Aparri
History
The municipality of Aparri is located at the Northern Part of Cagayan along the coast where the Cagayan River and the Babuyan Channel meet. The Cagayan State University-Aparri Campus is situated at Barangay Maura, some two kilometers eastern part of the poblacion. The University, with five colleges is led by the Center of Excellence in Fisheries reinforced by the Colleges of Teacher Education, Information Technology, Industrial Technology and Arts and Sciences.
This campus has grown quite enormously because of the 25% reduction of tuition fees effective the school year 2007-2008.
The Cagayan State University at Aparri was formerly the Aparri School of Fisheries which was established on May 9, 1952 through Section 10 of Republic Act No. 685. It was converted to Aparri College of Fisheries by virtue of Republic Act No. 3755 in July 1971. With the expansion program of the Fisheries Education, Bachelor of Science in Fisheries Education, a four year course was approved in February 20, 1974 and duly implemented in the School Year 1974-1975. Immediately, the following School Year 1975-1976, the college offered Bachelor of Science in Fisheries and on March 21, 1978, the Aparri College of Fisheries was changed to Aparri Institute of Technology. The Aparri Institute of Technology was one among the seven recipients of Regional Institute of Fisheries Technology (RIFT).
On June 11, 1978, Presidential Decree No. 1436 provides the transfer of the college that merged, CVCAT, NLUSCA and other vocational Institutions that included Aparri Institute of Technology, into a Cagayan State University (CSU)
Mission & Goals of the Campus
MISSION
To provide advanced instruction in the Arts, Agricultural and Natural Sciences as well as in Technological and Professional field
GOAL
To prepare graduates with adequate knowledge and skills and desirable attitudes which are necessary in developing human resources of the country and in undertaking functional community – based researches, extension and production activities.
Brief History of the Colleges
College of Industrial Technology
The College of Industrial Technology was established in 1985 with initial courses offered such as Two-Year Trade Technical and Bachelor of Science in Technology major in Automotive, Food Trades, Drafting, Electronics, Electrical and Garments Technology. However, in 1998, the Two-Year Trade technical was faced and maintained only the BS in Technology. With the decline of enrolment in 2006, the college has only maintained the courses on Electrical and Electronics Technology.
College of Arts and Sciences
The College of Arts and Sciences was established in 1998 with Bachelor of Science in Biology. The succeeding years the CAS department increased its enrolment and BS in Entrepreneurship and Hotel and Restaurant Management were also offered. The Hotel and Industry Management is also populated and has adapted the TESDA Curriculum in 2007. With the growth of the department, BS Criminology/ Police Administration and BS in Business Administration were opened in 2006. This college has the biggest population in the campus at present.
College of Fisheries and Marine Science
The College of Fisheries and Marine Science is a dynamic learning institution in the region. It sustains its status as Center of Excellence in Fisheries and Center of Development in Marine Science that caters to the needs of the region in terms of manpower and technology for the development of the fisheries and marine resources.
To provide the fisheries industry competent and qualified technologist to develop the fisheries sector of the country toward sustainable fisheries to ensure attainment of food security, uplift economic status of the fisherfolks and contribute to the development of economy.
To impart knowledge, promote proper utilization, and conservation of marine
Bachelor of Science in Fisheries
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Provides academic programs at the masters, baccalaureate, non-degree or short-term courses in fisheries technology.
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Provides leadership in the conduct of researches and development activities in Aquaculture, Marine Fisheries and Post-harvest Technology.
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Packages and disseminates appropriate technologies in fisheries for fish farmers and entrepreneurs.
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Provides leadership in generating income through the implementation of feasible projects in fisheries
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Develops an effective and efficient system of production and marketing in fisheries.
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Develops an appreciation of the fisheries culture and arts.
Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology
- Provides advanced education and technology in marine science.
- Develops manpower in marine science.
- Facilitates the transfer of technology to local people.
- Develops viable mariculture projects.
- Cultivates values essential for the conservation of marine resources.
Enrollment(2008-2009)
| Graduate School | |
|---|---|
| Ph.D. in Education major in Educational Management | |
| Master of Arts in Education major in Educational Management | Master of Arts in Education major in English |
| Master of Arts in Public Administration | Undergraduate |
| BS in Fisheries (BSF) | |
| BS in Marine Biology (BSMB) | |
| BS in Business Administration (BSBA) | |
| BS in Hospitality Industry Management (BSHIM) | |
| BS in Police Administration (BSPA) | |
| BS in Criminology (BS Crim) | BS in Entrepreneurship (BS Entrep) |
| BS in Education (BSEd) | |
| BS in Elementary Education (BEED) | |
| BS in Industrial Technology (BS Ind Tech) | |
| BS in Information Technology (BS Info Tech) | |
CURRICULAR OFFERINGS
GRADUATE SCHOOL
- Ph.D. in Education major in Educational Management
- Master of Arts in Education major in Educational Management
- Master of Arts in Education major in English
- Master of Arts in Public Administration
UNDERGRADUATE
- BS in Fisheries (BSF)
- BS in Marine Biology (BSMB)
- BS in Business Administration (BSBA)
- BS in Hospitality Industry Management (BSHIM)
- BS in Police Administration (BSPA)
- BS in Criminology (BS Crim)
- BS in Entrepreneurship (BS Entrep)
- BS in Education (BSEd)
- BS in Elementary Education (BEED)
- BS in Industrial Technology (BS Ind Tech)
- BS in Information Technology (BS Info Tech)
Campus Officials
- Dr.Simeon R. Rabanal,Jr.-Campus Executive Officer
- Dr.Aurea S Del Rosario-Campus Secretary
- Dr.Fernando M. Natividad-Coordinator, General Services
- Prof.Ramon Sola-Coordinator on Business
- Prof.Meliton L Soriano-Coordinator,Research & Extension
- Prof.Norma A. Ong-Dean, College of Arts & Sciences
- Dr.Merlyn C Concordi-Dean, College of Education
- Dr.Eunice Layugan-Dean, College of Fisheries
- Prof.Floserfida V. Sola -Dean, College of Industrial Tech.
- Corazon T. Talamayan-Dean, College of Information Tech.
- Dr.Paula P Lopez-Coordinator, HRM/HIM
Faculty and Administrative Personnel
- Anastacio Saguibo, Jr.-Roving Dean, Police Admin/Crim.
- Dr.Matilde L. Malana-Coordinator, Student Services
- Dr.Dietelinda S. Andres-Acting Registrar
- Jocelyn K. Dabbay-Acting Librarian
- Nancy E Doniego-Accountant II
- Anabella A Oli-Cashier
- Venilyn Illustrado-Budget Officer
- Rolando Onate0-Supply Officer
- Kathlyn A mata -Guidance Counselor
- Rey T Alilam-Sports Coordinator
- Josephine C. Advincula-Aquacultural Technician I
- George C. Agpalza-Fisherman
- Percy A Aguado-Audio Visual Aide
- Antonio B Alamin-Assistant Professor II
- Lydia G Alilam-Aquacultural Technician I
- Gilbert M Amarles-Boatswain
- Dr.Renato V Arellano-Professor III
- Ardelino F Ayuyang-Assistant Professor II
- Margarito B Ballad-Instructor III
- Roberto B Ballad-Assistant Professor II
- Chona P Barbosa-Administrative Assistant II
- Dr.Alfonso E. Battung-Associate Professor III
- Florencio Z. Bautista-Farm Worker I
- Ismaelda L Cabaddu-Assistant Professor IV
- Dr.Antonio C Cabalbag-Associate Professor IV
- Dr.SallyJane A Cabalbag-Assistant Professor IV
- Wilfredo P Cabatan-Assistant Professor I
- Dr.Esterlita L Calanoga-Professor II
- Eleanor D Canonizado-Assistant Professor II
- Wilma Q Chua-Associate-Professor IV
- Florida I Conceja-Assistant Professor III
- Jeremias M Conceja-Administrative Aide IV
- Jacinto U Concordia-Security Guard I
- Rizalina D Consina-Aquacultural Technician I
- Rodrigo S Consina-Administrative Aide IV
- Jelly B Correa-Administrative Aide I
- Cristina A Cortes-Assistant Professor IV
- Percival T Cortes-Security Guard I
- Carmencita L Culasing-Associate Professor IV
- Romeo C Culasing-Professor IV
- Gladys de los Angeles-Instructor III
- Diomedes A Domingo-Security Guard I
- Dr.Remigio B Domingo-Professor IV
- Dr.Theresa S Domingo-Professor II
- Alexis E Dumlao-Assistant Professor III
- Renato F Fernandez-Laboratory Aide I
- Mario C Fugaban-Fisherman
- Corazon T Garceron-Assistant Professor II
- Virgilio B Gregorio-Master Fisherman I
- Beatriz Juan-Assistant Professor III
- Nestor U Juan- Assistant Professor IV
- Rafael L Labbao-Farm Manager
- Marissa B Lacambra-Instructor II
- Emerito A Lanojan-Instructor II
- Henry S Lappay-Seaman
- Lucita F Lappay-Dormitory Manager II
- Leonardo F Layugan-Aquaculturist II
- Roberto F Layugan-Security Guard I
- Luz B Lim-Administrative Aide III
- Charito C Lingan-Assistant Professor III
- Mercedita A Liwanag-Assistant Professor II
- Jethro A Macatuggal-Administrative Aide I
- Marivic R Macatuggal-Assistant Professor II
- Lenimfa P Molina-Assistant Professor II
- Lilia M Natividad-Assistant Professor III
- Jaime S Ofeda- Administrative Aide I
- Yolanda F Onate-Dormitory Manager I
- Thelma S Orteza-Instructor III
- Tito A Orteza-Assistant Professor II Gideon P Pascua-Farm Worker I
- Marites C Pascua-Assistant Professor II
- Dr.Reynold Pattaui-Assistant Professor IV
- Eliza R Quinto-Administrative Aide IV
- Antonino P Rabara-Security Guard II
- Anastacio C Rabe-Farm Worker II
- Dante U Rabino-Driver I
- Milagros G Rabino-Associate Professor II
- Benjamin A Realin-Farm Worker I
- Mario N Regunton-Watchman II ( On Leave)
- Arnel U Reyes- Administrative Aide III
- Dr.Mauricia F Ricablanca-Assistant Professor III
- Arnold F Romina-Instructor III
- Generosa S Sabalburo-Assistant Professor IV
- Rolando A Sabalburo-Administrative Aide VI
- Jane D Salvador-Assistant Professor III
- Dr.Maxima T Sanchez-Assistant Professor III
- Samson G Sanchez-Agricultural Technician
- Eusebio S Sarmiento-Quarter Master
- Dr.Jovita C Sobrevilla- Associate Professor V
- Rodel A Tuppal -Intstructor II
- Wilma S Urmeneta-Assistant Professor IV
- Angelita S Valencia-Administrative Aide VI
- Wilson I Valencia-Fisherman I
- Milagros L Velasco-Assistant Professor IV
- Lorence E Ventura-Instructor I
- Martina L Villanueva-Assistant Professor I
- Eliseo U Villena-Security Guard I
Extension
The Fisheries and Marine Science organizes and conducts extension services to the local community as part of the vision and mission of the college such as:
- Tilapia backyard raising in Barangay Dodan, Aparri, Cagayan.
- Tilapia farming in cages in Barangay, Gaddang, Aparri, Cagayan.
- Alternative livelihood activities for the fisherfolks/mothers of Barangay Dodan
- Post-harvest technology training for the barangays of Aparri.
Research
Researches that had received awards
- Development of value-added products from tilapia (Oreochromis sp.) utilization (1)
- Deodorization and utilization of shark meat (2)
- Culture of freshwater clams in pond (2)
- Quality changes in shrimps and prawn (2)
- Effects of culture period and season in the quality and quantity of crude carrageenan (2)
- Properties of dried fermented shrimp cake (2)
- Determination of the optimum fermentation period for fish paste cubes (2)
- Preparation of dried product from fish paste cubes (bagoong cakes) (2)
- Filter net for shrimps (2)
- Verification studies?in Babuyan channel (2)
- Catching efficiency of improved design drift net for red shrimps (3)
- Intensive culture of sex reversed T. mossambica in brackishwater pond (3)
- Polyculture of clams and tilapia in pond (3)
- Influences of natural food in gonadal development of freshwtare clams Batissa volacea (3)
Address all inquiries to:
The Dean
College of
Fisheries and Marine Science
Cagayan Sate University at Aparri
Maura,
Aparri, Cagayan
Telephone: (+63 78) 888-27-51
Fax: (+63 78)
822-83-99
