NISU Lemery Extension Services

NISU Lemery Campus proudly took part in this meaningful Extension Program initiated by Dr. Rene Jun Belgica the University Director for Extension Services with the presence and support of our faculty extensionists- Dr. Abalayan, Prof. Abajar, Prof. Alemnana, Prof. Toledo, Prof. Biason, and of course our Campus Director for Extension Sercives Prof. Quifzyn Pasaporte demonstrating a strong commitment to empowering island communities through innovation in food processing and product development.

Celebrating strength, resilience, and brilliance.
To all the incredible women who inspire the world everyday here's for you.

HAPPENING NOW!

Hearing feedback from the recently concluded Extension In-House Review! ✨

This meeting is all about connecting insights, strengthening strategies, and maximizing our full potential as we work toward delivering impactful and sustainable extension programs to our communities.

Empowering ideas. Sharpened plans. Stronger ex*****on ahead.

Turning ideas into impact!
Our faculty successfully presented their extension project proposals at the 2026 NISU Universitywide In-House Review last November 20, 2025. Still committed in strengthening our mission to serve and uplift communities.

PAG-ULIKID PHASE 3 COMPLETED

In line with the Extension Office’s mission to deliver accessible and quality education, PAG-ULIKID Phase 3 has successfully concluded with remarkable impact. The program remains steadfast in its commitment to empower ALS learners in the municipality, continuously strengthening their lexical and communication competencies .

Guided by the expertise and dedication of the extensionists; Prof. Quifzyn D. Pasaporte, Prof. Jenny B. Toledo, and Prof. Nancy I. Almenana with , Dr. Jiear A. Sison, Mr. Junie B. Biason, and Dr. Elmo P. Ador, the learners were equipped with new knowledge and practical skills designed to enrich their competencies, boost their confidence, and prepare them for real-life applications. Their collaborative efforts ensured that each session was not only informative but also engaging and learner-centered.

The completion of Phase 3 marks another milestone in fostering inclusive education and lifelong learning opportunities, reinforcing the vision of PAG-ULIKID to transform lives through education.

PAG-ULIKID Phase 3 || September 1,2025

The first day of Phase 3 implementation of the PAG-ULIKID Program successfully commenced under the leadership of Prof. Jenny B. Toledo and Prof. Quifzyn Pasaporte, together with Prof. Nancy Almeñana and a Student Extensionist Mr. Rod Kent Torrico.
Dedicated to its mission of delivering quality education, the program continues to empower ALS learners in the municipality by strengthening their vocabulary skills and enhancing their learning journey—one student at a time.

The Extension Office, along with its committed extensionists, expressed optimism for the days ahead, looking forward to more meaningful sessions and sustained quality learning opportunities for ALS learners.

TODAY|| The office of the Extension Services hold a department meeting for the updates, recommendations, and call for papers related to extension programs and activities. It was participated by the core faculty of each department and other extensionists.

CALL FOR MEETING

Deliberation of Reserach-Based Extension Programs for FY 2026 spearheaded by the Campus Director for Extension Services alongside with the Campus Director, for Research and Development Services Dr. Angie C. Labos and for Knowledge Management, Innovation, and Technology Transfer Dr. Joeven Abalayan