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WPC
Western Philippine Colleges, focused on quality education.
PACUCOA
Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities Commission on Accreditation.
Enrollment Decrease
9% drop in student enrollment during 1985-1986.
New Courses
Introduced Electronic Computer Technician and Elementary Education.
Accreditation Weakness
Limited research identified as WPC's weakest point.
Student Government
Re-established to support 21 accredited student organizations.
Walk for a Cause
Fundraising event for local children's centers.
Mag-ugnayan Tayo
Radio program promoting family values and WPC.
Institutional Development
Transforming weaknesses into strengths post-accreditation visit.
Moral Values Launch
Initiative to promote ethics across all departments.
Electronics Permit
Temporary permit granted for 2-year Electronics program.
Bigay Puso Project
Support for public schools through book sharing.
Lakad Mula Sa Puso
Fundraising for indigent patients at Batangas Hospital.
Outreach Program
Remedial classes for slow learners in Barangay Wawa.
Miss Freshman Day
Event organized to celebrate new female students.
Civil Engineering Pass Rate
87.5% of graduates passed the Board Examination.
Deregulated Status
WPC granted deregulated and Level I accreditation.
Level II Accreditation
Granted to LACOMED departments for three years.
Curricula Revision
Updates to Elementary Education and Civil Engineering programs.
Education Contracting Scheme
Public school students accepted with funded tuition.
Tree-Planting Activity
Environmental initiative at the Hilltop site.
Operation Linis
Moral development program including Mass and recollection.
Literary/Livelihood Project
Aimed to improve economic conditions in barangays.
Drug Abuse Prevention Seminars
Faculty-led seminars in selected barangays.
Technical Department
Led seminar for out-of-school youth.
Hilltop Campus
New location for all college classes.
Perez Hall
New building for relocated college classes.
Catapang Hall
New location for High School Department.
S.Y. 1988-1989
Academic year with curriculum changes.
Spanish Courses
Removed from the curriculum in 1988.
New Courses Offered
Included BS in Mathematics and EDP courses.
Industrial Technician Courses
Focused on Automotive and Bio-Med Electronics.
Electronics Technician Course
Major in Electrical Technology introduced.
Miss Avegale Moraleja
Won 1989 Bb. Lungsod ng Batangas title.
Thesis Requirement
Mandated for graduation in 1989.
Enrollment 1989-1990
First Semester: 9830, Second Semester: 9454.
Expanded Courses
Included Civil Technology and Welding Technology.
CPA Board Examinations
3 out of 12 passed in 1989.
WPC Dance Company
Established in 1989.
Filipino Arts Committee
Formed to promote nationalism and culture.
S.Y. 1990-1991
Enrollment increased by 1000 students.
New Courses 1990-1991
Included BS in Computer Science and Accountancy.
Little Museum
Opened during WPC's 45th anniversary.
Engineering Exam Pass Rate
36% of examinees passed in May 1990.
Short-term Courses
Approved for Nursing and Political Science.
PACUCOA Accreditation
WPC granted Level II reaccredited status.
S.Y. 1991-1992
Enrollment increased by 4.6%.
Dean's List
88 students awarded full scholarships.
Gymnasium Purpose
Venue for P.E. classes and activities.
CALABARZON Projects
Focused on curricular expansion and capacity.
Computer Science Enrollment
Increased by 61% in 1993.
Government Recognition
Granted for improved curricular offerings.
Tech-voc Building
Construction highlighted growth in 1993-1994.
Enrollment Increase
Rise in student numbers prompting facility expansion.
College of Law Reopening
Reopened in 1993 to fulfill community mission.
Allied Medical Sciences Programs
Introduced BS Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Respiratory Therapy.
Expanded Spiritual Renewal Program
Promotes love of God and human rights.
University Linkages
Collaboration with Ryukyus University for resources.
Commitment to Education Improvement
Administrators pledged to enhance educational quality.
Curricular Program Improvement
Initiatives to upgrade academic offerings.
Physical Facilities Upgrade
Renovation and construction of new educational buildings.
WPC Community Cooperative Store
Established to support community engagement.
Nursing and Midwifery College Opening
Launched in 1994 with limited initial enrollment.
Cultural Activities Incentives
Scholarships offered to encourage student participation.
Samahang Batangueña Participation
Group providing literacy programs for out-of-school youth.
Research Engagement Issues
Faculty involvement in research identified as weak.
50th Anniversary Preparations
Mobilization of resources for anniversary celebration.
Mass Communication Course Approval
Permit granted for Bachelor of Science in Mass Communication.
New Technical Courses
Introduced marine engineering and refrigeration technology courses.
TESDA Recognition
Technical Education acknowledged for upgraded facilities.
Research Journal Publication
First volume of 'Kalinangan' published in 1995.
Quiet Year for Complaints
Focus shifted to contests and athletics in 1995.
Christmas Preparation Activities
Faculty and students engaged in anniversary preparations.
Tree-Planting Program
'Isang Puno, Isang Patpat' initiative for environmental awareness.
Oplan Sagip Kababayan
Outreach program aiding calamity-affected Batangueños.
Cultural Programs Participation
Involvement in Batangas City cultural activities.
