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EF HISTO I AL B CK OUND . . Early Beg' n nga • • • • • •...

EF HISTO I AL B CK
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Early Beg' n nga • • •
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Loca io • • • • • • • • • • • • •
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Corporat B1 th • • • • •
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D ve10p ent and the Men Be ind • •
II. SERV C
EA/CLI~ T LE • • • •
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Early 01' entele
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OBJECTlV S • •
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Gene al • • •
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Specific Go
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v. CHOOL SITE /L NDHOL lNG' • • • •• •
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~.rot 1 re . . .
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Ut'l zat'on •
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V.
BUILDING/ HY~~~,n~ F CJ ITIES • . . . . . 7
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U e and Locat'on
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Inv ntor of Building
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Graduate Offe ng
1.2 Undergpaduat Cour~__ R
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on-Degree Progra s • • • • • • • • • • • •
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2.1 Two Year Agri-Forestry Co rse8
2.2 One-Year Trade Technology Courses
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Secondary Level Offerings • • • • • •
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3.1 Vocationa~ gricultural Bducation
3.2 Special Agricultural Science Education
3.3 Vocational Agricultural Ho emaking
3.4 General Secondary (Work-Oriented
ducation)
4. Elementary Courses • • • .,
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5. Pre-School level • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • 22
6. Other Non-l~or al Short Courses on One-Six
Months . . . .
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B. Research • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . · . . . . 22
C. ~xtension • • • • • • • • • • ., •
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D. Production • . . . . lit • • • •
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VII.
FACULTY/ST FF P OFILE • • • • • • • · . . . • • •
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A.
Number of ssign ent • • ., • • • • • • • • •
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B
Educational ~ualig1cation . . . .
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C.
cademic Ranks ..
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D
Growth of Facult and Staff 1969-84 . . . .
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Degree Progra
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Non-Degree Programs • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 27
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Secondary • • ., • • • •
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Elementary . . . . • • • • • • • • • •
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IX.
.S
E SCHOOL YEARS
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TUITION A DOTH R SCHOOL FEES • • • • • • • • • • •
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APPROPRI TIO S/FISCAL SUPPORT: 1979-1984 • • • • •

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INSTITUTION L PROFILE OF THE MOUNT I~
STATE GRICULTURAL COLLEGE
I. BRIEF HI TORICAL BACKGROUND
A.
~17 .Beginnings
T • Mountain State Agricultur 1 College (HS C)
started as the Trinidad Experimental ~tatio of t
Bureau of Agriculture.
When the ~rinidad Experim ntal
t tion was turned over to the Bureau of Education in
1916, the La Trinidad Farm School was established with
30 pupils i
urade V and Donato Carino as its acting
principal.
The
uccess'on of sc 001 administrators changed th
school'
name a
it developed.
Thus, the La Trinidad Farm
School beca e L Trinid d Agricult ral High School, and
subsequently La Trinidad AgriCUltural High School, in
1951. The curriculu was likewis revised to cater to
th need for a teacher-train'ng cour e
In the sa e y a t
the school was constituted as a
cool divi ion di ti ct
a d separate from the Division 0
Mountain Province
d
Baguio City with a
eparat superintendent.
In 1955, the College started offering a fo r-. ar
degree progra leading to Bachelor of Sci nee in gricultura
ducatioD (BSAE), followed by Bachelor of cience in Agri­
cultural Homemaking (aSAR).
·As of Ju e 30, 1984

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B. Location
MSAC is situated in the marshy v lley of L
Trinidad, now the capital town of Be guet Province, t e
erstwhile "salad bowl" of the Philippines, a d a scant six
(6) kilometers north of Baguio City, the gatew y to the
Mountain Provinces.
C. Corporate Birth
o June 21, 1969, th
ountai Agricultural College
was conve ted into Mountain State Agricultural College wit
th
ssage of Republic Act No. 5923 pon ored and introd ced
by Congressman Andres A. Cosalan of Baguio-Benguet Congress-
ion 1 District
r ua~~to the provi iona of the a id c
he Board of Trustees was cona ituted and on Nove
er 17
1 70, Dr. Br no M. Santos was appointed fir t Presid nt 0
th a id College.
Three years go, Mount in State Agricul
College en.ed the first decade of it d velop ent s a
8 ate-ch rtered educational institution in thi
p rt of t
co ntry.
D. De elop ent nd the en Behind
C edit for the de elopment of the
r
~c
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into a
f 11 grown college of agricultur goes to a nu ber of en.
to wit: James A. Wright, Donato O. Cart-a, J.R. Zollang r.
Clayton Abbot, James Fagate, Gl n Griaha , Ru s 1 Taylor-
all of ho 'are known for having carried the yisio of d
loping the school as a training ground for non-chr's ian
far era.

Durin8 and after the Second World War, a nu ber of
qually dedicated Filipino school admi.nistrators took turns
in further developing the school onto what it is now.
They
are: Luis Dangilan, Constancio Medrana Julian Ma
ill
Amado Tole tino, Pedro Ventura, Dr. Bru 0 M. Santos nd
now Dr. Fortunato A. Battad.
II. SERVICE ARE
CLIENTILE
Early Client le
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The Mountain State gricultural College, s'nce its
establishment in 1916, ha been t e school of the vario s
mountain tribes of the
ighland provinces of Northern
Luzon, popularly known as Igorots
Actually, the word
Igorot has been used aa
collective tar to include th
08, ltD ga, Itaw s, Tingu'
s,
d the K li as 0
the
nc
of Kalinga- payao; Ifugaos, G d-da gs,
Kalaha
of t e provi c
of Ifu ao' Iba ois, Kan-
- y
and Kalanguyas of Be
; Kankana-eys, Montoc,
nd
Boliwon
of Moun
i
P ovince.
All th se
nie tribe
constitute what
re know
aa the cultural minoriti 8
d
until recently cultural co m ities of the Mount'
Provinces.
B. Present Tre d
Over the years however, and b cause of its uniq e
location and curricula in agric ltural business and
occ pations, the school gradually beca e an institutio
for all Region I
nd the other surroundi g provi ce •

survey ade in 1980 re ealed that fifty-e'g t
(58%) per cent of its total enrolm n co e fro the
four Mountain Provinces of Benguet, Ifugao. K Ii g ­
payao, and Ho ntain Province, while orty-two (42%)
percent from the lowland provi ces, aotably
Pangasi an La Union, Iloc05 Sur, Iloc08 Norte,
br t
Tarlac, Pampanga, and Bulaean.
A few co e fro
Nueva Viseaya, Nueva Ecija, Za bales, Isabela, a d
Quezon.
In effect, Mountain State Agrioultural
College serves Region I and the other provinces of
Northern Luzon.
III. OBJECTIVES
General
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Conformably with th provisions of it. Ch rt r,
the Haunt in State A8ricultur
College aims to provid
professional, technical, and special training, and
promote research and ext naion services, and pro r s­
sive leadership in the field of agriculture, ho
technology, and other allied sciences.
MS C ai s at the total develop ent of a . It
inspires the individual's quest for axcellenc
truth.
a d wisdo.
Hore than a mere training groun for
protes ions and vocations in agriculture, it educate
for i tellectu I development and creates awareness of
and respect tor the dignity of man as hu an b i g .

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B
Primary/Specific Goals
Beyo d its charter-defined functions, the
Mountai
State Agricultural Colleg is a serv1ce
institutions. She is an important cog in the
country's wheel of socia-economic
development.
Situ tionally, and thro gh its extension services,
its field of responsibility lies as well as in the
rural areas
In the past, at present, and
ore
vigorously in the future, MS C addresses itself to
the accelerations of agricultural development in the
countryside
Specifically, it aims to:
1.
Provide formal in truction in all levels, with
mphasis on the constitutional provisions of develop­
ing vocational efficienc , a d inculcating in the
tudents the attributes of good citizenship;
2. ProYide professional, technical, a d speci 1
instr etion to the students to enabl
them to find
gain e ployment;
3. Develop progre sive leadership a ong the
stude ts through instruction, as ell as soc' 1, civ'c
and cultural activities;
4. Conduct and pro ote rese rch activities 0
the principal products of the region;
5. Provide extension servic s to the imm diat
co munity and other servic areas through training
progra s and dissemination of agricultural infor atio

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6. Initiate and assist io the i provement and
expansion of home industries for self-sufficiency
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SCHOOL SITES/LANDHOLDINGS
A. Total rea
The Mountain State Agricu tural College ad an
original reservation 0
1,710 hectares, but Procla­
ation No. 209, s
1955 by the late Presid nt Ra on
Magsaysay reduc d thid by around one-third,
nd
further diminished thi by the issuance of Proclamation
No. 2086,
• 1981 and LOr No. 758.
The present College
re erva ion of 653.5863 hectares i
broken down,
according to utilization, as follows:
B.
UTILIZATION
Utilizatio
Area: (In heet re )
Forest and nd
ershed
309.9511
2. Pasture Land (Stock ar are)
!t7.9 79
3. Cultivated Veget ble Crops re
124.4511
!t. Main Ca p s
27.7409
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nim 1 (Poultry/ wi e) Projects
6 0000
6. Rabbitry, Mushroo , Sericult re Area
7. Floricultur Area
3.0000
8. Agro-Forestation Area (Coffee &
Fruit Tre.es)
50.0000
9
Undeveloped Area
69.302 2
Total • • • • • • • •
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v. BUILDING/PHYSICAL F CILIT1ES
A
Uses and Locatio
Most of the buildings of the College are used as:
1. Classroo s
9. Radio rooll
2
Offices
10. Study roo
3. aboratories
11. Lec ture- Thea ter
4. Lib aries
12.
uarters (faculty a d
staff and St dent dora)
5. Conference rooms
6 Canteens
7. Equipped Sheds
8. Clinic
Most of the buildings are concentrated on the 27.7409
hectare ai campus 0
the College at the valley floor of
th
tow
proper.
A few are loeat d at t
gro-Forestation
Speci 1 Project at
pasit. Wa gal, 2 kilometers away froa
h Poblacion.
The
ame, floor are and cost of SOli
of t e
ain bUildiOS8 are he eunder list d:
B
Inventory of BUilding
1.
GRICULTURAL ENGINEERING BUILD1 G
A - Total f oar A es • • • •
• • • 4,442.80
B - Total Height • • 8 • • •
• •
13
- Date COB tract.
.0.
•
ov. .ber 1976
D - No. of Floors • • •
• • • • • • 3 Floors, 1
Messanine
E - Rooms/Ar as
• • • • •
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1 Classrooms (big) • • • •
27
2. Shop Laooratory (big) • •
2
3- Offices
6
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4. Supply Rooll • • • • •
5. Canteen • • • • • • • • •
1
6 Bodega
• • • • • • • • •
1
7. Publication Office
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8. Menls toilet • • • • • •
• • • 4­
9. Women 1 s toilet
• • • • •
1+
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10. Fire escapes
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SIX~DOOR FACULTY STAFF HOUSING APARTMENT TlPE
A - Total Floor Area • • • • •
• • • • •
720 sq mt •
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- Total Height . • • • • • • • · 0; • •
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7.40 IItS.
C
D te Constructed
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J
Y.
978
D
0
of Floors
Two Floors
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1. Carport • • • • • • • • • • · • • 6
2. Livi g room
• • • • • • •
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6
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3. Dining room • • • • • • • • • •
6
4-.
Kitchen • • • • • • • • • • •
6
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5. Toilet and bath • • • • •
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6
6. Bedroo 5
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• • • • • • •
• • • • 18
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7
Laundry ar
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6
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8
Fire escape
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• 12
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3. GREENHOUSE - INSTITUTE OF PLANT BREEDING
A -
ot I Floor Area (planti g rea) • • •
300 sq. mt •
B -
Total Height • • • • • • • • • • • • •
4.50 sq. ts.
C - Total Co structed • • • • • • • • • • Dece ber, 1978
D - No. of Floo s
• • • • • • • • • • • • One Floor
E - Roo s/ e s:
1. Spac
d voted to planti g and research area
4.
GRO- ORESTRY BUILDI G PHASE I (AMPASIT CAMPUS)
A - Total Floor r e a . . • • • • 4 • • • •
380.25 q
ts.
B -
Total Height • • • • • • • • • • • • •
8.50 eters
C
Date of Constructed
.
July, 1979
D - No. of Floors
.
1 Floor
E - Rooms/Areas:
1. Lobby. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1
2.
Staff office • • • • • • • • • • 1
3. Directorls office • • • • • • • • • 1
4. Safety vault
1
5. Classroom (medium)
• • • • • • • 1
6. Laboratory ~ • • • .. • • • • ...
1
7. Laboratory storag • • • • • • • 1
8. Ca~teen......... • • • • •
9.
Kitchen.. • • • • • • • • • • • 1
10. Men'
toil et
• • • • • .. • • • • 1
11.
Wo e f. toilet • • • • • • • • • 1
12.
Director's toilet. • • • • • • • 1
13. Sleeping quarters • • • • • • • •

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14. Seed storage • • • • • •
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15. Tool roo . • • •
• • • •
1
16. Bodega • •
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1
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17.
ire escape . ·
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2
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5. AGRI-BUSINESS BUILDING
• - Total Floor Area • • • • •
• • • • • 512 sq. lIltS.
B - Total Height • • • • • • • • • • • ••
5.80 eters
C - Date Constructed • • • • • • • • • •• ovember, 1979
D - No. of Floors • • • • • • • • • • •• 1 Floor
1.
L o b b y . . . . . . . . • • • •
1
2. Director
• • • • • • • • • •
1
3. Staff Offic
• • • • • • • •
1
4. Classroo s (big)
• •
4
5. Ola••roo•• ·( e ium) • • • ••
2
6. Direc or's toilet . • • • • •
1
7. Women's toi et • • • • • •
1
8.
en's toilet • • • • • • • • •
9. Fire escapes • • • • • • • •
2
6. ELEME TARY TRAINI G DEPARTMENT BUILDING
ot
Floor Are
• • •
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• • •
,500 sq. II s.
B - Total Heigh • • • • • • • • • • • •
5.50 eters
C - D te on tr ct
• •
• • • • • •
Sept be, 1980
D - Date Occupiet • • • • • • • • • • •
July, 1980
E - Tot 1 Cost • • • • • • • • • • • • •
1,548,000
o. of Floors • • • • • •
• • • •
1 Floor
1.
Corridor Lobb
• • • • • • •
2
2.
Classrooms (big)
• • • •
8
3. Ho e Tech Roo
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1
4. Labor tory ( ediu )
• • • •
1
5. Multi purpose hall • •
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1-150 capac1ty
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6.
en's toilet •
1
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7. Library
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• • • • • • • • •
1
8. Principal's Office • •
• •
1
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9
Librarian's Office • •
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1
10.
Wo en's toilet • • • • • •
1
11.
Interio garden (open 00 rt).
2
12.
Fire escape
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4

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7. FOOD PROCESSING BUILDING, PHASE I
A
Total Floor Area • • • • .. • • • • • • 180 sq.
ts.
B - Total Height. • • .. • • • • • • •
8.10 meters
C - Date of Constructed
December, 1979
D
No. of Floors
1 Floor
E - Roo s/Areas:
1.
Lobby and class rooms .. • • • .1
2. Office pool · • • • • • • • • .1
3. Cooking area
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• • • • •
• 1
· •
4. Washing areas • • • • • •
1
5. Cold storage room • • • • • • 2
6. S oke roo
• •
• • •
1
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7. Storage roo
• .. • • • •
1
· •
8. Men's toilet
• • • • • •
1
· •
9. Women's toilet • • • • • .. • 1
10. Fire e.scpaes
• • • • • • • •
2
8.
GRO-FORESTRY PHASE I (AMPASIT CAMPUS)
A - Total Floor Area
• • • • • • • • • 253,50 sq. mts.
B - Total Height • •
• • • • • •
5. 40 meters
C
Date Constructed
Decemger, 1979
D -
o. 0
F oors • • • • • • • • • • • 2 Floo
E -
00 s/ reas:
1.
Lobby
•
• • • • • •
1
· •
2. Library .. . • • • • • • •
1
3. Dra t ng room/classroom (big) 1
4. Laboratory classroom (bog)
1
5. Storage bodega roo • • •
1
6. Men's toi et and bath • • •
1
7. Women's toilet and bath • •
1
8. Fiee escapes • • • • • •
2
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9. NORTHERN PHILIPPINES ROOT CROP R~SEARCH BUILDING, PHAS
I
- Total Floor r e a . . • • • • • • • •
944 sq. mt
B - Total Height. • • • • • • • • • •
9.75
C - Date Constructed • • • .. .. • • • .. • • October, 1979
D - No. of Floors • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 Floors
E - Roo s/Areas:
1.
Lobby • • .. • • • • • .. • ..
2. Stairwell •
• • • • • • •
1
3. Or'fices . • • • •
.. • • 2
· •
4. Staff Office .. •
• • ..
1
· •
5. Clerical pool • • • • • • •
1
6. ClaBsroo s (big)
• • • • •
3
7. Laboratoriws (big) • •
2
. · •
8. Men's toilet .. .. • •
• ·

11
9.
omen's toilet • • • •
• • •
.
• 1
10. Di ector's toilet • • • • • • • • 1
11.
Fire e.capes • • • • • • • • • • • 4
10
NORTHERN PHILIPPINES ROOT CROP R~ EARCH BUILDING,PHASE II
A - 'l'ot 1 Floor Area • • • • • •
•
944 sq. mt •
· • · •
B _.Total Height
9.75 etere
• • • • • • • · • • • • •
C - Date Constructed
• • • • • • •
M y, 1982
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· ·
D
No. of Floors • •
2 Floors
• • • · • • • • • • •
E - Roo /Area .
1.
Lobby •
• • • • • • •
• •
1
2.
Stairwell . • • • • • • • • • 1
3
Offices • • • • • • • •
• • · 2
It. Staff office • • • • • • · • • 1
5. Clerical pool
1
• • • • • • • •
6
Classroo
(medi
)
• • • • • • 5
7. Laboratories • • •
• • • • 2
· •
8. Men's toilet • • • • • •
•
1
9.
Wo en's toilet • • •
1
· • · · •
10.
Director's toilet • • • • • • • 1
11.
Fire escapes
• • • • • • • • • It
11.
ULTI-PURPOSE ACHINE SHED
A - '.eo tal Floor Area
350 s • _te.
B
Total Heigh
· • • • • • • • • · · 7.3 DIeter.
-
• • • · · • • • · • • ·
C
Dat Co st ucted
•• • • •
• • • •
Janu ry, 1980
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D
•
- o. of Floor
• • • •
• •
1 Floors
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·
1. Hepair days
• • • • • • •
6
2
Offie
• •
• • • •
• • •
1
3. Tool roo
• · • •
· • • • 1
4. Battery rewinding 00 · • • 1
5.
en'
toilet • • • • • • • •
6. Me 's bath roo •
• • •
1
· · •
7
Director's qu
ters
•
1
•
• •
8
~irea escfape
·
• • • • • •
It
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12. AGRICULTURAL
ACRI E 'HOP
- Total Floor Area • • • • • • • • • • 300 sq.
ets.
B
~otal Heigh • • • • • • • • • • • • 480 ete s
C - Dat Constructed • • • • • • • • • • January, 197
D - Roo a/Areas:

12
1. Repair days. • • • • • • .. • ...
6
2.
Office. • • • • • • • • • •
1
3
Lecture Area • • • • • • •
1
4. Toilet and shower ...4O.4O.
1
5. Fire escapes • • • • • • • •
4
13. PLANT BIO-SCIENCE COMPLEX. PHASE I
II III AND IV
A. - Total Floor Area • • • .. • • ., ..
3,129.00 sw. mts40
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B
·
- Total Height . • ..
•
12.00 aeters
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· · •
C
Total Cost
· · · • ·
· . ..
3,714,400
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•
D
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- Rooms/ reas:
1
Lobby • .. • • • • • • • • • • •
2
2. Audio visual with projection roo
140 . i tting
capacity
8.00 x 14.50
3
Lecture hall • • • • • • • • •
160 sitting
capacity
4. Main office/clerical 00
•
1
· •
5. Conference roo
1
• .. • • • • · •
6
aboratory faeul ty offices • •
7
7
Laboratory a paratus roo
• • •
7
8. Office
• •
• • • • • •
1
·
9. Clerical
• • • • • • • •
1
·
O.
Classroom (big)
•
• • •
11
11
Laboratori
(
all) • • • •
1
12. Labor.tori
(big) •
• • • •
7
13.
Men'
to·l t/4'aculty
• •
3
· •
·
14
Wo en's toil /faculty
•
3
· • •
15
Stair 11 •
• •
• • • • • •
2
16. Fi e es apes • • • • • · • • •
o
REMARKS:
With big open interior court to be cons1ruct d
into an open the ter
-Phas I, Ph s
II, Phase III, Pha e IV cons­
tructed simultaneo 51
14. NORTHERN PHILIPPINE ROOT ROP C MP DORMITORY (AMP.SIT)
A - Total Floor Area • • • • • • • • • • •
180 q. mt •
B - Tot 1 Height
• •
· . . . . . . . . 6.35 m tar
C -
e Constructed • • • •
• • • • • February, 1981
D - Roo s/A.r as:
1.
Badroo
• to • • • • • • • •
6, 72 capacity
2. Fire escape
• • • • • • • .. 6

1}
15
NORTHERN PHILIPPINES ROOT CROPS - GREENHOU ES
A - Total Floor Area • • • 3 • • •
• • • • • • • • · .
· .. 512 sq. mt •
B - Total Height • •
3.70 eters
C - Date Constructed • • • • • • • • • • • • • arch, 1981
D - No. of Floors • •
• • • • • • • • • • • , Floor
E - Rooms/Areas:
E ­
1. Planting, research ar as - 4 units 128 sq. mta.
16.
ORTHERN PHILIPPINES ROOT CROP RESEARCH AND TRAI ING
CENTER AUDITORIUM
A - Total Floor Area
• • • • • • • • • • 1,836 sq. mts.
B - Total Height • • • • • • • • • • • • •
14.4 eters
C - Date Constructed • • • • • • • • • • •
January, 1982
D - No. of Floors • • • • • • • • • • • •
1 Floor (elevated
Sput office below
stage lev 1)
E - Roo a/Areas:
• Main auditorium • • • • • • • • • 1,764 sq. IItS.
2.
Stage . • •
• • • •
• • • • • 1
·
3. Office . • •
• • • •
•
• 1
4. Storage roo
· • ·
•
• •
· • • • 1
·
·
RE
RKS:
Open auditorium ith oof 0 ly - aiding built
i
plant boxes
17
FOOD PROC SSING BUILDING? PH SB II
A - Total Floor Area • • • • • • • • • • •
300 sq. ts.
~ - Total Height • • • • • • • • • • • •
6.Bo
eters
C - Date Constructed
• • • • • • • • • •
June, 1979
D - Rooe / reas:
• Large cooking area · • • • • · · • • 2
2. Large washing ar s
· • • · • • •
,.
·
Preparation of area •
1
· • · • ·
4. Director's office • • •
• • •
1
· •
5. Di rec tor's toilet . • •
• • • •
1
· •
6. Director's office taff • •
• •
1
·
7. Stairwell •
• • • • • •
•
1
8. Fire escapes · •
· ·
•
• • • •
2
· · •

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18. A IMAL SCIENCE LABORATORY CLINIC
A - Total Floor Area • • • • • •
• •
240 sq. mts.
B - Total Height • • • • • • • • • • •
3.60 mt •
C - Date Constructed • • • • • • • • • •
February, 1982
D - No. of Floors • • 0
•
•
•
•
1 Floor
•
•
•
•
E - Roo s/Areas:
1
Classroom lecture hall/theater • • 1; 50 sit ti ng
capacity conver ed
into with built­
in folding ch irs
2. Projection • • • • • • • • • • • • 1
3. Photographic dark roo
• • • • • 1
4. Lobby • • • • • • • • •
• • •
1
5. Pharmacy
• • • • • •
• • • • • 1
6.
ini-library • • • • • • •
• • • 1
7.
ain office • • • • • • • • • • •
1
8. Laboratory ( ediu ) • • • • • • • 1
9. Laboratory ( mall) • • • • • • •
1
10.
Spinal confine ent roo
• • • • • 1
11.
Men's toilet bath.
• • • • • •
1
12.
Women e toilet bath • • • • •
1
13. Fire e ca es 0 ••
• • • • • • •
2
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OHEN'S DORMITORY
- Total Floor rea
• • •
1.080 sq.
tso
0
• • •
B
Total Height.
• • • • • • • • •
•
10.00 . t .
C - Date Constructed
• • • • • • • • • •
ugu t, 1982
D - No. of Floors • 0
•
•
•
•
•
2 Floors
•
•
0
•
•
E -
00
/Areas:
1.
Receptio lobby
1
· · • · • ·
2.
Infor ation area 0
·
•
•
1
· · •
3. Office •
• • • • • • • • •
1
4. 12 capac'ty bedrooms
·
• • •
•
9
·
5.
8 capacity bed roo s •
•
10
· • · •
6. 6 capacity bedroo s •
• • •
2
·
·
7. Dining/study hall • • • • • • • 1 ; 150 capacity
8. Kitchen
.
0
• •
• • • • • •
1
·
·
9. Laundry roo
•
• •
•
1
· •
10.
Ironing room
·
· ·
• • •
• · •
2
11.
Locker room .
· · ·
• • •
•
1
· ·
· · •
12. Shower stalls
26
· • • • • • • • •
13. T ilet stalls • • • • • • · • 12

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Built-in labatory laundry • • • • • • 7
Linen room • • .. • • .. .. • .. • • •
1
Storage room • • • • .. • .. • .. • .. •
1
Matrons room with living-dining
kitchen be~rooms - toilet and
bath • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
1
18. Service stairs • .. .. .. .. .. • • • ...
1
19. Main 'air. . .. . . .. .. . . .. . . .
1
20. Service yard • • • • • • .. • • • • •
1
21. Fire escapes • • • .. • • • • • • • •
5
REMARKS:
All bedrooms with built in study tables.
20.
MEN',
DORMITORY - 180 CAP CITY
A - Total Floor Area .. • • .. • .. • •
• ..
849 sq. mts.
B - Total Height • • • • • • • • • • • .. • ..
10.00
t .
C - Date Constructed
• • • • • • • • • •
ugust, 1982
D - No. of Floors • • • • • • • • • • • • •
2 Floors
E - Rooms/Areas:
1.
Reception lobby
• • • • •
1
· · •
2.
Information area • • • •
1
· • · •
3
Office . • • •
• •
•
Lt..
12 capaci ty bedroo
· • · · . 1
·
6
· • · · · ·
5. 8 capacity bed 00 s
· · · 10
· • · •
6.
Diningj tudy a 11 • • • • • • • • 120 • P ci ty
7. Kitchen • • • • • • • • • •
1
· · •
8
aundry roo
• • • • •
• • 1
9. I oning roo
•
• •
• 1
· •
· • ·
10
Lock r roo
• • •
• • •
1
· •
· •
11. Shower stalls • •
•
26
· •
· · •
·
12. Toile stall • • •
• •
· ..
12
·
13. B
t-in lavatory laundry • • •
7
14
Linen room •
• .. • • • • •
1
· •
15. Storage room
·
•
•
1
· •
16.
Matrons roo
..
· · • · • ·
•
•
· .. · ..
1
· · •
17
Main stairs • • • • •
1
· • · • ·
18. Service yard
• •
· ..
1
· · · •
19. Fire escapes • • .. .. • · · · • .. 5

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21. F CULT' ST FF HOUSING UNITS ~ COTTAGE TYPES - 4 UNITS
A - Total Floor Area • • • • • • • • • • • 315 sq. mts.
B - Total Height • • • • • • • • • • • • • 6.0 meters
C - Date Constructed • • • • • • • • • • • Jul t 1982
D - No. of Floors • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 Floor, elevated
1.20 above ground
E - Rooms/Areas:
1
Living rooms • • • •
4
· · •
2
Dining roo s
• •
4
· •
·
3. Kitchen • • •
• • • • • 4
4.
Toilet and hath . .
•
• •
4
5. Bedroo s . • •
• • •
12
· •
6. Fire escapes • • • • • •
4
R MARKS: Lofty living, dining room a mezzanine floor
can be built
22
FACULTY STAFF liOUSI G UNITS - COTTAGE TYPES
A - Total Floor Are
• • • • • • • • • 540 sq. meters
H - Total Height • •
• • • • • • ••
6.95 ta.
C - Date Constructed • • • • • • • • • Hay, 1982
D -
o. of Floor
• •
• • • • • • • 1 F oor elevated
1.00 eter abov
ground
E -
00 s/Areas:
1.
Living roo s
• • • • • • •
10
2
Dining room
• • • • • • • • • 10
3. Kitchen • • • • • • • • • • •
10
4
Toile and bath • • • • • • •
10
5. Bedroo
• • • • • • • • • •
30
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COFFEE PROCE'~I G BUILDING AGRO-FORESTRY COMPLEX t P SI
C PUS)
A - Tot 1 Floor r a • • • • • • • • •
231.24 sq.
ta.
B - Tot 1 Height
• • • • • • • • • •
4.80 meter
C - Date COD tructed • • • • • • •
ugu t, 1982
D -
o. f Floor • • • • • • • • • • • 1 F oor elev te
1.00 m ter boy
gDound
E - Roo a/Areas:
1.
Pulping room • • • • •
• 1
· .
2
Machine room • • • • • • • • • 1; for revol i08
cylinde
t oks
3. Short are
• • • • • • • • 1
4.
Sacking are • • • • • • • • • 1
5. Packing area • • • • • •

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6. Drying area.
• • • • • • • • •
1
7. Open drying rea.. • • • • • ••
1
8. Built-in conceete services • • • • • 3
9. Concrete tank • • • • • • • • • •
1
10.
Men's toilet and bath. • • • • •
2
11.
Wo en's toilet and bath. • • • •
,
12. l"ire escapes • • • • • • • • • •
4.
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MACHI E SHED
GRO.FORESTRY COMPLEX (AMPASIT CAMPU )
A - Total Floor Area • • • • • • • • • • •
180 sq.
te.
B - Total Height • • • • • • • • • • •
6.05 ts.
C - Date Constructed • • • • • •
• • • • Dece ber, 1982:
D - No. of Floor • •
• • • • • • • • •
1 F oor
E - koolDs/Areas:
1.
Repa r days • •
• • • • • •
5
2
Office.
• • • • • • • • • •
1
3
Tool room • • • • • • • • • •
1
4..
Toilet and bath. • •
• • • • ,
5. Sleepi g q arters • •
1
6. Fire escapes
• • • • • • _.
4.
25-
F CULTY ST FF HOUSING U ITS -
RO-FOR 'T Y COMPL X
(AMP SIT AM US)
(COTT GE TYPE 2 UNITS)
- To tal Floor Area • • · . . . . . . 112.50 sq. t •
ot 1
e"ght.
• • • • • • • • •
7.4.0 lit •
te Construe ed
•
• • • • • •
Nov IIber, 1982
D - No. of loor
_ . . .
.. .. 1 Floor
- Roo 51 eas:
1. Living room
. .
• • • •
2
·"'
2.
Dining roo
• • • • • • • •
2
3. Kitchen • • • •
• • • •
2
·
·
4. Toilet and bath •
•
• •
2
· ·
5. Bedroo
•
• • •
•
4
6. Cantilevered deck • • • •
2
·
7. Fire escapes .
.
• • • •
•
2
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GREENHOUSE - AGRO-FORESTRY COMPLEX. AMPASI~ CAMPUS
- Total Floor area • • • • • _ • • • •
128.00 sq. lit •
B
-
Total Height. ...
• • • • • _ • • 3.70 ts.
C
- ~ate Constructed • • ~ • • • • •
January, 1983
D - No. of Floors • • • • • • • • • • ..
1 F oor
E -
Roo a/A.r'eas:
1
128 sq
ts. of planting areas with elevated
box

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C.
OTHER EXISTI G BUILDING
1.
gro-Meteorological BUilding
2.
Agri-Mecbanics Bailding
3. Bagong Lipunan Elementary Building
4. RP-US Bayanihan Elementary Building
5. Two Green Houses
6. Elementary Laboratory BUilding
7
Vocational Agricultural BUilding
8
Secondary Science BUilding
9. Home Economics Building
10
ec. Related Subjects Building
11.
arcos Type Ele entary Building (two storey)
12
Marcos Tjpe Elementary Building (one storey)
13.
One Poultry House
14
One Rabbijry Building
15
One Seedbed Building
16.
One Secondary Home Management duilding
17.
One Mushroom Building
18. One Dairy Barn Building
19.
One Hog House
20.
Thirty (30) Faculty/Staff Co tages (3 new and 27 old)
21.
One Pomology Building
22.
One
lu ni uuilding
23
One President's Cottage
24
~loriculture Greenhouse
25. One Ad i istration uilding (old)
26
One Storey gr- cono iCB Eu"ld" g
27
Two Storey Lib ary
28.
Ad inistration Building
2 . ~lement r
L bor tory Building
30.
Two Stor y Home Techno 081 & RS C
31. Two
torey Soil Che ist y
32.
Four-Door RTC-
Staff Hou ing
33. One torey RTC-RD Dire tor' Cottag
34
Four Train BUildings of R C-RD
35
One Multi- urpose Bu"ld"ng
36
One
otor Poo
37. Pigg ry House

19
D
List of Far Equipment/Vehicles
Farm Enterprises/
Condi­
rea
Item
ge
.. tion
Trade Technology
(1) Bulldozer (second
Department
hand)
2
2
(1) Massey Ferguson
Tractor 135
4
1
(1)
y Ferg on
r ctor 35
23
2
(1) Nibbi Wheel Trac­
tor
14
3
( ) Kubota cland Tra -
tor
9
1
(9) ssorted Trailers,
Mover , etc.
5
2
(1) IH Stationary En-
gin
5
3
(1) Aic Welder
21
2
(1) Oxy-noetylene W Ider 18
2
(1) Electric Grinder
5
1
(1) Air Co pressor
20
2
(1) Lath Machine
(Sin oto"
18
2
(1)
- El ctric Drill Press 18
3
gri
ltural
(1) 30 HP
4 Wheel
t
Engineering
Tracto
12
2
Depart ent
(1) 45 HP, 4 Wheel
Tractor
6
1
( ) 14 HP, 2
heel Trac­
tor rotavators
6
2
MSAC Motor
~ ncer automobile
4
1
Pool
( ) illy's Jeep US 1D
4
•
(1) Do~i~p~¥ack, USAID
Surplus
25
2
(1) Weapons Carrier
Surplus
25
3
(3) H RC Vehicles
3
1
(1) Agro-Forestration
4
2
·1
1 . in everyday use
2 - in need of minor repair but in use
3 = in need of major repair - not in use

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IV.
PROGRAMS
MSAC carries out it. mission thro gh activities
under its four-pronged role of instruction, research,
ext
and agribusiness projects.
A.
Instruction
The College use instruction to develop th
whole an.
Students are taught not only to acquire
t chnic 1 proficiency, b t also an education with
social conscience
MSAC 0 fers degree swell aa
non-degree progra s.
1.
Degree Progra s
1.1
Oe duate Offe ings
1 1.1
aste of Science in Agriculture ajor in:
1)
Agro 0 y
6) Ento ology
2)
nillal Scienc
7 P
t
Pat ology
3) Horticulture
4) Soil Science
5)
Bota y
1.1.2 Master of Scienc
in Agricultur 1 Ed
1.1
aster of Science in Extension d cat 0
3
1.1 4 Master of Science in ur 1 Develop ent
1.1.5 Master of Scienc in Home Eco 0 ics
1.1.6 Master of Educatio
in Practioal Arts
1 1.7 Master of Sci nce in Agricultu a1 Eco o ics
1.2 Ondergradu.te Courses
1.2.1 Bachelor of Science in Agricult re (BSA)
1.2.2 Bachelor of Science in Agricultural

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Education (BSAE)
.
1.2.3 Bachelor of cience in Animal Technology
(BS TjDVM)
1.2.4 Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering
(BSAEng)
1.2.5 Bachelor of Science n flo e Technology ( BSHT)
1.2.6 Bachelor of Scienc
n Forestry (BSF)
1.2.7 Bachelo of
-8 ines K
gement (BABM)
2
No _Degree Programs
2.1
Two-Year Agri-Forestry Cours
2 2 On -Year Trade Technology Course
3.
~econdary Level Offerings:
3.1
Vocational Agricultural Educatio
3.2 Special Agricultural Science Education
3.3 General Secondary (Work-Oriented) Education
4. Elementary Cour es:
C_aplete elementary course from Grades I - VI i
lso offered s laboratory for its te~cher-training program.
The enrolme t though in this progra i8 1i ited to ot
more than three (3) sections of 45 pupi s for each grad
level.
5
Pre-School leve :
The Kindergarten progra
for s1 -year old
children is a recent offeri g! It has an enrol ent of
15 children ostly of the faculty and employees of M C.
6
Other Non-For 1 Short Courses of On -Six Months:
6.1
Vegetable Production
6.2 Swine/Poultry Production

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5.
6', Rabbitry and Tannery
6.4 Food Service Management
6 5 Food Processing
6.6 Baking and Native Coo ing
6.7 Handicraft and Embroidery
6.8 Dressmaking/Tailori g
6.9 V etable Processi g/ reservation
6.10 Flower Production
6 11 Sheet Metal orks-3 Months
6.12 Under Chassis Mechanics - 3 Month
B. Research
Research at MSAC is interdisciplinary, integr ted.
u tifunctio 1, and so eti es i te
ncy
This is 60.
for gre ter pp ieability and effectiv n ss.
Research
et'vities go
d ' n hand w'th instruction.
Inno a
ons and relev
t
ta generated fro
researc
ieh
th in true iona
nd outr ach progr
of the College
o avoid d - ica ion n
ov rlap
ng 0
r
aarche
on
h" hla d a ricu ture, th
Ph'11PP n
Coune'l for Ag iculture
nd Resources
arch an D
elop ent (PC HRD) has c ose
nd
de HS C a l ad agency of t
Hi hl
d Agricultural
Researc
Center (HARC).
s such, ' t P 0 ra
on'tor t
and coordinates all agricultur
r se rehe
gea
d toward
the d
elop e t of the mountain pr vi ces and other highland
ar a
in the Philippines
0
g so
of the specialized
research a d training units/programs of the College are
the following:
1. Highland Agricultural Research Center (HARe)
2. Northern ~hilippines Rootcrop Research and
Training Center (NPRCRTC)

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3. Agro-Forestry Special Project
4. Floriculture Project
5. Highland Crops Research of the Institute
of lant Breeding
6. Po ology ~roject
7
~ushroom Project
8. Sericulture Research Center of the PTRI
9. Agricultural and Meteoriolog1cal Station
of the Philippin
ospheric Geophysical and
stronomical Service d inistratio (PAG S )
10
Highl nd Hural De elopm nt Progr m (HRDP) ­
a
d Foundation Projec
C.
xteosion nd Tr ining
SAC conducts field
tudies on innovat've exten­
s
n approaches and strategies for countryside develop­
m nt, because it believes that agricultural research
's of littl use if t chniq e
iscover es, and
i v ntions of rese rcher an
cientists are ot
opted y f r erB.
0
e of the outre ch pro'ects
and tr '.Ding nit of the College are.
1.
gional Tr i
ng C
tar for Rural De elop
t
( TC-RD) i
th v nu
of
iou loca , natio 1 and
, nterna t . onal training cour e , se inar , and conference
or ar ers, far er Ie ders, extension yorker,
ubject
tter pec'a11 ta,
'eld uperv sors, and prof ssional
involved in rural deye op ent.
2.
SAC De onatration Commercial Farms -
aintain
inco e-producing projects in the campus.
So e of the e pro­
jects are poultry, swine, cattle, strawberry, peas, potatoes,
and ushroo,
'"
~hese projects demonstrate newly deve1 op d
technologies of College for their workability, adap
' t , nd profitability. Hence, they aerve as training
grou d for students and likewise as show-windo s for t e

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general public.
3. Integrated Farming System - serves to provide
conservation oriented type of highland farming operations.
4
Organic Farming - encourages farmers to use
organic matter for fertilizer.
Teach farmers to prepare
co post for fertilizers.
5. Skills training on va iou fields or eo modi tie
6
MS C-UL-NMYC-MA development projects located in
all part of Bengu t-Outreach project on an integrated
proae
7. Production of P bl'cations like leaflets,
onogra sand anuals.
8. Consultation a d f'eld services - extend free consul­
tation and
'eld services to farmers on the cultural
pr ctices of various veg tabl and fruit crops, poultr1
and swine, and flower roduction.
• Soils Laboratory
- soil physica
nd chemical properties analy s
b. Crop Protecti n Clinlc
- in ect p st ide ti icatio and diseases
dis no
s and con rol
c. Ani al Clinic
- para ite di gnos s an pr ventive easures
D. Production (Ja uary 1 83 to Ju e 1984)
The sum ary 0
ineo
realized by the
ollege
gat r d
fro
the different product'on project are as folIo s:
1. TUition and Other chool Fe
2,145,443.40
2
Income-Generating Projects
698.975.40
2,844.418.80
VII
FACULTY/STAFF PROFILE
A. Number and Assign ent
1. Instruction
Faculty Member
266
•
b. Substitutes
14

25
R • reh
a. Specialist/Assistants
19
b. Research Aides
13
e. Supportive Staff (Casual)
62
3. Extension
a
pecialists
8
b
orkers
6
4. G eral dministration
a. Ad inistrative Staff
190
b. Supportive Staff
37
B.
d cational
alification ( acuIty
1. Ph.D/Ed D
18
2.
/ A
78
3
BSI B
C. Academic Ranks
1. Full Professors
14
2. A ociate Professors
10
3. Assistant Professors
52
4. Instructors
113
5. A sistant Instructors
77
D. Gro th of Facylty and Staff 1969-1984
1969 - 76
1977 - 293
1970 - 86
19"8 - 354
1971 - 92
1979 - 374
1972 - 117
1980 - 379
1973 - 131
1981 - 467
1974 - 137
1982 - 498
1975 - 160
1983 - 589
1976 - 202
1984 - 615

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Vll o
ENROLMENT
A. Degree Program
.
:
1979-'80 ..
.
.
•
1980-'81
1981 - '82
: is t : 2nd
:summer :1st
: 2nd
:summer : 1st: 2nd : sum
: Sem : Sem
:
:Sem
: Sem j
: Sem: $elll
1. Graduate
MS
101
56
105
104
123
99
121
124
111
155 160
116
148 166 105
135
2
Undergraduate
0
B.S.A.
1242 1111
660
1102
954
559
924 772
449
734 650
}9'
633 582 300
499/'
B.S.A.E.
482 430
303
525
497
379
601
566
407
609 547
417 637 599 439
658/
B.S.H.T.
1'7 139
96
163
158
107
165 146
109
162 167
125 210 205 157
234 /
B.A.B.M.
72
76
55
88
85
53
96
95
60
112 119
176 138 135
75
142
B.S.A.T.
215 181
114
200
162
76
156
132
74
101
78
50 106 111
60
119
B.S.F.
335 305
193
258
251
161
201
170
98
155 143
90
185 ·169
90
213·
,
B.S. A. EngQ
171
177
96
220
207
114
170 165
95
160 141
48
121
103
52
150
Sub-total
2765 2475
1622
2660 2437
1548
2434 2170
1403 2183 2005
1318 2178 2068 1278 2140
Bo Non-Degree
Ag. MeChanics
26
1
40
40
11
11
25
28
d8
9
42
"
5}
Agri-Forestry
38
38
37
37
17

27
Enrolment Continued
10
Sub-Total
26
1
-
40
40
-
49
49
25
65
65
17
70
66
9
41
TOTAL
2791
2476
1622 2700
2477 1548 2483 22'9 1&28 2253
2070
1335
2248
2134
1287
2187
.
.
.
.
: 1979-'80
.
1980-'81
. 1981-(82
:
1982-'83
.
1983-'84
•
1984-'85
Co Secondary
Voco Ag. Sci
600
616
650
555
558
397
Gen. Sec. Lab.
520
550
600
511
550
668
Sub-Total
1~0----
- _ . -
1106­
. - - - ­
-125b-­
- . ­
-
-'!QT)o-- ­
._­
no8
1%5
D. Elementary
850
850
926
851
851
820
TOTAL
1970
2016
2176
1917
1959
1885
IX o SUMMARY OF GRADUATES FOR THE SAME SCHOOL YEARJ
.
.
: 1979 -
'80
. 1980-'81 : 1981-'82 : 1982-'83 . 1983-'84
:
1984 -
'85
1
Elementary
100
0
96
100
119
147
2
Secondary (Total)
0
200
192
250
196
226
30
College Non-Degree
36
40
26
40
44
4 0
College Degree Prog.
307
450
547
409
326
TOTAL
645
778
923
764
74

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II
BACC LAURRATE DEGRES PROGRAMS:
• Regular School Fees
1. Entrance (New stud nts)
24-.00
2
Tuition (per unit)
8.00
3 Matriculation
16.00
4-. Library
24-.00
5. Ked-Dental
19.00
6. Athletics
8.00
7 Diploma (seniors only)
80 00
8. Laboratory (per subject)
35 00
9 Registration fees
6.00
SUb-Total
108 00
Total
217.00
B. Special Trust Funds
1. Graduation (se ior
only)
24.00
2. College Organ
16.00
3 Student Body Gover ent
8.00
Sub-Total
!'48.00
GR ND TOT L
III
ONE YE R TRADE TECHNOLOGY COU SE (form rly gricultural
chanics)
•
Regular School Fees:
1. Tuition
72.00
8.00
2.
atricula ion
10.00
3 Lib ary
4 L b r tory
35 00
5. thletic
8.00
6. Med-Denta
16.00
7. Diplo
(eniors)
19.00
8. I.D. (~eniors
7.00
Sub-Tot 1
175.00
B Special Trust Fund
1. Graduation Fee (ieniors)
!'19.00
2. College Organ
16.00
3. Student Body Organ
8.00
4. Dept. Tech. Subscription
30.00
5. Dept. Deposit for tools losses
30 00
6. Dept. ~.S.P. Registration Fees
5.00
Sub-Total
108.00
GRAND TOT L

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IV.
TWO-YEAR AGRI-FORESTRY COURSE:
A. Regular School Fees
1. Tui tion
"100.00
B. Special Trust Fund
1. Graduation Fee (seniors)
P' 24 00
2. Colleg Organ
16.00
3. Student Body Government
8.00
48.00
v. SECONDARY DEPARTMENTS
.
. 1st Ie
2nd Year .. 3rd Year :4th Year
a
egular Fees
1. T tion
100 00
P105.00
110.00
P117.00
2. Matriculation
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
3. Library
15.00
15 00
15.00
15.00
4
Athl tie
10.00
10 00
10.00
10.00
5.
ed-D ntal
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
6. I.D.
5.00
5.00
5.00
5 00
7
Diplo a
25.00
S b Total
155.00
!'160.00
165.00
P197.0
B. Trust Funds
1. CAT
10 00
2. ochool Organ
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
3· Graduation Fee
25.00
4. FFP/FAHP
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
5. CED
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
SUb-Total
p 45.00
p- 45.00
80.00
GRAND TOTAL
"200 00
!-205.00
Note: P.T.A. and S.B.O at £1'9.00 and
8.00 resp ctively h 11
be collected and h ndled by the respective orga ization
cone rned.

31
VI.
DMINISTRATIVE ND/OR REGULATORY FEE
1.
Late Registration Fine:
a. Secondary students
30 00
b. Collegiate students
1+5.00
c
Graduate (Masteral) students
60.00
2.
For every change, addition or dropping of
sUbjects within the first ten (10) days
fro
the start of the classes
1~.00
3
3pecial Service Fees:
a.
Special validating/removal ex mination
15.00
b.
Gertificatio
of acade ic records
and/or completion of the course15 00
c
Official Transcript of reco d :
1)
Per page original
9.00
2)
Per page of carbon copies
3.00
d.
Testing service fees:
1) For
C MS students
8.00
2) MS C Co legiate stude
15.00
3) Cl'ent from oth
govern­
nt
g nc es
15 00
1+) Client
fro
private
agencies
30.00
II. FOR SHORT COURSE:
Under
es. ~o
36,
• 1981+ 0
t e
S C
oard of
Trustees fees for othe
hor
co
opened or t
be
e ed by the College, shall b
th sa e
8
tho.
charge for the One-Year ~rade !ech ology Cours
(for
11
A r1cultural Mechanics): P ov"d d th t enrolees i
th
6- ontb or less coura
0
S
co r
shall pay a
inimu
of not less than
200.00
traight tuition.

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XI.
APPROPRIATIONS/FISCAL SUPPORT:
1979-1984 ('000)
.
:
.
.
1979
1980 . 1981 : 1982 : 1983 :
1984
Current Operating Expenditures:
1.0 Focmal Instruction
and other Services
!' 6,735 P 7,331
!' 9.719 ~ 10,715 !'12,286 P 12,654
1.1 Advanced Education
-
-
365
644
821
829
e
1.2 Higher Education
2.075
2,821
3,386
3,470
273
3,183
1.3 Secondary Education
695
692
909
1.154
1,144
1,254
1.4 Elementary Education
385
392
578
672
594
657
1.5 Research
1,106
1.024
1,343
1,246
2,459
2,594
1.6 Extension Services
126
104
186
194
585
357
1.7 AuxilIary Services
454
449
579
1,1 45
785
764
1.8 Gen. Administration
& Support Services
1,894
1,849
2,403
2,190
3,164
2.816
Total Current Operating ~xpenditures
6,735 p 7,331 P 9,719
P10,715 f'12,286 !' 12,654
2.0 Capit~l Outlays. (for capital outlays, including construction of permanent improvements
and acquisition of equipment)
6,700
9,000
3,000
9,425 14,700
6,972
2.1 Construction of Permanent
~
Improvements
-
-
-
8,500 14,500
6,000
2.2 AcqUisition of Equipment
-
-
-
925
200
972
TOTAL
6,700
9,000
3,000
9,425 14,700
6.972
TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS
P'14,435 P16.331 "12,719
~20,140 P26,986
1"19,626

· ...
MSAC: BRIEF HISTORY·
The Mountain State Agricultural College started at the
Trinidad Experimental Station of the then Bureau of Agricult re.
When the Trinidad Experimental Station was turned over to the
Bureau of Education in 1916, the La TriniDad Far School, with
30 pupils in Grade V and Donato Carino as its first cting
principal, was established as the site.
It vas established in the arshy valley floor of L.
Trinidad now the capital town of Benguet Province. the eestwhile
"salad bowl' of the country.
Cr dit for the development of that
farm
chool into a full grown college of agriculture goes to a
number of men, to wit:
James A. Wright (June 1916); J.R. Zolla ge , acting
principal (1925); Clayton Abbot
nd Ja es Fugate (1928); Glen
Grishs
(1929) and Russel Taylor (1930-1938)- 11 of who are
known for having carried on the vision of deY
oping the school
as • training ground for non-Christian f r ers.
Braving the holocaust of the Second World War. Luis
Dangilan served as principal from 1942 to 1945.
Then Constancio
Hedrana took over the hel of the school administration and
undertook the prodigious task of reconstructing the war-ravaged
institution. Thus started the series of meta orphoses. Under
his administration, the La Trinid d Farm SChool oeca e the L.
Trinidad Nation I Agricultural High School.
By then, the
school overhauled its curricular offering to cater to the need
for
teacher-training courses. Thus, the teacher trai ing
dep~rtment was e t blished.
So e four onths later on October 5, 1951, the school va
elevated to a national agricultural school status and was cons­
tituted as a school divisio distl ct and separate from the
Division of Mo ntain Province and B guio City.
ith the cha ge
of its statu and offici 1 na e, the designation of the school
e d as likewise cha ged from princip I to superintendent.
r.
Const ncio Medra 0
as appointed the first superlatendent.
fter hi the succeed1ng sup rint ndent in chro ological order
were: Juli n Hamaril (1955-1961), ~ ado Tolentino (1961),
Bruno
•
antos (1961-1965) and Pedro Ventura (1965-1970).
,
-From the Graduate School BUlletin, 1979.

.. .
2
With the unrelenting effort of not a few concerned
citizens, the school started offering a four-year college
degree progra
eading to Bachelor of Science in Agricultural
Education on June 1}, 1955.
The latest, but certainly not yet the crowning glory of
these series of development efforts, was the conversion of the
Mountain National Agricult ral College into MOUNTAIN STATE
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, with the passage of R.A. 592} on June
21, 1969 sponsored by Congressman Andres Cosalan. Dr. Bp no
M Santos was appointed president of the n wly-born
tate
college on November 17, 1970.
The new status has given the College an initiative and
impetus for further development.
MSAC Objectives
The Mountain State Agricultural College aims at the
d velopment of the total man.
It inspires individua quest
for excellence, truth and wisdo •
More than a mere grou d for professions and vocatio
in agricult re, the S C ducates for brainpower and creates
BW reness of, and respect for the dig ity of the h man being.
For r lev ce, the KSAC focuses education to the present­
uses the past for nderstanding the pre.ent, and project
th
present to th f ture
Curricular offerings are periodically
updated and teae ing is centered on the improvement of the
livi g conditions of man.
it in the context of this educational framework, the
KSAC has dopted the following general objectives:
1. To strive for excellence in edUcation for agricultural
a d rural develop
t in the region and the country as a whole.

· ~
2. To sharpen its focus on impact programs and projects
in instruction and research, and the application of Dew
knowledge and skills for the improvement of life especially
the small farmers and rural folks in the mountain provinces and
the adjacent service areas.
3- To work and coordinate with the international, national,
and local institutions and ag ncies for the pro otion of relevant
instruction, research, and extension.
4. To develop progressiv leadership mong the stude ts,
inculcat in them the attributes of good citizenship, and
promote a value syste. found on t e dignity of man.
Location and Facilities
The College occupies ome 722 hectares of forest and
agricultural lands in the anicipality of La Trinidad - a
scanty five-kilometer drive north fro Baguio City.
To meet the needs for instruction and researc
functions,
the College aintains a nu ber of b ildings inc uding greenhou es
nd is presently undertak'ng the construction of additional
ones.
The College doe
not have its own power syate _
Electric power is supplied by the Bengue Electric Cooperative
(B ECO).
The telephone system is ran by th Rep blic Tele hone
Co pany, Inc. (RET
CO).
A cooperati
store ells refreshme t
nd groceries.
Iso 0
c
pus is
post-office. For
ilit ry
drills and athletics, there is a wide ground on the main
ca pus in front of the Agr" cultural Engi eering Building

CAPSULE BID-DATA OF
PRESIDENT FORTUNATO
• BATT D
For his university education, Preside t Fortunato
A. Battad attended the University of th Philippines at Los
Banos College of Agriculture where he finished his BSA degree
in 1957; MS in 1962 and Ph. D. 1973. He received scholarship
grants from MIT during his masteral studies and from SEARCA
for his doctoral degree.
Dr. Battad began his teaching profession as assistant
instructor at the MIT and consistantly rose through the ranks
by dint of hard work and dedication and loyalty to his d ties,
superiors and institution. His s ccessful performance in
managing projects and various ad inistrative assignments rela­
tive to the different important programs and participativ
activities of the institution to pro ote its growth and
development were pri e factors contributory to his sustained
professional advancement.
Among Dr. Battad's strong qualities as
leader in
camp titive sports and other fri ndly rivalries betwee indi­
viduals, groups and institutions are his ability to inspire
in i
en the will and determi ation to win, and to accept
defeat in a sportsman hip manne
His personal records in
field of sports, particularly tennis, speak well of hi as
an dvocate and lover of sports and physical d velopment.
In his cbo en field of specialization, President Battad
had demonstrated through his various assignments, designat •
and acco plishaenta during his two decade of service. His
inno ations, dynamic leadership and develop ~ntal activi
i
agricultural ducation and extension are bearing significant
result. The fast development a d growth of the Pampanga Agri­
CUltural College during the last fo r years serye as real
proofs of the succ sa of his ad iniatration, with the support
of the College constituents nd n tional officials.
Durin his tenures as principal of the high school
departmehts in HIT and CLSU, he had hared his expertise with
his junior staffs and teacher trainees
As college dean, he
devoted a good part of his time in organization, administration
and supervision,
s well as actual classroom and field inst uction.
Aiditionally, the non-for a1 training of far ers, ho e ake s.
out-of-school youths, etc. OD ca pus and off-ca pus are giving
good
redit to the institution he presides and leads.

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This capsule account about Dr. Fortunato A. Battad
does not intend to give h.s full picture as an outstanding
educator, academic and develop.ental activist, innovative
administrator, scientist, sportman and family an.
The
following pages therefore present a better account,
aking
bis Biodata.

Republic of the Philippines
PAMPANGA AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
Hagalang, Pa paoga
BIODATA OF DR. FORTUNATO AGLIBUT BATTAD
1. NAME
FORTUNATO AGLIBUT BATTAD
2. DATE OF BIRTH
June 11, 1933
3
PLACE OF BIRTH
Santa, Ilocos Sur, Philip ioes
4. PARENTS
Victoriano B. Battad (deceased)
Ines A Battad (housekeeper, living)
Both from Santa, Ilocos Sur
5. WIFE
LINA M. MONTEMAYOR
A8S0. Professor and Head
Home Econo ics Department
Pampanga gricultural College (PAC)
6. CHILDREN
:
LIND
M. BATTAD
Date of Birth - K r
,7, 1957
FORTUNATO
• BATTAD, JR.
Date of Birth - M Y 5, 1958
ELIZ BETH
• BATTAD
Date of Birth -
Y t 1959
ZOSI 0 M. BA'TAD
Date of Birth - D ce ber 10, 1960
: EVELYN M. B TTAD
Date of Birth - May 5, 1962
:
NDRES M. BATTAD
Date of Birth - J ne 5. 1965
: ESTER H. BATTAD
Date of Birth - Marcb 31, 1966
1. HIGHER EDUC TION
.
a. B.S.A.
. University
the Philippines at
Los Banos, College of griculture
(UPLB-CA)

b. M.S.
: University of the Philippi es
at Los Banos, College of Agri­
culture (UPLB-CA)
Grade Point Average: 1.48
Awardee: U.P. Certificate of
Merit for Academic Excellence
c. Ph. D. in Agricultural Education, U.P. College of
Agriculture,1973
Cognates: Agric ltural Extension and
Agricultural Communication
Grade Point Average: 1.48
Dissertation: "Factors Associated with the
Adoption of Ric e Technology in Cotaba to"
8. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION PAS~ED:
Vocational Agriculture Teacher, 74.05%
December, 1966
9. SCHOLARSHIP STATUS AT UPLB, College, L guna:
College Scholar, 1st Se ea r, 1960-1961
KS Progr m, UPLS
College Scholar, 1st and 2nd emesters, 1970-1971
Doctoral Program, UPLS
10
SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS:
First MIT Local Fellow for K.S. degree at the U P.
College of Agriculture~ College, Laguna, 1960-1962
EARC
Fellow for Doctoral at the UP, College
of Agriculture, College, Laguna, 1970-1973
1. SERVICE RECORD:
a. Student Assistant, Departmentof Agricultural
Educatio , UP College of Agriculture, College,
Laguna, 1954-1957
b. Assistant Instructor, HIT, Kabacan, Cotabato,
1957-1960
c. Instructor 1, MIT, K bacan, Cotabato~ 1960-62
d Instructor II, MIT, labacan, Cotabato, 1963-69
e. Assistant Professor I, MIT, Kabacan, Cotab to
1969-70

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f. Assistant Professor III, MIT, Kabacan, Cotabato,
July 1, 1973 to March, 1974
g. Assistant Professor III, Central Luzoa State
University, Munoz, Nueva Ecija,
April 25 to J ly, 1974 (Transferred fro.
MIT to CLSU)
h. Associate Professor I, C ntral Luzon State
University, Munoz,
ueva ~cija, July, 1974­
May 1975
i
College De n, Pampanga Agricultural Coll~ge,
June 1, 1975- September 29, 1975
j. Offic~r-in-Charge, Pampanga Agricultural Uollege.
September 30, 1975 to April 6, 1976
k. President, Pampanga Agricultural College
April 7, 1976 to pres nt
.1.
Given full-fledged PrOfessor's rank,
Jply, 1979.
12
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERI~NCES:
a. Assistant Head, Secondary Depart nt,
Minda ao Institute of Technology,
K bacan, Cotabato, 1962-1965
b
Department Head, Secondary Department,
Mindanao Institute of Technology,
Kabacan, Cotabato, 1966-1970
c. Director of ExtenSion, Mindanao Institute of
Technology, Kabacan, Cotabato, July
1973 to Har h 1974
d
Principal, University of Agricultural School,
CLSU
e. Writing Director, EDPIT F-CL U, ~riting of
Teaching Guides (Practical Arts I, II, III,
.IV for Agriculture, Fishery and Homemaking
Arts) November 11-December 11, 1974
f. Training Director, EDPITAF, CLSU, Training
of Trainors for Practical Arts Teachers,
January 6 - February 6, 1975, 1st bat h

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g.
Training Director, EDPITAF-CLSU, Training of
Trainors for Practical Arts Teachers,
February 7 - Karch 7t 1975, 2nd batch
h.
Training Director, EDPITAF, CLSU, Training
of Teachers for Praotic I Arts, S mer,
1975
i . College Dean II, Pa panga Agricultural College,
Hagalang, Pampanga
j. Officer-in-Charge, Pampanga Agricultural College
Magalang, Pampanga
k. President, Pa pang Agricult ral College
13. PROJECT
ANAGEMENT EXPERI NCES
a. In-charge, Horticulture Project, Mindanao
Institute of Technology, Kabaca ,
Cotabato, 1958-1959
b. In-Charge, Citrus Plantation Project,
Mindanao Institute of Technology,
Kabacan, Cot bato, 1959-1966
c
Superviaor, 17 Vocational griculture
Teachers in Corn and Rice P oductio ,
Kindan 0 Institut of Technology,
Kabac n t Cotabato, 1966-1970
d. Super isor, Various IT Projects llke
nursery and orchard of chioo, ra butan,
lanzones and bangkok santol
e. Supervisor, 300-h ctares lowland palay
farm, U S-CL U
f.
SuperVisor, Various prod ctive projects,
UAS-CLSU
g. P C Social L bora tory Program Director
h. PA9-PCARR Research Team Ad inistrator
i . PC-PAC Agricultural Skills Program
Administrator
j. FORI-PAC Research Program
dministrator
K.
Member, Higher Education Com issio

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1. Co-Chairman and Coordinator, Magalang
Arayat Task Force (MARATAF)
m.
Me ber, Presidential Commission for Study
of Vocational Education in the Philippines
n. Project Manager, P C Mini-Agro Industrial
Estate, BLISS II Project
o. Project Implementat"o Officer, PAC
Agricultural Education Outreach Project
(
OP)

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14. ATHLETICS EXPERIENCES:
a
Me ber, Ilocos Sur Track and 'ield Te ms
1949-1953
b
For er 100-200 meter dashes nd broad ju p
Champion, Ilocos Sur Provincial Meet.
1952-1953
c
Foraer Member, Ilocos Sur Track and Field
Delegation to NLAA Meets, 1951-1952.
Bangued, Abra and 1952-1953, Yigan,
Ilocos Sur
d. Former Memher, UP Varsity Track and F~e d
Team, 1 ~ .1956
e. Former Member. UP Varsity Ten is Tea,
1972-1973
f.
Former Provincial Champion, Province of
Cotabate Men's Single, 1965-1966
g
Runner-up, Provincial Tennis Tourna ent,
Cotabato Province, Men Single,
1967-1968
h. Former Provincial Champion, Junior
Veterans Singles, Province of Cotabato,
1969-1970
i. Runner-up, Junior Veterans Singles, Province
of Cotabato 1970-1971
j. Current Provincial Cha pion, Singles and
Doubles (Jr. Veterans) Philtra ProYincial
Tennis Tournament, 1973
Current Provincial Champion. Singles
and DoUbles (Jr. Veterans) Cotabate
Province, 1974. Philtra P ovincial Tennis
Tournament
1. Runner-up Angeles ~ity, Open Doubles Tenni
~hampionship, 1976

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1~.
COACHING EXPERIENCES:
a. Former Coach, Wo en (Volleball Team,
Mindanao Institute of T chnology,
Kabacan, Cotabato, 1957-1959
b. Former Coach, Varsity Basketball Teaa,
Mindanao Institute of Technology
Kabacan, Cotabato, 1970
c. Former Coach, Varsity T nnis Team,
Mindanao Institute of Technology
Kabacan, Cotabato, 1970.
d. Athletic anager, Pa panga Delegation,
1976
e. Athletic Manager, Region III, CIRAA
Lucena City, 1976
f. Athletic Manager, Pampanga crRAA 1977
g
Athletic anager, SCUAA, Tarlac College of
Technology, 1981
h. Head of Delegation, CIRAA, Dipolog City
1982
i
Manager Coach, Junior Tennis Tournament in Taipei
March 2 -30, 1982
16
MEMBERSHIP AND OFFICES HELD IN ORGA IZATIONS:
a. Business Manager, SBO, UPCA, 1956-1957
b. M .ber, Beta 51g a Frat rnity
Los Bano Chapter
Member, ~iota of the Pili pine
d
Member, V cational
soc"ation of Teachers
of Agrioulture in the Philippi nee
e
He ber of Society for Advance ent of Research ( A )
f
Me ber, Phi Kapp Phi, UPCA Chapter
g.
Me ber, Phil. ssociation for Vo ational d c.
h
Me ber, Philippine Association for Schoo
Principals

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17
MEMBERSHIP AND OFFICES HELD IN OTHER ORGANIZATIONS:
a.
Member, MIT Credi t Union
Mellber, MIT Consumer's Bnion
Mellber, Kabacan yes Man's Club
d.
Me ber, Knights of Rizal, Kabacan Chapter
e. Member, Kabaca Tenni Club
f. Member, College Cou try Club
g. Me ber, Los Banos Tennis Club, C llege,Laguna
h
Hember, Rotary Club of Kabacan
i
Member, Kabacan Cursillo in Christianity
j . vice-Preside t, Agr. Education Graduate
Students Association
k.
Member, MIT Research Council
1
Me ber, Steering Co
ittee, UAAP-NCL
II.
Me ber, Bo rd of Governors, UAAP-NCL
n. Member, Executi¥e Committee, CLSU
o. Me ber, Security Heas re Committee, CLSU
p
He be , Landsc pe and Bea tification
Committee, CLSU
q. Member, Graduate zaculty, CLSU
r. Me bert Steering Co
ittee, Practical Arts
EDPITAF)
s. Member, Board of Directors, SEARCA Graduate
Students Association
t
Member, State Colleges and Universitjes
Athletic Association (SCUAA)
u
Vice President, Association of College in
Agriculture of the Philippines (ACAP)
T. Preside t, Philippine Association of
Agricultural Education (PASS GE)

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12
CONVENTIONS AND CONFERENCES
ND OTHER MEETS ATTENDED:
a. Delegate. ACAP Conference, UP College of
Agriculture, College, Laguna, 196~
b. Head, MIT FFP/FAHP Delegation is Seven
Southern Mindanao District Associatio
Convention, of which MIT delegation
emerged Champion
c. Head, MIT FFP/FAHP Delegation to National
Convention, Mindanao Institute of
Technology and Iloilo National Agricultural
College, 1967 and 1968, respectively
d. Delegate, ACAP Conference, Central Luzon
State University, Munoz, Neva Ecija,
January 8-10, 1974
e. Delegate, Seminar-Workshop tor dministration
of ~perimental Agricultur. 1
igh School
UP~B, July 25-27, 1974
f
Delegat, IT AP-NCL Organization 1 Steering
Co mittee Ses ·ons, University of Baguio
and Angeles University, September 15-16
and October 5-6, 1974, respectively
g. Delegate Ce tral Pl in FFP & FAHP Pre­
Uonventio Meeting, Bataan ~ational
Agrioultural Sohool
h. Head, CLSU
Steering Committee Delegates,
EDPITAF Conference on Mechanis of
R form for the Proper I ple entation of
the Revised Sec ndary Education Progra ,
October 3, 1974
i. Head, CLSU Steering Committee Delegates,
EDPITAF Organizational Conference on
Proper Implementation of the Revised
Secondary Education Program, October
14-15, 1974
j. Delegate, CLSU Steering Committee, EDPITAF
Conference on Practical Arts Training
Program, October 25, 1974
k. Delegate ACAP Convention, Indang Cavite
April 15-18, 1982

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p. Workshop on Preparation of 5-year and 10-year
Development Plan, Region III (NEDA)
q. Regional Agriculture and Resources System Research
Congress for Central Luzon and Southern Luzon,
July 28-29, 1976
s
National Manager, Central Luzon Regional Athletic
ssoeiatio Delegation, Palarong Pambansa,
. Lucena City, February 29-March 8, 1976
t. SEARCA Conference in Malaysia
u. Agricultural Policy ~eminar in US
April 7 to May
2, 1980
• Member, Region III Finance Committee, Palarong
Pa bansa Bagong Lipunan, Marikina Metro Manila,
May 25-31, 1980
v. Delegate, PASUC Conference, PICC, Metro Manila,
May 20-22, 1980
x. Delegate , International Association of University
Presidents Conference, Costa Rica, 1981
y. H ad, Delegation of 3, Study Observation of
Strawberry Production, Japan,
pril 198~
z. Delegate VII Triennial Conference of International
sociation of University Presidents, Bangkok.
Thai and, July 1-6, 198~
19.
EHB~RSHIP IN HONOR SOCIETIES:
a. Me b r, ~ociety for Advancement of Research (SAR)
b
Me ber, SEARCA Gr duate Students Honor Society
d. Member, UPLB Ro 1 of Honor Society
20
RESE RCHES CONDUCTED:
Viability Test of Rambutan eeds by Pal a,
•
Gilda F.A. Battad, 4-20-6~
b. A st dy on the Frobably Influenc of the Phases
and Position of the Moon on the ~requency
and Intensity of Rain by Embajador, Leonila
and F. A. Battad, 4-20-64

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20
RESEARCHERS CONDUCTED:
Viability Test of Ra butan Seeds by Palma;
Gilda and F.A. Battad, 4-20-84
A Study on the Probable Influence of the
Phases and Position of the Moon on the
Frequency and lnt naity of Rain by
mbajador, Leoni1a and F • • B ttad,
4-20-64
c. Adaptability Study of Two
ew Zealand
Certified Grass Seed Varieties Under
MIT Condition by Seavedra, Miguel and
F.A. Battad, 4-21-64
d. ! Co parative Study on the Ger ination
of Durian with Diffel'ent Soil Media by
Andrea, Anolina and F.A. Battad, 4-21-64
e
GBrminatioD of Rough Lemon i
Different
edia by RUfino, Severi a and F.A. Batta.,
4-28-64
f.
Co parative Study on the Germination of
Ca1amansi Seeds ith the Different Medi
by Valdez, Felipe and F.A. Battad,
4-29-64
g
A Comparative Study 0
Chico Germination on
Different Soils by Yad 0, Conchita and
F • • Battad, 4-29-64
h
A Co parative
tudy of Starapp1e S eds
Germinatio on Uifferent Media by Rosario,
Florante del and F • • Battad, 4-29-64
Effects of Different Media on the Rooting
•
Responses of San Francisco Cuttings by
Juntilla, C Bar, Cabana, Diosdado and
F. A. Battad, 6-20-64
j. »egreening Citrus (King Mandarin) Fruits with
the Use of Calcium Carbide by Atienzar,
Agustin and F.A. Battad, 5-21-65
k.
The Study on the Probable Influence of the
Phaaes of the Moon on the Frequency and
Intensity of Rain by Babac, Francisco
and F A. Battad, 5-24-65

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1. Viability Test of Mangosteen Seeds by
Hechanova, Herminio and F.A. Battad,
June, 1965
m. Comparative Study on the Germination of
Mangosteen Seeds with the Different
Media Under MIT Condition by casio,
Benito and F.
Battad, June 1965
n. The response of Chico Seedlings to Different
Kinds of Fertilizers by Lagutin Cecilia
and F A. Battad, 7-30-65
o.
Effects of Alpha-Napthalene Acetic on
arcotting Washington aval by Tumanda,
Eulogio and F• • Battad, 2-23-65
p. Comparative Study 0
Different Se d Treat­
ments on the Germination of C ico by Cacdac,
Erneato and F
• Battad, 4-18-66
q. The Response of Mangosteen Seed 1ngs on
Different Kinds of Fertilizer by Clareto,
Celso and F.A. Battad, 4-22-86
r. A StUdy of Germinating Coconuts, by Different
Setting Positions by
brenica, Isidro;
Argenica Samuel and F
• Battad, 5-9-66
~
8
The
ffects of Varying mounts of Chicken
Du g 0
the Growth of Mangosteen Seedling
by 'orilla, 1
ardo, Cobile, Norberto
and F.A. Battad, 6-24-66
t. The Effects of D1fferent Levels of Co plete
Fertilizer (1-24-12) on angoste
'eedling
by Tongua, Orl
do and F. Battad
u. A Comparat've Study on the Effects of Three
Different Kinds 0
Fertilizers on the
Yield of Valencia Orange by Provido,
Ge~onimo, Ta
Edito and F• • Battad,
7-9-66
T
Comparative study on the P rcentage Acidity
of Vinesar Fro Different Varieties of
'Vinegar of Banana by Gerillo, Jose, and
F• • ~attad, 1966
w
Degreening Citrus ( aahington Navel) Fruit
with the Uae of Calcium Carbide by
Meneses, Cesar and F.A. Battad, 1966

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x. • Survey of Personal and Agricultural Data
of Farmers at Kilagasan, Kabacan, Cotabato
by 8alagot, QUintin, Esberto, Jovenei and
F. A. Battad, May 1967
y.
The ~ffect of Complete Fertilizer of Mangoateen
Seedlings by Apud, Vicente, Bongolan, Federico
and F.A. Battad, April, 1967
z. 'The Effect of Different Levels of (NH4) 2s04
on Mangosteen Seedlings by Aguba, Warlito t
Ontanillas, Vienvenido a d F• • Battad,
May, 1967
aa. A Survey of Personal and Agricultural Data
of Farmers at Lo er Paatan, Kabaean,
Cotabato by Her.o, Eddie, Untal, Salvador
and F.A. Battad, Hay, 1967
bb.
The ~ffects of Frequency and uantity of
Water on the Growth of Mangosteen Seedlings
by Luis Jere ias, Dalayon, Marianito and
F• • Battad, April, 1967
cc
The Response of Mangosteen eedlings on
Different Levels of Ure by Vichitpahanakarne,
Suthep and F • Battad, April 8, 1968
dd.
The Cost of Production of IR-8 Lowland and Rice
Variet es by Flores, Caro ina and F• •
Battad, April 10, 1968
ee
The Cost of roducing S ed Corn Under
Kabacan Condi ion by Exiomo, Oscar and
F. A. Battad, April 23, 1968
21. AW,RDS RECEIVED:
a. Josefa Gabriel Silang ward for his
Patriotism, loyalty and ex plary
service to society given by the
unicipal government of Sa ta, Ilocos
Sur, thru the Integrated Municipal
Development Asse bly, 1977
b. Service Award given by the Future Farmers of
the Philippines, Inc., 1978

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c. Golden Rose Award for eutstanding
Agriculturist for Bolstering the
Pestige of Agriculture, For
Exemplary Socio.Civic Leadership in
the New Society. 1978.
d
Adopted Son of the Municipality of
Magalang, Sangguniang Bayan ng
Magalang, 1978.
e. Outstanding Agriculturist for his Exe plary
Leadership in the Field of Agricultur 1
TecijnologYi Noted
ocio-Civic Leader
of the New Society by the Citizens Civic
Association. Inc •• 1978.
f
Adopted Son of the Province of Pampanga
Sangguniang Panlalawtga
ng Pa pa ga,
1979.
g. Recognition ward for Outstand' g Bdueator
of the Year, Pa panga given by Lira
Pa panguefia.
h. Nation 1 Leadership ward giv n by the
National Archery ABSO iation of the
Ph'lippine s , 1979.
i
Recognition ward for his outstanding
Leadership and ci ic-sp rited participation
in the 1979
nti-Tb ducational and
Fund Campa'gn as Chairman of the
tate
Colleges and Univ rsity Divisio by the
Philippine T bereulosis ~ociety. Inc.,
1980.
j. Recognition A rd for his invaluable and
full support in pro oting the goals
and objectives of the FFP and FAHP
org nizations, 1980.
k. Distinguished lu nus Award given at UPLB,
Los B~ft 8 Laguna, Philippines in Oct 10. 1980
1. Most Outstanding Countryside Development Leaders
of the Decade (1971-1980) given at the Century
Park Sheraton Hotel, Manila, October 25. 1981.
m.
Kaunlaran Award given at the Manila Intercontin nt 1
Hotel, February 21, 1982

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n.
ost distinguishe professor for being one of
the top level ed cation in the field of
Agriculture and for his profession, social
servic s and civic leader hip under the
ew Republic given at the Bahia Ballroom S
Silahis International Hotel, Roxas Boulevard,
Er ita Manila, Hay 16, 1982.
o
Most distinguished Ilocano Educator v~rdee at
University of Northern Phil., Vigan, Iloc05
Sur. October, 14, 1983
WIFE:
LINA M. MONTEMAYOR
Fro. Alamin08, Pangasinan and Central
Mindanao University, Musuan, Bukid 0 ,
BRST, Mindanao Institute of Technology
MASTER OF AGRICULTURE Agricultural
Educ tion, U.P. Colleg of Agriculture,
College, Laguna, 1972.
Presently Associate Professor and Head
a.E. Department, Pampa ga Agricultural
College, Mags ang, Pa panga
For erly: Instructor VIR.E. Depart e t,
CLSU, Kember Women's Softb 11 Tea , MAA
Me ber, U.P. Varsity a en's Softball T a ,
Coach,
IT Women's Vars"ty Softball Tea.
CHILDRED
a. LINDA
• BATTAD
Salut torian, HI
econdary D part ent,
Honor StUdent,
eco d Se ester, CLSU
1974-1975. Nueber 1 Schol r, Pampanga
Agric ltural allege, 1975-1976
BSA, Major in Crop Protection CLSU,
979
G aduate
Instructor 1 197 - To p es nt, CLSU
b
FORTUN TO H.
TTAD
D legate, ST A, PRIS A, Bacolod, 1972,
CIRAA Delegat , Palaro g Pa banaa, Cagayan
de Oro City, 1975
Recipient, Gerry Roxas Leader hip Award,
CLSU-UAS, 1975 (Gold Me;al)
Recipient, Cadet of the Year, DAS-CLSU
(Gold Medal) 1975
Recipient, Athlete of the Year,
UAS-CLSU (Gold Medal) 1975
College SCholar, 1975- 976

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Philippine Lawn Tennis Association Junior
Cha.pion, 1975-1976
Metro-Manila-Pasig, Rizal Junior Open
Tennis Ch
pion, 1975-1976
CIRAA Delegation Palarong Pambansa, Lucena
City, 1976
Outstanding Male Athlete, 1976-1977
1977 PAC Delegate seu A, Champion
Atllete of the Year 1976-1977, PAC
1976 National Junior Champion, Lawn Tennis
1976 National A teur Doubles Chs pion
Awardee Academ c Excellence
Oklahoma City University Full Lawn Tennis
Scholar, 2nd Yr. B.S. Manage ebt
Champion Oklahoma City Doubles Open and
uarter finalist, singles,
Open, 1978; Finalist Nebraska
Open Doubles, 1978
Most Valuable Player, Lawn Tennis, OCU, 1980
Ranked Number 1 player, Oklahoma City
University, 1980
Kid Western 'Conference, Doubles Cha pion, 1980
uarter finalist, Mid Western Conference,
Singles, 1980
D llas Ope , Singles, 1979
c
ELIZ BETH M. BATTAD
Valedictorian, MIT, 1st, 2nd Year
Secondary
Department and aledcitorian, 3rd Year
UAS-CL U, 1974-1975
PAC Delegate in Table Tennis to C1
At
Iba Zambal St 1975-1976
1st Year College CLSU Col ege Scholar
Aw rdee Acade ic EXG llence, PAC
PIARR Undergraduate Scholar
Instructor - Teaching Fello 1980, CLSU
d
ZOSIMO M. BATT D
Valedictorian, MIT Ele entary School
and Valedictorian, 1st Ye r, UAS-CL U
1974-75
CLSU Delegate in Lawn Tenni , 1974-75 OIRAA
Underwent the 1974-75 Su
er Youth Philta
Tennis Training, Rizal Colisaum, Manila
P C Delegate in Lawn Tennis, DIRAA, 1975-76
1916-77
3rd Year High School, 2nd Honor, PAC
uarter finalist, 16 and under L wn Tenni.,

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Age Group Champion hip, 1976
Awardee Academic ~xcellenc.
Valedictorian, 4th Year P C 1977;
Angeles City Open Singles Champion, 1978
Member ClRAA Lawn Tennis Third Placer
1978 Palarong Pambansa, Philta Champion
Age 18 Metro Manila, May 1979
Magna Cum Laude- Bachelor of cienee in Agrle lture
Major: Animal Husbandry
e. EVELYN M. B TTAD
Valedictorian, 5th Grade,
IT
~lementary School and Valedictorian,
6th Grade, CLSU 1975
Most Versatile Stud nt of the Year 1976
1977 PAC
Outstanding Gi
~cout of the Year
1976-1977, P C
Outstanding F HP Me ber, 1976-77, PAC
PAC Delegate in Table Tennis, 1975-1976, CIRAA
PAC Delegate in Table Tennis, 1976-1977,
SCU
and ClRAA
Awardee Academic Excellence
Valedictorian, PAC, 1979
2nd Year, BI , CLSU
f. ANDRES M. BATTAD
Ranked 3rd. 4th Grade, MIT
Elementary School and 2nd Place, 5th Grade,
CLSU, 1975
1st Year, PAC High School, 1st Honor
1976-77
Outstanding Male Athlete, H.S. 1976-77
R nner Up¥P ilta, 12 a~d under, 1976
ge Group Tenn'
Championship
Awardee Academic Excellencj
Champion 1978 Phil. Age Group Hard Court
Championship, Philippine Village, 1978
Rinner-Up 1978, 14 and under, Philippine
Open Claycourt Championsh·p
KemRer, Mariwaaa Lawn Tennis Club, Runner-Up
978 Bancroft Lawn Tennis Tourn ent
ember elRAA
4th Year B.S. PAC
1979 National Lawn Tennis Champion
Ag~ 16 and below - runner- p
Quarter finalists, Palarong Bagong Lipunan,
1980

•
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Round of 16 - Nat onal Open Lawn Tennis,
1980
Hand M ster, Team Member, Hongkong
Invitation Junior Lawn Tennis
sian Invitation Hongkong 16 and under,
Singles and Doub es, Cha pio
1st Year, BSA, PAC
Awarded a Lawn Tennis Scholarship,
Oklahoma City University, School Year
1980-1981
Delegate - Junior Lawn Tennis Tournament
in T ipei, 1982
g. ESTER M. BATT D
Salutatorian, 2nd GRade, MIT Ele
ntary School
Salutatori n, 3rd Grade, CLSU, 1975
6th Grade
Best in E glish
t
Outstanding Girl Scout in San Agustin
~lementary chool
Member, PAC Dance Troupe
Valedictorian, Secondary Depart ent
Pa.panga gricultural College
M galang Pampang,
pr 1, 1982
Leadership Awardee, Gerry Ro a
Leadership Aw rd
Pa panga Agr"cult £1 Colle e 1982
o

'"
LAND HOLDINGS OF TH~
MOUNTAIN STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
(As of May 30, 1984)
.
CLASSIFICATION
·..
LOCATION
·
.
~
APPRAISED
:
~
·

•
(e.go Commercial.
·.. (~i8trict/Mynicipa- ....
TCT NO.
: IMPROVEMENT
..
..
..
•
. LAND AREA .. .. VALUE OF
•
OwNER
Residential)
·
.. 11 ty/Province)
·..
: (oitate Nature)
..
(SIlo m.)
•
LAND (p)
AGRICULTURE
a. Svamp, Poblaeion,
SWO-01-0200001
Vegetable and
18977b
9,488,800
' 0
La Trinidad
strawberry
213949
10,697,450
MOUNTAIN
far
STATE
b. Cabanao, Pob1acion,
SWO-0-0100001
Floriculture
14511
725,550
La Trinidad
Project
4875
390,000
AGRICULTURAL
CO Tabangaoen,
OCT No. p-405
Sericulture,
151876
9,117,560
La Trinidad
Rabbitry and
COLLEGE
Goat Production
0
(t-1SAC)
d. Banig, Balili,
SWO-01-0200001
Potato Production 15229
761,450
La Trinidad
(Sheet 2)
e. Hamag., Balili.
SWO-01-0200001
Vegetable
31813
1,590.650
La Trinidad
(Sheet 2)
Production
f o Banig. Balili.
TOT No. T16376
Animal Projects
147802
11,824,160
La Trinidad
TCT No. T16374
Pomology &
178070
14,245,600
Fishery Projects
g. Ampasit, La
SWO-1-00792
Agro-Forestation
Trinidad
Project
1640240
82,012,000
h o Talingoroy,
SWO-1-0200003
Pasture Land
1556489
77,824,450
La Trinidad
(Sheet 2)
2
FOREST
0
ao Alumit, Wangal,
SWO-1-0200003
Watershed
La Trinidad
Forest trees
10~9419
51,970,950
bo Calongue, Alapang
SWO-1-0200003
Watershedl
305770
15,288,500
La Trinidad
Forest 'l'rees

2
CLASSIFICATION
:
LOCATION:
:IMPROVEKENT
:
: APPRAISED
I
(e.g. Commercial,
: (District/Municipali­
:
TCT NO.
:(State Nature):
LAND AREA
: VALUE QF
:
OWNER
Residential)
t y / p r o v i n c e ) :
:
:
(Sq. II.)
: LAND ( )
:
c. Banig, Balili,
SWO-01-0200001
Watershed/
La Trinidad
(Sheet 2)
Forest trees
1+2661+7
21,332,350
OUNTAIN
SWO-01-0200001
343592
17,179,600
(Sheet 2)
STATE AGRICULTUR
• MAIN CAMPUS
a. Betag, La
COLLEGE
Trinidad
OCT No. 0-185
Athletic ground,
Au-Gym, Eng'g.,
209925
12,595,500
(MSAC)
Building, College
Motor Pool, Offices
Ladies Doraitory
and otherschool
buildings
b. Betag,(Ilang),
La Trinidad
TCT No. -6274
Site of Elementary
& Gen. Secondary
19143
1,531,440
School Building
and Offices
4. RESIDENTIAL
a. Betag, La
TCT No. 1-16375
MSAC Staff Housing 33112
2,648,960
Trinidad
TCT No. T-16378
Men'a Dormitory
13625
1,090,000
&
Submitted by:
(SGD) CARLOS T. BUASEN
Director, Land Grants & College
Reservation
A TRUE COPY:
Oct. 23, 1984
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X
TUITION AND OTHER SCHOOL FEES:
The following are the tuition and other school
fees charge by the Colleg t and approved by the Board
of Trustees und r Hes.
o. 36,
• 1984
1.
DUATE (Mastersl) DEGREE PROGR KS:
A
Regular Fee
1. d i
ion Fee (ne students)
65 00
2
Tuition (per nit)
30.00
3. Library
60 00
4
ed-Dental
15.00
5 Laboratory (per subject) .
45 00
6. Diploma (seniors)
90.00
7- I.D.
6.00
Sub-Total
301 00
B.
Special Trust Funds
1. araduation Fee (seniors)
2
Thesis Panel Fee (Seniors only)
;. lu i Fee
4. Miscellaneous
R NO TOTAL
1 154.00
C
0 t-f-Sta e Fe
1.
pplicat'on F
25.00
2
on-Citizensh'p F es
a. Se 8S r
500 00
b
u
er Ter
250.00
The above fees shall not apply to students fro countri
with bil teral agreement on the atter with th Republic
of the Phi11pp·nes.