CSU have a nine satellite campus and 2 extension Campus which Nestled in a Prominent three Congessional Districts of Cagayan, each campus headed by an Campus Executive officer(CEO). CSU Andrews Campus establish in Caritan Sur, Tuguegarao City Cagayan, operates as University Main Campus where the Central Administration held.
Cagayan State University's governance is vested in the Board of Regents, which has 12 members and is the highest decision-making body in the CSU system.
Cagayan State University — Carig Campus
The CSU Board of Regents is composed of a commissioner of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), the president of Cagayan State University, the chairpersons of the Committees on Higher Education of the Senate and House of Representatives, the president of the University Student Government, the faculty regent, and the president of the CSU Alumni Association. Two members of the board come from the private sector.
The Board of Regents
Chairperson
Hon. Shirley C. Agrupis
Commissioner, Commission on Higher Education
Vice-Chairperson
Hon. Arthur G. Ibañez
OIC-Office of the University President, Cagayan State University
Member
Hon. Francis Joseph "Chiz" G. Escudero
Chairperson, Senate Committee on Higher, Technical and Vocational Education
Hon. Mark O. Go
Represented By Hon. Joseph "Jojo" L. Lara
Chairperson, House of Committee on Higher and Technical Education
3rd District Representative, Province of Cagayan
Hon. Dionisio C. Ledres Jr.
Regional Director, NEDA RO2
Hon. Virginia G. Bilgera
Regional Director, DOST RO2
Hon. Rose Mary G. Aquino
Regional Executive Director, DA RO2
Hon. Ricardo B. Casauay
Faculty Representative
Hon. Carmelo O. Villacete
Alumni Representative
Hon. John Lester S. Jaime
Student Representative
Hon. Loreto M. Pacay Jr.
Private Sector Representative
Hon. Arturo B. Tabbu
Private Sector Representative
Atty. April Gayle U. Soller
Acting Board Secretary
President of the Cagayan State University
President of Cagayan State University
Manuel T. Corpuz; 1979 - 1989 Armando C. Cortes; 1989 - 2001 Roger P. Perez; 2004 - 2012 Romeo R. Quilang; 2012 - 2016 Urdujah G. Alvarado; 2016 - 2024 Arthur G. Ibañez; 2024–present
The president of Cagayan State University is elected for a six-year term by the university's twelve-member board of regents. The newly appointed OIC President is Hon. Arthur G. Ibañez and recognized as an ASEAN engineer and a former CEO of CSU Carig.
Vice presidents of the Cagayan State University
Vice presidents
Academic Affairs
Mariden Ventura-Cauilan, DPA
Administration and Finance
Theresa B. Dimalanta, PhD
Research Development, Extension and Training
Junel B. Guzman, PhD
Partnership and Resource Mobilization
Ana Marie Cristina C. Cauilan, PhD
These vice presidents play a crucial role in overseeing and managing different aspects of the university's operations. By dividing their responsibilities, they ensure that all areas of concern are given proper attention and expertise. This organizational structure allows for efficient decision-making and effective implementation of strategies to address the university's diverse needs.
Campus executive officers (CEO) of Cagayan State University
In addition to overseeing the administration of each campus, the university president also plays a crucial role in setting strategic goals and policies for the Andrews Campus. They collaborate with various stakeholders, including faculty, staff, and students, to ensure that the campus operates efficiently and effectively. Furthermore, the university president represents the institution at external events and engages with community partners to foster positive relationships and promote the university's mission.
Campus
Campus executive officers
Andrews
Atty. Carla Marie L. Sumigad, CPA
Aparri
Engr. Audry R. Quebral, DPA
Carig
Engr. Roger P. Rumpon
Gonzaga
Froilan A. Pacris Jr, PhD
Lal-lo
Engr. Policarpio L. Mabborang, DPA
Lasam
Florante Victor M. Balatico, PhD
Piat
Hitler C. Dangatan, PhD
Sanchez Mira
Rodel Francisco T. Alegado, PhD
Solana
Engr. Ma. Haidee A. Mabborang, PhD
Colleges
College of Agriculture
College of Allied Health Sciences
College of Natural Sciences & Mathematics
College of Business Entrepreneurship & Accountancy
College of Criminal Justice Education
College of Teachers Education
College of Engineering & Architecture
College of Fisheries and Aquatic Science
College of Humanities and Social Sciences
College of Hospitality & Industry Management
College of Human Kinetics
College of Information & Computing Sciences
College of Law
College of Medicine and Surgery
College of Public Administration
College of Industrial Technology
College of Veterinary Medicine
Graduate school
Amenities
Throughout Cagayan State University's campuses this academic year, there have been improvements and infrastructural advancements. A sequence of "circa 50" buildings embodying the university slogan "Educating for the Best" is nearing completion.
CSU Andrews is the university's "show window" and is undergoing substantial renovations.
CSU has made architectural upgrades to inspire better expectations among its underprivileged students, including new buildings and comfort rooms on all campuses.
These improvements aim to provide a conducive learning environment for all students, regardless of their socio-economic background. Additionally, the addition of modern facilities and amenities reflects CSU's commitment to continuously enhance the overall educational experience for its students.
Electronic Library
The subscription to Academic OneFile for its E-Library allowed the institution to provide its students and faculty with access to a vast array of academic resources and research materials. This service greatly enhanced the institution's ability to support scholarly pursuits and stay at the forefront of educational technology.
Students
The university's Mass Communication program is a critical institution, responsible for creating radio and television shows that expose the public to the university's activities and offer frequent updates about the university. It was founded by Dr. Roger Matalang and has become one of the university's most prestigious programs.
On its nine campuses, the university has a population of 32,000 people. It is unique in that students pay fiduciary fees of two to three thousand pesos every semester for specified reasons such as a library, laboratory facilities, and infrastructure development rather than tuition costs. Furthermore, the institution provides Wi-Fi access and an e-library to all students and instructors, on and off campus.
It has acquired speech laboratories as well as engineering laboratories on the Andrews, Carig, and Aparri campuses.
Culture, sports and traditions
Tuguegarao Campuses is the only university in the Philippines with its own system of jeepney and tricycle transportation.
The Cagayan State University Chorale Ensemble has performed in Malaysia, Macau, Busan City, and Rome, and has also performed with the University of Santo Tomas Symphony Orchestra. Fr. Aquino is the vice president for academic affairs.
The Athena Dance Troupe and the Athena Rondalla have gained popularity and are often invited for performances featuring indigenous Filipino and regional dances and music.
Affiliations
The CSU Maroons are the official sports team representing CSU in various athletic competitions. As a member of PASUC and SCUAA, CSU actively engages in these events to showcase the skills and talents of its athletes.
Noted alumni and professors
Dr. Eligio B. Orteza Jr., The author is a 1981 graduate of CSU and a professional mechanical engineer with a Master of Science and doctor of philosophy degrees from Stanford University. He is currently a scholar cohort of the Graduate School of the Center for Faith and Culture at the University of St. Thomas, Houston, Texas, investigating the convergence of science, technology, American culture, and faith.
Most Rev. Sofronio Bancud, S.S.S., D.D., The fifth and current bishop of Cabanatuan is an alumnus of then-High School department of CSU.
Jose Guzman, Ph.D. in Agricultural Engineering, Agricultural Engineer, Associate Professor; placed fourth in the Licensure Examination, 1983
James Cabildo, agricultural engineer, alumnus and assistant professor; placed fourth in the Licensure Examination, 1992
Joseph Cabalbag, civil engineer, alumnus and instructor; placed 19th in the Licensure Examination, 1999
Mark Gil Hizon, agricultural engineer, alumnus; placed third in the Licensure Examination, 2000
Dennis B. Mercado. structural engineer, alumnus; placed ninth in the Licensure Examination, 2006
Elmer Tattao. electrical engineer, alumnus; placed first in the Licensure Examination, 2008
Rudolf VecaldoTeacher, alumnus and instructor; placed second in the Licensure Examination for Teachers 2008
Jun CosmianoCivil engineer, alumnus; placed fourth in the Licensure Examination 2008
Sherwin Maruquin. agricultural engineer, alumnus; placed first in Licensure Examination, 2009.
Jayson Tee. agricultural engineer, alumnus; placed sixth in Licensure Examination, 2010.
Distinguished professors include:
Dr. Rogelio Matalang He has distinguished himself in mass media by organizing local FM stations, conceptualizing the mass communication program of Cagayan State University, and establishing links with Kosin University in South Korea.
Fr. Ranhilio Aquino: Dean of San Beda College, chair of Department of Jurisprudence and Legal Philosophy, Philippine Judicial Academy, Supreme Court of the Philippines, author and lecturer.
Dr. Febe Gamiao-Paat: a clinical psychologist who has streamlined and organized the guidance services of the university;
Dr. Edith Pagulayan: The Dean of Instruction is a key administrator and social worker at St. Paul University Philippines.
Prof. Arthur Ibanez: The campus executive officer of the Carig Campus passed structural engineering screening procedures.
Dr. Teresa Dimalanta: the only professor in the region who holds the degree Ph.D. Mathematics.
Dr. Marcelo Raquepo He is a leading authority on research and statistics at the University of the Philippines.
Dr. Nelia Cauilan, She is a faculty regent and has conducted research studies that have been highly acclaimed by agencies, associations, and NGOs.
Dr. Lilia Tamayao She has successfully bridged the gap between academia and government with innovative proposals and agreements, demonstrating her Doctor of Public Administration degree.
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