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Annual Report 2018 2019 Compressed
Annual Report 2018 2019 Compressed
ANNUAL REPORT
SY 2018-2019
July 31,2019
Through
Honorable J. Prospero E. De Vera III
Chairperson, DMMMSU Board of Regents
Chairperson, Commission on Higher Education
I am pleased to submit to you the Annual Report of Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State
University, La Union, for the School Year 2018-2019.
The presentation in this report is based on my 11-point agenda as President of the University. These
agenda are coined into I LOVE DMMMSU which are as follows:
Sipupudno,
Number of
Number of Total eveAccredit-
Campus Accreditable Level I Level II Level III Level IV
Programs able Programs
Program
NLUC 30 30 10 4 5 3 22
MLUC 29 28 3 5 12 3 23
SLUC 30 27 1 7 13 1 22
OUS 7 7 - - - - -
67/92
Total 96 92 14 16 30 7
(73%)
Both NLUC and MLUC have three Programs Reaccredited Level IV. SLUC has one.
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LEGEND:
SUMMER
1ST SEMESTER
15,345
TOTAL ENROLLEES TOTAL GRADUATES
34,478 4,386
16,018
16,018
IG HARLIKA G. LANGIT
6th Placer
Licensure Examination for Psychometricians, November 2018
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
College of Arts and Science, South La Union Campus
DONNA S. ESGUERRA
3rd Placer
Licensure Examination for Fisheries Technologists, October 2018
Bachelor of Science in Fisheries
College of Fisheries, South La Union Campus
BENEDIKT A. REGLER
6th Placer
Licensure Examination for Veterinarians, September 2018
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
College of Veterinary Medicine, North La Union Campus
As a result,
19 utility models
1 trademark
12 copyrights,
5. Seaweed products
6. Inbred rice
We ensure the sustainability of current extension development programs with increased number of adapters.
We have 90 partnerships with LGUs, industries, NGOs, NGAs, SME, and other stakeholders. a
For FY 2019, DMMMSU received Php 950,260,000 from the General Appropriations Act. 116M of which was
utilized for Capital Outlay.
Of the 709 faculty members, 44 are Professors, 109 are Associate Professors, 147 are Assistant Professors, and 409 are Instructors. Moreover, 168 are
PhD/EdD holders, 361 are MA/MS degrees, and 180 have BS/BA degree holders.
168
147
409 361
109 180
44
Ph.D./Ed.D.
Professor
MS/MA
Associate Professor
BA/AB
Assistant Professor
Instructor
120 CHED
We also have a total of
sponsored scholars and 8 DOST
sponsored scholars who are
currently enrolled.
We also supported faculty members and staff in their attendance to 24 international trainings and seminars , and
155 in the national level .
DMMMSU has been responsive to the needs of its students. They are provided adequate housing, sports, health, security and
food service facilities.
For the past school year, we had a total of 16,167 government and private sponsored scholars.
DMMMSU provides for indoor and outdoor sports facilities for recreational and competitive sporting events, and to help
promote active and healthy lifestyle for both students and employees.
In addition, site survey has been conducted at all main campuses for the Fiber Optic Backbone Plan.
As for WIFI ACCESS, MLUC is now wifi campus via Smart Google Station. Google Station Free WiFi has been initiated
for NLUC, SLUC, OUS ready for Board Approval. Also, DMMMSU free WiFi which is open to all students has been
established in the main campuses.
Officials were then carefully selected based on the criteria for designating officials.
DMMMSU has a dynamic and functional office of internationalization and global networks.
HOME-BASED INTERNATIONALIZATION
For our home-based internationalization, particularly on virtual student mobility, 26 students from various countries, namely,
Saudi Arabia, Qata, Canada, Cambodia, USA, Japan, and Thailand, enrolled in the various programs of our Open University System
And we also accommodated Ten Grade-10 students for International Training Cum Cultural/Heritage Tour.
CROSS-BORDER MOBILITY
For our cross-border mobility, we sent 124 outbound students to various partner Higher Education Institutions abroad.
Forty-five (45) inbound students were accommodated. Ten (10) Grade 10 students stayed for International Training Cum Cultural/Her-
itage Tour. Seven (7) faculty members were sent for research and academic exchange abroad.
For a unified, strong, collaborative and supportive alumni, we aim to establish both
local and international alumni networks. For this school year, the following were
accomplished:
Dr. Honorio C. Buccat Dr. Jo-Anne D. Villar Dr. Eladio E. Camalig, Jr.
Vice President, Academic Affairs Director, National Service Training Program Director, Extension
Dr. Cynthia M. Rodriguez Dr. Shalimar L. Navalta Atty. Kristine Gay B. Balanag
Vice President, Research and Extension Director, Student Affairs and Services Director, Administrative Services
Dr. Gil F. dela Vega Dr. Valoree B. Salamanca Dr. Angelita J. Prado
Vice President, Planning and Resource Development Director, Admission and Record Director, Quality Assurance
Dr. Antonio O. Ogbinar Ms. Liceria G. Enteria Dr. Maria Consuelo W. Alcantara
University and Board Secretary Director, Library Services and Development Director, Medical Services
Dr. Junifer Rey E. Tabafunda Prof. Irene N. Gomez Prof. Ruben P. Dacayanan
Chancellor, North La Union Campus Director, Cultural Affairs Director, Auxiliary Services
Dr. Eduardo C. Corpuz Prof. Paulo Jan F. Samson Ms. Placida E. de Guzman
Chancellor, Mid La Union Campus Director, Sports Development Director, Finance