The Romblon State University- Institute of Information Technology collaborates with the Municipal Government of Odiongan for the project titled Implementation of Isign: An Android-Based Educational Mobile Application for Deaf and Mute.
The Memorandum of Agreement was signed between the following: For RSU, the University President, Dr. Merian P. Catajay Mani; the Director of IIT, Dr. Catherine Bhel Aguila; the Director of Extension, Dr. Orfelina I. Manzo; the project proponent, Ms. Preexcy Tupas; Mr. Dave Lota, and the IIT extension coordinator, Ms. Joanne Ferranco, For LGU-Odiongan, the Honorable Mayor Trina Firmalo-Fabic, and Ms. Rodais Gabut
June 5, 2023 โ MOU signing with RSU, and the Hotel School of Australia commenced at the University Board Room.
The collaboration aims to develop academic and educational cooperation on the basis of equality and reciprocity and to promote sustainable partnerships and mutual understanding between the two institutions. It focuses on student and faculty exchange. research collaborations, continuing education programs, development of capacity-building projects, collaborative online learning initiative, and others.
On this Earth Day celebration, our university stands committed to promoting environmental sustainability and educating the next generation of leaders who will help protect our planet.
This year’s theme speaks about investing in our planet, and we resonate with one goal from RSU’s Ten-Point Agenda: Establish the Center for Sustainable Environment and Natural Resource Governance.
Let’s honor the planet we call home and take action for a sustainable future. Happy Earth Day RSUvians! Here are some throwback photos during our fights for Mother Earth.
Romblon State Universityโs Main Campus became a hub for civic engagement as it hosted the Voters Education Lecture alongside the Satellite Registration and Register Anywhere Program at the RSU Quadrangle.
Hosted by Mariel Mallen, the event was attended by students and faculty members from various colleges at the Main Campus.
The program commenced with an invocation and the national anthem, led by Precious Laika P. Dela Vega, Secretary of the RSU Supreme Student Council, Main Campus.
In her welcome remarks, Dr. Merian P. Catajay-Mani, University President, emphasized the importance of informed decision-making in shaping governmental leadership.
โEvery resident of Romblon must have the capacity and the opportunity to familiarize themselves with their rights and regulations they must abide by, to help them make informed decisions that shape the trajectory of leadership at various government levels,โ Pres. Mani said.
She further expressed her gratitude for the collaborative efforts between RSU and the Commission on Elections (COMELEC), in holding initiatives such as the Register Anywhere Program and Satellite Registration, which enhance accessibility and convenience in electoral services, ensuring every Romblomanon can exercise their voting rights. Atty. Gloria G. Ramos-Petallo, Regional Election Director of MIMAROPA, delivered a message emphasizing the significance of voter education and participation in democratic processes.
An intermission number ensued, performed by selected students from the College of Engineering and Technology.
Mr. Dennis M. Servaรฑez, Election Officer III, then introduced the resource speaker, Ms. Ivy D. Evangelista, Information Officer II, who discussed โVoters Education,โ covering the intricacies of votersโ rights and responsibilities, as well as crucial insights that all RSUvian voters must gain for their participation in future elections.
The event culminated in the awarding of certificates to RSU and to Pres. Mani, acknowledging the invaluable support of the institution to COMELECโs Voter Education and Registration Campaign in connection with the agencyโs โResumption of the System of Continuing Registration of Voters for the National and Local Elections.โ
In his closing remarks, Attorney Ryan V. Santos, Provincial Election Supervisor of Romblon, commended the universityโs initiative in promoting voter awareness and reiterated the importance of active participation in raising awareness of responsible voting as key to success in the seamless conduct of the elections.
Mr. Paul Johann R. Maestre, CMIT II, concluded the event with a closing prayer, invoking blessings for a successful and transparent electoral journey and a continued partnership with RSU.
The Voters Education Lecture and Satellite Registration Program at Romblon State University stand as proof of RSUโs advocacy towards active civic involvement and service to the country with integrity, honor, and excellence.
Coastal Clean Up and Blood Letting activities for Valentine’s Day are two different ways for Romblon State University to show love and care for others and the environment.
Today marks the third year of “Tipanan sa Inang Kalikasan,” or TSIK, environmental advocacy initiated by the Office of the University President, celebrated every 14th of February, aiming for ecological protection and conservation. This year’s theme, “Love the ocean, clean the coast,” focuses on a coastal cleanup event, an opportuniy for every RSUvian to show their love for the ocean.
Thousands of participants, including students, faculty members, and university staff, came together to clear the beaches of litter and debris in various coastal areas of San Andres, Brgy. Budiong, Brgy. Tabindagat, Brgy. Ligaya, Brgy. Poctoy, and sites of different campuses.
A celebration to give the gift of life this Heart’s Day through bloodletting activity was also initiated with the help of the Health Services Unit of the University in partnership with Philippine Red Cross- Romblon Chapter, Philippine Dental Association-Romblon Chapter, PDOHO, Provincial Government of Romblon, Isaiah Hospital, Romblon Provincial Hospital and Romblon Provincial Blood Council with a total of 73 blood bags collected.
These events, which have become a University’s yearly tradition, aim to preserve the natural beauty and health of the coastlines and oceans while providing the RSU community the opportunity to create a positive impact in the lives of others on Valentine’s Day. Kudos to all volunteers for today’s successful endeavors. Padayon Team Romblon State University!
A consultative meeting was held today between the Provincial Agriculture Office headed by OIC Engr. Al Fetalver and Romblon State University key officials headed by President Dr. Merian Catajay-Mani to discuss the development of a strategic plan for the agricultural sector of Romblon Province. The meeting which was facilitated by former DA Secretary Atty. Bernie Fondevilla, aimed to address the current issue of the province’s reliance on imports for its agricultural demands and find ways to enhance its local production.
Participants brainstormed and shared their expertise and insights on the challenges and opportunities for the province’s agriculture sector. They discussed various strategies to increase the production of local crops, improve the capacity of farmers, and attract more investments in the sector.
“We are committed to the development of the agricultural sector in Romblon Province. We believe that by working together, we can find solutions to the challenges facing the sector and help the province become more self-sufficient in meeting its agricultural demands,” said Dr. Mani.
The importance of research and technology in improving agricultural practices in the province was emphasized. They also highlighted the need for farmer training and education to enhance their skills and knowledge in modern farming techniques.
The brainstorming session resulted in the prioritization of vegetable production by establishing greenhouses for tomato and bell pepper production. Project proposals with R&D and production components are underway.
This is the first of a series of consultations involving DA and the academe whose results will serve as the foundation for the development of the strategic plan for the agricultural sector of Romblon Province. The plan will provide a roadmap for the province’s efforts to become a major agricultural producer and reduce its reliance on imports.
The “12th SAVE ME National Convention on Disaster Risk Reduction and Management, and Climate Change Adaptation” was held at Romblon State University, marking a national event focused on disaster preparedness and climate change adaptation organized by the SAVE ME movement, which took place at the university premises.
2023: Save Me Movement Immersion
Save Me Movement 12th National Convention
RSU Mini Concert for a Cause
RSU-VPREDI takes lead as Convenor of the 12th National Convention of the SAVE ME Movement and the 13th International Research Festival on Disaster Risk Reduction Management and Climate Change Adaptation on January 27-29, 2023. Around 150 participants from 15 SUCs attended the convention.
Two years after the outbreak of pandemic, the annual RSU Olympics was reopened with the theme “The Role of Sports in Maintaining a Better Lifestyle and Health in the New Normal.”
As a tradition, the main campus was the host of this year’s grandest sports event which ran from October 24-29. It was participated by 1,466 student athletes, 208 coaches, and 50 technical officials.
Donned in traditional Asian attire, over hundreds of employees flocked to the University Gymnasium last October 3, Monday, yearning to seize coveted awards and recognitions in the 3rd Gawad Parangal for Service Excellence.
The said event is held annually to recognize and honor employees for their hard work and priceless contributions to the accomplishments of the Romblon State University adhering to Republic Act No. 6731 or the Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards of Public Officials and Employees.
