History and Officials of IFSU Lagawe Campus

Vocabulary flashcards covering the historical development, legal bases, milestones, and administration of IFSU Lagawe Campus.

Ifugao National School of Arts and Trades (INSAT)

Established in 1971 under Republic Act No. 4568, offering secondary vocational education.

Ifugao College of Arts and Trades (ICAT)

Established in 1983 under Batas Pambansa Blg. 634, offering technical and vocational courses.

Republic Act No. 8292

The 1999 legal basis under which ICAT/INSAT was integrated into the Ifugao State College of Agriculture and Forestry (ISCAF).

Republic Act No. 9720

The 2009 legal basis sponsored by Congressman Solomon R. Cbungalǝo that converted ISCAF to Ifugao State University (IFSU).

Nayon Settlement Farm School (NSFS)

Established in 1920 by American Educators under Mr. Felix U. Brawner Sr., offering general elementary instruction while engaging in agriculture projects like vegetable, poultry, and swine production.

Ifugao Pilot Opportunity School of Agriculture (IPOSA)

Established in 1959 under Superintendent Mr. Pedro D. Indunar, focusing exclusively on the rudiments of agricultural skills for out-of-school youths and adults.

Pavon Bugan, Pilot Opportunity School of Agriculture (PBPOSA)

Established in 1967 under Republic Act No. 2432 by Congressman Luis Hora and Officer-in-Charge Mr. Saturnino C. Cauton, named in recognition of the ownership of the site of the institution.

Ifugao Agricultural and Technical College (IATC)

Established in 1971 under R.A. 6453 sponsored by Hon. Romulo B. Lumauig, offering college courses under President Mr. Albert B. Dimas.

Ifugao State College of Agriculture and Forestry (ISCAF) (1982)

Created in 1982 under Batas Pambansa Blg. 189 sponsored by Assemblyman Gualberto B. Lumauig, expanding to degree and Master's programs across six campuses.

Campus Executive Directors (IFSU Lagawe Campus)

Leadership officers including Dr. Moses B. Appox, Dr. Vicky K. Cadalig, Dr. Camilo A. Pimentel, and Dr. Napoleon K. Taguiling.

Colleges of IFSU Lagawe Campus

Academic divisions consisting of College of Education (COE), College of Engineering and Technology (CET), College of Business and Management (CBM), and College of Advance Education (CAE).

College Deans (IFSU Lagawe Campus)

Academic leaders including Dr. Dizon, B. Javaban, Dr. Jenette U. Balitee, Dr. John G. Pagaddut, and Dr. Fernando G. Hernando.