1. BUILDING THE SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE SUKARNO D. TANGGOL, DPA Chancellor Mindanao State University – Iligan Institute of Technology

2. OUTLINE Introduction MSU-IIT in Passing: What Are We Now? How Did We Get Where We Are? Where Do We Go From Here? Challenges, Issues and Concerns Concluding Notes

3. INTRODUCTIO N Building the School of Excellence: Catching up with the world, responding to societal needs Quality and Excellence Towards local, regional and national development Role of Science and Technology in development MSU-IIT and other HEIs: No way but forward

4. MSU-IIT IN PASSING: WHAT IS IIT NOW? Vision/mission CHED Awards/Recognition AACCUP Accreditation Other Institutional Program Recognition Academic Programs Faculty Profile Student Profile Performance in PRC-Regulated Programs Research Papers/Posters Presented Research Papers Published in ISI Journals

5. A world-class institution of higher learning renowned for its excellence in Science and Technology and for its commitment to the holistic development of the individual and society. VISION MISSION To provide quality education for the industrial and socio- economic development of Mindanao with its diverse cultures through relevant instruction, research, extension, and community involvement.

6. COMMISION ON HIGHER EDUCATION (CHED) AWARDS 1.Chemistry 2.Mathematics 3.Biology 4.Teacher Education CENTER OF EXCELLENCE (4) 1.Physics 2.Information Technology 3.Civil Engineering CENTER OF DEVELOPMENT (3)

7. LEVE L NO. OF ACCREDITE D PROGRAM DISCIPLINES AND PROGRAMS III 6 College of Arts and Social Sciences (CASS) AB English, AB Filipino, AB History, AB Political Science, AB Sociology and BS Psychology 8 College of Education (CED) BSE major in Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, General Science, Technology and Livelihood, MAPEH, and BS Industrial Education Major in Drafting Technology II 2 College of Education (CED) BEEd English, Science and Health 3 College of Business Administration and Accountancy (CBAA) BS Accountancy, BSBA Economics and BSBA Entrepreneurial Marketing I 1 College of Nursing (CON) Candidate Status for Level 1 Accreditation

8. OTHER INSTITUTIONA L PROGRAM RECOGNITIO NS **Member, ASEAN University Network/Southeast Asia Engineering Education Development Network (AUN/SEED) **Member, Philippine Higher Education Research Network (PHERNet –CHED) **First Natural Substance Center for Mindanao (“Tuklas Lunas” Center) by Philippine Council for Health Research Development (PCHRD) 2012 **Accelerated Science and Technology Human Resource Development Programs (ASTHRDP) “Science Consortium” headed by the University of the Philippines **DOST-Engineering Research & Development Technology (ERDT) Consortium Schools **Delivering Institution of DOST-Science Education Institute (SEI) **DOST’s ICT Learning Hub for Northern Mindanao & Virtual Center for Technology Innovation (VCTI) – Microelectronics

9. OTHER INSTITUTIONA L PROGRAM RECOGNITIO NS **Academic Center of Excellence in Biodiversity (HARIBON Foundation) **ICT Training Arm in Northern Mindanao for National Computer Center **Resource Distribution Center for UNESCO Bangkok Asia and Pacific Regional Bureau for Education **2011 Wenhui Awardee for Education Innovation **The only school in the country deputized to deliver the DOST-SEI Scholarship Grants for Educational Assistance for Technology and Science Teaching for Mindanao (GREAT-M /SPRINT) **Delivering Institution of the Asian Institute of Management Team Energy Center (AIM-TEC) Mindanao Bridging Leadership Program (MBLP) **TESDA Assessment Center for Automotive and Mechatronics Servicing; TESDA Accredited Course on Mechatronics NCII & NCIII at the School of Engineering Technology (SET)

10. LINKAGES National Organizations, Agencies26 International Associations, Foundations, Organizations 16 Partner Universities24

11. GLOBAL / NATIONAL LINKAGES - ASEAN University Network – Southeast Asia Engineering Education Development – Net (AUN/SEED Net) - MSU-IIT has signed a Memorandum of Agreement with the Faculty of Science at Niigata University, Japan. The different departments at College of Science and Mathematics with universities in Asia, Europe, and the USA. - University of the Philippines – National Institute for Science and Mathematics Education - Intel Philippines - UNESCO Bangkok - World Links through World Bank - Foundation for Information Technology Education Network of Outstanding Teachers and Educators - Philippine Association for Teacher Education - World Council for Curriculum and Instruction (Secretarian: Alliant International University, San Diego, California)

12. GLOBAL / NATIONAL LINKAGES - International Federation on Social Science Organizations (IFSSO) - International Conference on Policy Association (ICONPOA) - GINHAWA (NGO) - National Commission for the Arts - Phil. Guidance and Counseling Association (PGCA) - Psychological Association of the Philippines - Gawad Kalinga Community Development Foundation, Inc. - National Power Corporation - Iligan City Social Welfare Development

13. NATIONAL GOVERNMEN T LINKAGES 1.Commission on Higher Education (CHED) 2.Department of Agriculture (DA) 3.Department of Energy (DE) 4.Department of Science and Technology (DOST) a)NOMCARRD b)PCAMRD c)PCARRD d)PCASTRD e)PCHRD f)PCIEERD 5.Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) 6.National Research Council in the Philippines (NRCP) 7.Philippine Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) 8.Philippine Rice Research Institute (IRRI) 9.National Academy of Science and Technology (NAST) 10.Philippine Association of Research Managers, Inc. (PHILARM)

14. NATIONAL GOVERNMEN T LINKAGES 11.Philippine – Australia Community Assistance Program (PACAP) 12.The Philippine Association of Tertiary Level Educational Institutions in Environment Protection and Management (PATLEPAM) 13.Northern Mindanao Consortium for Health Research and Development (NorMinCoHRD) 14.Philippine Society for Microbiology (PSM) 15.Philippine Society for the Study of Nature (PSSN) 16.Philippine National Health Research System (PNHRS)

15. INTERNATIONA L ACADEMIC LINKAGES 1.Asian Foundation 2.Australian Agency for International Development (Aus-Aid) 3.Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) 4.United Nations Development Program (UNDP) 5.United States Agency for International Development (USAID) 6.Southeast Asia Research Center for Agriculture (SEARCA) 7.Institute for Spirituality in Asia (ISA) 8.United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)

16. PARTNER UNIVERSITIES  TAIWAN National Central University Nationa Chung Hsing University National Taipei University  AUSTRALIA Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology The University of Queensland University of Melbourne Australia National University  NEW ZEALAND Massey University University of Waikato  USA Wayne State University Bowling Green State University Texas Tech University Ball State University Virginia Tech, Blacksburg

17. PARTNER UNIVERSITIES  GERMANY Darmstand University Bielefeld University  MALAYSIA Universiti Malaya -Sabah  JAPAN Tokyo Institute of Technology Niigata University Tohuko University  SINGAPORE National University of Singapore  BEGIUM University of Ghent  SOUTH KOREA Gwangju Foolk, School, Korea Seoul University, Korea

18. ACADEMIC PROGRAMS, BY LEVEL AND NUMBER OF OFFERINGS PROGRAMS NUMBER OF OFFERINGS 1.Doctoral Degree10 2.Masters Degree33 3.Baccalaureate45 4.Diploma / Certificates 9

19. FACULTY ACADEMIC PROFILE 200920102011 Bachelor degree holders (BS) 126132135 Master degree holders (MS) 303306303 Doctoral degree holders (PhD) 9599101

20. ENROLLMENT PROFILE ACADEMI C FIELDS 201020112012% Social Sciences & Humanitie s 3,7263,8844,26415.00 Science & Technolog y 22,46 7 22,30 8 22,82 0 85.00 Total no. of enrollment 26,19 3 26,19 2 27,08 4 100.0 0

21. GRADUATES AY 2011- 2012 % Social Sciences21812.00 Science & Engineering 1,66888.00 Total graduates since RA5363 (1968) 33,837100.00