DR. Catalino Rivera, president of the University of Pangasinan, called on all member institutions of the Association of Private Schools, Colleges and Universities (APSCU) to adopt a systems approach to ensure continuous improvement of educational programs.

In his inaugural address as   president of the APSCU Metro-Dagupan City chapter, Rivera said these systems are of two levels, both of which are interactive, first in the institutions and second in the association.

“We believe that for continuous improvement in education to occur, a systems-based approach is not only appropriate but one that would bring about constancy and reliability in producing the desired results,” he said.

Rivera and the other officers were inducted on October 25 by City Schools Division Superintendent Aurora Domingo at the Pangasinan Merchant Marine Academy function hall.

The other officers are Dean Marietta Sorio, also of U of P, vice president; Rebecca Kathleen Vidal of Joyland School, Inc. and Rene Abarcar of Metro Dagupan College, asst. secretaries; Daisy Marinduque of Dr. E. Duque Special Science High School, treasurer; Petrona Agcaoile of University of Luzon Laboratory High School, assistant treasurer; Demy Jasa of San Jacinto Catholic School, auditor; Getrudes Samson of Mother Goose Special Science High School, Efren Abulencia  of UL and Florante Miranda of St. Blaise Christian School,  business managers; and Abela Frianeza of the Pangasinan Merchant Marine Academy, press relations officer.

The executive director is Nenita Rayos of the U of P, while the advisers are Dr. Mac Arthur   Samson of UL and Dr. Gonzalo Duque of Lyceum Northwestern University.

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