Student

• Office of Student Affairs and Services

  The Office of Student Affairs and Services (OSAS) of the Bicol University is in charge of the provision of the Student Personnel Services (SPS), an integrated comprehensive system of co-curricular services and activities aimed at contributing to the fulfillment of the University’s mission statement. The OSS works alongside the academic colleges and units in the development of well-balanced and rounded students through the promotion of their general welfare. Its mission is to promote student’s access, welfare, achievement, development and postgraduate success. The OSS also offers services to students to help them cope more effectively with the many facets of university life which can affect academic work: financial aids, health services, individual and/or group counseling, career planning, procedures for redressing grievances, standards for student’s conduct, due process in the event of disciplinary action and advice/assistance in time of trouble. A variety of programs and activities are offered by OSS to provide opportunities to students to become involved in campus life outside the classroom: orientation of new students, students’ organizations, student publication and events of special interest.

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• Available Loans for Student

  SAFE FOR LOAN PROGRAM

  Student Assistance Fund for Education

  Loanable Amount: Php8, 000.00

  Qualifications:

  1. be  a regular 34  or 5 year college student^rd, thth
  2. presently enrolled in CHED priority courses
  3. has a passing weighted average in the previous semester
  4. not a beneficiary of any scholarship/grants
  5. willing to comply with the programs rules and regulations

  CHED Priority Courses:

  • Agriculture
  • Fisheries
  • Agro-business
  • Forestry
  • Environmental Science
  • English
  • Math
  • Science
  • Teacher Education
  • Maritime
  • Engineering

  SELAFP LOAN PROGRAM

  Student Emergency Loan Assistance Fund

  Loanable amount: Php1, 000.00 per semester

  Qualifications:

  1. be a regular college student
  2. presently enrolled in any course
  3. not a beneficiary  of any scholarship/grants
  4. willing to comply with the programs rules and regulations

  SLF-RV STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM

  Student Loan Fund for Region Five

  Loanable Amount- P2,500.00

  Qualifications:

  1. be  a regular college student of any curriculum year in priority fields as science and technology, engineering, agriculture, and technical courses;
  2. comply w/ the admission policies and requirements of the University;
  3. have a weighted average of 2.5 or better in the last semester attended;
  4. not more than 30 years at the time of application;
  5. have a parent’s/guardian gross annual income not exceeding P150,000.00;
  6. not have any FAILING or INCOMPLETE grade/mark in any subject;
  7. not be presently enjoying any scholarship or study grant;
  8. have no standing loan account in the University;
  9. have a co-maker (employed in Bicol University) to the SLF-RV application;
  10.  be willing to sign a loan contract/agreement  with Bicol University and , have it duly notarized.

  SLP-COE STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM

  Student Loan Program for Centers for Excellence

  Loanable Amount- P3,000.00 per semester

  Qualifications:

  1. be a full-time, regular college student  enrolled in courses of BU-accredited COE ;
  2. comply w/ the admission policies and requirements of the Bicol University;
  3. not more than 30 years at the time of application;
  4. have a parent’s/guardian gross annual income not exceeding P150,000.00
  5. not have any FAILING or INCOMPLETE grade/mark in any subject;
  6. not be recipient of any other loan program in the Bicol University;
  7. not be presently enjoying any scholarship or study grant;
  8. present co-maker/guarantor who is a GSIS member and permanently employed in the Bicol University, willing to ensure repayment as scheduled;
  9. be willing to sign a loan contract with Bicol University with the parent and employee from BU as co- makers; and
  10. have attended the SLP-COE orientation conducted by the BU- Office of Student Services.

  BU-accredited COE

  • BU College of Education

  STUFAP LOAN

  Student Financial Assistance Program

  Loanable Amount – Php 8,000.00 per semester

  Available slots  –  29

   Qualifications:

  1. be a regular 3^rd, 4^th or 5^th year college student
  2. presently enrolled in CHED priority courses
  3. has a passing weighted average in the previous semester
  4. not a beneficiary  of any scholarship/grants
  5. willing to comply with the programs rules and regulations

  CHED Priority Courses from AY 2011-2012 to SY 2015-2016

  Information Technology Information Technology and Computing Studies Multi Media Animation Programming Computer Science Information System Management	Agriculture and Related Fields Agro Forestry Veterinary Medicine Agricultural Engineering Agribusiness/Management Agricultural Entrepreneurship Agri-Tech. Agriculture Fisheries
  Teacher Education major in: Math Science Physics Chemistry Reading English Educational Media/Technology Special Education (SPED)	Science and Math BS Math BS Science BS Physics
  Engineering Mechanical Electronics Communication Metallurgical/Mining Computer Biomedical Meteorological Mining Geological	Health Sciences Pharmacy Radiology Technology Medical Technology
  Arts and Humanities (Philosophy, Language (Literature: AB English Language AB Filipino Language AB Philippine Literature AB Creative Writing)	Atmospheric Science (Astronomy, Meteorology)
  Environmental Science

• Student Center

  [Student center main page] – https://sc.bicol-u.edu.ph

  [Server 1] – https://sc1.bicol-u.edu.ph/studentcenter

  [Server 2] – https://sc2.bicol-u.edu.ph/studentcenter

  [Server 3] – https://sc3.bicol-u.edu.ph/studentcenter

  [Server 4] – https://sc4.bicol-u.edu.ph/studentcenter

  [Server 5] – https://sc5.bicol-u.edu.ph/studentcenter

  [Server 6] – https://my.bicol-u.edu.ph/studentcenter

  [Server 7] – https://m.bicol-u.edu.ph/studentcenter

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Through the Office of the Vice President for Research, Development, and Extension (OVPRDE) and College of Science (CS), the Masbate Gold Project (MGP), in collaboration with Filminera Resources Corporation (FRC), Philippine Gold Processing & Refining Corp. (PGPRC), and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) V, has donated environmental research laboratory equipment during the turnover ceremonies held at the CS Building 3, on June 1, 2022.

The research program on the Assessment of the Potential Accumulation, Dispersion, Routes, and Plants Uptake of Lead Contained at Masbate Gold Project Tailings Storage Facility, also known as the “Pb Project,” is a collaborative undertaking of the aforementioned partner institutions. With two major projects covering eight studies, a total of eight faculty researchers are engaged in the activity from 2019 to March 2022.

The event was conducted to give due recognition and gratitude to the funding and support agencies for the realization of the research program and jointly sign the deed of donation and acceptance of both parties. Present were Dr. Luis O. Amano, Vice President for Research, Development, and Extension, Dr. Myra O. Villareal, DOST-PCHRD Balik Scientist, Prof. Jocelyn E. Serrano, Dean of the BU College of Science, Prof. Phil V. Morano, Natural Science Laboratory Coordinator, Engr. Geronimo C. Badulis, Jr., Resident Manager of MGP-PGRPRC-FRC, Engr. Audie M. Altiche, Environmental Manager of MGP-PGPRC-FRC, and Ms. Arlene E. Dayao, Chief Geologist of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources-Mines and Geosciences Bureau V (DENR-MGB V).

It was also attended by the program staff headed by its program leader, Prof. Maria Crispina P. Baltazar, the Deans and Directors from the different colleges and units, faculties and other researchers.

The action-cum research program is an ongoing-research undertaking of the university which was officially launched last April 1, 2019, funded by MGP/FRC/PGPRC, and in collaboration with DENR-MGB V. Several laboratory, office, and sampling equipment were purchased and provided by the funding agency to facilitate the program implementation.

The laboratory equipment housed at the College of Science Building 3 Room 101 includes the analytical balance, laboratory oven, refrigerator, sieve shaker, and other laboratory glassware, providing a more precise and reliable laboratory analysis for the conduct of the studies. Sediment and water samplers were also provided and these have made the on-site collection easier, ensuring a more accurate sample collection.

With this additional laboratory equipment, it becomes possible for the university to conduct more researches that will need these new facilities while bringing service to students and other researchers in terms of instruction and extension.

The research program was initially under the leadership of BUCS faculty Prof. Michael V. Montealegre with three projects dealing with focus on the use of lead nitrate. The program plays an important role in the planning for rehabilitation and closure purposes of the mining operation.

In March 2020, the country went through strict lockdown due to the pandemic. Thus, the research team were not able to proceed with their planned activities. An extension was requested and approved in order to finish the program with only two remaining projects which started last July 2021, and with a new Program Leader, Prof. Maria Crispina P. Baltazar, Director of the Bicol University Regional Center for Food Safety and Quality Assurance.

The current program involves (9) faculty researchers. Project 1 is headed by Prof. Kimbhierly M. Ludovice (BUCS) with Prof. Michael V. Montealegre (BUCS), Prof. Ivane N. Malaluan (BUCS), Prof. Magnolia Vida A. Cano (BUCS), Prof. Kent Andrew B. Llamson (BURCFSQA), and Prof. Jocelyn E. Serrano (BUCS) as the study leaders. Meanwhile, Project 2 is under the leadership of Prof. Baltazar with Prof. Ma. Corazon B. Barrameda (BUCS) and Prof. Kenneth N. Nacional (BUEMD) as the study leaders. The program also hired two research assistants and a program management coordinator to ensure the smooth implementation of the program. The program is expected to be completed by the end of June 2022. (prepared by Kent Andrew Llamson and Maria Crispina Baltazar, BUCS)

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