Senate president

ALUMNI PLEDGE
Message I, _________________________________________ a, member of the

Graduating Class of 2025 do hereby pledge to dedicate myself to useful and

productive work, to lead my profession with intelligence, compassion and

integrity, to uphold and defend the honor of my Alma Mater and in everything

be faithful to my school, community and my God.

PLEDGE OF LOYALTY
I, _________________________________________ a, member of the

Graduating Class of 2025 do wholeheartedly pledge that I will hold sacred the

name of my Alma Mater, the Central Philippines State University. I will be

loyal, supportive of the Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines. I will

live up to the expectations of my Alma Mater, obedient to my superior, in

school, at home, and in community where I maybe as I exercise this wisdom

for the good of humankind, for the greater honor and glory of my Creator.

So, help me God

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 Alma mater song
Composed by Mr. Irving Colinco, NONAS
Mathematics Teacher)

I
Raise a song for our beloved school
Sing of Her when far or near
Fill the air with voices loud and full
For the school we hold most dear

CHORUS

C-P-S-U ALMA MATER

THINE WILL EVER BE
LET THY FUTURE SONGS
TRUE FOREVER ALWAYS TRU TO THEE

II
Here we work and study every day
In the shop or class or field
For our country's call we must obey That we may
our future build
(Repeat CHORUS)

III
Let the streams flow down the stonny beads
Or the Kalaws cease to sing
But forever our way will be led
By the light with us we bring
(Repeat CHORUS)
 LIST OF
NAMES WORK STATUS
1. AGRAVIADOR, DINO T. College Of Computer Studies
2. AMOYOC, AISLY R. College Of Agriculture and Forestry
3. APOLINARIO, DARWIN D. College Of Teacher Education
4. BALIDIO, ANNA ROSE M. College Of Business Management
5. BALTAZAR, JONNA MAY S. College Of Teacher Education
6. BEATINGO, IKYR T. College Of Criminal Justice Education
7. BESARIO, RENETTE ANN P. College Of Business Management
8. CANTILLER, MADELYN B. College Of Criminal Justice Education
9. CARAMIHAN, FLORDELIZ V. College Of Business Management
10. CASIO, MEL JOHN J. College Of Criminal Justice Education
11. CLARIDAD, CHERYL G. College Of Teacher Education
12. CLARIDO, CLINT B. College Of Computer Studies
13. CONSTANTINO, LEOPOLDO H. College Of Teacher Education
14. DELGADO, DELIZA GRACE T. College Of Computer Studies
15. DITCHING, SERONO P. College Of Computer Studies
16. EGONIO, JOEL JR. S. College Of Business Management
17. GABAYOYO, DAEDALUZ C. College Of Business Management
18. GAMOSA, GIA MARIE G. College Of Criminal Justice Education
19. GARCIA, GELMER S. College Of Agriculture and Forestry
20. GINETE, RICHIE ROSE B. College Of Criminal Justice Education
21. HAYAGAN, NIÑO V. College Of Computer Studies
22. HERNANDEZ, JESSEL ANN L. College Of Teacher Education
23. HERNANDO, MARA D. College Of Teacher Education
24. JARENO, JENNIFER V. College Of Business Management
25. LAMBO, MAY JOY E. College Of Teacher Education
26. LAYUMAS, ANTONIO III C. College Of Teacher Education
27. MAHINAY, CARINO G. College Of Teacher Education
28. MANOLONG, GLYN E. College Of Teacher Education
29. OGATES, ALEXIS D. College Of Teacher Education
30. OGHAYON, MERRY MAE A. College Of Teacher Education
31. PEREZ, LARRY JOHN A. College Of Teacher Education
32. QUIÑANOLA, BEAUTY S. College Of Business Management
33. RAMIREZ, EARL VINCENT H. College Of Agriculture and Forestry
34. ROTO, ROLEN N. College Of Teacher Education
35. SANTIAGO, FELECIANO L. College Of Computer Studies
36. SORIANO, ALEJANDRO II College Of Computer Studies
37. VARCA, YUL BRYAN M. College Of Computer Studies
38. VILLAGRACIA, RAFAEL C. College Of Agriculture and Forestry
39. VILLAR, JOVEN B. College Of Computer Studies
40. YBA, JESREY Y. College Of Teacher Education

LIST OF
NAME WORK STATUS
1. ALEGATO, CHRISTOPHER B. College Of Teacher Education
2. APELLERA, JEZABEL B. College Of Teacher Education
3. AYONG, ROCHELLE T. College Of Teacher Education
4. BERMEJO, MARIE THERESE T. College Of Criminal Justice Education
5. BOLHANO, ANABEL E. College Of Teacher Education
6. BRIONES, VERNEY M. College Of Agriculture and Forestry
7. CAHABAN, JOVEN C. College Of Teacher Education
8. CANDELARIO, EDDIE JR. D. College Of Agriculture and Forestry
9. CASTILLO, REZA DAVID A. College Of Business Management
10. CONVITE, CENTINEE M. College Of Teacher Education
11. CRISOSTOMO, CARYL JOY T. College Of Teacher Education
12. DELOS SANTOS, AMORLINA College Of Teacher Education
13. DELA TORRE, MARY GRACE S. College Of Criminal Justice Education
14. DOVIBAR, CHRISTIAN KIM L. College Of Teacher Education
15. ESCARTIN, MARIA DITAS O. College Of Teacher Education
16. JAMILI, MARY BERNADETTE M. College Of Teacher Education
17. LAGUNDAY, REYNALD D. College Of Teacher Education
18. LONGAKIT, JUDITH A. College Of Teacher Education
19. LUMANOG, PAULO A College Of Computer Studies
20. MAHILUM, ARNOLD B. College Of Teacher Education
21. NEPOMUCENO, MA. VILMA M. College Of Business Management
22. PADERNA, MARILYN P. College Of Teacher Education
23. PANERIO, JAKIELOU G. College Of Teacher Education
24. REGIDOR, ARNALDO L. College Of Criminal Justice Education
25. RODRIGUEZ, FERJOHN C. College Of Teacher Education
26. SALINAS, JOHN PAUL M. College Of Teacher Education
27. SANDOVAL, JONALYN D. College Of Computer Studies
28. SIEMBRA, JOHN PAUL P. College Of Teacher Education
29. TANGARORANG, RYAN CHRISTOPHER C. College Of Computer Studies
30. VILLEGAS, OWEN F. College Of Teacher Education
 CPSU PRESIDENT CPSU- DJVV SAN CARLOS CAMPUS

Message
There are moments in life that remind us why dreams
are worth fighting for — today is one of those moments.

To the students of Central Philippines State University –

San Carlos Campus, to our honored awardees, our
Abundiente, Maribeth D. Apurado, Solimar A. Rubrico, Danilo Jr. A.
beloved faculty and staff, parents, and distinguished HR Designee Campus Guidance Counselor
Scholarship Coordinator
guests, today is a milestone for all of you as you gather
under the theme: “Inspiring Tomorrow by Celebrating
Today’s Success.” Today’s activity is not just a
ceremony. It is a celebration woven with the threads of
hard work, perseverance, sacrifices, and victories —
both big and small. It is an extraordinary moment
because we pause together, to celebrate you: our dear
students, and the incredible journey that brought you
here.
Balogo, Ken M. Belleza, Aileen P. Bloron, Rollen Jay A.
Campus Administrator OSSA Coordinator Supply Officer In-Charge
Your achievements are not just measured by your grades or your ranks. They are measured by your
perseverance — the grit you showed in the face of challenges, the resilience you demonstrated in
difficult times, and the kindness and leadership you shared with your peers. These are the true
successes that will carry you through life far beyond the walls of CPSU.
Congratulations, once again! May you trailblaze paths of profound purpose and meaning.
Today is a reminder that success is never an accident. It is a culmination of intention, effort, and
faith. It is built every day — in the small decisions to stay committed, in the courage to ask for help
when needed, and in the choice to rise each time you stumble.
Cadosale Stephanie C. Capuyan, Romnick S. Cruz, Michael P. Marvin
And to you, dear graduates, you leave these halls not just with degrees but with a mission. A mission Sports and Cultural Coordinator CAF Department Head Assessment Officer In-Charge
to be wise leaders, compassionate citizens, innovators, and changemakers. The world you are
entering is complex and often unpredictable. But I believe with all my heart that you have been
prepared not just to survive it, but to transform it.

Remember this always: You are the living legacy of the dreams that built this university. As you leave
the walls of CPSU, may you remember that success is not about personal gain alone. True success
is measured by the lives you touch, the communities you lift, and the futures you inspire.
Congratulations, Batch 2025! May your futures be as infinite as your dreams, and may your wisdom
be the light that others will follow. May God bless your journey ahead! Dandan, Dexter G. Deocares, Glory Dunlao, Lovely J.
God bless. CCS Department Head CBM Instructor Quality Assurance Coordinator
 PROGRAMME
Sprawling in a 4,653.7-hectare land reservation, 19
• PROCESSIONAL Entrance of Colors kilometers from Kabankalan City, Negros Occidental and 17-
Swords
kilometers from the town of Mabinay, Negros Oriental, the
Registrar
Central Philippines State University (CPSU) is Dubbed as the first
Academic Honorees with Parents
Graduating Students with Parents Agricultural Institution in the country established by a Filipino
College of Agriculture and Forestry Superintendent in the name of Professor Jose F. Crisanto
College of Business and Management immediately after World War II. CPSU is located 97 kilometers to
College of Computer Studies Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental in the southeast.
College of Criminal Justice and Education
College of Teacher Education The colorful history of CPSU started when House Bill No. 396
Faculty and Staff
was introduced by Hon. Congressman Carlos Hilado, and co-
Academic Council
Administrative Council (Directors, Deans, etc.) authored by Congressman Limsiaco, Medina, Formilleza, Nietes
Vice Presidents and Arnaldo for the purpose of establishing one agricultural
Other Guests (LGU, PTA, DepEd, PNP, etc.) school in Negros Occidental of the Central Luzon Agricultural
Members of the Board of Regents
University President
School type. One of the immediate missions of the school was to hasten economic
Guest of Honor development of the country which was in the process of reconstruction by training the
• Invocation youth in scientific agriculture. House Bill No. 396 had ripened into Republic Act No. 43
• Philippine National Anthem ALADINO C. MORACA, Ph. D. that officially created the NEGROS OCCIDENTAL NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL
• Words of Welcome SUC President (NONAS) on October 2, 1946. It became operational on August 1 of the following year.
By Deans/ Program Heads
Had an Act No. 74 of the US Phil. Commission of 1901 been implemented as
• Presentation of Candidates for
Graduation planned and approved, NONAS should have been the first agricultural school established
ALADINO C. MORACA, Ph. D.
• Confirmation of Graduates SUC President in the country. Act No. 74 authorized the opening of the first three schools in the
Philippines during the American regime namely: Philippine Normal School of Arts and
• Introduction of the Commencement Trades in Luzon and an agricultural School in Negros Island. The first two schools are
Speaker the Philippine Normal University and the Technological University of the Philippines
• Commencement Speech EUGENIO JOSE “BONG” V. LACSON respectively, while the agricultural school supposed to have been established in the island
Governor of Negros was not realized due to unknown reasons.
JULES A. LEDESMA
The school was converted to NEGROS OCCIDENTAL AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
Congressman, 1st District
(NOAC) by virtue of Presidential Authority on September 6, 1977. NONAS has served the
• Awarding of Plaque of Appreciation to To be given by President and assisted by pioneering students of 31 years from 1946 to 1977 while NOAC steadfastly, turned out
the Commencement Speaker OSSA/Campus Administrator both college and high school graduates for 24 years prior to its conversion to NSCA.
• Distribution of Diplomas To be led by Office of the Registrar
• Inspirational Message Guest NOAC then was converted into a state college known as the NEGROS STATE
• Inspirational Message Guest COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE (NSCA) by virtue of R.A. 9141 dated July 3, 2001. Hon.
• Awarding of Academic Awards To be given by OSSA
Congressman Genaro “Lim-ao” Alvarez, Jr. of the 6th District of Negros Occidental
• Commencement Address JULIE ANN CASIPONG M. BSHM
• Pledge of Loyalty
sponsored House Bill. 9873 which was co-authored by Hon. Congressman Carlos Roberto
DONDY MARANGGA E. BESED SCI
• Alumni Pledge FERNANDO D. ABELLO, PhD Santiago O. Cojuangco, Montemayor, Montilla, Teodoro and Villar and the
• Graduation Song Graduating Students Congresswoman Marcos and Villanueva in the House of Representatives. In the Senate
• Graduation Dance Graduating Students Hon. Senator Juan Ponce Enrile was the first to file Senate Bill No. 1920 which was
• CPSU School Hymn Graduating Students followed by Hon. Senator Loren Legarda who also filed Senate Bill No. 1927 all taking
• Recessional into consideration House Bill No. 9873.
 NO LAST NAME FIRST NAME M.I. RATING COURSE HONORS
1. ABONDIENTE ANECITA R. 36. GABUYA ERICA D.
29 SUICO MERALIE L. 1.468 BSHM MAGNA CUM LAUDE
2. AGOSTIINES MARISS H. 37. GARGARITA JONALAINE D.
3. ALBARICO JR. CHALIE C. 38. GASALATAN ROCEL L. 30 CAMINGAY GLENDA V. 1.474 BSAB MAGNA CUM LAUDE
4. ALCANTARA MARY GRACE R. 39. GAVILEÑO ANDREA KYTE N.
31 DACULA APRIL MARY ROSE P. 1.475 BSED-MATH MAGNA CUM LAUDE
5. ALINGASA RAINARIO D. 40. GEMINA EVANDER C.
6. ALLAWAN MICAELA R. 41. GOMO ANVOLENE L. 32 TANOCO MARY JOY N. 1.476 BSHM MAGNA CUM LAUDE
7. ALQUIZA RECHEL JANE T. 42. GUILLERMO MARGIE P. 33 DOMINGO MARMAE A. 1.479 BSHM MAGNA CUM LAUDE
8. ALQUIZA ROBIE-ANN T. 43. HELARDINO MILYN C.
9. ADAGAN JAMIL B. 44. HERNANDO LEAH VERONICA C. 34 BALANCAR MARIBEL A. 1.483 BSIT MAGNA CUM LAUDE
10. ARAÑEZ RED J.
45. JAKOSALEM EZA MAY R. 35 PANILAGAO ROSEMARIE L. 1.488 BSIT MAGNA CUM LAUDE
11. BACALSO DOROTHY C.
46. LABAJO BABY QUENNIE S.
12. BALANSAG DANE ANGEL E. 36 ARADAN ANGELINE D. 1.489 BSED-MATH MAGNA CUM LAUDE
47. LABAREOS DAISY JANE R.
13. BARBON CHERRY-ANN L.
14. BARCENAL MARICHO C.
48. LABRADOR MAE ANN P. 37 SERISOLA CHRISTINE M. 1.491 BSHM MAGNA CUM LAUDE

15. BARQUIN MICHELE B. 49. LANGAMON LOVELY M. GUILLEN GISSELE C. 1.492 BSED-MATH MAGNA CUM LAUDE
38
16. BAYOT JELYCA H. 50. LAÑOJAN GELAMIE A.
GONZALES MARIANE L. 1.492 BEED MAGNA CUM LAUDE
17. BELEGANIO JAY S. 51. LARASIGUE JONNA MAE B. 39

18. BELNAS SHARA MAE R. 52. LARIDA ANALYN M. 40 LARIOSA MYLENE C. 1.495 BSIT MAGNA CUM LAUDE
19. BRILLANTES JAY R P. 53. LARITA JUIN ANTONETH J.
41 REDUCTO JENNY LOU D. 1.495 BSED-MATH MAGNA CUM LAUDE
20. CABALLERO ALYSON KATE 54. LAURENTE CHRYSTEL FAITH O.
21. CABANES ALYSSA M. 55. LIBRE ELLYN JHEANNE C. 42 BAYNOSA JHENLIE S. 1.497 BEED MAGNA CUM LAUDE
22. CABUENAS RHEA ANGELINA E. 56. LIMPIO CHRISTIE MAE N.
43 LEONES LEONESA L. 1.498 BSED-SCIENCE MAGNA CUM LAUDE
23. CAMANGYAN GRETHCEN S. 57. LING REY E.
24. CANOY ABIGAIL O. 58. LOCSIN JELYN L. 44 CAPARIDA MYLENE M. 1.501 BEED MAGNA CUM LAUDE
25. CARANTO J.G F. 59. LOGARTA FRANCE JOSHUA A. 45 ANTIPUESTO GRACE ANN M. 1.503 BEED MAGNA CUM LAUDE
26. CASIPONG JULIE ANN M. 60. LOSARIA ANGELIE M.
27. CASTRO JEREMY B. 61. LUSPE ZYRA B. 46
28. DABUCOL JAMICA L. 62. MAG-AWAY MAY ANNE A. 47
29. DALAGUIT DEXEL GRACE S. 63. MAGDAYAO JASON M.
30. DE ARCE CHREITINE JOY E. 48
64. MAGLINTE JERRYME C.
31. DELIMA DEXIE JANE A.
65. MAGSICO RENE N. 49
32. DIONALDO AIZA T.
66. MAHILUM JOYCE S.
33. DOMINGO MARME A.
34. ESPELITA JAYREL C.
67. MANIGOS AILEEN A.
35. FUROG MARIFEL P. 68. MANONGSONG ANGELICA D.
69. MANSUETO TRACY GIVERYL S.
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2. ALAGAR, R. FRANCIS M. 37. DONAL, LUCIANA O. 2. ANTOQUE, HYACINTH IRELE R. 37. OYOS, KECIA KERIN J.
3. ALGADIPE, JAYVER P. 38. DUMDUM, CAILA C. 3. ARGONCILLO, CHRISTIAN A. 38. PANUNCIAR, MAYBELYN M.
4. ALIERMO, EMMANUEL P. 39. ERA, NENWELL D. 4. ASOPRE, MEJANE A. 39. PARLUCHA, DAHNA MAE B.
5. ALINGASA, NICA F. 40. ESCUADRO, ROLEX B. 5. CASTILLO, CRISTALE MAE E. 40. POLARON, MARJORIE C.
6. ANTONIO, HARREY A. 41. ESPELITA, JOHN PAOLO P. 6. CASTRO, CHERRY JANE B. 41. PONSICA, JOAN KATE L.
7. ARDA, RENEGIEN S. 42. FERRER, GLEN MAE A. 7. DESOYO, MARCK JULLIAN C. 42. RESGUARDO, AREN MAE P.
8. ARROGANTE, JOHN LEONARD D. 43. FLORES, GHERRICA V. 8. DETIC, ALEJANDRO II C. 43. SALADO, MARIA DIANNE
9. BABA, ANGEL M. 44. HALAPA, JELLIE 9. ESCONDE, HANIE A. 44. SANCHEZ, RAMELITO, JR. C.
10. BAGUIO, ADRIAN CHRISTIAN R. 45. INODEO, ILYN E. 10. GABO, JHACEL MAE T. 45. SILVANO, SHEKINAH A.
11. BALANCAR, MARIBEL A. 46. JUNSAY, ALEXTER JAKE B. 11. GARING, HANAHBEL R. 46. SISON, MANILYN E.
12. BARBON, ARABELA A. 47. LACOSTALES, SHEILA A. 12. GARLET, VILMEGIEL B. 47. TACQUIAN, KYLE MARRISS U.
13. BARELLANO, MARK A. 48. LAGUDA, WILSON D. 13. GENON, JENIBEL M. 48. TANGHAL, ESTEFANIE M.
14. BATUSBATUSAN, TRISHA JANE L.49. LANNGA, JOHN ERVING D. 14. GONZAGA, MA. ANIRED O. 49. TAPIO, CHEEZCA MARIE ROSEVELLE D.
[Link], JOECALOU J. 50. LARIOSA, MYLENE C. 15. GUARIN, MAE JAMAICA C. 50. TINGAL, RHEA C.
16. BAYKING, JAIME N. 51. LEGARIA, APRIL ROSE D. 16. HELIM, MARISSA M. 51. VALIENTE, CRYSTAL CLEAR G.
17. BELEGANIO, HANN SAMM A. 52. LIBONGCOGON, LOWIE V. 17. IGLESIA, ALYSSA 52. VALLESPIN, MARVIN JR. F.
18. BELAGANIO, SHARA, C. 53. MACAPOBRE, MICHO JESSRICK L. 18. JUMAGDAO, JEMIMA MAE E. 53. VEGA, MERCY GRACE G.
19. BENIGAY, CRISTIAN JAY B. 54. MAHILUM, CHEZTER WAYNE O. 19. LABRADOR, MARIEL P. 54. VELOSO, RONEL P.
20. BUCAO, REYMOND JAMES B. 55. MAHINAY, CHRISTIAN C. 20. LAGDAMEN, DIANA MARIE R. 55. VILLARUEL, STEFANIE B.
21. BUTALID, JAY-R E. 56. MAHINAY, ANGELO 21. LANGRIO, EDISON JR. D.
22. CABABA, MARIEL P. 57. MAHUSAY, JEGIE B. 22. LANZA, MATTHEW CAREY MAE G.
23. CABABAT, GERALDINE L. 58. MALLORCA, SHANE A. 23. LANZA, MATTHEW DEVINE JOY G.
24. CACANOG, KENT IAN U. 59. MANGUBAT, JOHN PAUL D. 24. LAZALA, CARL ANGELO A.
25. CAMORO, JAMAICA L. 60. MANGUILIMOTAN, JAYCO S. 25. LEONES, LEONESA L.
26. CARITAN, RHIZZY JAY A. 61. MARQUEZ, RAY VEE L. 26. LINGAOLINGAO, VENCHIE V.
27. CELESTE, KENT HAROLD B. 62. MEONIS, JESCEL L. 27. LOQUELOQUE, ALDRIN L.
28. CLARION, ROLAND L. 63. MESA, JANICE S. 28. LUGAY, JOHN FIL L.
29. CUEVAS, SEAN BABES A. 64. NEMENZO, JOSE RANDOLF B. 29. MAG-ASO, ERICKA D.
30. DAQUIADO, JOMARISH B. 65. NEPA, CHRISTIAN MARK V. 30. MANOLO, HAZEL M.
31. DATULIO, SETH NIMROD B. 66. NUEVO, JOHN NEUMANN 31. MARABILLO, CHESKA
32. DEL ROSARIO, GILLI A. 67. OGUIA, LOVELY ALEXANDRA G. 32. MARANGGA, DONDY E.
33. DELA TORRE, AMELITA L. 68. OLIVEROS, JOHN PATRICK MILES G. 33. MARANI, ANTOMIE MOREEN M.
69. OLMEDO, DULCE AMOR R. 34. MASABA, DARFILLE J.
34. DELIMA, APRIL ROSE T.
70. PANILAGAO, ROSEMARIE L.
35. DENOPOL, ELLAIZA MAE D. 35. MERJAMIN, JOSEPHINE D.
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29. ABENDAN, EUGEN L. 2. MADRID, CHRISTIAN JOY C. 1. ANTIPUESTO, GRACE ANN M.
30. ACUIN, EARL JOHN A. 3. MAHILUM, JUSTINE J. 2. APORADOR, MARIEL E.
31. ALBIA, SARAH JANE B. 4. MARAMARA, IVAN NIÑO M. 3. BALOCOS, JEMAIMAH C.
32. ALVARADO, JOSHUA A. 5. MARINO, JOEL F. 4. BAYNOSA, JHENLIE S.
33. BABA, RICHARD D. 6. MARTINEZ, JOHN LEONARD R. 5. CABALLERO, JOHANNA MICHELLE C.
34. BACONGCO, KENT T. 7. MARTINEZ, JOSE RICKY D. 6. CABANDO, JOAN MIE E.
35. BAGO, DENVER C. 8. MARZON, JHUSEL ADRIANNE V. 7. CAPARIDA, MYLENE M.
36. BAGUIO, EDILMAR D. 9. MATEO, CASEY E. 8. CONDIMAN, BHEA JANE M.
37. BAYNOSA, NIÑO IAN M. 10. MEMES, MICAH V. 9. ERE-ER, SYLVIA P.
38. BERJOLANO, MARK BRAYLL A. 11. MOSQUERA JR., REYNALDO M. 10. GONZALES, MARIANE L.
39. BRASONA, BLESSYL A. 12. PACONLA, SHAREL NINE D. 11. HILLACONE, JESAMIE P.
40. BUENAFLOR, JOHN KYLE M. 13. PEPITO, GUNDO V. 12. MAHINAY, MARY GRACE B.
41. BUISANARHIEZ KURT C. 14. PERCOJELES, JUDEL P. 13. MANDAL, JOANNE ROUQ B.
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49. DESOYO, REYMOND JAY S.
20. TALLO, ANNIE S.
22. VENTURA, JOWILLA S.
50. DOMO, MARK B.
21. TILAG, RIALYN S.
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51. DY, BEVERLY B. 24. VILLAGRACIA, EDRIAN B.
52. ESPAÑOLA, JABIN KEEFE M. 25. VILLAMERO, KAREN R.
53. FERNANDEZ, KENT A. 26. VILLAR, JOHN KENNETH M.
54. FLORES, JOHN KHARL F. 27. VILLARICO, APRIL JOY C.
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61. JOGNO, AMER S.
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 A-NEW-BEGINNING-ACROSS-ALL-TIME Song Pacito L. Sargado.

We've come so far, Now the day is here.

Memories made, and the world's so clear.
Through the highs and lows, we've found our way.
Now we're standing at the edge of a brand-new day.

We laughed; we cried we grew so strong

We're ready now, where we belong.
The future's calling, we'll answer true
With hearts so bold and dreams that flew.

Here's to the moments, that shaped who we are.

To the road ahead, we'll chase every star.
We're more than ready, the worlds in our hands, a new beginning, it's time to stand.
We'll write our story, make it shine
Together forever, across all time.

Through the doors we walk, our paths untold

With the courage to be brave and the strength to hold.
We'll face what comes, we'll stand so tall.
No matter where life leads, we'll give it our all
And this is when the moments turn to memories
And this is when the future gets so clear to see
And this is when tonight becomes a masterpiece
And this is when the moments turn to memories, memories

We laughed; we cried we grew so strong We're ready now, where we belong.

The future's calling, just for me and you. Let’s make it count, let's see it through

Here's to the moments, that shaped who we are.

To the road ahead, we'll chase every star.
We're more than ready, the worlds in our hands, a new beginning, it's time to stand.
We’ll write our story, make it shine
Together forever, across all time.

This is our time; we'll rise and fly, with every dream, we'll touch the sky
We've learned, we've loved, we've grown., Now we know we're never alone.

Here's to the moments, that shaped who we are.

To the road ahead, we'll chase every star.
We're more than ready, the worlds in our hands, a new beginning, it's time to stand.
We'll write our story, make it shine
Together forever, across all time.
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Flores, Aladin M. Gayamo, Chiquit A. Hermosa, Noe T.

General Services Office In-Charge GAD Focal Person COTED Program Head

Hilado, Raymond Rolin Magno, Joel F. Mendoza, Ann Margarit P.

CCJE Department Head Research Coordinator Clinic Nurse

Oñate, Ronaldo T. Panunciar, Domric M. Poculan, Cherrymae M.

CBM Department Head Extension Coordinator Dean of Instruction

Ramada, Juje C. Samulde, Joen K. Tangga, Angeline E.

Campus Registrar Campus Librarian Yearbook Adviser
 CPSU VICE PRESIDENT FOR
Finally, Hon. Senators Tessie Aquino-Oreta and John H.
Osmeña filed Senate Bill No. 2263 in substitution of the Senate
Bills earlier introduced by Senator Juan Ponce Enrile and
ACADEMIC AFAIRS
Senator Loren Legarda. The co-sponsors of Senate Bill No. 2263
were Honorable Senators Rodolfo Biason, Juan Flavier, Robert
Message
Jaworski, Ramon Magsaysay, Jr., BlasOple, Aquilino Pimentel, “LEGACY OF WISDOM, CELEBRATING SUCCESS: 75 YEARS
Jr., Ramon Revilla, Raul Roco, Vicente Sotto III, and Francisco STRONG AND INFINITE FUTURES”
Tatad. Its conversion mandated to maintain, strengthen and
expand the originally lifted expertise of NOAC by creating To the proud torchbearers of Central Philippines State
extension campuses. University – the graduates of Batch 2025 – today, you do
Not so long after its conversion into a state college, not just close a chapter; you open a world of infinite
through the insistent and excellent leadership of Hon. Atty. possibilities. You carry with you not only the knowledge you
Mercedes ‘Cheding’ K. Alvarez, Congress-woman of the 6th have earned but also the legacy of a university that, for 75
District, Negros Occidental, NSCA was then converted into a years, has stood as a pillar of wisdom, strength, and
State University known as CENTRALPHILIPPINES STATE transformation.
UNIVERSITY (CPSU). Hon. Alvarez sponsored House Bill No.
Each of you is a story of perseverance—of dreams fueled by sacrifice, of silent struggles
1814 together cosponsors, Hon. Ignacio T. Arroyo,
turned into small victories, of lessons learned far beyond the classroom. You have
Congressman, 5th District, Negros Occidental and Hon. Alfredo
reached this day because you chose to rise above the challenges, to keep going when it
B. Benitez, Congressman, 3rd District, Negros Occidental.
would have been easier to stop. And now, you stand at the threshold of a future that is
waiting for your voice, your ideas, and your impact.
In the Senate, Senator Ramon ‘Bong’ Revilla, Jr. sponsored Senate Bill No. 2874
that finally ripened into a law, R.A. 10228 dated October 19, 2012 paving the way to the
As Vice President for Academic Affairs, I have seen firsthand the strength and character
conversion of NSCA into CPSU.
this graduating class has demonstrated. You are not just recipients of diplomas—you are
CPSU’s expansion is evident all throughout the island as its campuses are
bearers of the CPSU identity: grounded in service, driven by purpose, and ready to lead
strategically located in the City of Sipalay, Municipalities of Hinoba-an, Cauayan, Ilog and
with compassion and excellence. May the wisdom you gained here not end with your
Candoni in the South, Municipalities of Hinigaran and Moises Padilla in the Central Negros,
graduation, but grow deeper as you face the complexities of the world outside these
and in the City of Victorias and City of San Carlos in the North.
gates.

Today, CPSU main campus is traversed by an all-weather national highway and

Let this moment remind you that success is not only about personal gain, but about
accessible to regular buses and jeepneys plying Bacolod via Kabankalan City in the
creating space for others to rise with you. Whether you return to serve your
Occidental side and Dumaguete City via the Municipality of Mabinay in the Oriental side.
communities, pursue higher learning, or take bold steps into new industries, may your
It can also be reached from various points in Negros either by air through Silay City and
journey always reflect the values instilled in you at CPSU—resilience, humility, and a
Dumaguete City airports or by sea through regular fast crafts and ships at any point in the
commitment to nation-building. In your success, may others find hope.
Visayas. CPSU has been attracting students not only from the different towns in Negros
In you, the legacy continues. In you, the future takes shape.
but also from the neighboring island provinces in the Western Visayas Region. Its
Congratulations, Class of 2025—you are 75 years of strength rising into a future without
agricultural programs and projects, competent faculty and staff, pleasant and conducive
limits.
environment to learning, have constantly drawn clients who wish to acquire appropriate
technology and skills for productive, decent and gainful living. DR. GRENNY I. JUNGCO
Vice-President for Academic Affairs
CPSU upholds its academic culture which states that: TODAY IS BETTER THAN Central Philippines State University
YESTERDAY AND TOMMORROW WILL BE BETTER THAN TODAY."
 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRIBUSINESS
1. AGUANTA, CHARLYN MAY L.
NO LAST NAME FIRST NAME M.I. RATING COURSE HONORS
2. ARDIENTES, JONH MARK D.
1 MANOLO NIKKO M. 1.507 BSED-MATH CUM LAUDE 3. AZUCENA, JOESSEL F.
4. BALANSAG, BLESS A.
2 TAYUCO ANGELICA D. 1.509 BSHM CUM LAUDE
5. BAYLOSIS, KEVIN A.
3 SILVANO SHEKINAH A. 1.51 BSED-SCI CUM LAUDE 6. BELEGANIO, VERGIL C.
7. CAMINGAY, GLENDA V.
4 MAHUSAY JEGIE B. 1.526 BSIT CUM LAUDE
8. CAÑETE, MARY GRACE A.
5 SALDUA MERCY B. 1.527 BSED-MATH CUM LAUDE 9. CAÑETE, JOSHUA C.
10. CANOY, JHENY MAY M.
6 ORTEGA MA-LYN M. 1.528 BSED-MATH CUM LAUDE
11. CAUZARIN, NELSON Y.
7 SATES MARIBETH A. 1.528 BEED CUM LAUDE 12. COGONON, ALDRICH A.
13. DESCARTIN, WELKINCE C.
8 BELARGO SEDNIE P. 1.529 BSED-MATH CUM LAUDE
14. EDEM, NIKKI P.
9 HIPANAO MICAH EZRA A. 1.560 BSED-MATH CUM LAUDE 15. ENEM, LEA P.
16. ESCARIO, LESLIE V.
10 LIBRE ELLYN JHEANNE C. 1.531 BSHM CUM LAUDE
17. ESQUERDO, MAE ANN CHRISTINE M.

11 OMBOY ELMER R. 1.537 BSED-MATH CUM LAUDE 18. GABALES, MARY GRACE A.
19. INDINO, ANTHONY HERO B.
ALBARICO KISSIE JANE C. 1.54 BSED-MATH CUM LAUDE
12 20. MENDOZA, ROD G.
13 PARANA CHAMAE ELLA A. 1.55 BSIT CUM LAUDE 21. MEONIS, JONEL L.
22. PANILAGAO, ROGEL G.
MARAMARA IVAN NIÑO M. 1.563 BSCRIM CUM LAUDE
14 23. PARANGAN, JUSTINE I.
15 MANAYA JUVELYN V. 1.568 BSED-MATH CUM LAUDE 24. PASILLOS, PEDRO JR. B.
25. RECAÑA, SUSAN S.
ARROGANTE JOHN LEONARD D. 1.604 BSIT CUM LAUDE
16 26. SAGOLILI, ROSELLE J.
27. SAMOLDE, MARGILOU V.
28. TUTING, MARJON JAMIL D.
29. CABAÑOG, JESSALYN C.
NO LAST NAME FIRST NAME M.I. RATING COURSE HONORS

1 CASIPONG JULIE ANN M. 1.286 BSHM MAGNA CUM LAUDE 70. MARINAY, PRINCESS MAE B.
2 LINGAOLINGAO VENCHIE V.. 1.335 BSED-SCIENCE MAGNA CUM LAUDE 71. MENDOZA, DANIELA MARIE B.
3 MARANGGA DONDY E. 1.342 BSED- SCIENCE MAGNA CUM LAUDE
72. MONDRAGON, JADE C.
73. MONTANO, ISHELLE G.
4 MENDOZA ROD G. 1.345 BSAB MAGNA CUM LAUDE
74. NENGASCA, JESSA MAE B.
5 LASPOBRES SHELAN M. 1.347 BS CRIM MAGNA CUM LAUDE 75. ONDOY, JAEMAR A.
6 NENGASCA JESSA MAE B. 1.352 BSHM MAGNA CUM LAUDE 76. PACALDO, CHENEST C.
77. PAGHUBASAN, QUEENZIE MAY C.
7 ABELLO PITCHIE G. 1.356 BS CRIM MAGNA CUM LAUDE
78. PANAGUITON, REGIE B.
8 CADUHADA BEVERLY G. 1.392 BSED-MATH MAGNA CUM LAUDE 79. PARAISO, JAMIL M.
9 PANUNCIAR MAYBELYN M. 1.400 BSED-SCIENCE MAGNA CUM LAUDE 80. PATEREZ, MARIZ A.
10 RESGUARDO AREN MAE P.. 1.409 BSED-SCIENCE MAGNA CUM LAUDE
81. PECHON, LOVER MAE I.
82. PERALES, MARY LOWEND S.
11 PONSICA JOAN KATE L. 1.411 BSED-SCIENCE MAGNA CUM LAUDE
83. PESA, ALDRIN J.
12 GAYOLA MAE ANN R.. 1.412 BS CRIM MAGNA CUM LAUDE 84. RABACA, CHRISTIAN T.
13 MAGLINTE JERRYME C. 1.414 BSHM MAGNA CUM LAUDE 85. RAJAHMODA, NORMINA V.
86. REBUCAS, LOREME U.
14 NEPA CHRISTIAN MARK V. 1.427 BSIT MAGNA CUM LAUDE
87. SALAZAR, JHON MARK S.
15 DELA TORRE NICOLE 1.430 BSED-MATH MAGNA CUM LAUDE 88. SALDUA, GRCAE BELLE T.
16 GEMINA EVAN DER C. 1.432 BSHM MAGNA CUM LAUDE 89. SAMLLANO, LORENZENA U.
17 BACOLI CIELO MITH J. 1.437 BSED-MATH MAGNA CUM LAUDE
90. SANTOS, JENELYN P.
91. SARATAN, SHELLA M.
18 MAG-AWAY MAY ANNE A. 1.438 BSHM MAGNA CUM LAUDE
92. SARATAN, JEANNE MAE O.
19 SARATAN SHELLA M. 1. 442 BSHM MAGNA CUM LAUDE 93. SERISOLA, CHRISTINE M.
20 TAN CRYSTEL P. 1.445 BSIT MAGNA CUM LAUDE 94. SERNAL, CHRISTIAN
95. SOLITARIO, GEOVEN S.
21 BABA ANGEL M. 1.448 BSIT MAGNA CUM LAUDE
96. SUICO, MERALIE L.
22 BARBON ARABELA A. 1.448 BSIT MAGNA CUM LAUDE 97. TANOCO, MARY JOY N.
23 LANDAO MA. VIRGEN S. 1.449 BSED-MATH MAGNA CUM LAUDE 98. TAYUCO, ANGELICA C.
24 MAHILUM JOYCE S. 1.452 BSHM MAGNA CUM LAUDE
99. TELINGBAN, JORIZ S.
100. TEMPLE, DANICA M.
25 DELA TORRE AMELITA L. 1.453 BSIT MAGNA CUM LAUDE
101. TILLO, ANGEL A.
26 ERE-ER SYLVIA P. 1.454 BEED MAGNA CUM LAUDE 102. VILLABETO, SHARAME M.
27 SAMILLANO RICK LORENCE T. 1.456 BSED-MATH MAGNA CUM LAUDE 103. VILLARINO, ELALENE L.
28 GABALES MARY GRACE A. 1.468 BSAB MAGNA CUM LAUDE
 MATHEMATICS
1. ABELLA, NELJOHN A. 36. ROMERO, LENNALYN C.
71. PARANA, CHAMAE ELLA A.
2. ALBARICO, KISSIE JANE C. 37. SALAZAR, CHERRY ANN B.
72. PERICO, ANJO L.
3. ARADAN, ANGELINE D. 38. SALDUA, MERCY B.
73. RAMADA, JESUS JR.
4. BACOLI, CIELO MITH J. 39. SAMILLANO, RICK LORENCE T.
74. RAMAN, JOHN PHILIP S.
5. BACULI, MA. ELENA C. 40. SARITA, GEREVEL R.
75. SALIMBAGAT, KIM CARLO A.
6. BAROLO, CAMEL L. 41. SOTES, JAMESON S.
76. SALUMAG, JEANNIE ROSE A.
7. BELARGO, SEDNIE P. 42. SARMIENTO, JET C.
77. SANCHEZ, GERTUDE S.
8. BENIGAY, ELSE A.
78. SARI, MARY JOY C.
9. BONGHANOY, ELISHA ISHE L.
79. SERRANO, AMADO JR. C.
10. CADUHADA, BEVERLY G.
80. SEVILLENO, RAVEN ERL B.
11. CARPINA, KEANNE R.
81. TAGPUNO, MHEL ANGELO O.
12. DACULA, APRIL MARY ROSE P.
82. TAMAÑO, GLENIZEL C.
13. DELA TORRE, NICOLE
83. TAN, CRYSTEL P.
14. DOMO, KARYL JANE O.
84. TANGARORANG, FRANCIS ALFRED B.
15. DURERO, JAMAICA R.
85. UGDIMAN, MISHELLE L.
16. FALAMINIANO, JC ANNE
86. VALENCIA, MARCO E.
17. GABUYA, REYNALDO JR. D.
87. VENCING, VESPERIDYL L.
18. GUILLEN, GISSELE C.
88. VERGARA, HARLY S.
19. GUISIHAN, ANGELO JAMES C.
89. VILLANUEVA, DRIXY LIR M.
20. HIPANAO, MICAH EZRA A.
21. JUNSAY, JULIANA T.
22. LANDAO, MA. VIRGEN S.
23. LIBRADILLA, HANNIAH C.
24. LUMAWAG, JULIBE N.
25. MANAYA, JUVELYN V.
26. MANOLO, NIKKO M.
27. OBRERO, KATHLEEN PEARL D.
28. OMBOY, ELMER R.
29. ORTEGA, [Link] M.
30. PEQUE, AIZA N.
31. PLADERO, JUDY ANN L.
32. REDUCTO, JENNY LOU D.
33. REYES, SHEKINAH E.
34. RICALDO, MICHO P.
35. RIMANDO, RANIEL S.