Script for RBI (Radio Based Instruction) CPSU on Air.

“The University-Wide
Radio Based Instruction.”
Script Writer: Sir Rey Joemar C. Gebusion, LPT
Ma’am Michelle Reyes

(Ini nga Segment Gina Dul-ong sa inyo sang 100.5 CPSU Radyo
Muscodo Sweet FM) “The University Wide Radio Based Instruction.”
Sipalay Campus

Good morning everyone this is Sir Sion…. and I am Maam Michelle Reyes / your anchors for
the day.

Sir Sion: Good morning Partner… Cenphillians, Stakeholders and Valued Listeners of this
program.
Maam Michelle: How are you all this morning? How are you partner?
Sir Sion: I’m Good, How about you?
Maam Michelle: Wow! Nice to hear that partner.
Sir Sion: You look good today partner. Hehehe
Maam Michelle: Thank you for the complement partner! You too.
Sir Sion: Oh right,

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Sir Sion: Thank you! Good morning once again my dear listeners. Welcome to our
CPSU on Air. “The University-wide Radio Based Instruction.” Sipalay Campus
Maam Michelle: Okay. We hope that you are all comfortable while listening to
our program this morning. This program is intended in reaching out our
stakeholders and clienteles in near and far-flung areas.
Sir Sion: That’s right partner, aside from online and printed material instruction,
CPSU launched RBI (Radio Based Instruction) as one of the Blended Learning
Modalities, aims to reach learners in the remote areas wherein there is a scarcity
of internet and distant learning is the only option to bridge the education
nowadays.
Maam Michelle: And that, anchors with our VMGO partner!
Sir Sion: And what do we mean by VMGO partner?
Maam Michelle: Great question! VMGO stands for Vision, Mission, Goals, and
Objectives of the school. In which, Program target goals must be aligned on them.

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Maam Michelle: Do you know partner that
 CPSU-SIPALAY Is on the BEAT!
Sir Sion: Wait! What?
Maam Michelle: Yes partner! We are on the trend!
-Trends in Instruction (from Face to face Classes into Distant Learning)
Sir Sion: Sipalay Campus embodied Synchronous and Asynchronous mode of teaching
instruction in the intervention of pandemic crisis.
Maam Michelle: That’s correct partner we deliver instruction through online teaching in a
synchronous mode. Teachers and students attend the class in their scheduled time, however if
internet problem may occur, the teacher may arrange a date in a week of how many
synchronous classes should be conducted.
Sir Sion: Exactly partner, if internet problem may occur the teacher may consider the
asynchronous mode of teaching. Wherein, google classroom is being utilized for uploading the
lesson material for the students to study as we uphold the outcomes-based education, also for
the assigned tasks to be accomplished by the students. The teachers may set a due for the
imposed activities considering remote areas may lose internet connection. Likewise, we have
modular instruction if the students prefer for it in a semestral instruction turned, over if being
accomplished.

-Technological Equipments

Maam Michelle: CPSU-Sipalay is equipped with technologies that support the instruction of
teachers and students. Our campus has a faculty and student free wifi which are intended to
aid the teaching instruction of the teachers.

 We have computers that are enough in number to cater the needs of our teachers
and students when the instruction requires the use of it.
 We have different agricultural tools when the time comes for face to face classes for
Agri-Courses. .
 We have projectors, Flat screen T.Vs for classroom instructions, printers for
modules reproduction, laboratories for courses like BSHM, BSAB and BSEd –Science.

Sir Sion: Do you know why all these are possible partner? Because we have
committed and intelligent Campus Administrator.
 Administrator
Ervin F. Ferraris, Ph.D
-OIC, Campus Administrator, Sipalay Campus

 Program Heads
-College of Teacher Education
Regie Reyes, MEd
Department Head/Proof Ed. Instructor
-College of Business and Hospitality Management
Kimberly A. Alfaras , MBA
-Department Head/

-College of Agriculture and Forestry

Jeonilo B. Orbigoso, MSA
-Department Head/

Maam Michelle: And of course in the enactment of the enthusiastic and

dedicated Faculty members!

 Old and Newly Hired Faculty Members

Old Teaching Faculty

 Regie G. Reyes, Med
Program Head (COTED) Gec Ed. and Proof Ed. Instructor
 Jordan Apawan, MAEd
Research Coordinator, SSG Adviser, CDO (Cash Disbursement Officer)
 Jeonilo B. Orbigoso, MSA
Program Head (CAF)
 Kimberly A. Alfaras , MBA
Program Head (CBM), Majoring Subjects Instructor in BSHM
 Ronie M. Bautista, MPA-HRM
OSSA Coordinator, HR Coordinator
 Nika Jean N. Tarre, MAEd,
Library In-Charge, Majoring subjects Instructor in Science
 Nolly A. Eran
Animal Science Instructor
 Antonio Paraba, MA.Ed
Science Instructor
 Maria Methusiala G. Vinson, Med
Records Office, Extension Coordinator, International Affairs Coordinator
 Christine C. Cabahug
CAF Extensionist, Majoring subjects Instructor in CAF
 Michelle S. Reyes
QA Officer-Sipalay Campus, Majoring Subjects Instructor in BSHM

Sir Sion: Together with our ,

Newly Hired Faculty Members
 Ellen T. Sabio, HGE
Majoring Subjects Instructor in Forestry
 Regielyn L. Capetania, LPT
Gec Ed. And Proof Ed. Instructor
 Ellen Mae J. Bayot
Majoring Subject Instructor in BSHM

 Charles John B. Dacua, RA

Majoring Subjects Instructor in Agri-Business Course
  Ron Gasataya, LPT
P.E Instructor
 Rey Joemar C. Gebusion, LPT
Sipalay Campus Publication Coordinator, Gec Ed. And Proof Ed. Instructor

Maam Michelle: And of course we cannot forget our all-out supporting staff!

 Staff
 Allan Dale Oguilla
MIS/Scholarship In-Charge
 Jessica A. Ebdane
Staff/Ass. Admin Aid
 Maria Victoria S. Lim
Staff, Library
 Zyd Rick C. Orleans
I.T. In-charge

Sir Sion: Ok partner, let’s go to:

 Programs Offered (The Programs offered in the our Campus is based on
CHED Memorandum Order in which this CMO must be carried out on the
system of Higher Education to ensure that programs are in light with the
global competence.)

 BSED-Major in Science (Bachelor in Secondary Education Major in Science) Based

on CMO 75 series of 2017
 BSAB (Bachelor of Science in Agri Business) Core courses and Major courses is
Based on CMO 24 series of 2007. While General Education is based on CMO 20
series of 2013 and Fundamental Agricultural Course is based on CMO
Agriculture.
 BSHM (Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management) Based on CMO 30 series
of 2017
 BSF (Bachelor of Science in Forestry) based on CMO 44 series of 2006

Ma’am Michelle:
 Program Outcomes

BSED-Major in Science (Bachelor in Secondary Education Major

in Science)

Program Outcomes Specific to the Program.

 Demonstrate in-depth understanding of diverse learners to facilitate
learning.
 Exhibit Mastery in various discipline in a research based secondary
curriculum.
 Create and utilize learning materials appropriate to the secondary
level to improve quality teaching and learning.
 Develop and use variety of assessment procedures and tools to
evaluate secondary learning outcomes.
  Utilize appropriate technology supported materials to improve
teaching and learning.

BSAB (Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Business)

Program Outcomes Specific to the Program.
 Improve one’s communication skills and strategies
 Develop entrepreneurial attitudes, skills and professional ethics.
 Cultivate ethical/collaborative intra-and interpersonal relations
with peers, clients and the general public.
 Develop the decision-making ability to get the most from
experience.
 Perform the multi-tasks in agribusiness confidently.

Sir Sion:
BSHM (Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management)
Program Outcomes Specific to the Program.
 Produce food products and services complying with enterprise
standards
 Apply management skills in F and B services and operations.
 Perform and provide full guest cycle services for front office
 Perform and maintain various housekeeping services for guest and
facility operation.
 Plan and implement a risk management program to provide a safe
and secure workplace.
 Provide food and beverage service and manage the operation
seamlessly based on industry standards.

BSF (Bachelor of Science in Forestry)

Program Outcomes Specific to BSF
 Conduct comprehensive assessment and accounting of forest
ecosystem services and resources and social processes using
appropriate IT and related tools and methods.
 Assess climate impacts, risks and vulnerabilities, and to prepare
climate change adaptation, mitigation and disaster risk reduction
plan.
 Formulate package, implement and evaluate forest management-
related research, development and extension programs, projects and
policies.
 Interpret, assess and formulate forest related policies and law.
 Use IT and other traditional and modern tools, approaches and
methods in problem solving, planning, management and other
management activities.
Ma’am Michelle: (Why do we need program outcomes partner sa isa ka Program?)
Sir Sion: because they are the statements of how we would recognize if or how well students
have learned what is intended they should learn. Program outcomes examine what a program
or process is to do, achieve, or accomplish or in support of institutional goals.
  Announcements
Total Number of Enrolled Students for the S.Y. 2021-2022
1st sem 559 total no. of students
(HM- 1st year 79 2nd year 64, 3rd 56) = 199 total
BSAB 1st year (68) 2nd year (25) = 93 total (newly offered program sa atun campus)
Forestry 1st year (36), 2nd year (19), 3rd year (25) = 80 total
Education 1st year 36, 2nd year 28, 3rd year 29, 4rth year 24 = 117 total
BSA 4th year 32, 3rd year 38 = 70 total

2nd sem (488) total

BAS 3rd year 26, 4rth year 1 = 27 total
Agribusiness = 79 total
Forestry = 51 total
Agriculture = 44 total
HM = 179
Ed = 108

Maam Michelle: If I am an incoming student sir, how would I enroll in

CPSU?
Sir Sion: The answer is that through an admission process Partner!
 Admission
The Admission for incoming 1st year students in Sipalay Campus is
still on-going.
Right now we have 218 students applied for admission and still
on-going. These number of students will undergo on admission
exam for official enrolment.
 Scholarship Grants (records)
- S.Y. (2020-2021) continuing
- TES (Tertiary Education Subsidy) 39 students availed and still
continuing- (Student ID, (3pcs 2x2 picture ), certificate of
registration, validation of certification signed by scholarship
coordinator, registrar and campus admin.) with notary.
- 4Ps Scholar- 1 student
All 1st year students could apply for a scholarship grant upon the release of
memo for application and for the deadline of CHED.
- Tulong Agri Program-1 student
- STUFAP-1 student
- Tulong Dunong Program- 23 students availed
 - TULONG DUNONG (the student may apply for through an inquiry
sa aton nga LGU or sa inyu nga Brgy.)
- TES (Tertiary Education Subsidy) Once you are officially enrolled
sa school, you are automatically included sa list of applicants for
TES in which and CHED na ang responsible for choosing the
qualified students for TES.)
Maam Michelle: Let’s proceed to our…
 Semestral Exams
- Midterm Exam in Sipalay Campus is still on-going for the month
of March. Final Exams should be announced 1 week before the
examination date by the Program Head and relayed by the
instructors.

 School Organizations and Services

 SSG (Supreme Student Government)

Mobile Solar charging Booth to be turned over April 12, 2022
through fund raising activity of SSG for the month of last December.
-Intended for those brgys. That were mainly disrupted by Bagyong
Oddete partner. Wherein, it is intended to give relief to the people
as it is being delivered around the Sipalay City.
- SSG Officers mostly are volunteers in the Sipalay City activities and
relief operations.
 OSSA (Office of the Student Services and Affairs)
-Also please be advised to tuned in the CPSU-SIPALAY OSSA for
further updates and events like Women’s Month and etc.
-And always tuned in Radyo Muscovado for CPSU on Air Program.
 GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING
-There is an upcoming event on April 6 and 7 for the Admission Exam
of our incoming 1st year students and transferees from other schools.
There is no online exam for this admission rather, the examinees
must go at the Sipalay Campus of the said date.
-The time schedule will be posted at the Guidance and Counseling
Page of Sipalay Campus, so tuned in.

Requirements for examinees:

ADMISSION SLIP, PENCIL/BALLPEN/ID/VACCINATION CARD/AND
PERSONAL SANITIZERS/OBSERVE ALSO PROPER HEALTH PROTOCOLS.
 FLP (Future Leaders of the Phillipines)
-Outreach program in Brgy. Camindangan, Sipalay City relief operation after the
surge of Typhoon Oddete.
-Campus-Wide Convention this March 23-25, 2022.
  CBMSS (College of Business and Management Student Society)
-BSHM students/officers are the facilitators of the Extension Program Event this
Friday March 25-26, 2022 in the Sipalay Campus.

Training Workshop on Community-Based Entrepreneurship, Food

Safety and Sanitation on March 25-26, 2022 for all the food stall
owners/employees of Brgy. Gil Montilla, and Brgy. 2 of Sipalay City.
Our resource speakers of the event are Ms. Shiela A. Ignacio, Dr.
Ronaldo T. Oñate, Charles Dacua and Nika Jean N. Tarre.
-Please tuned in the Sipalay Campus Page for further announcement of the
upcoming events.

Sir Sion: Wow! These school organizations are greatly contributors of

students’ self-esteem and really the developer of students’ potential.
 Research
Update:
 The Philippine Rice Research Institute to conduct a nationwide
training on enhancing the knowledge and production skills of the
farmer leaders, technical staff of the regions, provincial and
municipal local government units (P/MLGUs), and Staff of
Universities and Colleges (SUCs) on March 28-April 08, 2022 at
Philrice Negros, Murcia, Negros Occidental.
 Call for Research Proposals and Completed Studies for Natural and
Biological Science, Business, Tourism, Hospitality, Economics and
Finance.
-Basic and Teacher Education, Governance, Policy Studies and Social
Sciences.
-Arts, Humanities, Languages and Literature.
-Mathematics, Engineering, Development, Technology and
Innovation deadline of submission is on April 08, 2022 email
at researchcpsu@yahoo.com

 International Affairs and Extension Programs

-The school is currently working for the filing of files needed for the
World University Rankings.
-There is a Training Workshop on Community-Based
Entrepreneurship, Food Safety and Sanitation on March 25-26, 2022
for all the food stall owners/employees of Brgy. Gil Montilla, and
Brgy. 2 of Sipalay City. Our resource speakers of the event are Ms.
Shiela A. Ignacio, Dr. Ronaldo T. Oñate, Charles Dacua and Nika Jean N.
Tarre.

 School Linkages
 -MOVA (Malinab Organic Villagers Association) Brgy. Cabadiangan,
Sipalay City
-Negosyo Center Sipalay City
-University of Kansas UNIVERSITY SYSTEM
-Local Government Units of Sipalay City

 Campus Publication
The Sipalay Campus Publication is currently looking for aspiring writers to be a
part of our next issue of campus publication. This is exclusive for Sipalay Campus
students only. The writer may submit his/her sample write-ups on the Pub.
Adviser, Sir Rey Joemar Gebusion or contact him on his fb account (Sion RJ).
Deadline is until the second week of April.
Maam Michelle:
 Graduates
(Employability Rate of Graduates per S.Y. as a Partial Response)
 Graduates of S.Y. 2019
-BSED total graduates were 32, 16 employed and 16 non-employed.
-Agriculture total 28 graduates, 16 employed, 8 were unemployed,
untracked 4.
- BAS total graduates of 54, 37 were employed, 12 were unemployed,
5 were untracked.

 Graduates of S.Y. 2020

-BAS 31 total graduates , 8 were employed, as partial response.
-BSHM 16 total graduates, 9 were employed as partial response.

 Urge for Face-to Face Class

 The Sipalay Campus is on the urge for the resume of face-to-face
class conduct as to workout with the IATF requirements.
 The Sipalay Campus must ensure first the safety of the clienteles by
what we so called the “RETROFITTING”. Which means that we need
to work out our health safety facilities inside the school upon the
entrance of the students, during class, and upon dismissal.
 Good News that our faculty and staff are fully vaccinated and
likewise our students.
 Our Classroom are ready, our learning facilities are ready, and our
teaching and staff personnel are excited for the resume of face-to-
face class.
 And even so, the call for parents/stakeholders/and LGU meeting is
being planned by the administration, so stand by on our radio
announcement for the schedule.

Sir Sion:
Closing Remarks: As the COVID19 pandemic interfered our education, we, the
teachers, and University as a whole never cease to find means to deliver quality
education and service to our clienteles. We are always positive that one day we
will meet again in a classroom to conduct classes but for now, always look at the
bright side of life.
AGAIN THIS IS SIR SION, AND THIS IS MAAM MICHELLE YOUR ANCHORS FOR THE
DAY, OF CPSU Radyo Muscodo 100.5 Sweet FM) “The University Wide
Radio Based Instruction.” Sipalay Campus.

MABUHAY CENPHILIANS!

Prepare by: Approved by:

REY JOEMAR C. GEBUSION, LPT ERVIN F. FERRARIS, Ph.D

RBI Coordinator, Sipalay Campus OIC, Campus Administrator
Sipalay Campus

MICHELLE S. REYES
RBI Coordinator, Sipalay Campus