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Caraga State University once again produced two topnotchers in the concluded 2019 Forester’s Licensure Exam. 

Debbie Jale Tambor placed 7^th with a rating of 91.20, while Junalyn Villafane landed at 8^th place with 91.15, a few points behind Tambor.

October 2, 2019. The three-day Science and Technology for Development Forum officially began in Caraga State University with an opening program led by CSU President, Dr. Anthony M. Penaso. Its theme: University 4.0: Collaborate, Create, Communicate, Commercialize is indeed timely and relevant.

In his opening remarks, Dr. Penaso stressed the importance of research and that it is imperative that CSU must innovate, revolutionize, strategize, and commercialize to help the economic development of the country.

In the quest to encompass and integrate 21^st century skills to the University’s Curricular Programs and activities ,  the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs conducted a workshop last September 23, 2019 at the Organic Agriculture Training Center.

The workshop was participated by the college Deans, directors of the different offices-NSTP, Guidance office, GAD,  OCID, OIGE, OSAS, chairpersons of the different programs, and some student representatives of the University Student Council and League of Campus Organizations.

          Five (5) faculty-researchers of the Mathematics Department of Caraga State University participated this year’s West Asia Mathematical School (WAMS) last August 29 – September 3, 2019 held at Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Roorkee, Uttarakhand, India.

Caraga State University sent five Bachelor of Science in Agriculture students for their eleven months Occupational Internship Program last September 2019 to Tel Aviv, Israel. Roel Amit, Jake Warren Bago, Rodel Eala, Earl Jhon A. Escalona, and Jo Mark Perodes will be exposed to different agriculture related activities such as production, packaging, and marketing.