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leyte normal
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Leyte Normal University
2013 Annual Report
LEYTE NORMAL UNIVERSITY
2013 Annual Report
2013 Annual Report

P. Paterno St., Tacloban City
www.lnu.edu.ph
Tel. No. (053) 321-2176
Fax No. (053) 325-6122
contents
Executive Summary 1-2
Instruction
3-26
Research 27-33
Extension 34-36
Auxiliary Services
37-38
SCUAA Meet 2013 39-40

Administration
41-47
Yolanda Photos 48-49

EDITORIAL BOARD
Ms. Jacqueline I. Espina
Chair
Ms. Arlynn C. Aguilar
Co-Chair
Ms. Gillian Mae G. Villaflor
Mr. Jufran C. Agustin
Members
Mr. Leo A. Omamalin
Mr. Caesar Roderick L. Tado
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Instruction
R e p u b l ic of t he P hilippines
LEYTE NO R MA L UNI V E R S I T Y
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His Exce ll e n c y
BENIGNO C . A QU IN O III
Pre sid e n t
Re p u b lic of th e P h i l i p p i n e s
Ma la ca a n g Pa l a c e
Ma n ila

T h ro u g h :
H on. M A R IA CY NT HI A R O S E B. BAUT I S TA
C o m m i s s i o n er, C HE D

C h a i r, L N U Board of Regent s

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As we l o o k b a c k a t th e y e ar t hat pas s ed, we c annot hel p but rec ount t he
h e a rt-b re ak i n g d e v a s ta ti o n th a t bef el l upon many pl ac es in E as t ern Vis ay as
la st No ve m b e r 8 , 2 0 1 3 , d e s tr o y i ng many of t he f ac ilit i es of t he univ ers it y.

With s te a d fa s t a n d u n d a unt ed s pi ri t , w e were able t o ov erc ome t hat
ch a lle n g e a n d s h o w e d o u r b e st in t he areas of ins t ruc t i on, res earc h, and
e xte n sio n . It i s w i th g r e a t p r i d e and honour, t hen, t hat I report t o y ou and t o
th e p e o p le o f th e R e p u b l i c o f th e P hi lippines t he ac c omplis hment s of t he Ley t e
No rma l Un i v e r s i ty fo r th e C Y 2 0 1 3.

We d a r e n o t b e c o m p l a c ent and c ont ent , how ev er, wit h w hat is LN U
to d a y. We i n te n d to p r e s s fo r w a rd and t ak e bolder s t eps t owards t he A S E A N
2 0 1 5 . We h a v e b r a v e d s to r m s i n t he pas t ; now w e believ e we are ready t o
co n q u e r e v e r y o b s ta c l e a n d a c h i ev e great er height s .

J U D E A . DUART E , D . P. A .

U n i v ers it y P res ident
Instruction
executive
Summary
Fo
For eighteen years now, the

has been holding the title
as the only
Center for Teaching Excellence
in the whole of Region VIII.
HIGLIGHTS
International linkages with Tra Vinh
University of Vietnam and Hannam
University of South Korea
Doctor of Arts in Language Teaching

was granted Level III Re-accredited
status while Master in English and
Master of Arts in Special
Education were granted Level I
Accredited and Candidate Status,
respectively.
100% passing percentage in the year

2013 Licensure Examination for
Social Work
Surpassed national passing
percentile for Licensure Examination
for Teachers
Surpassed national passing percentile
for Licensure Examination for
Teachers
Service provider of the Regional
Training of Teachers on the
implementation of Grade 8 of the
K-12 Basic Education Curriculum
Launching of first ever dictionary for

Mother Tongue Based Multilingual
Education
Overall Champion of 2013 Philippine
Organization of Science Technology
Educators (POSTE) Regional
Convention
Overall Champion 2013 Regional

SCUAA Meet
Awarding of Prof. Pablo U. Amascual III

as one of the 2013s Dangal ng Bayan
r eighteen years now,

the Leyte Normal University has been holding the title
as the only Center of Excellence
for Teacher Education in the
whole of region VIII a distinction
bestowed upon institutions which
have accomplished their academic duties to benefit stakeholders
and the community at large in an
outstanding manner. As such,
it is dedicated to taking the lead
among the knowledge builders
of the region not only in terms of
high intellectual standards but
also in terms of world-class research and extension services.

This tradition of excellence
in the university, however, was not
developed overnight. It is the fruit
of labor of a body of determined
spirits fired by persistence and
commitment to their duties. More
importantly, it is an attestation to the
effective and exemplary leadership
of the university over the years.

Year 2013 was a year of
great challenge for the university
brought about by super typhoon
Yolanda. This year also marks a
milestone for LNU as it welcomes
its third University President, Dr.
Jude A. Duarte, in a solemn investiture ceremony held on July 11,
2013. Just like his predecessors,
Dr. Duarte is determined to give
his 100% commitment and to use
all his expertise, talents and skills
to improve the university within his
term. True indeed, LNU soared
high in his first year of stewardship as it garnered remarkable
achievements, both academic and
non-academic, definitely brought
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about by his efficient direction.

As the Center of Training
for the Department of Education
(DepEd), the university played
host to approximately 4,000
DepEd teachers who participated in the mass training for Grade
8 teachers in the month of May
wherein some members of its faculty served as trainers in various
learning areas. This activity is in
consonance with the universitys
aim of forging partnership with
other government agencies, academic institutions and industries
for institutional development and
for its pool of educators to perform
best in the school of experience.

To accentuate its participation in the globalization of education, it has entered into bilateral
agreement with Tra Vihn University (TVU) of Vietnam, originally
called Tra Vihn Community College (TVUCC) in 2013 to be the
exclusive international recruitment
agent in Vietnam for LNU, which
hosts Graduate Students from
Vietnam for the program Doctor
of Arts major in Language Teaching. LNU also regularly conducts
the Globalization Training Program for Korean students from
Hannam University since 2005.
Contributing to the Universitys honor and prestige were the
awards and recognitions received
in various competitions such as its
being declared the overall champion in the Philippine Organization
of Science and Technology Educators (POSTE) Regional Convention held in Maasin City, Southern
Leyte on August 23 25, 2013,
overall champion in the 2013 ReInstruction
gional SCUAA Meet on October 20-24, 2013, and the

awarding of Prof. Pablo Amascual III, Chief Administrative Officer, as 2013 Dangal ng Bayan Awardee.

Meanwhile, the faculty completed a total of
fifty-two (52) researches; eleven (11) were presented in regional, national, and international conferences, while eleven (11) were published in journals
and in or as books. The Research and Development Office (RDO) also launched the first ever published dictionary for Mother Tongue-Based Multilingual Education (MTBMLE) educators entitled
Syahan nga Usa ka Yukot hin Mga Pulong nga
Agsob Gamiton ha Winaray last July 16, 2013.
And if an institutions reputation is measured by its
performance in board examinations, then LNU really
deserves to be highly acclaimed as it once again
obtained 100% passing percentage in the 2013 Licensure Examination for Social Work and achieved
an overall passing percentage of 35.17 in the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) for Elementary Level as against the 31.18 % national passing
percentage, and 51.62% for Secondary Level as
against the 39.75% national passing percentage.

Notwithstanding these accomplishments, LNU
has not rested on its laurels. It shall continue to face
more challenges, hurdle so many obstacles, and
conquer so much heights. Indeed nothing can stop
this university from achieving and moving forward.
Certificate of Appointment was handed to Dr. Jude A. Duarte during his

investiture as the 3rd President of Leyte Normal University.
LNU President, Dr. Jude A. Duarte with the President of Tra Vinh University,
Nguyen Tien Dung, during the MOA signing for DALT.
Executive
Instruction
Summary
INSTRUCTION
Re
silient amidst the

challenges
that
were encountered in the year
2013, the Leyte Normal University remained true to its
unwavering spirit of providing
only the finest in teacher education, arts and sciences, and
management and entrepreneurship.

Seven curricular programs offered by the College
of Arts and Sciences were revised this year, namely Bachelor of Science in Information
Technology (BSIT), Bachelor
of Science in Social Work
(BSSW), Bachelor of Arts in
Communication
(ABCom),
Bachelor of Arts in Political
Science (ABPolSci), Bachelor
of Science in Biology (BSBio),
Bachelor in Library Science
(BLIS), and Bachelor of Arts
in English (AB English). The
BSIT program revision has
already been approved by
CHED and the LNU Board of
Regents, while the other programs are completing requirements upon CHEDs recommendation.

The Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management (BSHRM),
Bachelor of Science in Tourism, Hotel and Restaurant
Management (THRM) and
Bachelor of Science in Home
Arts and Entrepreneurship
(BSHAE) programs were also
revised and such amendments were duly certified and
approved by CHED for implementation in SY 2013-2014.
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underGraduate
PROGRAMS
Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEED) General Curriculum and with Specialization in
Pre-Elementary Education and
Special Education
Bachelor of Secondary Education
(BSED) with majors in Biology,
Filipino, Mathematics, General
Science, Chemistry, Physics and
Technology, PEHM, and Technology and Livelihood Education
Bachelor of Science in Biology
(B.S. Bio)
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics major in Computer Science
(B.S. Math-Comp.Sci.)
Bachelor of Science in Home Arts
and Entrepreneurship (BSHAE)
Ladderized Curriculum
Bachelor of Science in Hotel
and Restaurant Management
(BSHRM) Ladderized Curriculum
Bachelor of Science in Tourism,
Hotel and Restaurant Management (BSTHRM) Ladderized
Curriculum
Bachelor of Arts in
Communication (ABCOM)
Bachelor of Arts in English (AB
English)
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science (AB Pol.Sci.)
Bachelor of Science in Social
Work (BSSW)
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)
Bachelor in Library and Information Science (BLIS)
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stayed true to its undaunted
spirit of providing only the
finest in teacher education,
arts and sciences, and
management and
entrepreneurship.
Graduate programs
Doctor of Education (Ed.D.)
Educational Administration
Doctor of Arts in Language
Teaching (D.A.-LT)
Doctor of Philosophy in Social
Science Research (Ph.D.-SSR)
Doctor of Management
Human Resource Management
(D.M.-HRM)
Master of Arts in Teaching
(M.A.T.) Language, Filipino,
Mathematics,
Master of Arts in Educational
Management (M.A. Ed.M.)
Master in Management (M.M.)
Master in Physical Education
(M.P.E.)
Master of Arts in Mathematics
Education (M.A. Math Ed.)
Master of Arts in Mathematics
Education (M.A. Math Ed.)
Master in English (M.E.)
Master of Arts in Special Education (M.A. SPED)
Master in Education major in
Mathematics (M.Ed.)
Master in Social Work (M.S.W.)
Master in Biology (M.B.)
Master of Arts in College Teaching (M.A.C.T.)
aacup accredited progrAMS
As
a prime mover of educational excellence in Eastern Visayas, LNU puts its best foot forward to meet
the expectations and standards of the Accrediting Agency for Chartered Colleges and Universities
(AACCUP). Thus, in the previous years, the university was awarded as the Center of Excellence
for Teacher Education, Center for Teaching Excellence, Center of Training for DepEd Certificatory and INSET
Programs, CHED Program Cluster Implementer, and CHED ETEEAP Implementer for Teacher Education.

The succeeding tables show the graduate and undergraduate programs of the university with their
present level of accreditation status.
accreditation status
Graduate Programs
Level of Accreditation
Status
Doctor of Arts in Language Teaching (D.A. LT)

Doctor of Philosophy in Social Science Research (Ph.D. SSR)
Doctor of Management Human Resource Management (D.M. HRM)
Doctor of Education (Ed.D.)
Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.)
Master in Management (M.M.)
Master in Physical Education (M.P.E.)
Master of Arts in Mathematics Education(M.A. Math Ed.)
Master in English (M.E.)
Master of Arts in Special Education (M.A. SPED)
Level III Re-accredited

Qualified for Level III
Level II Re-accredited
Level I Accredited
Candidate Status
Undergraduate Programs
Level of Accreditation
Status
Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEED)

Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSED)
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management (BSHRM)
Bachelor of Home Arts and Entrepreneurship (BSHAE)
Bachelor of Arts in Communication (ABCOM)
Bachelor of Science in Social Work (BSSW)
Bachelor of Science in Tourism, Hotel and Restaurant Management
(BSTHRM)
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)

Level I Accredited
Instruction
enrollment profile
enrollment count summary
20 5
143+ 3720+ 5637+ 9649+ 10061+ 10066+ 1512+ 2919+ 4334+ 138+ 265+ 347+ 4+23019+ 3016+ 95+ 0+4
Graduate School
Doctor of Arts in Language Teaching

Doctor in Management
Doctor of Education
Master of Arts in Education

Master in Management
Master in Physical Education
Doctor of Philosophy
Master in English
Master in Biology
Master in Social Work

Master of Arts in Special Education
Master of Arts in Mathematics Education
Master of Arts in Education (SPC)

Master in Education
65
p
+
35
Master of Arts in Pre-Elementary Education

The bar graph depicted herein is quantified in percentage.
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671
367
enrollees
enrollees
First Semester
Second Semester
enrollment profile
enrollment count summary
Undergraduate School
10092+ 109+ 8+77267+ 2421+ 4237+ 1010+ 4137+ 2320+ 1614+ 86+ 1918+ 87+ 4+40+1
Bachelor of Elementary Education
Bachelor of Arts in Communication

Bacherlor of Science in Biology
Bachelor of Secondary Education
Bachelor of Science in Home Arts and Entrepreneurship

Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management
Bachelor of Science in Social Work

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science

Teacher Certificate Program
Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education-San Isidro Campus
Bachelor in Library and Information Science
Bachelor of Arts in English
BEEDBSED
The bar graph depicted herein is quantified in percentage.
p
+
47
53
5898
5314
enrollees
enrollees
First Semester
Second Semester
Instruction
graduates
In
the 71st LNU Commencement Exercises, held at the HRDC Gymnasium, a total of 89 students
graduated in the different programs offered in the LNU Graduate School while 1,134 made it in the
undergraduate level which comprises the College of Education, College of Arts and Sciences, and
College of Management and Entrepreneurship.
graduate school
++8p 3+2+3+1+0+1+2+5+3+1+2+4+2+2+4+11+15+
272+ 17+ 25+ 5+ 7+ 5+ 1+ 1+ 2+ 2+ 1+ 4+ 1+ 252+5+2+2+1+292
Doctor of Philosophy-Social Science Research

Doctor of Management-Human Resource Management
Master of Arts in Language Teaching
Master of Arts in Filipino Teaching

Master of Arts in Education-Educational Management
Master of Arts in Education Mathematics

Master of Arts in Physical Education
Master in Education-Mathematics
Master of Arts in Teaching-Elementary Mathematics
Master of Arts in Math Education

Master of Arts in Special Education
Master in English
Master in Biology
Master in Management
undergraduate school
Bachelor of Elementary Education (Content Courses)

Bachelor of Elementary Education (Pre-school Education)
Bachelor of Elementary Education (Special Education)
Bachelor of Secondary Education (Biological Sciences)

Bachelor of Secondary Education (English)
Bachelor of Secondary Education (Filipino)
Bachelor of Secondary Education (Mathematics)

Bachelor of Secondary Education (MAPEH)
Bachelor of Secondary Education (Physical Sciences)
1134
Bachelor of Secondary Education (Social Studies)
graduates
Bachelor of Secondary Educatio/Bachelor of Elementary Education (English)
89
graduates
Bachelor of Secondary Educatio/Bachelor of Elementary Education (Mathematics)
Bachelor of Secondary Educatio/Bachelor of Elementary Education (Natural Sciences)
Teacher Certificate Program
Bachelor of Elementary Education (San Isidro External Campus)
Bachelor of Arts in Communication

Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
Bachelor of Science in Biology

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
Bachelor of Science in Social Work
Bachelor of Library and Information Science
Bachelor of Science in Home Arts Entrepreneurship

Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management

The bar graph depicted herein are quantified in percentage.
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Undergraduate School
Graduate School
faculty profile
Be

tter teachers make better

schools. Undoubtedly, LNU

gets better and better because
of its faculty who, without end, search for
professional growth and quality teaching.
In fact, majority of the 141 members of the
faculty are masters degree holders, some
of which are currently pursuing post-graduate studies, while the five bachelors degree
holders are finishing their masters soon.

As the Leyte Normal University continuously search for excellence, the faculty
members are provided opportunities to
attend various seminars, trainings, and
workshops to further advance their capacities in the different areas they specialize in.
5+19+76D
5
28
108
Bachelor's Degree Holder

Masters Degree Holder
Doctorate Degree Holder
Some members of the faculty took a pose with Dr. Jude A. Duarte during
the 2013 Teachers Day Celebration.
Members of the faculty and personnel capture the zoomlens with
Dr. Jude A. Duarte and the Resource Speaker of the Strategic Planning.
Instruction
college of education
professional education unit
MS. JOCELYN R. BAYRANTE

Community Extension Service

Enhancement Training for Faculty
Student Extensionists and
Extension Coordinators
June 13-15, 2013
Tacloban City
Preparing Fundable Extension
Project Proposals
August 28-30, 2013
Baybay City
MS. christine g. capucion

16th National SUCTEA

Convention
February 13-15, 2013
Puerto Princesa City, Palawan

June 13-15, 2013
Tacloban City
prof. cristina n. estolano

16th National SUCTEA Convention
DR. JANET P. ESPADA

Training of Trainers for the Mass

Training of Grade 8 Araling
Panlipunan Teachers
April 14-20, 2013
Baguio City



June 13-15, 2013
Tacloban City
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16th National SUCTEA Convention

PROF. ARLENE G. HERUELA

June 13-15, 2013
Tacloban City
PROF. LUIS LORENZO B. DOMINGO
Graduate School Seminar

Workshop on Thesis/ Dissertation
Writing and Advising
March 9, 2013
Tacloban City
MS. JOCYLEN A. TIOPES
2nd National Pre-service Teachers

Convention
Baguio City

June 13-15, 2013
Tacloban City
MS. FIRIE JILL T. RAMOS

Writing Fellow 10th Lamiraw
Creative Writing Workshop
November 6-7, 2013
Tacloban City
dr. elizabeth m. quimbo

dr. marife n. daga


Panlipunan Teachers
April 14-20, 2013
Baguio City
INTEGRATED LABORATORY SCHOOL

MS. MA. REBECCA A. ABAYAN

14th POSTE Annual Regional

Convention Seminar Workshop
August 23-25, 2013
Maasin City
MS. MARIA TERESA L. DELIMA


August 23-25, 2013
Maasin City
prof. lina g. fabian

August 23-25, 2014
Maasin City
Gabay Guro
Tacloban City
ms. ma. cristina a. gallaza


August 23-25, 2014
Maasin City
mr. roy m. maldecino


August 23-25, 2014
Maasin City
mr. ronald e. mocorro

Boy Scout Council Round Table

Conference
September 5, 2013
Tacloban City
MS. LORENA M. RIPALDA


August 23-25, 2013
Maasin City
MR. JOSE ISMAEL S. SALAMINA


August 23-25, 2013
Maasin City
Seminar on Disaster Risk Reduction

Management Program
October 2, 2013
Tacloban City
MS. MA. LOURDES G. TAN


August 23-25, 2013
Maasin City
COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES

LIBRARY SCIENCE UNIT
MS. RHODORA NAVARRO

National Training on Resource

Description and Access (RDA)
April 2013
Davao City
MS. rosalinda oreo

Seminar-Workshop on Anti-Graft and

Corrupt Practices Act
April 2013
Tacloban City

August 23-25, 2015
Maasin City
Instruction
10
it & computer education unit

dr. rommel l. verecio
ms. lilibeth b. fallorina
Training and Workshop on PC

Networking and Windows 2003
Server Administration Active
Directory
May 16, 2013
Training on Networking and Cabling

Trainer and Robotics
June 27, 2013
mr. lowell a. quisumbing


June 27, 2013
Training and Workshop on PC

Networking and Windows 2003
Server Administration Active
Directory
May 16, 2013
ms. micheline a. gotardo

Career Entry Course for Search

Engine Optimization-Internet
Marketing
June 17, 2013

June 27, 2013
mr. las johansen b. caluza

Career Entry Course for Search

Engine Optimization-Internet
Marketing
June 17, 2013

June 27, 2013
ms. divine grace d. funcion

mr. mark lester p. laurente

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June 27, 2013
social work unit
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Community Extension Training for

Faculty and Student Extensionists
June 13-15, 2013
Tacloban City
prof. basilisa o. silvano

Training on Traumatology and
Psychosocial Intervention
November 30-December 2, 2013
Tacloban City
languages & literature unit

prof. ma. rocini e. tenasas

CSC Training on EHEM and

Commitment Building Ceremony
April 11-12, 2013
Tacloban City
CSC Training on EHEM and

Commitment Building Ceremony
April 11-12, 2013
Tacloban City

Training of Grade 8 English Teachers
April 14-20, 2013
Baguio City
Education for Sustainable

Development Forum
March 2013
Tacloban City
2013 National Seminar-Workshop in

Teaching World Literature
September 21-22, 2013
Manila
Seminar on the Revised Policies,

Standards, and Guidelines (PSGs) on
Student Internship Abroad Program
(SIAP)
August 2013
Tacloban City
ms. jacqueline i. espina


April 14-20, 2013
Baguio City
Seminar-Workshop on Project
Proposal Making
September 25, 2013
Tacloban City
ms.arlynn c. aguilar
ms. ruth rosminda o. lacaba
prof. perlita m. vivero


April 14-20, 2013
Baguio City
dr. myrna l. macalinao


April 14-20, 2013
Baguio City
AACCUP Annual Conference

January 30-February 1, 2013
prof. gerardo p. nicol


Manila

Enhancement Training for Faculty/
Student Extensionists and Extension
Coordinators
June 13-15, 2013
Tacloban City
ms. glenda d. cadiente


Manila
ms. gillian mae g. villaflor

Principles of Design, Production,

Utilization, and Evaluation of
Instructional Materials: A
Reorientation and Workshop
March 21, 2013
Tacloban City
Grammar Workshop on Philippine

Languages
April 12-15, 2013
Tacloban City

Enhancement Training for Faculty/
Student Extensionists and Extension
Coordinators
June 13-15, 2013
Tacloban City
Seminar-Workshop on Project
Proposal Making
September 25, 2013
Tacloban City
social work unit

mr. aldwin b. amat
ms. annabelle l. balderian
ms. victoria y. rojas


Training of Grade 8 Filipino Teachers
April 14-20, 2013
Baguio City
mapeh unit
mr. rulf j. alcober
mr. raul r. novillo
mr. rogelio t. negros
mr. bienvenido p. roncal
mr. romyr l. gabon


Training of Grade 8 MAPEH Teachers
April 14-20, 2013
Baguio City
Instruction
12
mathematics unit
prof. christian abalos


Training of Grade 8 MATH Teachers
April 14-20, 2013
Baguio City
prof. NELSON BERNARDO
11th National Congress of NSTP

Educators and Implementers
April 10-12, 2013
Davao City

Training of Grade 8 Math Teachers
April 14-20, 2013
Baguio City
11th National Congress of NSTP

Educators and Implementers
April 10-12, 2013
Davao City
National Capability Enhancement

Training in the Successful Program
Implementation of NSTP for HEIs
July 29-30, 2013
National Trainors Training for the

Implementation of the National
Service Training Program
July 29-August 1, 2013
DR. GENEROSO N. MAZO

Development Forum
Tacloban City

Panlipunan Teachers
April 14-20, 2013
Baguio City
International Conference on Muslim

Philippine Historiology After Majul
August 5-6, 2013
Manila
2nd Telecollaboration Workshop

October 2-4, 2013
Bangkok, Thailand

April 14-20, 2013
Baguio City

Development Forum
Tacloban City
prof. ORESTE ORTEGA, JR.

April 14-20, 2013
Baguio City
mR. ARIEL SALARDA

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SOCIAL SCIENCE UNIT

2013 Annual Report
MR. RYAN DESTURA


Panlipunan Teachers
April 14-20, 2013
Baguio City
DR. IBARRA M. V. VILLARINO

Workshop on the Use of Algebra Tiles

March 13, 2013

April 14-20, 2013
Baguio City
mS. CYRENE CASPE
mr. JONAS VILLAS
International Conference on Muslim

Philippine Historiology After Majul
August 5-6, 2013
Manila
National Conference on Restorative
Justice
August 26, 2013
Manila
SCIENCE UNIT
DR. MARICEL A. GOMEZ

International Training Workshop on

Marine Zooplankton Ecology and
Identification
August 26-28, 2013
Iligan City
Training of Grade 8 Science Teachers
April 14-20, 2013
Baguio City
MR. FACUNDO REY LADIAO

International Training Workshop on

Marine Zooplankton Ecology and
Identification
August 26-28, 2013
Iligan City
33rd Annual PAASE Meeting and

Symposium
Laoag City
MS. RUTCHELLE B. ENRIQUEZ

33rd Annual PAASE Meeting and

Symposium
Laoag City
MR. IAN PHIL M. CANLAS

DOST Consultancy Programs

Reorientation and Accreditation of
CAPE and MPEX Consultants in
Eastern Visayas
July 31- August 1, 2013
Tacloban City
DOST National Science Conference

and Technology Week
July 23-27, 2013
Pasay City
PROF. LESLIE RADAZA

DOST Consultancy Programs

Reorientation and Accreditation of
CAPE and MPEX Consultants in
Eastern Visayas
July 31- August 1, 2013
Tacloban City
6th International Conference and

Scientific Meeting
Butuan City
28th Philippine Chemistry Congress

April 10-12, 2013
Dumaguete City
DR. MA. VICTORIA D. NABOYA

ENGR. JUSTINA T. LANTAJO
prof. JOYCE M. MAGTOLIS
prof. BILLY A. DANDAY
prof. REYNERIO B. MENDOZA


Training of Grade 8 Science Teachers
April 14-20, 2013
Baguio City
college of management
and entrepreneurship
home arts & entrepreneurship
mr. pet anthony pascual

3rd Regional Business Summit

September 2013
11th International Food R&D

Brokerage Event: Innovation for
a Sustainable and Competitive
Food Sector
June 3-4, 2013
Turkey
Instruction
14
mr. pet anthony pascual

International Workshop on Food

Safety of Aquaculture Products in
Southeast Asia
May 8-9, 2013
Iloilo City
IP Learning Series in the Regions

March 8, 2013
Tacloban City
thrm/hrm unit
dr. evelyn aguirrre

International Travel Mart of DOT

Manila
International Research Conference in

Higher Education
October 3-4, 2013
Manila Hotel
dr. solomon faller


Manila
IP Learning Series in the Regions

March 8, 2013
Tacloban City

Higher Education
October 3-4, 2013
Manila Hotel
dr. evangeline v. sanchez

National Cluster Capacity

Enhancement Program

Manila
COHREP Convention
Davao City
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90+10+D
2
Cum Laude
Magna Cum Laude
honor graduates
Awardee
MA.CARMIE FLOR I. ORTEGO

BRENDON JOE A. VIVERO
LOUIESITO JR. A. MAGNAYE
GLAIZA S. ABELLA
JONEL C. SALVACION
MA. CHRISTINA A. GALLAZA
SUNNY FRANCIS L. LAGMAY
DANICA JULIE D. BAGUE
CRISTOBAL JR. A. RABUYA
METHYLENE JEZZA D. BERIDA
ANJERICO D. VALERIANO
ARRIANNE JANE C. APOLINARIO
DAISY M. PAJARES
KRISTHEN M. SOLIS
MA. DONNA ERIKA T. NAVARRO
RENATO II M. CANES
PRISTINE A. ARANDELA
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Course and Major
Award
BEEDBSED (English)
BS Biology
BSED (Physical Sciences)
BEEDBSED (Math)
BEED
BSED (Natural Sciences)
BSTHRM
BEEDBSED (Math)
BS Biology
BS Biology
BSTHRM
BSED (Biological Sciences)
ABCOM
BSTHRM
Magna Cum Laude

Magna Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
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JOEL M. ALDAS
MARY CHISTINE E. DE LUNA
JAKE ANTHONY E. QUINTERO
MAY JAN G. DACATIMBANG
JEROME A. PUNTOD
MA. CRISTINA A. BANIGOOS
DAILYN T. ARENA
AIRA MAE M. ALVERIO
KATRINA LOUISE G. PAL
REMEDIOS P. GAM
ALLYSA SHEENA F. LOMINOQUE
LENNIE G. MOLATE
ANALYN C. GATO
CHISTINE APRIL M. MOLINO
MARICAR C. TEGERO
SHARLENE JOYCE D. RAMOS
DHECKIE A. ABAD
REAMAE A. MAPA
IRENE B. MUMAR
KRYSTEEN MARY B. GASPAY
RONNEL G. VILLACORTES
MENCHIE E. ARGUELLES
JOYCE ANN P. VELASCO
JENCAR JOY P. SITA
HONEY GRACE N. LIPALAM
MARIA ANGELICA A. VILLANUEVA
ABEGAIL C. BASTES
CHARIZA M. COMORA
KATHYREEN MARGARETHE A. MAURO
PAMELA A. CAMAGTING
JAMES KEENLY G. OCIER
SHERYL LYNN F. CABAHUG
ROBERT KIM M. OQUINO
JESSELLE C. DE LUNA
ROY M. MALDECINO
ETHEL V. ARROJADO
MARK PAUL E. ROSEL
SHELLA MAY M. BARING
MARJORIE F. APORBO
REGINE D. LANTAJO
JHON PATRICK D. DEL VALLE
MA. ROSE A. NAVIDAD
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BEED (Special Education)

BSTHRM
BSTHRM
BEED
BS Biology
BSTHRM
BEEDBSED (English)
BSTHRM
BSED (Natural Sciences)
BSTHRM
BSED (MAPEH)
BS Biology
BSTHRM
BEED (San Isidro Extension)
BSTHRM
BSTHRM
BEED
BEED
ABCOM
BSTHRM
BSTHRM
ABCOM
BSTHRM
BSSW
BSTHRM
BSTHRM
BEED
BEED
BSED (English)
BSTHRM
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
Cum Laude
performance in the social

work board examination
100++D0
Passed
Failed
23
Tr
ue to its commitment of strengthening the professional advancement of BSSW grauates for personal,
social, and civic consciousness, the Social Work Unit never fails in maintaining a consistent and excellent record in the board examination. Two BSSW graduates, Hannah G. Dioquino and Pamela A.
Camagting, successfully made it to the 10th place in the board exam. All 23 takers passed the 2013 Licensure
Exam for Social Workers
Board Exam
Year
Passed
Failed
Total
2013
23
23
LNU Passing
Percentage
100%
National Passing
Percentage
55.55%
HANNAH G. BIOQUINO
PAMELA A. CAMAGTING
Topnotcher
Topnotcher
2013 Social Work Board Examination
2013 Social Work Board Examination
performance in the licensure
examination for teachers
Th
e College of Education takes pride as LNU education graduates passed in the 2013 Licensure
Examination for Teachers (LET). Through the efforts of the LNU Review Center, marked improvement was seen in the recent board exam results. It continues to revisit the curriculum and teaching
methodology which can also help prepare future educators, most especially that the Commission on Higher
Education and the Department of Education have to embrace innovations in technology and globalization
towards ASEAN 2015.
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+65D
307
Passed
Failed
ELEMENTARY LEVEL
First Timers
Repeaters
Overall
566
Passed
Failed
Total
282
25
307
108
458
566
390
483
873
LNU Passing
Percentage
72.31%
5.18%
35.17%
National Passing
Percentage
31.18%
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+52D
164
Passed
Failed
SECONDARY LEVEL
First Timers
Repeaters
Overall
175
Passed
Failed
Total
161
14
175
43
121
164
204
135
339
LNU Passing
Percentage
78.92%
10.37%
51.62%
National Passing
Percentage
39.75%
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performance in the licensure
Passed
Failed
examination for librarians
Fo
44
+56D
7
r the first time since the Bachelor in Library Science program was offered, Leyte Normal University
graduates were able to take the Licensure Examination for Librarians in Cebu City.
Board Exam
Year
Passed
Failed
Total
2013
16
LNU Passing
Percentage
56.25%
awards received in different

competitions
Nu
merous students achievements inside and outside of the campus have allowed Leyte Normal
University to make a strong imprint as a top-performing higher education institution in the country.
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
Pu
pils and students from the Integrated Laboratory School (ILS) brought home awards from different
competitions they participated in.
1st Place, Quiz Bee

(Group Category)
UP Pakaritay 2013
1st Place, Quiz Show

(Individual Category)
3rd Place, Essay Writing
Young Arts Scholars
UP Pakaritay 2013
Most Disciplined Contingent

3rd Place, Poster Making
Contest
3rd Place, Environmental
Quiz Bee
4th Place, Regional Science
Olympiad
2nd Place, Poster Making
Contest (Elementary Category)
2nd Place, Scrap Art Making
Contest (Elementary Category)
Rosanne Negros (Grade 6)

Deavie Sue Baul (Grade 5)
Gabriel P. Segura (Grade 4)
Shann Aurelle G. Ripalda
UP Pakaritay 2013
Philippine High School for the
Arts
1st Tacloban City Council Kab
Scout Holiday
Division Science Camp
Anne Margarette R. Puno

Glazyl Lyle N. Camasin
LNU-ILS Kab Scouts
Division Science Camp
Robert Rey E. Tortugo (Grade 7)
Philippine Organization of Science and Technology Educators

(POSTE) Convention
(POSTE) Convention
(POSTE) Convention
Shann Aurelle G. Ripalda

Deavia Sue Baul
Ronel I. Ecaldre
Keith Avner Naputo (Grade 7)
Cedric R. Daga
Franc Erpe
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1st Place, TUGSAYAWIT

Ginoong Makakalikasan
Best in Casual Attire
Best in Talent
Best in Makakalikasan Attire
2nd Runner-up, Binibining
Makakalikasan
Best in Talent
Best in Makakalikasan Attire

(POSTE) Convention
(POSTE) Convention
LNU-ILS

(POSTE) Convention
Glazyl Lyle N. Camasin
Denzel Lois I. Gallano
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

SCIENCE UNIT
First Place, Poster-Making
Contest
First Place, Scrap-Art Making
Contest
First Place, Most Outstanding
Research Paper
Second Place, Science
Olympiad
First Place, Science Jingle

Contest
Philippine Organization of
Science and Technology
Educators (POSTE) Convention
Angel Legera
Science and Technology Educators (POSTE) Convention
RonRon Aruta
Jay Kassandra Brocoy
Elijah Bulan
Paolo Calvadores
Arvin Capacite
Aimee Dable
Jancel de la Pena
Albert Embile
Anastacio Elston Eusores
Beverly Holares
Noel Lagera
Angel Legera
Vanessa Mantilla
Wendolff Paa
Noah Justine Sayson
Pinoy Media Congress 5th Video

Competition
ABCom students
5th Pambujan Pelikula Para sa

Publiko Film Festival
"Lente" by ABCom students
Arvin Capacite
Albert Embile
RonRon Aruta
Noah Justine Sayson
Jay Kassandra Brocoy
Janice de la Pena
Noel Lagera
AB COMMUNICATION UNIT
Runner-up
Best Public Service
Announcement
Best Screenplay
3rd Best Film
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COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT
AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
HOME ARTS &
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
3rd Place Cake Decorating and
Kakanin
KUMBIRA Skills Competition
BSHAE Students
KUMBIRA Skills Competition
Keevhen C. Juanico
THRM/HRM UNIT
4th Place, Bar Garnishing
2nd Place, Table Setting
CEFBEX Skills Competition

1st Place, Table Napkin Folding CEFBEX Skills Competition
BSTHRM
Ritchie Omega

The THRM/HRM Unit also takes pride in the 3rd year BSTHRM/BSHRM students who achieved a
100% passing rate in the NC II Front Office Service and Management and NC II Food and Beverage Service
and Management.
internship program
Th
e Leyte Division Officials headed by Dr. Manuel P. Albao, ASD and Dr. Crisanto T. Daga, EPS,
together with LNU officials headed by Dr. Jude A. Duarte, Dr. Malaquias Conde, Dr. Jose Hermosura, and Dr. Elizabeth Quimbo conducted a deployment orientation at the LNU-CTE. A total of 632
practice teachers were trained during the 1st and 2nd semester.
Th
e AB Com unit was able to establish an internship partnership with one of the leading magazines
in the region, 8 Magazine, apart from the other media and non-media outlets where ABCom interns
are deployed every semester.

The Library Science Unit facilitated the library practicum of 20 BLIS students at the LNU College Library, LNU-ILS Library, Cebu City Public Library, Cebu Doctors University Library, National Archives of the
Philippines and the Visayas State University.

A new linkup for the training of practicum students was finalized through a memorandum of agreement (MOA) with the Municipal Social Welfare Office of Carigara, Leyte. Twenty practicum students were
assigned to six barangays in Carigara to provide them with direct social work practice at the micro and mezzo
levels.
COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND

ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Th
he College was able to train and deploy eighty-one (81) practicum students for In-Campus Practicum and two hundred forty-eight (248) practicum students for Off-Campus Practicum.

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Practicum venues for the Off-Campus Practicum

are shown below.
Tacloban City

Leyte Park Hotel

Oriental Resort

Hotel Alejandro

Rosvenil Pensioon House
Information Technology and

Computer Education Unit
Robotics and Web Programming Festival 2013.
Annual Eastern Visayas ICT Roadshow in the

Next Wave Cities.
Manila City

Diamond Hotel

Solaire Resort and Casino

Dusit Thani
Cebu City

Shangri-la Mactan Resort

Movenpick Resort
Imperial Palace Water Resort
Marco Polo Hotel
Bohol

Amarela Hotel
Tourism Management Practicum Venues

Philippine Airlines

Cebu Pacific

North Star

Leyte Travel Advantage

Viaje

Cebu Philippine Airlines Office

His Travel

Emy Ticketing Office

Leyte Tourism Office

Cebu Tourism Office
International Practicum Venues

Busch Gardens, Virginia, US

Legacy Hotel, Florida USA
student development
Engr. Jeremy Green shows his invention, a 3D Printer, during the

Robotics and Programming Festival 2013.
Home Arts Entrepreneurship Unit
Entrepreneurs and Technology Livelihood

Education (TLE) Club.
3rd Regional Business Summit
Tourism and Hotel Restaurant Management and

Hotel Restaurant Management Unit
Seminar Workshop in Career Ko -Care Ko

Airline Industry and Bartending Workshop
International Travel Mart of

Department of Tourism
Ap

art from seminars and trainings

in the university, selected LNU

students were able to attend a
number of activities and learning opportunities sponsored by different organizations and
agencies in the country.
AB Communication Unit
KALAHI-CIDSS Writeshop for Community

Facilitators and Volunteers.
Rappler Chat Series on Citizen Journalism.
Pinoy Media Congress- Year 8.
Students project their smiles as they enjoy the orientation during the
General Orientation for Freshmen and Transferees.
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eyte Normal
ormal University
niversity
Leyte
2013 Annual Report
Th

e LNU Sirang Theatre Ensemble

was nominated as one of the
national finalists in the 26th Aliw Awards
2013 for their performance of the zarzuela
Tarahiti, Bubunok, Babaha. The theatre
was nominated as Best Cultural Group and
Best in Musical Production while Prof. Jose
Lianza was nominated as Best Musical
Stage Director. The awarding ceremony
was held last October 8, 2013 at the Manila
Hotel.

The LNU STE also performed in significant cultural events which are shown
on the table below.
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ZARZUELA: TARAHITI,
BUBUNOK, BABAHA
June 24, 2013
PASTORES: AN INDIGENOUS
CHRISTMAS TRADITIONAL
INITIATIVE OF THE BIRTH OF
JESUS CHRIST
December 2013
SEMINAR-WORKSHOP ON THE
GRAMMAR OF PHILIPPINE
LANGUAGES
March, 2013
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LNU DANCE TROUPE
Th
e L N U D a n c e Tr o u p e i s s o u g h t - a f ter for their performances not

o n l y i n t h e u n i v e r s i t y, b u t a l s o
in the different municipalities of Leyte
a n d S a m a r. I t w a s i n v i t e d t o p e r f o r m a s
part of the fiesta celebration in Albuera,
G u i u a n , a n d Ta c l o b a n C i t y. T h e g r a c e f u l
dancers also performed in the Election
C a m p a i g n i n S u l a t , E a s t e r n S a m a r, A g r i c u l t u r a l C o n v e n t i o n i n Ta c l o b a n C i t y
Astrodome, 2013 SCUAA Welcome Night,
and the Installation of the new Universit y P r e s i d e n t , D r. J u d e A . D u a r t e .
supreme student council
Th
e LNU Supreme Student Council

(SSC), the umbrella student organ i z a t i o n o f t h e u n i v e r s i t y, s p e a r headed the following activities:
activities attended

L N U 9 2 nd F O U N D I N G
A N N I V E R S A RY
March 6-8, 2013
L N U S S C S T R AT E G I C
PLANNING
May 3-5, 2013
L E A D E R S F O R E X C E L L E N C E ,
A C T I O N , A N D D E V E L O P M E N T
(LEAD) CAMP 2013
July 5-7, 2013
3 RD R E G I O N A L S T U D E N T
BUSINESS SUMMIT
August 8, 2013
W O R L D T E A C H E R S D AY
C E L E B R AT I O N : A C A L L F O R
TEACHERS
October 4, 2013
MID-YEAR REGIONAL
CONFERENCE FOR CAMPU
A D V I S E R S A N D S T U D E N T
L E A D E R S I N PA R T N E R S H I P
W I T H PA C S A @ C H E D 8
August 8-10, 2013
STUDENT PUBLICATION
An
Lantawan, the official student

publication of Leyte Normal
U n i v e r s i t y, a c c o m p l i s h e d t h e
following:

1. An Lantawan Screening for New

S t u d e n t W r i t e r s , J u l y - A u g u s t ,
2013
2. An Lantawan Campus
Journalism Workshop
3. Production of An Lantawan
Newsletter Sportsfest Edition,
S e p t e m b e r, 2 0 1 3 a n d S U C
Bytes, the SCUAA Newsletter
2013
4 . P u b l i c a t i o n o f n e w s a r t i c l e s i n
the LNU website
PHILIPPINES-KOREA
C U LT U R A L E X C H A N G E
PROGRAM
July 5, 2013
5. Distribution of the 2012

Ye a r b o o k a n d t h e 2 0 1 2 A n
Lantawan Literary Arts and
Folio
Y O U T H E N V I R O N M E N TA L -
I S T S S U M M I T F O R N AT I O N A L
G R E E N I N G P R O G R A M
(YES4NGP)
July 31, 2013
6. An Lantawan won two awards in

t h e 2 0 1 3 B FA R M u s e a k a
Seanema Documentary Contest
l a s t O c t o b e r, 2 0 1 3 .
LNU UNIVERSITY WIDE

A C Q U A I N TA N C E PA R T Y
July 26, 2013
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First Place
Ram Idelbert Hilario
Second Place
Kimberly Mae I. Ortego
St

tudents also enthusiastically participat-

ed in the university activities, especially
in the preparation for and conduct of the Regional SCUAA Meet 2013, which was hosted
for the first time by Leyte Normal University.

Other activities participated by the Normalistas are as follows:

Sample classroom activities of

SPED specializers
LNU Concert 2013 for the 92nd

LNU Founding Anniversary
Consultation Conference on the

2012 Social Work Board
Examination
14th Globalization Training Program

for Koreans
Buwan ng Wika Activities
Playground Demonstration for the

92nd LNU Founding Anniversary
Nutrition Month activities

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rESEARCH
Re
search studies in the Leyte

Normal University this year have
gained an unprecedented focus
and attention. A variety of researchable
areas in different academic disciplines
have been explored.

As a result, quite a number of
these researches have been presented
in national and international conferences
which to the universitys records have
never been better in terms of the prestige
that it gained in this field. The path that
the academe traversed this year in search
of authentic solutions to some academic
problems, paved for a positive environment which is also hoped to spill over in
t h e f o l l o w i n g y e a r.
RESEARCH PRESENTED AND/OR

PUBLISHED
LIBRARY SCIENCE UNIT
DR. ELIZABETH M. QUIMBO
Extent of Extension Services Delivery in Tertiary
Technologica Institutions of the Philippines
International Conference in Higher

Education Research
January 21-23,20313
Marriott Hotel, Jakarta, Indonesia
IAUMURE International Journal of

Education, Volume 6
March 2013
RESEARCHES PUBLISHED AS
JOURNALS AND IN OR AS BOOKS
FROM 2009 - 2013
ALMA SONIA Q. SANCHEZ
Literacy Instruction in the Mother Tongue:

The Case of Pupils Using Mixed Vocabularies
1010101030103090
9
1010
Local
International
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2013 Annual Report
Journal of International Education

Research, 3rd Quarter 2013,
Volume 9, Number 3
DR. JANET P. ESPADA
An Exploratory Study on Simulated Teaching as

Experienced by Education Students
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3rd International Conference on

Multidisciplinary Research
February 7-9, 2013
Bacolod City

Higher Education
October 3-4, 2013
Manila Hotel, Manila
5th Asian Conference on Education

October 23-27, 2013
Ramada Hotel, Osaka, Japan
Universal Journal of Educational

Research, Volume 2, Issue 1
(came out online in 2013)
DR. manuel r. espina
Instrument Development: Defining the Ideal and

the Assessed College Teacher

Global Summit on Education 2013

March 11-12, 2013
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
GSE Journal of Education 2013
jocelyn r. bayrante
college of arts and sciences

las johansen b. caluza & jerry e. mores
Audience Perception on the Probable Transformation of Laro ng Lahi into Dance
IAUMURE Research Festival 2013 of

the IAUMURE Multidisciplinary
ResearchMay 1-4, 2013
Marco Polo Hotel, Davao City

Volume 5, March 213
las johansen b. caluza
Effectiveness of Intervention Program Materials

on Reading Performance
Comparison of Paper Pencil Test and Web-based

Test Taken by BS Information Technology
Students of Leyte Normal University, Philippines
Education and Development

International Conference
March 5-7, 2013
Bangkok, Thailand
rufo a. labarrete
The Impact of Sound Drills Materials on the

Performance of Native Speakers Learning
English

March 5-7, 2013
Bangkok, Thailand
dr. antonia l. sabarre
Dominant Personal Characteristics of Students

in a Home Arts Entrepreneurship Course

March 5-7, 2013
Bangkok, Thailand

March 5-7, 2013
Bangkok, Thailand
The Use of Blended Learning in Teaching

Programming Language: Perceptions of BSIT
Students
2013 International Conference on

Interdisciplinary Research Innovations
December 3-6, 2013
BarCIE International Center, Bulacan
joyce m. magtolis
Students Conceptions on Human Organ

Systems: The Case of University Entrants

Education, Volume 6
March 2013
The Use of Model Making in Teaching Human

Organ Systems

February 7-9, 2013
Bacolod City
Research
28
bryan joseph e. matillano
Sexual Networking, Sexual Practices, and Level

of Awareness on HIV-AIDS among Men Having
Sex with Men

February 7-9, 2013
Bacolod City
International Journal of Science
and Research
Volume 6, August 2013
In the Midst of Traditional Birth Attendants:

Herbs, Mysticism and Medical Implications
EVHRDC Research Presentation

June 14, 2013
Leyte Park Hotel, Tacloban City
The Extent of Use of Herbal Medicines by

Traditional Birth Attendants of Coastal Towns of
Eastern Leyte and Their Practices: Its
Implications to Midwifery Care
The Premier Teacher Training Institution of

Eastern Visayas: Leyte Normal University (1921)
An Enduring Legacy: The Journey of

Normal Schools in the Philippines
2013, ISBN 978-971-568-029-5
voltaire q. oyzon , mark fulmer,

dr. evelyn c. cruzada
Syahan nga Usa ka Yukot hin mga Pulong nga

Agsob Gamiton ha Winaray: Pagpurulongan nga
Waray-Inenglis para han mga Magturutdo ha
MTB-MLE
The Lucci Cube: A New Graph and Some of its

Structural and Enumerative Properties
Published as a book with

ISBN 978-94520-3-4
2013 Annual Report
Philippine Computing Journal

Volume 7, No. 2 (came out in 2013)
Attitude Toward and Performance in Scientific

Publishing among Faculty Members of Higher
Educational Institutions in Eastern Visayas
Higher Education Research Forum of

CHED Funded Researches
August 28-29, 2013
St. Pauls School of Business and Law
Palo, Leyte
ian phil m. canlas
Environment Protection: The Response of

Selected Philippine Local Government Units
2nd National Conference of the

RESPhil-SCENe
April 10-13, 2013
University of the Philippines
Baguio City
Environmental Protection Initiative of Selected

LGUs in Eastern Visayas
13th National Scientific Meeting of

Philippine Society for the Study of
Nature
May 21-25, 2013
Cebu City
Hazardous Waste: Views of Pre-service Teachers

Nature
May 21-25, 2013, Cebu City
Waste Management in Rural Elementary Schools
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EDITHA POCULAN, LYDA MORANTE,

MA. HAZEL BELLEZAS, EDUARDO LINGAN,
MARILOU AVENDAO, MOISES NEIL SERIO
5th South and Southeast Asian Studies

for Culture

May 16-19, 2013

Pontifical and Royal University

of Sto. Tomas

rutchelle b. enriquez, michael carlo c. villas,

voltaire q. oyzon, dr. evelyn c. cruzada
CYRENE A. CASPE, JOSEPH RAY CLARENCE D.

DAMASCO and EVELYN L. TAN
13th National Annual Scientific

Conference of the Philippine Society
for the Study of Nature
Views on Climate Change: The Case of Households along River Flood Plains of Palo, Leyte

February 7-9, 2013
Bacolod City
Investigating Solid Waste and Waste Water Management in Rural Elementary Schools
International Scientific and

Engineering Forum 2013
July 17-19, 2013
Pearlmont Inn, Cagayan de Oro City
FACUNDO REY M. LADIAO, ARNULITO C. VIOJAN,

GERALDINE O. MACAWILE
Conservation Notes of Volant Mammals

Including a New Record from Northern Leyte,
Philippines

Nature
FACUNDO REY M. LADIAO
New Records of Orchids at Lake Danao Natural

Park, Leyte, Philippines

Nature
May 21-25, 2013
Cebu City
DR. MARICEL A. GOMEZ
Students Motivation toward Science Learning

and Achievement in Biological Science
3NS National Teachers Forum

July 9-11, 2013
Philippine Normal University, Manila
Self-Regulated Learning: A Comparison of Two

Methods in Teaching Biological Science
IAUMURE Asian Conference on

Multidisciplinary Research in Higher
Education
November 26-28, 2013
Marriott Hotel, Manila
Self-Regulated Learning: Effects on Students

Motivation toward Science Learning and
Achievement in Biological Science
International Conference on
December 3-6, 2013
La Consolacion University
DR. MA. VICTORIA N. NABOYA
Level of Students Achievement in Chemical Nomenclature Using the Modular Approach
3NS National Teachers Forum

July 9-11, 2013
Philippine Normal University, Manila
Using Modular Approach in Teaching Organic

Chemistry

TARC International Conference 2013

October 21-22, 2013
Tunkun Abdul Rahman University
College, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
BILLY A. DANDAY
Teachers Beliefs and Practices in Science/Math

Teaching: Matched or Unmatched?

February 7-9, 2013
Bacolod City
DR. ROMMEL L. VERECIO
Students Evaluation of an Interactive Multimedia Courseware

March 5-7, 2013
Bangkok, Thailand
On-the-Job Training of the BS Information

Technology Program of Leyte Normal University,
Tacloban City: An Assessment
2013 International Conference on

December 3-6, 2013
BarCIE International Center, Bulacan
Research
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PET ANTHONY L. PASCUAL
Factors Related to the Dropouts in a College of

Entrepreneurship Program
REDTI National Conference

April 19-21, 2013
Pangasinan City
Effects+C3:C11 of Different Types of Milk Fat

Globule Membrane Materials on the Physical
and Rheological Characteristics of Set Yogurts
IAUMURE World Research Festival

2013
May 1-4 ,2013
Marco Polo Hotel, Davao City
PET ANTHONY PASCUAL, KAREN ESQUIBEL, SHAWN

MYKELL PUNAY
Sensory Qualities and Consumer Preference of

Binagol Flavored Ice Cream
COMPLETED RESEARCHES STILL

TO BE PRESENTED AND/OR
PUBLISHED
International Research Forum on

Research Output Dissemination Across
Disciplines
April 18-20, 2013
Virgen Milagrosa University
Foundation, San Carlos City
ALMA SONIA Q. SANCHEZ
Pangasinan
Teaching the Popular Waray: A Modified Literacy
Instruction for the Emerging Language Trend
Production of Fermented Milk Enriched with
Bioactive Milk Fat Globule Membrane Material

DR. MANUEL R. ESPINA
2nd International Food and Research

and Development Brokerage
June 3-4, 2013, Izmir, Turkey
DR. EVANGELINE SANCHEZ
Job Environment Skills of Tourism and Hospitality Practicum Students in Eastern Visayas,
Philippines: Inputs for ASEAN 2016 Industry
Training Program
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Capturing the Voice of Practitioners to Ensure

Relevance in Teacher Induction Efforts

LAS JOHANSEN B. CALUZA
Perceptions of BS Information Technology

Students on Plagiarism in Research Writing
6th International Colloquium on Tourism

BRYAN JOSEPH E. MATILLANO
and Leisure
The Compassionate Reach Approach: InitiatAugust 19-22, 2013
ing Post Traumatic Growth among Elementary
Ramada MMA Hotel
School Teachers of Dulag North District
Bangkok, Thailand
2013 Annual Report
IAN PHIL M. CANLAS
University Students Understanding on Selected

Astronomy Concepts
FACUNDO REY M. LADIAO
Mangrove Assessment of Brgy. Sto. Nio,

Guiuan, Eastern Samar
Understudy and Non-wood Species of Lake
Danao Natural Park, Leyte, Philippines
DR. ROMMEL L. VERECIO
Levelling Up the Work Skills Acquired by BS

Information Technology from Leyte Normal
University, Tacloban City
DR. EVANGELINE SANCHEZ
Practicum Students, Faculty Profile, and

Competence Level in Hotel Front Office Skills:
Inputs for Industry-Driven Training Program
PET ANTHONY PASCUAL, KAREN ESQUIBEL, SHAWN

MYKELL PUNAY
Dietary Changes in Developed and

Developing Countries and their Health
Implications: An Emerging Burden of Under and
Over Nutrition
Low-Cost Substrates and Culture Optimization

of the Local Marine Thraustochytrid Isolate,
Schizochytrium sp. Ley7 as Alternative Source
of Omega-3 Fatty Acids
PET ANTHONY PASCUAL, MARIA JESUSA SALVINO,

MARICRIS LOSO, MARIA FE CATINDIG
Performance Evaluation of BSHAE Off-Camus

Practicum Students

The faculty similarly performed other
research related tasks which are considered duties of academic professionals everywhere. These include serving as advisers,
panel members, editors, secretary and among
other assignments both for undergraduate and
graduate student researches.

Several seminars and trainings on
research, which helped maintain the zest for
being active in this discipline, were also attended
by selected faculty members. For quite some
time the faculty have groped and searched for
their place in the research world. Questions as
to what can one contribute has always remained
in the balance. Now it can truly say that it has
started to carve a name for the university in that
place. It is the fact that there is ultimate power
and potential usefulness of the basic knowledge
derived from this exercise. As Dr. Carl Sagan
quotes, Somewhere, something incredible is
waiting to be known.
Research
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panrehiyong sentro sa wikang

filipino-Region 08
Th

e Panrehiyong Sentro sa Wikang Filipino-R8

was able to establish major projects for 2013.

Firstly, the research grant from CHED for the
Five Language Classified Dictionary was awarded to the
coordinators for the projects implementation. To support
this endeavor, A Grammar Workshop of Philippine Languages was also conducted by various speakers from
UP Diliman and was attended by DepEd teachers, LNU
faculty, writers from the region, and students.

A newly published book, Syahan nga Usa Ka
Yukot hin mga Pulong nga Agsob Gamiton ha Winaray:
Pagpurulongan nga Waray Inenglis Para han mga
Magturutdo ha MTBMLE (First One Thousand Commonly Used Words in Waray: A Waray-English Dictionary for MTBMLE Teachers), was launched in July 2013.
This was a project headed by Voltaire Oyzon, Dr. Evelyn
C. Cruzada, and Mark Fullmer.

Finally, the Pasidungog Eduardo A. Makabenta
Para Han Siday 2013, a literary contest to inspire young
people to write in their native tongue and to regain pride
for Waray language and culture, was successfully held
with its new set of winners.
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Annual Report
Report
eXTENSION
Ex

tension services is one of the

four-fold functions of the University. In fact, it has become a criterion-component of accreditation. The University is not only accredited on the basis
of its excellence in teaching, research and
production functions but also of its service
to the community.

The
Leyte
Normal
University,
grounded on its commitment to be of assistance to the public, has forged ties with
identified barangays, agencies and other
schools that form the backbone of its main
goal of involving the whole academe for
a university-wide extension related activities thereby actualizing long-term plans
set to establish a greater impact to its
clientele.

The varied extension activities
were undertaken by the different colleges
to further strengthen university-community relationship through mutual cooperation and support of planned extension
programs. This institution will maintain to
provide technical, educational, social, and
health services to identified communities
so long as these are within the universitys capability and resources.
Photos inset were taken during the Information Campaign on Disaster

Risk Preparedness conducted on April 3, 2013 at Sto Nio, Tacloban City,
Extension
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one of the most devastated barangays of the super typhoon Yolanda.
Literacy and Livelihood Skills

Training
56 beneficiaries
Special Institutes, Training, Seminar

Workshops for Various Clientele
Special Community Extension
Projects
NAME OF EXTENSION ACTIVITY
1.
4,631 beneficiaries
9,620 beneficiaries
COLLEGE
INVOLVED AND
NUMBER OF
FACULTY
NUMBER OF
CLIENTS
REMARKS
CONTINUING EDUCATION
1.1. Literacy and Livelihood Skills Training
1.1.1. Functional Literacy Program for Children of
Pintados Foundation, Inc. (January 12, February 2 &
23, March 9 & 16 2013
COE (10)
30 beneficiaries
Completed
1.1.2. Lecture-Series on Manicure and Pedicure at

Brgy. Sto. Nio, Tacloban City (March 23 & April 6,
2013)
CME (3)
COE (2)
CAS (1)
6 beneficiaries
Completed
1.1.3. Functional Literacy and Remedial Instruction for

Brgy. Sto. Nio interested students & OSYs (February
23, March 2, 16 & 23, 2013)
COE (9)
CAS (3)
20 beneficiaries
Completed
1.2.1. Basic Dance Steps Training for interested Brgy.

Sto. Nio OSYs (March 23 & April 6, 2013)
CME (2)
COE (3)
11 beneficiaries
Completed
1.2.2. Enhancing Teacher Effectiveness: A Seminar-Workshop for Day Care Workers and Kindergarten
Teachers (March 2, 9 & 1, 2013)
COE (10
CAS (3)
68 beneficiaries
Completed
1.2.3. Information Campaign on Disaster Preparedness at Brgy. Sto. Nio, Tacloban City (April 3, 2013)
CAS (1)
51 beneficiaries
Completed
1.2.4. Summer Enrichment Programs in various subject

areas for High School Students, Elementary Pupils, &
Adult Learners (April 16 May 10, 2013)
COE (4)
CAS (1)
121 clients
Completed
1.2.5. Regional Training of Teachers on the Implementation of Grade 8 of the K to 12 Basic Curriculum (May
7-11, 15-19, 21-25, 27-31, 2013)
CAS (25)
COE (11)
CME (4)
4, 110
beneficiaries
Completed
1.2.6. Community Extension Services Enhancement

Training for Faculty/Student Extensionists & Extension
Coordinators (June 13-15, 2013)
CAS (30)
COE (9)
CME (8
60 beneficiaries
Completed
1.2.7. 14th Globalization Program for Koreans (June 23

July 3, 2013)
CAS (13)
14 beneficiaries
Completed
1.2. Special Institutes, Training, Seminar-Workshops for Various Clientele
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NAME OF EXTENSION ACTIVITY
2.
COLLEGE
INVOLVED AND
NUMBER OF
FACULTY
NUMBER OF
CLIENTS
REMARKS
1.1.1. Lecture-Series with St. John the Evangelist

School of Theology (SJEST) Freshmen Theologians in
Research & Statistics (July 3 October 9, 2013)
CAS (7)
COE (1)
14 beneficiaries
Completed
1.1.2. Lecture-Series with St. John the Evangelist

School of Theology (SJEST) Freshmen Theologians in
English and Leadership (July 27 October 12, 2013)
CAS (23)
14 beneficiaries
Completed
1.1.3. Training Workshop on Biodiversity Conservation (July 25-27, 2013)
CAS (1)
20 beneficiaries
Completed
1.1.4. Seminar-Workshop on Project Proposal Making

(September 25, 2013)
CAS (28)
COE (7)
CME (7
48 beneficiaries
Completed
1.1.5. Information Campaign on Physical Fitness &

Personal Hygiene (October 12, 2013)
CAS (1)
100
beneficiaries
Completed
2.1. Conducted a 1st Consultative Meeting of the

Faculty Extensionists, Extension Coordinators,
Extension Director & Brgy. Officials of the adopted
community with the new LNU President (April 24,
2013)
CAS (19)
COE (5)
CME (3)
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beneficiaries
Completed
2.2. Conducted a Musical Recital and Art Exhibition at Robinsons Place for the Culminating Activity of LNU Summer Enrichment Programs (May 10,
2013)
COE (4)
CAS (1)
100
beneficiaries
Completed
2.3. Conducted a Paglunsad han Libro nga Syahan

nga Usa ka Yukot hin mga Pulong nga Agsob Gamiton ha Winaray: Pagpurulongan nga Waray-Inenglis para han mga Magturutdo ha MTB-MLE (July
16, 2013)
CAS (7)
COE (4)
50
beneficiaries
Completed
2.4. Conducted a Feeding Activity at Brgy. Sto. Nio,

Tacloban City (July 24, 2013)
CAS (9)
COE (3
CME (1)
400
beneficiaries
Completed
SPECIAL COMMUNITY EXTENSION

PROJECTS
2.5. BLNU served as venue for the storage of medi- Administration 38 foreign
cines of Medicins Sans Frontieres (November 11 Dedoctors
cember 31, 2013)
Completed
2.6. LNU served as center for Cash Distribution by the Administration 9,000
Tzu Chi Foundation (December 15, 16 & 29, 2013)
beneficiaries
Completed
Extension
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AUXILIARY
services
DORMITORY
Th
medical services
e dormitory accommodated the LNU

students enrolled in the different year levels
and courses in the university.
STUDENTS HOUSED
8382+ 82+ 95+ 82+ 98+ 100++ 95

JAN
230
FEB
228
MAR
228
JUN
262
JUL
227
AUG
272
SEP
277
OCT
264

Aside from students, the dormitory was also
able to accommodate other clients.

RESEARCH CONFERENCE
April 17, 2013
11 guests
LAKBAY ARAL
April 20, 2013
23 guests
DEPED TRAINING FOR GUESTS AND

TEACHERS
May 6-31, 2013
470 guests
new acquisitions

The following equipment and facilities were
acquired in 2013:

300 complete set of beddings

washing machine and dryer
foams and covers
Th
e Leyte Normal University Medical Clinic

provided medical-physical examination to
student clients: 1, 717 first year students prior
to enrolment, 1,104 NSTP students prior to Scouting
activity, 881 fourth year students prior to practicum
assignments, and 147 athletes prior to the Regional
SCUAA Meet 2013. The unit issued 175 medical certificates to scholars, SSC aspirants, and ROTC students
and conducted a medical consultation to 1,660 students
who need immediate health interventions. It has also
conducted the following activities: Annual School Health
Week Celebration, Health Lecture on HIV-AIDS, Blood
Sugar and Cholesterol Testing, Multivitamins Sampling,
and Osteoporosis Screening.
dental services
Th
e Leyte Normal University Dental Clinic

provided routine dental examination for a total
of 3,802 walk-in dental patients of the university, gave dental consultation and treatment to 965 college
students and 112 Integrated Laboratory School pupils who
need immediate dental services, rendered routine dental
health services to 1,545 students for tooth extraction and
oral prophylaxis, conducted routine dental health examination to 1,683 incoming first year students and 520 fourth
year practicum students, and performed tooth extraction
to 82 students during the Health Week Celebration last
February 6, 2013.
seminars attended
DR. ROWENA E. DE VEYRA
PhilHealth Supplemental Package: Proposed PhilHealth Plus

March 14, 2013
4th Asian Vaccine Congress Immunization Partners in
Asia Pacific
June 12-14, 2013
Stroke Society of the Philippines
August 8-10, 2013
DR. MARGARITA T. CHUA
104th Annual PDA Convention and Scientific Meeting

April 9-14, 2013
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e LNU Cafeteria reported a net income of P745,396.71. In addition, Mrs.

Arlene Gaspay, the cafeteria manager, qualified for NCII TESDA Based
Assessment in June, 2013.

The LNU House catered to Korean Exchange Students of the January and
June2013 batches, K-12 participants, guests during the installation of Dr. Jude A.
Duarte as University President, SCUAA participants, and other walk-in clients.

During its operation from January 2013 until prior to the onslaught of Typhoon
Yolanda in November 2013, the Hotel Cash Revenue amounted to P1,016,361.50.
AUXILIARY SERVICES
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Th

e Leyte Normal University

reigned supreme as they

emerged champions in the
Regional State Colleges and Universities Athletic Association (SCUAA) Meet
2013. Besting ten other state colleges
and universities in Region 8, the LNU
athletes and participants, armed with
sheer determination, long hours of
training and home court advantage,
stepped up to the plate winning a total
of 95 gold medals, 26 silver medals,
and 32 bronze medals.

For the first time in more than two
decades, the Leyte Normal University
took on the formidable task of hosting
the annual Regional SCUAA Meet. From
the promotional activities like the Fun
Ride and Fun Run, to the nightly shows
l i k e t h e M r. a n d M s . S C U A A , W e l c o m e
Night, Dancesport Competition and
S C U A A G o t Ta l e n t , t h e e n t i r e L N U
community was in full force as they
conceptualized, organized, and put
together all the events in the seven-day
meet. A festive Welcome Night of song
and dance was held in honor of the
guests and participants from the eleven
state colleges and universities in the
region. All of the sports and non-sport
events were capped off with the Paalam
Night celebrating not only the triumph
of the athletes, but also the memories
made and extraordinary camaraderie
felt by everyone who took part in the
yearly SCUAA gathering.
GOLD
SILVER
BRONZE
TOTAL
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26
32
153
2013 SCUAA MEET
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aDMINISTRATION
New IT Building
No

thing stops the man who

desires to achieve. Every

obstacle is simply a course
to develop his achievement muscle. It
is a strengthening of his powers of accomplishment.

D r. J u d e A . D u a r t e , L N U s t h i r d
University President was only in his
eighth
month
of
presidency
when
Yo l a n d a , t h e s t r o n g e s t t y p h o o n e v e r
r e c o r d e d i n h i s t o r y, h a d i t s l a n d f a l l i n
Eastern Visayas, destroying many of the
f a c i l i t i e s o f t h e u n i v e r s i t y. B u t i t d i d n o t
w o r r y h i m a t a l l . R a t h e r, t h i s b e c a m e a n
opportunity for him to put to use his crea t i v i t y, m a n a g e r i a l s k i l l s , a n d p o l i t i c a l
will. LNU has definitely become a better
university under his leadership after
that natural catastrophe.
Facilities and buildings were damaged, trees were toppled

as super typhoon Yolanda twirled with anguish.
University key officials during the blessing of the new CME
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efficient fiscal management

REPORT OF COMPARATIVE STATEMENT
of financial performance
CY 2013
TOTAL
CY 2012
TOTAL
TOTAL INCOME
216,119,040.88
205,889,927.19
TOTAL EXPENSES
181,008,521.58
157,599,562.36
35,110,519.30
48,290,364.83
EXCESS OF INCOME OVER EXPENSES

of Cash Flows
CY 2013
TOTAL
I.
CY 2012
TOTAL
CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES

A. Total Cash Inflow
241,797,731.63
261,801,909.02
B. Total Cash Outflow
233,280,850.69
189,055,192.45
8,516,880.94
72,746,716.57
21,865,964.31
16,601,853.42
Cash Flow from Investing Activities
(21,865,964.31)
(16,601,853.42)
Total Cash Provided by Operating & Investing Activities
(13,349,083.37)
56,144,863.15
Add: Cash Balance, January 1
230,029,674.74
173,884,811.59
CASH BALANCE DECEMBER 31
216,680,591.37
230,029,674.74
456,435.67
2,333,628.68
Petty Cash Fund
Payroll Fund
Cash - National Treasury, MDS
Cash in Bank - LCCA
133,463,230.54
103,495,933.51
Cash in Bank - LCSA
46,104,335.12
88,065,942.82
Cash in Bank - LCTD
36,656,590.04
36,134,169.73
216,680,591.37
230,029,674.74
Cash Provided by Operating Activities

II.
CASH FLOW FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES
A. Total Cash Inflow

B. Total Cash Outflow
Breakdown
Cash - Collecting Officer
Cash Balance, December 31
Administration
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LNU Guest House

of financial position
CY 2013
TOTAL
Assets
Liabilities
Equity
CY 2012
TOTAL
508,372,436.94
475,396,947.70
96,027,791.84
97,552,027.40
412,344,645.10
377,844,920.30

Using sound approaches to generate
income and with proper financial management,
the university was able to collect a total revenue of
PhP 42,289,954.83.
P158,473,311.69
total authorized appropriation

For fiscal year 2013, LNU got a total authorized appropriation of PhP 158,473,311.69. This
amount was allocated into the following:
Items of Expenditure
Amount (Php)
Personal Services
84,892,000.00
Maintenance and Other

Operating Expenses
44,371,000.00
Continuing Appropriation
Capital Outlay
RLIP
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2,571,311.69
18,700.00
7,939,000.00
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eyte Normal
ormal University
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P42,289,954.83
total revenue collection
procurement of equipment
Fo

r better delivery of services to its clientele,

the school maintains state-of-the-art

facilities and procure new equipment annually.
The total amount of equipment purchased in CY 2013
is P4,145,088.85.
P4,145,088.85
equipments purchased
Admin Building
outstanding human
resource management
Th

e Human Resource Management

Office (HRMO) is in charge of the merit

and fitness program of the university,
which includes the recruitment process, orientation
training, and promotion procedures. It also has the
duty of maintaining and safekeeping all records of the
faculty and staff. In 2013, it was able to accomplish
the following:
improved facilities
Th
rough the effort of the President and the

Vice President for Administration and

Finance, the following infrastructure
projects were completed in 2013.
100%
100%
Screened and interviewed forty-six (46)

applicants.
Facilitated the hiring of seven (7) new

faculty and five (5) personnel.
100%
Renewed the temporary appointment of

five (5) faculty and two (2) administrative
staff.
100%
Prepared and submitted reports to CSC,

DBM, CHED, GSIS, COA, PASUC,
and other agencies.
100%
Construction of Two-storey
CME Building
Completed as of August 15, 2013
Construction of the IT Building
Completed as of
November 30, 2013
Renovation of the Second Floor
of De Venecia Building
Renovation of the College
Building Phase 2
Renovation of the Student
Center
Administration
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CME Building
efficient information
and data management system
Th

e LNU Management Information System

(MIS) unit provides information and

services needed to manage the institution efficiently and effectively. It resorts to the
Integrated School Information System (ISIS) for
generating accurate, reliable, and complete information. Among its several accomplishments
in 2013 are reported as follows:
Produced new employee IDs bearing
the new design, logo, and signature

of the new University President.
Installed three additional Student

Information Kiosks to accommodate
the increasing number of students
who wish to view their student
accounts from the ISIS.

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Procured and installed Kaspersky

Anti-Virus to the computers of
academic and administrative units.
Purchased forty (40) units of

computer for Computer Laboratory
2.
Designed and continued to manage

the LNU Website and Portal
Purchased a new 5000 UPS to

replace the defective and older UPS
system.
Purchased two (2) radio transceivers

for easy communication during
trouble shooting and repair works.
quality public service
Al

ong with the faculty, the administrative personnel

of the university are also noted for their dedicated
and conscientious delivery of their functions as public
servants. One of them Prof. Pablo Amascual III, Chief
Administrative Officer, is highly esteemed not only by
his co-workers but also by everybody who knows him
because of his outstanding devotion to his profession
as manifested by his regular attendance and prompt
arrival at his office, and his render of extra working
hours without asking for an overtime pay.

Yes, these are ordinarily asked of every government employee; but what makes them extraordinary
for him is that he is visually impaired due to a condition
called diabetic retinopathy. He has accepted his fate
with holy indifference and with total surrender to Gods
will. In one of his interviews he stated, I learned to live
by faith and not by sight. Sometimes we dont need our
eyes to see; we just have to accept that things will turn
out the way God wills it to be.

Prof. Amascual has spent almost his entire professional career at LNU as a part-time teacher and as
Resident Ombudsman of the university on top of his
responsibilities as Chief Administrative Officer. He also
continues to conduct researches despite his impairment. Among his recently published and/or presented
papers in conferences are President Sergio Osmea
in Tacloban: 1944-1945 in the prestigious Journal of
History in 2010 and Rollercoaster Ride: the Ups and
Downs of American Foreign Policy vis--vis the Philippines,1898-1989.

When asked by those who are amazed and
curious about how he is able to accomplish all these,
he would answer, I dont have to change because of
my physical disability. I just have to continue what
Ive been doing and that is quality service. It takes
more than just determination and courage to serve.
If I can do it, then everyone can. If I can serve even
without the full use of my senses, then how much
more those who are blessed with physical capabilities?

Despite the darkness that surrounds him, he
is able to cast light upon others, which others eventually noticed. In recognition of his outstanding contribution to the academe, the Philippine National Historical Society, and the Philippine government as a
whole, he was accorded the 2013 Dangal ng Bayan
Award, one of the highest recognitions given to government employees, in a ceremony in Malacaang
Palace.

Being one of this years awardees, he has
this to say: Anyone who is really serious in doing
his work, do more than what is expected, and spend
extra mile to serve others can bring himself closer
to the recognition I got. To those who deserve the
award but are not nominated and noticed, never give
up and continue your exemplary performance. You
may not get the award in this world but the more
important award is waiting for you in the afterlife.
A
Administration
dministration
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VICE-PRESIDENT BINAYS
VISIT TO LNU
The Vice President of the Republic graced us with

his presence to share his knowledge on leadership
and how he helped make Makati what it is today.
LIBRARY DONATION
Direct Data Capture LTD, through the

efforts of Energy Secretary,Jericho Petilla,
donated P500,000.00 intended for library
materials.
FOREIGN VISITORS
Japanese visitors met the new

University President and tackled
matters relative to integration,
support and linkages.
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CONSULTATIVE MEETING
on the implementation of education
for sustainable development in HEIs
of Region VIII.
US EMBASSY TEAM SHOW
With their spectacular skills in music,

the staff of the US embassy entertained
the students and personnel
of the university.
ANTI-CORRUPTION
SENSITIVITY WORKSHOP
Through the joint effort of the

University and the Civil Service
Commission, a workshop was conducted
to discourage the practice of corruption,
bribery, and grease payments in the
delivery of services to the stakeholders.
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SCUAA Meet 2013 39-40

Yolanda Photos 48-49

For eighteen years now, the

Doctor of Arts in Language Teaching

100% passing percentage in the year

Launching of first ever dictionary for

Overall Champion 2013 Regional

Awarding of Prof. Pablo U. Amascual III

Leyte Normal University

r eighteen years now,

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about by his efficient direction.

gional SCUAA Meet on October 20-24, 2013, and the

Certificate of Appointment was handed to Dr. Jude A. Duarte during his

silient amidst the

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Leyte Normal University

aacup accredited progrAMS

Doctor of Arts in Language Teaching (D.A. LT)

Level III Re-accredited

Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEED)

Level III Re-accredited

Doctor of Arts in Language Teaching

Master of Arts in Education

Master in Social Work

Master of Arts in Mathematics Education

Master of Arts in Education (SPC)

Master of Arts in Pre-Elementary Education

Leyte Normal University

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Bachelor of Elementary Education

Bachelor of Arts in Communication

Bachelor of Secondary Education

Bachelor of Science in Home Arts and Entrepreneurship

Bachelor of Science in Social Work

Bachelor of Science in Tourism, Hotel and Restaurant Management

Bachelor of Arts in Political Science

Bachelor in Library and Information Science

Bachelor of Arts in English

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Doctor of Philosophy-Social Science Research

Master of Arts in Language Teaching

Master of Arts in Filipino Teaching

Master of Arts in Education Mathematics

Master of Arts in Math Education

Bachelor of Elementary Education (Content Courses)

Bachelor of Secondary Education (Biological Sciences)

Bachelor of Secondary Education (Mathematics)

Bachelor of Secondary Education (Physical Sciences)

Bachelor of Secondary Education (Social Studies)

Bachelor of Secondary Educatio/Bachelor of Elementary Education (English)

Bachelor of Secondary Educatio/Bachelor of Elementary Education (Mathematics)

Bachelor of Secondary Educatio/Bachelor of Elementary Education (Natural Sciences)

Teacher Certificate Program

Bachelor of Elementary Education (San Isidro External Campus)

Bachelor of Arts in Communication