| Name | Position/Designation | Educational Background |
| Dr. Jerry B. Superales | Dean of School of Agriculture, Forestry and Environmental Studies |
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Program Chairs
| Name | Position/Designation | Educational Background |
| Dr. Emelyn D. Tormes | MagDev Program Chair |
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| Dr. Rosanilio M. Yagos | MSERM/BSES Program Chair and Science Laboratory In-charge |
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| Dr. Emelyn D. Tormes | BSA Program Chair (Main) |
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| Jezreel G. Bacalso | BSA Program Chair (Dumingag) |
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| Mr. Nomar A. Ramoncito | BSF Program Chair |
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Teaching Staff – MAIN CAMPUS
| Name | Position/Designation | Educational Background |
| Jerry B. Superales | Professor VI |
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| Emelyn D. Tormes | Asso. Prof II |
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| Liezel M. Caranto | Instructor III |
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| Kim M. Borja | Instructor I |
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| Zandra A. Quirante | Assi. Prof III |
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| Jean Rose D. Cuezon | Assi. Prof III |
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| Nelmie P. Ponio | Assi. Prof I |
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| Aron Louie L. Paler | Instructor I |
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| Marieleah S. Chiong | Assi. Prof II |
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| Lanelyn B. Nillas | Instructor I |
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| Joe Michael Calanda | Instructor I |
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| Gypsie Claudine F. Café | BSES- Instructor 1 |
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| Homer T. Lao | Instructor I |
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| Ruel S. Lasagas | Instructor I |
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| Rovana M. Jawani | Instructor I |
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| Ivy M. Molina | Instructor I |
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Teaching Staff – DUMINGAG CAMPUS
| Name | Position/Designation | Educational Background |
| Moises Glenn G. Tangalin | Professor VI |
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| Teonita Y. Velasco | Associate Professor V |
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| Abundio G. Cabahug Jr. | Assistant Professor II |
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| Jezreel G. Bacalso | Assistant Professor II |
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| Wenmark N. Magallon | Instructor I |
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| Mariecel A. Fuentes | Instructor I |
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| Rickler R. Detalla | Instructor I |
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| Ruther D. Bianan | Instructor I |
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| Janice G. Repaso | Instructor III |
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OVERVIEW |
| JHCSC SAFES: Taking the lead in making a better tomorrow thru Quality Education for Service!
From across the cities and towns around the country, JHCSC Aggies, Foresters, and Environmentalists are making their mark to build this nation. As one of the first ever schools established in this institution, the School of Agriculture, Forestry, and Environmental Studies of the J.H. Cerilles State College is now celebrating its 20th charter anniversary. Students are finding new ways to build the tradition of combating climate change and mitigating its impact on agricultural undertakings and natural resources conservation. While confronting some of the world’s new critical challenges, we are ensuring food security, health, and community safety. We are empowering people to regain hope and livelihood following the depression brought by the pandemic while innovating new technologies that will help boost the economy and promoting organic agriculture and the use of renewable energy as embedded in the 4th industrial revolution. As one of the developing state colleges in the country, we take pride in JHCSC’s milestone. Students have come to study BS in Agriculture at J.H. Cerilles State College since it opened in 1996 as Josefina H. Cerilles Polytechnic College. Over the years, the school has launched additional degree programs to meet the requirements of the community and the expanding number of students. Such like the BS in Forestry and BS in Environmental Science for undergraduate programs as well as Master of Agricultural Development and Master of Science in Environmental Resources Management for the graduate programs. The school has top-caliber, research-oriented, and internationally recognized faculty members who were specialists in their fields. Conducting and publishing world-class research that contributed to the advancement of knowledge in the scientific community. Our linkages and partnership with the DOST-PCCARRD, DA-BAR, DENR, DAR, LGU’s, DILG, TESDA and WESMAARDEC on research, extension engagement, and student internship have provided us unique opportunities for students and faculty to help attain the mission and vision of the institution towards becoming a SMART campus. Our students conducted undergraduate research projects with our internationally renowned faculty as mentors. more than 3000 of our graduates have found meaning in their lives and landed jobs at DA, DENR, PhilFida, FPA, DepEd, CHED, DILG and Agro-chemical Companies and other government and private agencies in the region, the country, and the world. Aside from our comprehensive educational experiences, our outstanding curricular activities have made us produced well-known champions. We are producing agriculturists, foresters, environmental scientists to be future leaders of their respective fields. This is the JH Cerilles State College – School of Agriculture, Forestry, and Environmental Studies. We are taking the lead in making a better tomorrow thru Quality Education for Service! Soar High J.H. Cerilles State College! |
The School of Agriculture, Forestry and Environmental Studies of J.H. Cerilles State College offers the following programs:
MASTER OF AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT (MAgDev) |
| ABOUT THE PROGRAM The Master of Agricultural Development (MAgDev) is for students interested in professional graduate training with a management orientation in professional graduate training with a management orientation in agriculture, food, and natural resources. Its goal is to emphasize the importance of the problem-solving skills in applying science and technology for the greater good. The curriculum prepares individuals for leadership positions in education, natural resource management, extension service, and many other professional careers in agriculture.CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
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MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (MSERM) |
| ABOUT THE PROGRAM A master’s degree in Environment Resources Management is an interdisciplinary program meant to prepare students to be top-tier environmental resources managers capable of attaining a balance between man’s economic and social demands and the needs of the environment and resources. The program is very lucrative in the competitive job market, given the new emphasis on sustainable resource use. The master’s degree program in environmental resource management consists of a mixture of the theory and practical coursework in which students are taught essential environmental resource management concepts such as contemporary issues in environment and development, environmental impact assessment, economic valuation for environmental and natural population dynamic, landscape ecology, conservation biology, environmental planning and management, forest and watershed management, and other relevant environmental science-related courses.CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE (BSA) |
| ABOUT THE PROGRAM The Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (BSA) is a four-year degree program that teaches students technical skills in crop production, agricultural chemicals, fertilizers, integrated pest management, seed conditioning and technology, and other areas ,related to agricultural and food production.Students in the BS in Agriculture program learn the process and strategies for identifying, diagnosing, and evaluating problems, as well as creating, packaging and deploying technology for the development and conservation of agriculture and food system resources.THE PROGRAM PREPARES ITS GRADUATES FOR: AGRICULTURISTS LICENSURE EXAMINATION (ALE)CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN FORESTRY (BSF) |
| ABOUT THE PROGRAM The Bachelor of Science in Forestry (BSF) is a four-year degree program that teaches students about the forest ecosystem and how to protect and manage it effectively. The course blends ecology, biology, economics, and social science to teach students how to manage forest ecosystems and use forestry science knowledge to solve natural resource and environmental problems. The curriculum teaches students how to develop forested landscape management strategies and choices and how to apply them while conserving ecosystem integrity.THE PROGRAM PREPARES ITS GRADUATES FOR: LICENSURE EXAMINATION FOR FORESTERS (LEFo)CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE (BSES) |
| ABOUT THE PROGRAM Environmental Science is a four-year course that covers a broad scale of environmental concerns. It seeks to study the interactions between the environment and human society using science tools in an interdisciplinary way. Its primary objective is to use various sciences in the study of the environment. Environmental Science also recognizes the critical role of human society in the environment; hence it lays the groundwork for the effective management of the environment.CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
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