Laoag City

ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN- COMMUNITY EXTENSION PROGRAM NWU-CEC-006

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE AND TECHNOLOGY (CEAT)- VJSSGS-MSME

AY 2017-2018
Vision
Through its Community Extension Center, Northwestern University shall play an instrumental role in helping communities in need to
become productive and capable of making informed decisions for the improvement of their socio-economic well-being.

Mission Narrative

Northwestern University, through the CEC shall make available to the intended target communities its resources, intellectual
capabilities, and technology bank. These maybe shared or loaned to induce awareness, higher productivity and efficiencies of the
target clientele. It shall also be its duty to induce changes in the socio – economic aspects of their lives to give them a more balanced
existence.

Core Values : CHAMPS

Values guiding the operation of the center should be anchored firmly on strong faith and trust in God. Every extension worker must
realize that each individual has a role to play, and are equally important to God. Values that must be imbued on all extension staff are:

 COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE
We strive to achieve, through continuous improvement, adherence to institutional policies and best practices, and collaboration with
all our stakeholders the highest quality and standards in all our endeavors.
 HONESTY AND INTEGRITY
We foster, encourage and expect honesty, accountability and transparency in pursuit of the highest ethical and professional standards

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ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN- COMMUNITY EXTENSION PROGRAM NWU-CEC-006

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE AND TECHNOLOGY (CEAT)- VJSSGS-MSME

AY 2017-2018
in all that we do. We take responsibility for our performance, and will involve employees, students and all other stakeholders in our
critical decisions that are timely, complete and accurate
 ACTIVE INVOLVEMENT
We ensure that the University Policies, Processes and Procedures are properly communicated and disseminated to the NWU
Community and all stakeholders to fully understand and actively participate in the realization of the Institution’s VMO
 MANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES
We commit ourselves to fully utilize available resources in creating a work environment conducive to teaching and learning for the
holistic development of our students and in accordance with the standards of certifying or regulating bodies here and abroad.
 PROFESSIONALISM
We embrace a culture of diversity and respect the beliefs, customs and traditions of every individual. We honor the unique
contributions of all.
 SELFLESS SERVICE
We uphold not only love for one’s self and family, but also the community where we belong and be an active catalyst of change and
contributor to nation building

Strategic Goals and Priorities

Area VI
a) To instill spirit of volunteerism among faculty and students
b) To have a well-organized/planned extension program and develop harmonious relationship with the stakeholders
c) To have a more conducive area for learning in the community
d) To make the beneficiaries of Household Electrical Wiring become more comfortable by not sharing electricity with
neighborhood
e) To introduce Robotics and other trends in technology at present
f) To assist partners in the construction of a Multi-Purpose Hall for the convenience of those within the Village

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ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN- COMMUNITY EXTENSION PROGRAM NWU-CEC-006

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE AND TECHNOLOGY (CEAT)- VJSSGS-MSME

AY 2017-2018
g) To construct a Traditional Oven (Pugon) that could be utilized for income –generating project
h) To ensure that the felt needs of the community are addressed, activities are embraced by the beneficiaries and corrective
measures are applied on identified areas that need improvement

Goal Action Deliverables Time Projected Persons Accountable

Budget
Area VI: Research, Innovation and Community Extension

A. AWARENESS and CONCERN, PLANNING

a) To instill spirit Discuss about Orientation and August 2017 none CEAT students,
of volunteerism Community Extension discussion about faculty and staff.
among students, Programs during college community extension CEC Staff
faculty and staff orientation program programs are fully
documented
b) To have a Coordination meetings At least twice per Twice every none Extension
well-organized with CEC, Student semester per stakeholder semester coordinators, student
extension program Organizations and and fully documented org. community
and develop community beneficiaries beneficiaries
harmonious Plan with the student Plans submitted and July- August none College extension
relationship with organization approved 2017 coordinator, Dean of
the community the college, SO
B. COMMUNITY SERVICE INVOLVEMENT

1. ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT, HEALTH AND SANITATION

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ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN- COMMUNITY EXTENSION PROGRAM NWU-CEC-006

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE AND TECHNOLOGY (CEAT)- VJSSGS-MSME

AY 2017-2018

c.) To have a more Conduct Mural Painting Painted Day Care Center Aug. to Sept. 2,500 CEAT in partnership
conducive area of the Day Care Center Brgy. Caribquib with CTE, CEC Staff,
for learning in Brgy. Council and
the community folks
Refurbish/ Rearrange Enhanced the mini 2nd Semester at 2,500 CEAT in partnership
the Mini Library Library GK Namnama with CTE, CEC Staff,
Village Community
Beneficiaries
2. SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

a. )To make the Assist in the preparation Beneficiaries are able to CEAT Faculty and
beneficiaries of of requirements in acquire permit from Students, CEC Staff
Household acquiring permit from INEC and Community
Electrical INEC 1st Semester 5,000 Beneficiaries
Wiring become Impart knowledge and Skills /Knowledge 2017-2018
more skills on household acquired in school are GK Namnama
comfortable by electrical wirings shared in the community Village
not sharing by at least 5 students
electricity with Brief the Beneficiaries Increased awareness of
neighborhood on safety Tips in community
handling electricity Beneficiaries

b.) To introduce Conduct Seminar on At least 10 Computer AY 2017-2018 Php 20,000.00 CEC staff, Computer
Robotics and Robotics with Engineering Students Engineering student,
other trends in competition and 10 beneficiaries faculty and staff, 4th

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ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN- COMMUNITY EXTENSION PROGRAM NWU-CEC-006

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE AND TECHNOLOGY (CEAT)- VJSSGS-MSME

AY 2017-2018
technology at participated year high school
present students of adopted
barangays
c.) To assist partners Impart knowledge and Skills /Knowledge of 1st Semester 15,000
in the construction skills on SMAW students acquired in 2017-2018 CEAT Faculty and
of a Multi- school are shared in the GK Namnama Students, CEC Staff
Purpose Hall for community Village and Community
the convenience Install Electrical wiring Skills /Knowledge Beneficiaries
of those within at the Multi-purpose Hall acquired in school are
the Village shared in the community
by at least 5 students
3. LIVELIHOOD DEVELOPMENT/ENHANCEMENT

a). To construct a Construct the Traditional Come up with a Sept. –October Carry-over
Traditional Oven Oven (Pugon) functional “ Pugon” 2017 Budget year
(Pugon) that could 2016-2017
be utilized for Design for a working Proposal and Design is 1st Semester 3,000
income – area in cooking Cassava approved by the 2017-2018 CEAT Faculty and
generating project Cake administration and the GK Namnama Students, CEC Staff
beneficiary Village and Community
Source out funding for 2nd Semester 4,000 Beneficiaries
the construction 2017-2018 ( 70,000 to be
GK Namnama sourced-out)
Village
IV. SUSTAINABILITY OF THE PROJECT

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ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN- COMMUNITY EXTENSION PROGRAM NWU-CEC-006

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE AND TECHNOLOGY (CEAT)- VJSSGS-MSME

AY 2017-2018
a). To ensure that the Participate in the conduct Faculty and Students are Newly None NWU Academic &
felt needs of the of Rapid Rural involved identified Non-Academic
community are Appraisal/Needs adopted Community and
addressed, Assessment Barangay Proposed
activities are Beneficiaries
embraced by the Fully document all All implemented At least 2 None CEAT Extension
beneficiaries and implemented extension extension activities are weeks after the Coordinator
corrective Programs fully documented activity
measures are Conduct monitoring and Data gathered is utilized Every 3-6 3,000 CEAT & CEC Staff;
applied on evaluation to improve extension months after Beneficiaries of the
identified areas activities implementation projects, Brgy.
that need of the projects Council
improvement

TOTAL > > > Total: 55,000

Measurements:
 Number of community extension, support and outreach services offered to the local community.
 Number of participants served through community extension, support and outreach programs.
 Number of faculty, staff and students available to the general public.
 Number of male and female participants.
 Performance Rating of External Auditors.

Prepared by: Reviewed by:

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ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN- COMMUNITY EXTENSION PROGRAM NWU-CEC-006

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE AND TECHNOLOGY (CEAT)- VJSSGS-MSME

AY 2017-2018

FROILAN MATUTINO ENGR. ROLLY RAMOS / JENNIFER DEL AMEN CATALINA C. EXMUNDO
College Extension Coordinator Dean, CEAT/VJSSGS –MSME Program Coordinator Community Extension Manager

Recommended by:

ELSIE C. PILAR, Ed.D.

Acting VPAA

Approved by:

ATTY. FERDINAND S. NICOLAS

President

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