QAR FormRevised, September 2016

QUARTERLY ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT__________to__________20___

___________________________ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES

Direction: Please do not leave any item unanswered (Type N.A. or Not Applicable if necessary). Strictly follow the prescribed format in accomplishing this form. Provide necessary and appropriate supporting document/s (e.g. Research Abstract, MOS, MOU, S.O., Certificates, etc.) as attachment for each accomplishment. This form should be duly signed by the Head of Unit/Department and approved by the Sector Head.

A. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY/HIGHLIGHTS OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS (Please consider highlights of accomplishments of your office targets/commitments under STRATEGIC PRIORITY (SP), CORE FUNCTIONS (CF), and SUPPORT FUNCTIONS (SF) with associated Office Final Outputs (OFOs), respectively.

B. STRATEGIC PRIORITY

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1. Human Resource Development

2.1 ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL (please provide necessary attachment/s as supporting document/s) 2.1.1 Attendance in Relevant Training, Seminars, Workshops, Conferences, etc.

Name of Personnel(Surname, First Name, M.I.) Title/Theme/Topic

Check () if

Sponsor of Training, Seminar/s, etc.

LevelPlease check () if

Venue Inclusive DateTraining

Seminar/ Conference/ workshop/ convention

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2.1.2 Involvement in Other Services/Linkages/Network

Name of Personnel Involved

(Surname, First Name, M.I.)

Name of Partner Agency/Company/

Organization/Department

Nature of Business/Service

(i.e. Educational Institution, Government Agency, BPOs,

NGOs, POs, etc.)

Nature of Networking or Linkages

(Please indicate if: Academic Linkages,

Benefactors, Research and Extension Linkage, Educational and Cultural Exchange, Government

Agencies Partners, National/Institutional Membership, Non-

Government Organizations Partners, Faculty

Development/Training, Consultancy, OJT/Training

Stations etc.)

Nature of Involvement(Please Indicate If:

Instruction, Training, Research,

Consultancy, Linkages, Network)

Level(International,

National, Regional,

Provincial, City or Municipal)

Duration(Indicate Inclusive

Period, e.g. June 15 to August 31)

Contact Person

Name Tel. No. Address

2.1.3 Administrative Personnel Involvement in Inter-country Mobility (Pls. attach proof of active linkage (e.g. MOAs/MOUs) between the university and the international institution/ any official document containing the information)

Name of Personnel Involved(Surname, First Name, M.I.)

Nature of Involvement/ Purpose of Travel

Host Country and Institution/Organization/agency Inclusive Date

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(Research fellow, referee, exchange faculty/teacher, consultant, technical panel, editorial board, and the like)

2.1.4 Officership/Membership in Professional Organization

Name of of Personnel(Surname, First Name, M.I.)

Position(No abbreviation please)

(e.g. member of CHED’s Technical Panel, member

of National Review Panels, Consultant to other local,

national service, educational or training

needs, etc.)

Name of Organization

LevelPlease check () if

Organization’s Address Inclusive DateInternationa

l National Regional

Provincial, City or

Municipal

2.1.5 Outstanding Achievement

Name of Personnel(Surname, First Name, M.I.)

Nature of Achievement(No abbreviation please) Certifying Body Level

Please check () ifPlace Date

(mm/dd/yyyy)(no abbreviation please) International National RegionalProvincial,

City or Municipal

2.1.6 List of Personnel Currently ENROLLED

School Degree/Major MEANS OF SUPPORT

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Name of Personnel (Surname, First Name, M.I.)

Pls. check () if

Start of Enrolment

(Semester/School Year)

Type of Grant (Ex. Financial

Assistance, Scholarship Grant, Self-supporting)

Name of Sponsor/Agency/Organization/ etc

Amount

(no abbreviation please) ThesisNon-

thesis

2.1.7 List of Personnel Who GRADUATED During the Current Year

Name of Personnel (Surname, First Name, M.I.)

School Degree/Major

Pls. check () if

Start of Enrolment

(Semester/School Year)

MEANS OF SUPPORT

Type of Grant (Ex. Financial

Assistance, Scholarship Grant, Self-supporting)

Name of Sponsor/Agency/Organization/ etc

Amount

(no abbreviation please) ThesisNon-

thesis

2. Facilities Improvement

FacilitiesAccomplishments on the following requirements for Facilities Improvement:

Final PPMP with Market Survey and Terms of Reference

(e.g. Final Version Submitted to

Target Date of Submission

Date Submitted

Status of the Project(e.g. On-going or

Completed/Accomplished)

Target Date of Completion

If completed, Date of

Completion

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BAC with 2 revisions)1. Classroom and Laboratory Improvement

2. Office Improvement

3. Library Facilities improvement

4. Building Construction/Rehabilitation/Repairs

5. Sports Facilities Improvement

6. Campus Environment Improvement

7. Others (Please specify)

4. Systems/Operations Improvement

System/Operation Status of the Project/s Target Date of Completion/Accomplishment

Date Completed/Accomplished

1. Software Development

2. Hardware Acquisition

3. Manual of Operations/Citizens’ Charter

4. Handbooks/Code

5. Work Program

6. Others (please specify)

C. CORE FUNCTIONS (Please provide a sample of appropriate supporting documents to substantiate claims for accomplishments.

1. Accomplishments/Compliance with Commitments under Core Functions

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Office Final Output/Commitment Accomplishment(Quality, Efficiency and Timeliness)

Proof of Compliance(e.g. “Attachment A”; “Exhibit A”; “’Annex A”; etc.)

2. Accomplishments in Other Office Functions

Office Final Output Accomplishment(Quality, Efficiency and Timeliness)

Proof of Compliance(e.g. “Attachment A”; “Exhibit A”; “’Annex A”; etc.)

3.Outputs/Outcomes in Research Services (For Research Institutes and Centers). Please attach the following: √ Copies of the Journal Cover and Table of Contents reflecting the title of the published paper and faculty author;

√ For research-based papers published online – copies of Full Paper√ For unpublished papers applied for publication: Letter of Acceptance from the editor/s√ For Externally-funded Research –MOAs/MOUs or programs, presentation, BOR/BOT resolution, documentation√ For Research paper presented – abstracts of presented papers or invitation, program, list of participants, documentation of paper presentation/awards or certificates recognizing the paper presentation

3.1 On-going Research Activities during the Year*

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Title of Research

Researcher(Surname, First

Name, M.I.)

Nature of Involvement (Independent

Researcher,/Lead

Researcher/Co-Lead

Researcher/ Associate Lead

Researcher

Keywords(at least five (5)

keywords)

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Funding Agency

Amount of

Funding

Date Started(mm/dd/

yyyy)

Target Date of

Completion

(mm/dd/yyyy)

STATUS(Pls.

specify if: Data

Gathering; Analysis; Writing

Research Report,

etc)

Producing technology for

commercialization or livelihood improvement

Basic Researc

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Applied Researc

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Research

Program

Research Project

Research Study

Research Program involves a team of investigators and spanned up to specific period of research activity with considerable amount of (internal or external) funding. Relatively long term typically eighteen months to three years.Research Project (not part of the research program) identifies and defines a specific problem, theme, issue, or question. Relatively short term; typically three to six months.Research Study (not part of the research project), also known as a clinical trial or research experiment, is a way for scientists and researchers to collect and study information about a specific topic or concept

3.2a Completed Researches during the Quarter of the Current Year

Title of Research

Researcher

(Surname, First Name,

M.I.)

Nature of Involvement (Independent Researcher,/

Lead Researcher/

Co-Lead Researcher/ Associate

Researcher

Advance Degree

CompletionsPls. check ()

if

Keywords(at least five (5)

keywords)

Please check () ifPlease check () if

Please check ()

ifFundin

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For Externally Funded

Research Only

Amount of

Funding

Date Started

(mm/dd/yyyy)

Target Date of

Completion(mm/dd/yyyy)

Actual Date of

Completion(mm/dd/yyyy)

Reason/s for not

meeting the target

date of completion

Adopted by Industry/ small and medium

enterprises/LGU/

Community-based

Organizations

Producing technology for

commercialization or livelihood improvement

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3.2b Continuation of table for Completed Researches for the current year and researches completed for the last 3 years but published/presented during the quarter of the current year

Title of Research

Researcher(Surname, First Name,

M.I.)

Nature of Involvement (Independent

Researcher,/Lead

Pls. check () if classified under the followingCHED’s Research

Platforms:

Duration(Applicable only for researches

completed for the last 3 years)

Title of Awards Received/ Publisher/

Conference Organizer/

Conferring Body

Pls. check () if Disseminated or

Presented in

Indicate the Title, place, date of the fora/ conference

where the research output was presented

Pls. check () if Published in

Title of Journal, Vol.No./Issue No./

Page No./Number of Pages, Place and

Date of Publication, Copyright No.

Editors/

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Researcher/Co-Lead

Researcher/ Associate

Researcher

Referees (Name and Profession)

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CHED’s Research PlatformsFood Production and Security - focus on food ecology, technological innovations such as small-scale irrigation projects & hydrologic mapping, reducing production losses, crop selection mechanisms and genetic enhancements.Environment, Disaster Prevention, Climate Change and Energy - new energy technology and energy-saving technology; prevention, monitoring and risk assessment of water, air and soil pollution; sustainable utilization of bioresources; disaster prevention and

mitigation measures; environmental health management; and planning, design and evaluation of energy systems.Terrestrial and Marine Economy: Biodiversity and Conservation – improved trans-disciplinary understanding and perspective of the Philippine marine environment and the interaction within this environment (marine life and genetic resources, wind farms, coastal

tourism and recreation, marine security and marine transport, etc.); innovation that help communities manage and restore ecosystems vis-a vis climatic fluctuation and other stressors; economic value of terrestrial and marine biodiversity; and nutritional and health impact of biodiversity.

Smart Analytics and Engineering Innovations – development of prototype smart farms via an integrated use of data analytics;, weather, heat, and water sensors, information communication and phone apps; application of data analytics in the development of urban systems; utilization of data analytics by healthcare providers for diseases surveillance; and development and testing of technopreneurship program and formal and non-formal education settings.

Health Systems – strategies for training, managing and supporting health care workers; decentralization of care from hospitals out to more rural facilities, and from clinical to non-clinical staff; strategies for enabling better integration of service such as for maternal, neonatal, child health and nutrition and other infectious diseases as well as for other chronic conditions, such as hypertension and diabetes; improving doctor-patient communication; and communicating risk to the public.

Education for Science, Technology, Engineering, Agriculture-Fisheries, and Mathematics (STEAM) – aimed at generating innovations in undergraduate education in STEAM; case studies and other innovations in STEAM education; assessment of impact on student learning in STEAM programs; lifelong learning on STEAM: improved understanding of how, why and when individuals learn STEAM across their lifespan in multiple setting and contexts; and women and STEAM.

Others - not classified in any of the CHED’s research platforms.

CHED-Accredited Journals

Category A-1 (Journals included in the Thomson Reuters Master Journal List 2012/Scopus 2013)

Category A-2 Category B

1 Humanities Diliman 1 Liceo Journal Higher Education Research 1 The Mabini Review 24 Journal of Science and Technology2 Philippine Studies Historical and Ethnographic

Viewpoints2 ACTAManilana 2 PUP Journal of Science and Technology 25 Bicol Science Journal

3 The Philippine Journal of Veterinary Medicine 3 KRITIKE 3 Social Sciences and Development Review 26 NVSU Research Journal4

The Philippine Agricultural Scientist4 The Philippine Scientist 4 Asian Studies: Journal of Critical Perspective on

Asia27 The Journal of Educational and Human

Resource Development5 The Philippine Journal of Crop Science 5 SDSSU Multidisciplinary Research Journal 5 Philippine Sociological Review 28 Journal of Multidisciplinary Research6 The Asia-Pacific Education Researcher 6 UV Journal of Research 6 Asia Pacific Journal of Multidisciplinary Research 29 Tambara7 DLSU Business and Economics Review 7 Journal of Research and Society 7 PARM Proceedings 30 Daluyan

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8 Asian and Pacific Migration Journal 8 Philippiniana Sacra 8 Tropical Technology Journal 31 Asian Journal of Health9 Asia Life Sciences 9 Science Diliman 9 NMSCT Research Journal 32 Mindanao Journal of Science and Technology10 The Asian International Journal of Life Sciences 10 The Bukidnon State University Research Journal 10 The Countryside Development Research 33 AGHAMTAO11 Philippine Journal of Science 11 Recoletos Multidisciplinary Research Journal 11 The Journal of Science, Engineering & Technology 34 The Philippine Statistician12 Philippine Political Science Journal 12 PRISM 12 UIC Journal 35 Bukidnon State University Research Journal13 ACTA Medica Philippina 13 Social Science Diliman 13 CMU Journal of Science14 Philosophia 14 Philippine Computing Journal 14 Upland Farm Journal15 Journal of Environmental Science and

Management15 The Philippine Scientific Journal 15 ASSCAT Research Journal

16 Kritika at Kultura 16 Plaridel 16 Science and Technology Journal17 Asian Journal of Biodiversity 17

Kasarilan17 Asia Pacific Journal of Science, Math and

Engineering18 Philippine Humanities Review 18 Mindanao Forum19 CNU Journal of Higher Education 19 Annals of Tropical Research20 The Threshold 20 The Normal Lights21 Philippine Journal of Psychology 21 Fatima University Research Journal22 Malay 22 The Trinitian Researcher23 Philippine Journal of Veterinary and Animal

Science23 BSU Research Journal

3.3 R and D Patents

Title of Research Researcher(Surname, First Name, M.I.)

Nature of Involvement (Independent

Researcher,/Lead Researcher/Co-Lead

Researcher/ Associate Lead Researcher

Pls. check () if

Applied for Patenting

(pls. specify date of submission)

Patent-in-process

Patented or Commercialized

(pls. specify patent number

and date)

Not patented but utilized by

the local community,

etc.

Matured Technologies

Developed(based on

PCARRD criteria)

3.4 Research Output as Cited by Book Author(s) for the Quarter of Current Fiscal Year (Pls. attach copy of the pages of books (with ISBN) highlighting the citation)

Name of Researcher/s(Surname, First

Name, M.I.)

Research Output Author(s) Who Cited the (Original)

Research Article

Title of (New) Book Chapter Where the (Original) Research

Article/Paper Was Cited

Title of Book Where the Book Chapter Was

Published

Vol.No/ Issue No.

Page No./Number of Pages

Year of Publication ISBN

Name ofPublisherTitle Year of

Completion

(No abbreviation please)

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3.5 Research Output as Cited by Other Researcher/s for the Quarter of the Current Fiscal Year. Pls. attach Print Screen from Google Scholar/Internet indicating the title of papers citing the paper (only for citations in articles published by other researchers in publication other than those cited in Elsevier Scopus, Thomson Reuters and CHED Accredited Journals).

Name of Researcher/s(Surname, First

Name, M.I.)

Research OutputResearcher(s)/Author(s) Who Cited the (Original)

Research Article

Title of (New) Publication Where the

(Original) Research Article Was Cited

Title of Refereed Journal Where the (New) Research

Article Was Published

Vol.No/ Issue No

Page No./Number

of Pages

Year of Publication Name of

PublisherTitle Year of Completion

3.6 Refereed Publications (Actual Output for the Quarter of the Current Fiscal Year)

3.6.1 Books/Journals/Modules or Instructional Materials

Name of the Faculty/Personnel

involved (Surname, First Name,

M.I.)

Nature of Involvement or Role

Title of Publication

Date Started(mm/dd/yyyy)

Date Completed (mm/dd/yyyy)

Editors/ Referees (Name and Profession)

Vol. No. /Issue No. /Place/Date of

Publication/Copyright No.

Please check () Level of Publication

Book Journal Module or Instructional material

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3.7 FACULTY INVENTIONS (Inventions may include those that resulted from researches conducted. Inventions should include only those which have been invented by researchers. An invention may be utilized for development of technology, for service provision, or as an end-product in itself or it may also be commercialized for selling to other end-users. Please provide a copy of the abstract for each patent.)

3.7.1 Inventions for the Current Fiscal Year (Pls. attach certificate of patent and certification from Manufactures/Fabricators for inventions that are not patented but utilized)

Title of Research

(Pls. state If applicable)

Name of Inventor/s/Researcher/s

(Surname, First Name, M.I.)

Nature of Invention/s(IT Product, Equipment,

Machinery, etc.)

Please check

() status of invention

Date Started(mm/dd/

yyyy)

Date Completed(mm/dd/yyyy)

Utilization of Invention Name of Commercial

Product

Patent No. Date of Issue(mm/dd/yyyy)

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local community, etc.

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4. Outputs/Outcomes in Technical Advisory Extension Services

LIST OF RECOGNIZED EXTENSION SERVICES (Extension service is a set of activities aimed to transfer knowledge or to provide services to the community. The extension program is conducted not as a part of academic requirement but as an outreach towards the improvement of the community’s quality of life. Please attach Board Resolution/Action approving the Extension Program/Photocopies of MOA/Certificates, etc.)

4.1a Name of Extension, Classifications, and Partnerships

Name/Title of Extension Program

Classification (Please

refer to attached

classifications)

Keywords

Check () if Name of

Involved Faculty/

Personnel(Surname, First Name,

M.I.)

Nature of participation

(Consultant,Speaker, Resource

Person, Adviser,Facilitator, Organizer)

If in partnership with other

agencies/institutions/organizations (pls. specify the name of

Local Government unit (LGU), NGOs, POs, industry, small and

medium enterprises, and local entrepreneur)

Source of Funding

Amount of Funding

Place/ Venue Date

No. of clients

who requested

for training/consultancy/advisory services

No. of requests

for training/consultancy/advisory services

responded to within 3

days

Citation/Recognition Received

Training

Advisory Services

Title(e.g.

Certificate of Recognition,

Best Extension

Program, etc)

Conferring Body

Year Received

4.1b Continuation of table for 4.1a: Name of Extension, Number of Trainees/Beneficiaries and Persons trained weighted by length of training

Name/Title of Extension Program(Please refer to Table 4.1a, using

the same title of extension program)

No. of Trainees/ Beneficiaries* (Pls. specify if professionals, students, out-of-

school youth, barangays, organization, etc.)

Ex: 30 out-of-school youth

Inclusive Date/Period of

trainingNo. of Hours/

Days **

No. of Persons Trained Weighted

by Length of Training***

Name of LGUs/ Communities/

Clientele Assisted

% of trainees/beneficiaries who rated services

rendered as good or better(Pls. indicate the total number of trainees who rated/evaluated the

training program)Ex: 25 trainees rated the TP from the

total of 30 trainees =25/30

% of persons given training or advisory services who rated timeliness of service as good

or better(Pls. indicate the total number of trainees who rated/evaluated the

training program)Ex: 25 trainees rated the TP from the

total of 30 trainees = 25/30Good Better Best Good Better Best

*Please indicate the actual number of trainees/beneficiaries. For example: 48 students and 10 faculty members or 15 Barangay officials/employees and 35 residents.**For Extension Programs on continuing basis, please indicate actual number of beneficiaries and number of training hours.***Weight x No. of persons trained Table for Weights

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LENGTH OF TRAINING WEIGHTLess than 8 hours 0.58 hours or 0ne day 12 days 1.253-4 days 1.55 days or more 2

CLASSIFICATIONS OF EXTENSION PROGRAMS:1. Entrepreneurship and livelihood assistance

Product creation/innovation/development/utilization/commercialization Packaging, marketing and distribution Accounting and fund management Savings mobility and capital formation/generation Others, pls. specify

7. Education and Research Values formation/Good citizenship Function literacy Teacher Training Curriculum Development & Planning Science Education/Research Other Educational Training/s, pls. specify

2. Organizational Development/Capability Building and Special Pilot Projects Organizational formation and development Leadership and management of pilot projects Others, pls. specify

8. Human Resource Development and Consultancy Service HRD Training Consultancy Management Seminars Professional Development Seminars Others, pls. specify

3. Environmental Protection and Sustainability Waste management/pollution control Reforestation/green revolution Organic farming/gardening Beautification and landscaping Climate change advocacy Others, pls. specify

9. IT and Technical-Vocational Training/s I.T. Trainings T-shirt Printing PC Repair Others, pls. specify

4. Nutrition and Wellness Herbal/traditional medicine Disease prevention and cure Diet management Healthy lifestyle Sports, aerobic and physical development/exercises Medical and Dental Missions Others, pls. specify

10. Engineering works Surveying Web development Troubleshooting Software development Networking Electrical wiring Auto-Mechanic Aircon/Refrigeration Repair Others, pls. specify

5. Communication/Information dissemination and advisory services Use of tri-media Adds and other propaganda materials Others, pls. specify

11. Instructional Materials Development & Production Brochures Pamphlets Journal Module production Audio-video production Others, pls. specify.

6. Leadership and Good Governance Barangay Officials Leadership Training Sangguniang Kabataan Leadership Training Others, pls. specify

12. Linkages and Networking13. Arts and Culture14. Advocacy Works15. Feeding Programs, Relief Operations and the like

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Note: In filling up, please indicate other extension programs not specified in the given classifications.

4.2 Community Engagement (partnership with Local Government Unit (LGU), NGOs, POs, industry, small and medium enterprises, and local entrepreneur in developing, implementing or using new technologies relevant to agro-industrial* development) Pls. attach active linkages covered by MOA/MOU recognized by the BOR/BOT

List of Active Linkages/Partnerships covered by MOA

Classification of Agro-industrial* Technology

Please check () Nature of Linkage or Partnership

Inclusive Period

Please check () if in partnership with

Develop the technology

Implement the technology

Use the technology LGU

Industry, Small and Medium

Enterprises (SMEs), or Local Entrepreneur/s

NGOs and POs

* Agro-industrial Technology1. Agriculture 7. Technology2. Fisheries 8. Engineering3. Environmental Sciences 9. Mathematics4. Education 10. Food and Nutrition 5. Entrepreneurship 11.Health Sciences6. Science

4.3 Extension Outputs (Pls. attach Proof of business transactions (e.g. acknowledgement receipts/record books), Copy of Audited Financial Statement, Computation of ROI and IRR for each demonstration project duly signed and certified true and correct by the SUC accountant and attested by the supervisor concerned).

4.3.1 Extension projects/activities developed by the university

Pls. check (√) if extension

Adoptors* Pls. check (√)

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Title of project/activityprojects/

activities are offshoots of

research

No. of trainees

Name of Adoptor Nature of Business Enterprise

Pls. check (√) if adoptors have

established profitable businesses in the last

three (3) years

Total Profit/Income of the Adopters

LGU Industry, SMEs or Local

Entrepreneur/s

NGOs and POs

*Trainees or extension clients of the SUC who have adopted and utilized technologies disseminated by the institution in business enterprises that are profitable as shown by positive cost and return analysis.

4.3.2 Extension projects/activities borrowed from other Institutions

Title of project/activity

Pls. check (√) if extension projects/

activities are offshoots of

research

No. of trainees

Adoptors*Pls. check (√)

Name of Adoptor Nature of Business Enterprise

Pls. check (√) if adoptors have

established profitable

businesses in the last three (3) years

Total Profit/Income of the Adopters

LGU Industry, SMEs or Local

Entrepreneur/s

NGOs and POs

4.3.3 Continuation of Table 4.3.1 and 4.3.2

Name of Viable Demonstration Project* Internal Rate of Return**

* Viable demonstration projects. Income generating projects that serve as showcases to students and other clientele and are viable based on positive return of investment at least in the past three Years supported by audited financial statement. (Reference: Draft Joint CHED-DBM Circular on SUC Levelling)

**Internal Rate of Return (IRR) – Rate of growth that a project is expected to generate. Projects with higher IRR values are preferred over those with lower IRRs

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5 AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS RECEIVED BY THE COLLEGE/BRANCH/CAMPUS/OFFICE AND UNIVERSITY THROUGH YOUR COLLEGE/BRANCH/CAMPUS/OFFICE ACHIEVEMENT/S (Pls attach copies of Certificates of Award)

5.1 Awards/Recognitions Received by the College/Branch/Campus/Office Given by Reputable Organizations

Name of Award Certifying Body Date of EffectivityLevel

Please check () ifInternational National Regional Local

5.2 Awards Received by the University Given by Reputable Organizations through your College/Branch/Campus/Office Achievement/s

Prepared by: Certified Correct:

_______________________________________ _____________________________________ Name and Signature Director/Head of Office

_______________ ________________ Date Date

Approved by:

____________________________________________Sector Head/Vice President

__________________Date

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Name of Award Certifying Body Place and Date/Date of Effectivity Level

Please check () ifInternational National Regional Local