TAU is in the West

     Tarlac, IloIlo HEIs forge ties

By Jerome L. Duque

Tarlac Agricultural University (TAU) has inked a deal with another prominent university.

After a series of exploratory talks, West Visayas State University (WVSU), one of the most well-respected higher education institutions (HEIs) in the Hiligaynon-speaking region, vowed to collaborate with TAU on a number of priority areas.

TAU holds exploratory talks with volunteer organization

By Jerome L. Duque

Tarlac Agricultural University’s (TAU) President, Dr. Max P. Guillermo, together with some university officials, convened with the representatives from Philippine National Volunteer Service Coordinating Agency (PNVSCA) for an inter-agency dialogue on 22 April.

As it leaps to rank 201-300 in Quality Education

     TAU retains overall spot (601-800) in THE Impact Rankings, up by 11.4 points

Text by Mr. Jerome L. Duque

Poster by Mr. John Paul Q. Gordovin

The Tarlac Agricultural University (TAU) has ranked in all 17 indicators of this year’s Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings enabling it to maintain its 601-800th place among 1,406 higher education institutions (HEIs) in the world.

TAU-GAD kicks off activities for women’s month

The GAD office commenced its initiatives to educate more women and men and give inspiration for them to move forward and survive their respective challenges and difficulties during and even before the new normal. One of its initiatives was to review the GAD agenda of the university. With the theme “TAU GAD in Review: Hearing Your Voices Towards Development,” Dr. Marianne P. Villaruel, the director of GAD Office, spearheaded a focus group discussion with some faculty members and staff of the university to review and recalibrate the GAD agenda which must be leaning towards economic emancipation and empowerment of women in the margins. To further support such efforts, Dr. Villaruel also facilitated a conference meeting to encourage more TAU faculty-researchers and extensionists to present their projects and programs that would help TAU become gender sensitive and gender inclusive institution. 

P2A culminates virtual mobility, plugs ASEAN tourism on Tiktok

Text by Mr. Jerome L. Duque

Poster by Mr. John Paul Q. Gordovin

To push for the recovery of the tourism sector and foster cross-cultural understanding among Southeast Asian youth, the Passage to ASEAN (P2A) recognized outstanding promotional concepts during the closing ceremony of the Virtual Mobility in Hospitality & Tourism 2022 on 14 April.

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          TAU, SUC partners embark on comprehensive academic partnership with Canada’s York U

By Mr. Jerome L. Duque (TAU-ELIA)

Tarlac Agricultural University and other Philippine State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) have reached an agreement with York University in Canada to integrate collaborative activities in special projects, joint lectures, and high-level discussions through the Globally Networked Learning (GNL) platform.

SEAMEO INNOTECH partners with TAU for LMS implementation

To facilitate cooperation towards the implementation of the Learning Management System component of the “SMART University Platform for TAU,” the Tarlac Agricultural University (TAU) and the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization – Regional Center for Educational Innovation and Technology (SEAMEO-INNOTECH) entered into a Memorandum of Understanding at the latter’s office located at Quezon City, Metro Manila on December 2, 2016.

Dr. Max P. Guillermo, TAU President and Dr. Ramon Bacani, Center Director of SEAMEO INNOTECH represented the two institutions, respectively, in the signing as witnessed by Dr. Ernesto A. Viray, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Edmundo Baccay, Director for Curriculum and Instruction; Dr. Christine N. Ferrer, ELIA Director, all from TAU and Mr. Benito E. Benoza, the other party’s Manager for Knowledge Management and Networking Office. 

TAU targets massive learning facilities and infrastructure development

Now that the Tarlac Agricultural University (TAU) has landed her feet on higher grounds, bigger responsibilities also come along its way. Infrastructures take the front line of priorities. Thus to better serve clients, several projects have been laid down towards the long envisioned world class facilities.

As of December 2016, 14 infrastructure projects have been completed. These include the (1) rehabilitation of the Engineering Rice Mill Laboratory, (2) rehabilitation of the College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) Large Animal Dissecting Shed, (3) rehabilitation of Don Onofre Martin Hall of the College of Agriculture and Forestry (CAF), (4) rehabilitation of the Poultry Laboratory of CVM, (5) rehabilitation in Integrated Science Laboratory, (6) rehabilitation of Voc-Tech Building of the College of Education (CED), (7) rehabilitation and conversion of the Food Center to Technology Laboratory Building, (8) rehabilitation of the Post-harvest Laboratory, (9) repair of tennis court perimeter fence and pathway, (10) drainage pipes,  (11) repair of Executive House garage, (12) repair and rehabilitation of piggery storage, (13) repair and rehabilitation of Integrated Laboratory experiment area, and (14) repair and rehabilitation of Farm Machinery shed.