University of Cagayan Valley
The University of Cagayan Valley is a private non-sectarian university in Cagayan Valley Region, Philippines. It was formerly known as Cagayan Teachers College and then Cagayan Colleges Tuguegarao.
=History=
The University of Cagayan Valley, formerly known as the Cagayan Colleges Tuguegarao and Cagayan Teachers College, was founded in April 1948, from the rubbles and devastating aftermath of World War II. The country was still in economic chaos; most schools have been destroyed or burned and were being rebuilt and rehabilitated. There was a dearth of teachers all over the country and people were just getting over their travails and horrifying experiences during the war.
Tuguegarao was not spared by the war. The Japanese forces were everywhere. In fact, the Japanese Army had a large contingent quartered in the Old Selecta Ladies Dormitory owned and operated by the late Doña Caridad S. Ventura-Perez, located at the site now occupied by the Dr. Matias Ponce Perez, Sr. Building commonly known as the CCT Main Building. As a result of the bombings of American forces to destroy enemy installations, the Old Selecta as well as the whole “Centro” of Tuguegarao was reduced to ashes and only few buildings were left standing after the war.
It was during the long war years while on evacuation that Atty. Matias Ponce Perez Sr. concretized his life-long dream and promise to the Cagayan electorate in the early 1930s of founding a school which can offer affordable higher education. At that time, there were no institutions of higher learning in Tuguegarao nor in nearby areas, that one had to go to Manila to obtain a college education.
Atty. Perez had a great foresight. He had foreseen that after the war, there would be a great need for more schools, for better trained and more qualified teachers. During that period, even teachers in the public school needed to grow professionally as many of them were just high school or secondary normal college graduates. Thus, in April 1948, with the help of his friends, relatives and some public school officials, and with the inspiration and guidance of his wife, Mrs. Caridad S. Ventura-Perez, the Cagayan Colleges Tuguegarao formerly CTC, now UCV was born.
The Cagayan Teachers College now University of Cagayan Valley started modestly. Its course offerings during its first year of academic operation were limited to Elementary Teacher's Certificate and Bachelor of Science in Education. Soon after, other courses were offered.
Because it was felt that the old name of the Institution, “Cagayan Teachers College” was already a misnomer, considering the fact that the Institution has begun to offer courses other than teaching, the Board of Trustees in 1983 amended Article II of the original Articles of Incorporation to change the Institution's name to Cagayan Colleges Tuguegarao.
Hand in hand with the Institution's academic expansion, its physical facilities and structures are also being improved and expanded. To accommodate the growing number of enrollees, the Institution maintains two campuses; the College Avenue Campus where the Dr. Matias P. Perez Building is located, and the Balzain Campus with an area of some eight hectares where the other buildings of the Institution are located.
The Dr. Matias P. Perez Building, complete with science laboratories and a simulated hospital, quarters the College of Health while the various buildings at the Balzain Campus house the Colleges of Law, College of Marine Engineering, College of Marine Transportation, College of Technology, College of Engineering, College of Computer Engineering and Information Technology, College of Hotel and Restaurant Management, School of Arts and Sciences and Teacher Education, School of Business Education, School of Criminology and Graduate School. It is also in the Balzain Campus where the Computer Laboratories, Swimming Pool, Mock Ship, Crime Laboratory, Chemistry, Biology and Physics Laboratories, Maritime Laboratories, Technology Laboratories, Engineering Laboratories, Dark Room, Interrogation Room, and the Gymnasium are housed.
In 2002, the Institution was deputized by Commission on Higher Education to offer the Expanded Tertiary Education Equivalency and Accreditation Program under the BS Criminology Program..
The Institution was also designated by the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority as the Assessment Center for Computer Hardware Servicing NCII and venue for Skills Assessment in Housekeeping NCII and Automotive Servicing NCII.
The College of Maritime Education which offers Bachelor of Science in Marine Engineering and Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation is Certified by DNV Norway.
On the other hand, the Institution's, Liberal Arts, Teacher Education, Business Administration and Criminology Programs are Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities Commission on Accreditation accredited. The Hotel and Restaurant Management and Technology Programs have likewise passed the PACUCOA consultancy visit and were granted candidate status.
In response to the demand of its stakeholders and the medical field, the Institution opened the College of Health with two programs namely, Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Graduate Diploma in Midwifery in 2004.
The Institution has the following curricular offerings: two Doctorate Degrees, four Master's Degrees, twenty one Baccalaureate Degrees, two Post Baccalaureate Degrees, six Pre-Baccalaureate Degrees, two Post Secondary Technical Courses, Complete Secondary Level, and Complete Elementary Level. It also offers two Terminal Programs. All in all, UCV has twenty-nine Recognized Programs and eight Registered Certificate Programs.
With the belief that the institution has the capabilities of becoming a university as shown by the results of the series of accreditations conducted by PACUCOA and with its exemplary performances in Research, Community Extension and Instruction, the Board of Trustees and the management of UCV, through the commitment and dedication of its officials who led the whole workforce, were inspired to submit its intention for university status. In 2008, pertinent documents for this purpose were submitted to CHED Central Office through the Regional Office. From that time on, the desire had been nurtured and sustained, until finally CHED Central Office came to evaluate whether the request was due for merit. All members of the team who came were impressed. Their recommendations were all faithfully carried out. On July 8–10, the CHED Commissioners had come to validate all that the earlier team had reported about CCT's readiness for the university status. Truly after many challenges & hard work, the status was awarded to CCT through Resolution No.186-2010 dated July 14, 2010 of the Commission en banc which changed the name Cagayan Colleges Tuguegarao to University of Cagayan Valley.
On July 19, 2010, with the University Status Certificate on hand “The First University Assembly” was held attended by students, faculty, administration, personnel, alumni, CHED officials, religions group & friends of UCV.
On September 15, 2010, Dr. Victor V. Perez, in an investiture program, was installed as the first university president.
To sustain its university status and to keep abreast with global requirements, the University in 2013 put-up a four-storey laboratory building to meet the growing needs of its clientele.
On July 24, 2014, the University launched its intention to be certified for International Standard Organization 9001:2008 Quality Management System with British Standard Institution.
Through painstaking challenges and hard work, BSi finally issued on October 7, 2015, its Certificate of Registration on ISO 9001-2008 Quality Management System with Certificate No. FS 636133 to the University of Cagayan Valley.
=Accreditation=
UCV is ISO Quality Management System Certified 9000:2015 by British Standards Institution, the College of Maritime Education is also ISO certified by Det Norske Veritas of Oslo, Norway, and programs are accredited by Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities Commission on Accreditation.
The university is also accredited by TESDA that offers Technical and Vocational Education and Training Program under the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority and Commission on Higher Education.
BSI Quality Management System - ISO 9001:2015
On July 24, 2014, the University launched its intention to be certified for International Standard Organization 9001:2008 Quality Management System with British Standard Institution.Through painstaking challenges and hard work, BSi finally issued on October 7, 2015, its Certificate of Registration on ISO 9001-2008 Quality Management System with Certificate No. FS 636133 to the University of Cagayan Valley.
ISO Certified by DNV-GL for Maritime Education
The College of Maritime Education which offers Bachelor of Science in Marine Engineering and Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation is Certified by DNV Norway.PACUCOA
The following are programs accredited by the Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities Commission on Accreditation :PROGRAM | LEVEL | DURATION |
Business Administration Liberal Arts Secondary Education Elementary Education Criminology Information Technology HRM Social Work Nursing High School Elementary MAEd MPA MBA TechVoc Ph.D. MS Crim | Level II 4th RA Level II 4th RA Level III RA Level III RA Level III RA Level III RA Level III RA Level I Formal Level I Formal Level I Formal Level I Formal Level I Formal Level I Formal Level I Formal Level I Formal Candidate Status Candidate Status | Jul 2017-2022 Mar 2019-2024 Jul 2017-2020 Jul 2017-2020 Jul 2017-2020 Jul 2017-2020 Jul 2017-2020 Jul 2017-2020 May 2018-2021 May 2018-2021 May 2018-2021 May 2018-2021 May 2018-2021 May 2018-2021 Mar 2019-2022 Mar 2019-2021 Mar 2019-2021 |
=Curricular Offerings=
Graduate School Programshttps://www.ucv.edu.ph/page/graddeg
- Doctor of Philosophy major in HRD
- Doctor of Philosophy in Criminal Justice with specialization in Criminology
- Juris Doctor
- Doctor of Public Administration
- Master of Arts in Education
- Master in Business Administration
- Master in Public Administration
- Master of Science in Criminology
Post Baccalaureate Program
- Bachelor of Laws and Letters
Undergraduate Programshttps://www.ucv.edu.ph/page/bachdeg
- Bachelor of Arts major in English and Political Science
- Bachelor of Public Administration
- Bachelor of Science in Social Work
- Bachelor of Physical Education
- Bachelor of Science in Accounting Technology
- Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Financial Management, Human Resource Management and Marketing Management
- Bachelor of Science in Criminology
- Bachelor of Science in Criminology through ETEEAP
- Bachelor in Elementary Education major in Pre-school Education
- Bachelor in Secondary Education major in English, Filipino, Math and Social Studies
- Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management
- Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
- Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
- Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
- Bachelor of Science in Marine Engineering
- Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing
- Bachelor of Science in Midwifery
- Bachelor of Science in Electrical Technology
- Bachelor of Science in Electronics Technology
- Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology
- Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
Vocational programs
- Ladderized Education Programs
- *2-year Consumer Electronics Servicing NC II leading to Bachelor of Science in Electronics Technology
- *2-year Food and Beverage NC II leading to Bachelor of Science in Hotel & Restaurant Management
- *2-year Computer Hardware Servicing NC II leading to Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
- Terminal Programs
- *Diploma in Midwifery
- *Automotive Servicing NC II
- *Consumer Electronics Servicing NC II
- *Housekeeping NC II
- *Building Wiring Installation NC II
- *Electrical Installation & Maintenance NC II
Basic Education Program
- High School Program
- *Senior High School
- **Academic Tracks:
- ***Accountancy, Business and Management Strand, Humanities and Social Sciences Strand, Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Strand, General Academics Strand, Pre-Bacc. Maritime Specialization
- **Technical-Vocational Livelihood Tracks:
- ***Home Economics Strand, ICT Strand, Industrial Arts Strand
- **Sports Track
- *Junior High School
- Grade School Program
- Pre-School Program
- *Kinder
- *Preparatory
Top management
- Victor V. Perez, D.Hum. - Chairman of the Board
- Susan Esther N. Perez-Mari, MSc-FM, MD, Ph.D. - University President
- Mellita Perez-Quimpo, R.Ph. - Senior Executive Vice President
- Visitacion C. Rola, Ph.D., DPA - VP for Academic Affairs
- Atty. Venancio C. Del Rosario Jr., - VP for Legal Affairs
- Wilfredo T. Lacambra, Ph.D. - VP for Research, Extension, Planning and Development
- Gregoria GJ Gocal, DPA - VP for Administration
- Atty. Madeleine D. Macutay-Addun, CPA, MBA - VP for Finance
- Dr. Norma C. Guillermo - OIC Chief of Staff
Directors and Heads of Offices
- Vina V. Temanel - Director, Human Resource Development
- Julius Bernabe Reyes - Director, External Affairs and Security Services Coordinator
- Orlando C. Turingan Jr. - Co-chair of the Institutional Review Board, Recording Secretary of the BOD and Concierge Supervisor
- Sarah Jane F. Maggay - Director, Health and Food Services
- Gregoria J. Gocal, RSW, DPA - Director, Community Extension
- Armenio C. Liban Jr., Ph.D. - Director, Research and Publications
- Mary Rose F. Esteban, DPA - Director, Student Affairs
- Hector A. Palattao - Director, Student Information and Assessment System
- Rizalina Maguddayao, RL - Director of Libraries
- Engr. Kern Mantrix Mabazza - Planning Enginner/Management Trainee
- Engr. Nikko Roland L. Manuel - Director, Physical Plant and Maintenance/Management Trainee
- Jonasan A. Delos Santos - Electrician Supervisor
- Crisencia L. Orcales - Director, Properties and Laboratories
- Nida S. Ballesteros, RGC, RPm, MAGC, MPsy - Director, Guidance Center
- Jonel A. Agna - Director, Educational Management Information System and System Development
- Editha M. Muhallin, DPA - Director, National Service Training Program
- Joan Q. Tumacay - Director, Physical Education and Sports Development
- Lolita B. Cabalza, Ph.D. - Director, Quality Management System
- Hartbert S. Perez - Chief Audit Executive and Financial & Business Development Officer and Mechanic
- Joselito Dominic A. Perez - Procurement Head
- Maryann S. Perez - Liaison Officer, College of Health
- Adarito V. Corsino, LLB, MBA - Registrar
- Artemio C. Lasquero - Manager, University Shop
- Iris Mariae L. Tesani, CPA - University Accountant
- Kristen-Loi M. Callueng - Internal Auditor
- Shirley M. Perez - Chief Cashier
- Atty. Glenn M. Macababbad - Legal Counsel
Academic Deans
- Atty. Venancio C. Del Rosario Jr. - College of Law
- Engr. Rolando H. Bulseco, MEE - College of Engineering
- Dr. Lolita B. Cabalza - School of Liberal Arts and School of Teacher Education
- Dr. Shirley S. Domingo, RCrim - School of Criminology
- Dr. Editha M. Muhallin - School of Business Administration and College of Hotel and Restaurant Management
- Adriane Gabrielle S. Perez, RN, MSN - College of Health
- Capt. Jaime M. Macawile - College of Maritime Education
- Dr. Bella Patricia G. Osalvo, RSW - College of Social Work
- Alvin T. Talay, MIT - College of Information Technology
- Dr. Mario T. Soriano - College of Technology
- Dr. Samuel Simeon D. Bunagan - Basic Education
Program Heads, Coordinators and Principals
- Mark Klimson L. Luhub, LPT - Principal, Senior High School
- Maria Rosario M. Co, LPT - Principal, Junior High School
- Rebecca M. Pastores - OIC Principal, Elementary Laboratory
- Ernesto L. Foronda - Shipboard Training Officer, College of Maritime Education
- Nilda T. Crejado, MBA, MSHM - Program Head, College of Hotel and Restaurant Management
- Maricel S. Palo - Program Head, School of Criminology
- Geraldine S. Baluyan - Asst. Principal, Senior High School
- Antonette P. Angeles - LIS Coordinator, Senior High School
- Zeny C. Conde - Scholarship Coordinator, Student Affairs
Subject Chairs
- Dr. Felix M. Calubaquib - Natural and Biological Sciences Department
- Dr. Larry S. Villanueva - Language Department and Program Head for Liberal Arts
- Jeffrey T. Battung - Social and Behavioral Science Department