10/10/2026
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The Curriculum Development Office conducted a Seminar-Workshop on the Development of Curriculum Design and Prospectus on New Programs on 9 October 2026 at the Learning Resource Center. The activity aims to prepare the colleges and satellite campuses in developing their proposed new program offerings. Participants came from the Malimono Campus, led by Campus Director Dr. Jerry Acero; the Mainit Campus, led by Campus Director Dr. Juliet Ruth Mozar; and the Claver Campus with all its program chairs. From the Main Campus, three college deans joined the workshop with their faculty: Engr. Catherine Verallo of the College of Engineering, Dr. Louida P. Patac of the College of Arts and Sciences, and Dr. Marilou B. Carnicer of the College of Business and Technology. Dr. Renz Buctuan represented the Dean of the College of Computing and Information Sciences, together with CCIS faculty.
Dr. Raymon P. Espaรฑola, Director for Curriculum Development, served as resource person for three sessions: Program Identity and Outcomes, Curriculum Structure, and Mapping and Assessment of Program Outcomes. The sessions were guided by the Universityโs approved Curriculum Design form, the controlled document used to document an OBE curricular program. Through lectures, exercises, and hands-on workshops, participants drafted their program outcomes, programs of study, curriculum maps, and assessment plans.
The workshop ended with the presentation of initial drafts, with three presenters receiving feedback: Mr. Clevin Libay for the proposed Food Technology program, Ms. Siony Cordova for a proposed agriculture program, and Dr. Stephinejane Musico for the proposed Entrepreneurship program. Completed drafts will undergo internal review, followed by validation and approval by the Academic Council and the Board of Regents.
The CDO thanks the support of the top management, especially Dr. Rowena A. Plando, the President, and Dr. Ronita E. Talingting, the Vice President for Academic Affairs.