrico, Donna A. Asso. Professor V Ed.D. (Math) – SWU	Biclar, Cheryl M. Asso. Professor IV MMPM – UPV MAT (Science) – NIPSC

Falagne, Jay F. Asso. Professor II PhD (Educational Technology) ISUFST	Azucena, Ann A. Asso. Professor I MAT (HK) – SWU	Batisla-ong, Ruth S. Asso. Professor II MBA – SWU	Alamon, Rustom B. Asst. Professor IV MAT (Math) – SWU	Bañas, Louiege B. Asso. Professor IV DMBA - Guimaras State University

Barreto, Rey D. Asst. Professor IV Ph.D. (Crim) – PCCr	Calimpong, Sharon O. Asso. Professor I MAT (ELL) – SWU	Patricio, Doreen Grace P. Asso. Professor II DHM – PWU	Sta. Ana, Portia B. Asst. Professor IV MBA – SWU	Abenido, Chorcel B. Asst. Professor IV MIT - NONESCOST, Sagay City

Delima, Leony Grace V. Asso. Professor I MBM – WIT	Sarabia, Evaristo Jr. S. Asst. Professor IV Ph.D. (Crim) – PCCr	Tuando, Mary Ann M. Asst. Professor III MAEd Biology - UP Visayas	Ambros, Ma. Socorro Dorothy A. Asst. Professor III DMBA - Guimaras State University	Beup, Harrah T. Asst. Professor III Ph.D. (Crim) – PCCr

Delfin, Kaith Ann Marie N. Asst. Professor III MIT - NONESCOST, Sagay City	Sabalosa, Cris A. Asst. Professor IV MSCrim – WVSU	Penaflor, Jo J. Asst. Professor I Ed.D. - NIPSC	Arambola, Joselyn G. Instructor III MAEd major in Educ. Mgt.- USPF, Cebu City	Paguia, Rhealyn B. Instructor III MILE Physical Science - ISCOF

Corillo, Larry Instructor II MAT (PE) - FCU Roxas, Capiz	Tumbocon, Cheryl G. Instructor II Master of Science in Library and Information Science	Encajonado, Jezza G. Instructor I MAT- English - Filamer Christian University	Sabalosa, Chris Joy G. Instructor I MSCrim - WVSU Lambunao Campus

STAFF

Belloga, Lynne C. Administrative Officer V Bachelor of Science in Commerce	Pacardo, Sharonne Joy O. Administrative Officer IV (HRMO II) Master in Management	Buñe, Kathleen R. Accountant II Master in Management major in Bus. Mgt.	Saul, Arnulfo G. Administrative Officer III (Procurement) Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering	De la Cruz, Anabelle D. Nurse II Master of Arts in Nursing

Magcalas, Ned C Ross D. Budget Officer II Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Financial Management	Hondonero, Sherylou H. Disbursing Officer II Bachelor of Elementary Education	Basa, Aira Kate B. College Librarian I Bachelor of Library & Information Science	Daras, Jessa Grace G. Administrative Assistant II (Senior Bookkeeper) Master of Business Administration	Camayudo, John Mar A. Administrative Assistant II (Property Custodian) Bachelor of Elementary Education

Butin, Klea J. Administrative Assistant II (Secretary I/ Buyer I) Bachelor of Elementary Education	Arcosa, Mariebelle Ann G. Administrative Aide VI Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Entrepreneurship	Arellado, Katherine Gayle P. Administrative Aide VI Bachelor of Secondary Education major in English	Bañares, Carmela G. Administrative Aide VI Bachelor of Science in Criminology	Cacho, Sheeny Marie O. Administrative Aide VI Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Financial Management

Capacio, Ricardo Jr. P. Administrative Aide VI Bachelor of Secondary Education major in History	Seballos, Nelyn D. Administrative Aide VI Bachelor of Elementary Education	Corillo, Ernaldo B. Security Guard I Associate in Marine Engineering	Dequito, Caesar V. Administrative Aide II (Utility) High School Level	Ardison, Nolly A. Administrative Aide III (Driver) Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Entrepreneurship

Francisco, Renato E. Administrative Aide I (Utility) High School Graduate	Seballos, Annie O. Administrative Aide I Bachelor of Science in Commerce	Tayco, Jesus V. Security Guard I Bachelor of Science in Criminology

CONTRACT OF SERVICE FACULTY

Atty. Ronil G. Arbis Bachelor of Science in Criminology/ Juris Doctor (Criminology)	Atty. Bryan Eric T. Cerebo BSBA/ Juris Doctor (Criminology)	Atty. Niezel Anen T. Sabrido BA Political Science/ Bachelor of Laws/ Juris Doctor (Criminology)	Atty. Soteo G. Gardose BS Commerce/ Bachelor of Laws (Criminology)	Al Ian B. Belicano BSHM (Hospitality Management)	Angel Micaiah B. Canson Bachelor of Science in Criminology (Criminology)

Easter Jean V. De la Rosa BEEd (General Educ.)	Efren F. Serrano Jr. Master in Business Administration (Entrepreneurship)	Fredderick G. Barrios Bachelor of Science in Criminology (Criminology)	Glysdi Ann L. Laguda MILE (General Educ.)	John P. Bernal Bachelor of Science in Criminology (Criminology)	John Erl B. Felicio BSEd - Math (General Educ.)

John Paul V. Longno Master in Business Administration (Entrepreneurship)	Joy Lin C. Asong MILE (General Educ.)	Justine D. Molina Bachelor of Science in Criminology (Criminology)	Kristel Ann L. Palmares MSCrim (Criminology)	Kyle Lizli C. Basa MILE- Mathematics (General Educ.)	Leo N. Guillermo Bachelor of Science in Criminology (Criminology)

Leo S. Castro MAEd- Educational Management (Elementary)	Lianne Grace B. Belicano Bachelor of Secondary Education major in English (General Educ.)	Marcos Anthony Y. Alegre Master of Business Administration (Entrepreneurship)	Mary Julienne F. Balino BEEd (General Educ.)	Mhar A. Palina BSHM (Hospitality Management)	Myrel A. Citoy Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship (Entrepreneurship)

Pinky T. Gabayeron MDM major in Ecological Tourism (Hospitality Management)	Rochelle Mae G. Tarde BEEd (General Educ.)	Rolly B. Buñe MAEd- Mathematics (General Educ.)	Suez Fini S. Sayco BPE major in Sports and Wellness Management (General Educ.)

JOB ORDER STAFF

Abenido, Gladdys B. Associate in Computer Programming Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Entrep. (Office Clerk (Registrar))	Abenido, Warren B. Bachelor in Computer Technology (MIS Staff)	Alumbro, Gilda D. Bachelor of Arts (A.B) major in Mathematics (Library Aide)	Andrade, Sue A. BS Biology/ Doctor of Medicine (Medical Officer)	Ardison, Rechiel A. High School Graduate (Utility Worker (GSO))

Arones, Richell S. Bachelor of Elementary Education (Office Clerk (Guidance))	Asdolo, Jonalie L. Bachelor of Performing Arts in Theatre (Office Clerk (IQA))	Bacabac, Bethel D. Bachelor of Science in Statistics and Research (Office Clerk (Research))	Bacanto, Rowelyn T. Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management (Laboratory Custodian)	Badon Jr., Alfredo D. Elementary (Under graduate) (Carpenter (GSO))

Batarlan, Gredan B. Bachelor in Computer Technology (Office Clerk (Registrar))	Beboso, Regin May D. Bachelor of Science in Criminology (Community Org.)	Bocala, Rodel H. Associate in Marine Engineering (Water Operator (RGO))	Butin, Klea J. Bachelor of Elementary Education (Office Clerk (Dispensary))	Canja, Edsel D. Plumbing NC II (TESDA) (Utility (GSO))

Castro, Shella Mae O. Bachelor of Elementary Education (Office Clerk (Admin.))	Durban, Rex A. Electrical Installation and Maintenance (TESDA) (Electrician (Admin.))	Indicar, Vanessa Grace M. Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management (Library Aide)	Lemera, Dennis I. Associate in Computer Technology (Community Org.)	Majaducon, Joan B. Bachelor of Science in Criminology (Watchman)

Margoma, Raymond L. Associate in Computer Technology (Office Clerk (BEEd))	Paciente, Rosiel Marie F. BA English Language (Office Clerk (BSED))	Palparan, Joepet R. Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship (Community Org.)	Peñafiel, Myrna A. Bachelor of Science in Criminology (Watchman)	Peralta, Jorjia Beth C. Bachelor of Elementary Education (Office Clerk (BSCrim.))

Petallar, Christian P. Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Science (MIS Staff)	Siasico, Cheryl Mae H. Associate in Computer Programming Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Entrep. (Office Clerk (Registrar))	Sta. Ana, Iris Doane I. Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management (Office Clerk (Accounting))	Tijam, Ramces B. Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship (Undergrad.) (Watchman)	Torrico, May Grace D. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Entrep. (Office Clerk (Entrep))

Tuliva, Debbie B. Doctor in Dental Medicine (Dental Officer)	Villapez, Julie Anne M. Bachelor of Science in Computer Technology (Office Clerk (Supply))	Villegas, Fevi Asielle T. Bachelor of Science in Management (Office Clerk (HM))