ACADEMIC TEXTS

1. Congratulations!!! To the newly passers of Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) on

September 30, 2019
Bachelor of Secondary Education
Jose Rizal Memorial State University- Tampilisan Campus
2. Republic of the Philippines
Jose Rizal Memorial State University- Tampilisan Campus
The Premier University in the Province of Zamboanga del Norte
Tampilisan Campus
Znac, Tampilisan Zamboanga del Norte
Guidance Office
“Attention”
What: 2019; 2020 orientation seminar
When: August 30, 2019; 1:00 PM
Where: JRMSU- Tampilisan Campus Mini Gym
Who: Freshmen, transferees and returnees
3. Announcement
Posted material are the FINAL LIST of the Tertiary Education Subsidy (TES) Grantees,
second semester, school year 2019-2020.
Please be informed that on March 13 2020, @8:00 A.M. Mini Gym an orientation will be
conducted for the purpose.
Your attendance are a must.
4. Official Statement
Re Corona Virus Disease or CoViD 2019 and the State of JRMSU’s HEALTH AND SAFETY
12 March 2020
In the light of the most recent issuance on the State of the Public Health Emergency by
President Rodrigo Duterte Jose Rizal Memorial State University, THUS, ISSUES
CORRESPONDINGLY ITS STAND AND BE IT KNOWN TO ALL THAT, WE:
1. Stand by all issuances ensuring safety and well being against CoViD 2019 pandemic
from international, national, and local government units, even down to the barangay
level; the Department of Health and all the other health and safety enforcing entities
and organizations;
2. Observe social distancing; handshakes, hugs, touching and beso-beso (cheek to
cheek) are discouraged;
3. Refrain from gathering into small group and large group convergence, holding of
events are momentarily postponed or cancelled;
4. Ban travels including educational tours and field trips outside Zamboanga del Norte;
 5. Impose mandatory 14-day quarantine for persons coming from abroad, Manila and
other places with DECLARED cases of CoVid 19;
6. In the case of faculty advised for self-quarantine, s/he shall secure a certification
from the Department of Health and health centers after s/he submits for voluntary
health assessment - the 14 day quarantine shall be considered official time invoking
CSC Memorandum Circular No. 05, S. 2020;
7. Impose a 4-day work week, Monday to Thursday, time in at 7:00 a.m. to 12:00
noon/1:00 p.m. to 5:00pm, with Friday as free day beginning March 16 until lifted
based on Civil Service guidelines; classes on Friday, Saturday and Sunday shall
implement the toolkit learning; suspend conduct of extension programs; and for
NSTP to exercise discretion in the field deployment of students for the current
semester and allow the conduct of school-based service activities as an alternative
as stipulated in CHEd Advisory No. 03;
8. Momentarily suspend flag raising and retreat ceremonies on Mondays and Fridays
respectively; Friday fitness program is also temporarily suspended;
9. Paralyze biometrics while the epidemic is on; establish a log book by office and
employees should sign in using their own ballpens;
10. Recommend wearing of face masks to those with signs of cough and colds and fever,
and those with difficulty of breathing shall get rested and relaxed in isolation rooms
or at home;
Disseminated 8:00 A.M
5. ATTENTION
What: Seminar on the K-12 Basic Education Curriculum and Its Implications to
Preservice Teacher Education
Who: Students who has PED 26
6. To whom it may concern:
Last day of enrollment will be on January 10 2020 (Friday). For your guidance.
7. LIST OF CENTRES OFFERING FREE ONLINE PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES DURING THE
COVID-19 PANDEMIC
*Note: These lists is not an endorsement. The Psychological Association of the
Philippines (PAP) are providing this information so that the public may decide and
choose to avail these services in this time of crisis. The PAP has no information about
the quality extent of the services provided by these centers.
National Center for Mental Health Crisis Hotline (NCMH-USAP)
Provides mental health support for all affected by COVID-19
Mobile: 0917-899-USAP (8727) or 7-989-USAP (8727).
Philippine Mental Health Association, Inc. (PMHA) Online Support
Provides mental health support for all affected by COVID-19
 https://www.facebook.com/PMHAofficial
Mobile: 0917-565-2036
Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
UP Diliman Psychosocial Services (UPD PsychServ)
Provides telepsychotherapy services for healthcare frontliners.
Mobile: 0906-374-3446
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAlpQLSfBzNlOFg8spmk2FVEhQ_djE5TN0r0S3--
vhvqUyA-BAASHw/viewform.
Ateneo Bulatao Center for Psychological Services
Provides online counseling and Psychological First Aid with priority given to frontliners
Email: [email protected]
http://ateneobulataocenter.com/
PsychConsult, Inc.
Provides online counseling for all affected by COVID-19
www.bit.ly/PCI-COVID-19
Phone: 84212469
GrayMatters Psychological and Consultancy, Inc. Philippines
Provides online counseling for all affected by COVID-19
www.graymattersportal.ph
Mobile: 0917-709-6961 or 0997-561-8778
bit.ly/gmfrontliners
8. WITHIN JRMSU PREMISES
OFFICE TRANSACTIONS:
Clients is required to wear face mask and have proper hand sanitation before making
any office transactions.
Physical distancing must be strictly observed. One-meter-apart distance must be strictly
observed.
One transaction at a time must be strictly observed.
To minimize close contacts, transactions may be done at the office windows.
INTER-OFFICE COMMUNICATION:
To reduce physical contact among employees, offices is hereby advised to gradually
adapt paperless communication limiting to only those which require original signatures
of office heads.
Every Office Head are advised to create a Skype account for inter-office
communications.
Every now and then ZOOM Meeting software and application shall be used for virtual
meetings.
CLASSROOM UTILIZATION
Students is encouraged to wear face masks inside the classrooms.
Professors and Students are encouraged to have their own hand sanitizers or alcohol
and must sanitize their hands before entering the classroom.
Physical distancing must be strictly observed inside the classroom. A two-meter physical
distance must be observed.
Students must only report to class on his/her designated schedule. Loitering along
corridors, pathways and the likes is strictly prohibited after classes.
Disinfection after every class are encouraged.
Students who show signs and symptoms such as cough, fever, and colds must not attend
his/her class and must inform their professor about it.
Republic of the Philippines
JOSE RIZAL MEMORIAL STATE UNIVERSITY
The Premier University in Zamboanga del Norte
Main Campus, Dapitan City
The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly affected every sector of our society including Higher
Education Institutions (HEIs) like JRMSU. With the continuous spread of the pandemic,
we are left with no choice but to stay at home, leaving our daily grind behind. As we
prepares to resume our normal grind, we grapple for answers as to whether or not, we
can still live the lives we left behind. What we certainly know about now is that we have
to change our behaviours and live with the new norms.
THE “NEW NORMAL” FOR ILLUSTRADOS
COMMUTERS
Teachers is encouraged to adhere to the three components of the government’s
protocols on the resumption of operation of Public Utility Vehicles on areas declared
under the more relaxed General Community Quarantine (GCQ) – safety, capacity, and
coverage.
Passengers are encouraged to have their own hand sanitizers or alcohol.
Passengers are encouraged to always wear face masks.
Passengers are encouraged to sit one seat apart from each other. For tricycles or motor
cabs there should only be up two passengers per ride.
Passengers are encouraged to pay through “contact-less” or “no touch” method such as
but not limited to wearing of hand gloves.
BOARDING HOUSES
Students and/or employees are encouraged to maintain physical distancing while in
their boarding houses.
Students and/or employees are encouraged to wear face masks outside and/or even
inside their boarding houses.
Students and/or employees are encouraged to go outside their boarding houses only
when necessary i.e. leaving for school/work, buying necessities such as foods and
medicines, and emergency matters.
Students and/or employees are encouraged to disinfect frequently touched surfaces in
their boarding houses such as door knobs, tables, chairs, and the like.
Students and/or employees are encouraged to avoid convergence.
Students and/or employees are encouraged to purchase foods from food centers
through “contact-less” methods only such as takeout and/or delivery services.
When at a restaurant or food center, students and/or employees are encouraged to
maintain physical distancing and wearing of masks.
Students and/or employees should make sure that food center utensils are properly
disinfected. For example, make sure that spoons and forks are doused with hot water.
PURCHASING OF SUPPLIES
Students and/or employees are encouraged to buy only the necessary supplies.
Students and/or employees are encouraged to maintain physical distancing and wearing
of masks while in public places.
Students and/or employees are encouraged to follow the protocols and guidelines set
by the establishments i.e. supermarkets, grocery stores, or public markets. For example,
washing of hands and checking of body temperature before entering an establishment.
WITHIN JRMSU PREMISES
Students and/or employees are required to wear face mask
Students and/or employees must maintain physical distancing while entering the
university premises.
Students and/or employees must sanitize their hands upon entering the university
premises.
Students and/or employees must undergo the thermal scanning procedure upon
entering the university premises.
Republic of the Philippines
Jose Rizal Memorial State University
The Premier University in Zamboanga del Norte
Main Campus, Dapitan City
Students who were stranded in their boarding houses during the initial stage of the GCQ
declaration (EO No. 20-24, Office of the Provincial Governor, March 15, 2020) in
Zamboanga del Norte were transported by JRMSU vehicle to their respective
hometowns. 13 employees were conducted by official JRMSU vehicles to and from work
station during skeleton work schedule.
National Institute of Manual Health
Coping with COVID-19
 Take breaks from the news
Make time to unwind
Set goals and priorities
Take care of your body
Connect with others
Focus on the facts
Eternal Inflation Theory
Eternal Inflation are a hypothetical inflationary universe model, which is itself an
outgrowth or extension of the big bang theory. According to eternal inflation, the
inflationary phase of the universe expansion last forever throughout most of the
universe. Eternal inflation is an extension of Big Bang Theory which results in the
existence of a multi-verse but there is no hard evidence that is does, or must exist. It
simply state that once inflation happens it produces not just one, but an infinite number
of universe.
EVIDENCES
Incomprehensible as it sound, inflation possess that the universe initially expanded for
faster than a second.
Republic of the Philippines
Jose Rizal Memorial State University
The Premier University in the Province of Zamboanga del Norte
Tampilisan Campus
Guidance Office
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR COLLEGE ADMISSION TEST
1. 2x2 recent picture with nametag
2. Original and Photocopy of Form 137/Report Card or Certificate of Graduation signed
by the School Principal or his/her duly authorized representative
3. Original Transcript of Records or Honorable Dismissal and 1 photocopy the same (for
transferees)
4. NO TESTING FEE FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS;
P100.00 for Senior and Junior High School Applicants
5. If there are ALS passers from 2015 backwards the requirements to take the College
Admission Test will be the following:
Certificate of Rating signed by SDS with Seal
Diploma with control number (applicable only to the graduates of 2015 backwards)
6. If there are ALS passers from 2015 backwards the requirements to take the College
Admission Test will be the following:
Certification signed by SDS with seal
9. Announcement
 What: Quiz Bowl Screening
When: Today, Nov. 29 (1-4PM)
Where: CAS Room 1
Who: All interested college students
10. Republic of the Philippines
Jose Rizal Memorial State University
The Premier University in the Province of Zamboanga del Norte
Tampilisan Campus
Znac, Tampilisan, Zamboanga del Norte
Guidance Office
Attention
What: 2019-2020 Orientation Seminar
When: August 30, 2019; 1:00 PM
Where: JRMSU – Tampilisan Campus Mini Gym
Who: Freshmen, transferees and returnees
11. Announcement! Strictly implementing curfew hours: 10:00 P.M. to 4:00 A.M.
12. Announcement
Issuing of Library ID is until September 30, 2019. For those students who have no Library
ID yet, please list your name and pass your 1x1 ID picture for processing.
No ID. No Entry. Thank you. The Librarian
13. Announcement
Students of JRMSU – Tampilisan Campus who failed to access to the internet and
contact their mentors, you are advised to report to the Campus in a scheduled basis
starting tomorrow up to Friday (November 10-12, 2020) or you may exert extra effort to
contact the faculty assigned in each of your subject the soonest possible time.
Campus Administrator
14. Republic of the Philippines
Jose Rizal Memorial State University
The Premier University in Zamboanga del Norte
Tampilisan Campus
Znac, Tampilisan, Zamboanga del Norte
Memorandum Order:
Series of 2014
In compliance on CHEDs commitments and agency responsibilities under the Magna
Carta of Women (RA 9710) and per Memorandum Circular No. 2011-01, the mandates
on creation and strengthening and institutionalization of Gender and Development
(GAD) FoCal Point System, you are hereby directed to composed the JRMSU-Tampilisan
Campus, FoCal Point System and its functions:
 You are further dericted to perform the following duties and functions as follows:
1. Facilitate the implementation of the gender mainstreaming efforts of the agency
through the GAD planning and budgeting process;
2. Formulate agency GAD Plans, Programs and Budget in response to the gender gaps
issues faced by their clients and constituencies, women and employees, following
the conduct of gender audit, gender analysis and or review of sex disaggregated
data;
3. Assist in the capacity development and provide technical assistance to the agency,
and as needed, to officers in the other offices or units.
4. Coordinate with the various units of the agency and ensure their meaningful
participation in GAD strategies and annual planning exercises;
5. Lead the conduct of advocacy activities and the development of IEC materials to
ensure critical support of agency officials, staff and relevant stakeholders to the
activities of the GAD Focal Point System and GAD mainstreaming activities;
6. Monitor the implementation of GAD-related programs, activities and projections in
their respective offices and suggest corrective measures to improve implementation
of GAD PAPs and GFPS activities;
7. Prepare and consolidate agency GAD accomplishment reports;
8. Provide regular updates and recommendations to the head of agency on the
activities and reports of the various units of the agency.
9. Does other GAD related works.
This memorandum order shall take effect immediately and rescinds all other issued
memoranda that are deemed inconsistent herewith.
15. Republic of the Philippines
Office of the President
Commission on Higher Education
Memorandum from the chairperson
For: PRESIDENTS & OFFICERS-IN-CHARGE, STATE UNIVERSITIES & COLLEGES PRESIDENTS
& GAD FOCAL PERSONS, SELECTED PRIVATE HEIS MEMBERS, CHED GAD FOCAL POINT
SYSTEM CHED GAD FOCAL COMMITMENT MEMBERS AND SECRETARIAT REGIONAL
DIRECTIONS AND GAD FOCAL PERSONS
Subject: HOLDING OF THE 3RD HIGHER EDUCATION SUMMIT ON GENDER ISSUES AT THE
U.P. ALUMNI FROM NOVEMBER 27-28, 2014 WITH THE THEME “REVISITING
COMPLIANCES OF PHILIPPINE HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS WITH THE CEDAW &
THE BEIJING PLATFORM FOR ACTION”
In pursuit of the goals and objectives set forth in the Beijing Platform for Action,
cognizant of the provisions of the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of
Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW), and pursuant to CHED’s authority under RA
 7722 exercising its significant obligation as a Responsible Agency under RA 9710 or the
Magna Carta of Women, in partnership with the Philippine Commission on Women and
the Civil Service Commission, CHED shall conduct the “3rd Higher Education Summit on
Gender Issues” at the above stated date and venue.
It will be recalled that during the 1st Higher Education Summit on Gender Issues in
October 2011 at the same venue, a significant output was the Higher Education Gender
and Development Accord of 2011 with a Declaration of Commitment and Partnership
duly signed by the Co-Convenors CHED, PCW and CSC, and participant Presidents of
SUCs and Private HEIs in the attendance. The Accord reprised all pertinent provisions of
the Magna Carta of Women relevant to the Higher Education bureaucracy, outlining its
duties, responsibilities and key focal areas where the objectives, goals and thrusts of the
two international treaty documents on women empowerment and elimination of
gender discrimination are embodied.
In view of the urgent need to mainstream and institutionalize GAD in HEIs, CHED has
convened technical experts and professionals in the field of Women Studies and Gender
& Development to formulate the pertinent and relevant Policy Guidelines on Gender
and Development in Higher Education clientele and stakeholders of CHED will be
consulted on the draft CHED Memorandum Order, and who are expected to provide
relevant, valuable and constructive inputs thereon, before the same is approved by the
Commission en banc for publication and effectivity.
In compliance with CEB Resolution No. 607-2014 the GAD Focal Committee Chair, co-
Chair, members and secretariat as well as the Regional Directors and Regional GAD
Focal Persons are hereby required to undertake the plan of action formulated by the
Chair, GAD Focal Committee, the program of activities and procurement of services and
materials required to ensure the successful conduct of the significant CHED activity.
Please direct any further queries/clarifications to Atty. Carmelita Yadong-Sison, Director
IV, Legal & Legislative Service & Chair, GAD Focal Committee at (02) 9880002, or send
email inquiries to [email protected] for SUCs and private HEIs in Visayas and
Mindanao or [email protected] for SUCs and HEIs in Luzon.
Issued this 3rd day of October 2014 at the HEDC Building, U.P. Campus, Quezon City.
16. Laws on GAD
Constitutional Basis
Art. II, Sec 14, 1987 Constitution
“The State recognizes the role of women in nation-building, and shall ensure the
fundamental equality before the law of women and men.”
Art. XIII, Sec. 14, 1987 Constitution
“The State shall protect working women by providing safe and healthful working
conditions, taking into account their maternal functions, and such facilities and
 opportunities that will enhance their welfare and enable them to realize their full
potential in the service of the nation.”
Laws on GAD
Constitutional Basis
Art. XIII, Sec. 11, 1987 Constitution
“The State shall adopt an integrated and comprehensive approach to health
development which shall endeavor to make essential goods, health and other social
service available to all the people at affordable cost. There shall be priority for the needs
of the underprivileged, sick, elderly, disabled, women, and children. The State shall
endeavor to provide free medical care to paupers.”
Art. IV, Sec. 1 (2), 1987 Constitution
Section 1. The following are citizens of the Philippines.
Those who are citizens of the Philippines at the time of the adoption of this
Constitution;
Those whose fathers or mothers are citizens of the Philippines;
Those born before January 17, 1973, of Filipino mothers, who elect Philippine citizenship
upon reaching the age of majority, and
Those who are naturalized in accordance with law.
Laws on GAD
Constitutional Basis
Article II, 1987 Constitution
Rights to health
Right to a balanced and healthful ecology
Right to education
Art. III, 1987 Constitution
Right to life, liberty and property
Right to equality and non-discrimination
Freedom of expression
Right of Assembly of associations
Freedom of movementz
17. Founded 1946
18. Flash Announcement!
Bachelor of Science in Criminology (BSCrim) will be offered at Southern Peninsula
College (SPenC) Labason Zamboanga del Norte effective Academic Year 2019-
2020.Enrolment are now going on.
For more information, please visit the Registrar’s Office or contact CP No. 0977-803-
5925 (Globe).
19. “NO COLLECTION POLICY in PUBLIC SCHOOLS”
20. NO FACE MASK NO FACE SHIELDS NO ENTRY
21. Jose Rizal Memorial State University
Tampilisan Campus is in need of the following:
ONE (1) INTRUCTOR
Computer Science/Information Technology
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
a. Masters degree in Computer Science/Information Technology/Information System.
b. Possessed good aptitude and attitude.
c. Preferably with industry, research, and publication experience

REQUIREMENTS:

a. Fully accomplished Personal Data Sheet (PDS) with recent passport-sized picture (CS
Form 212, Revised 2017);
b. Certified true copy of Transcript of Records;
c. Certified true copy of certificate of eligibility/license;
d. Certified true copy of Service Record/Certificate of Employment(if applicable); and
e. Certified true copy of Performance Rating in the present position for one (1) year (if
applicable)

Interested applicants is advised to hand in or send through carrier/email their

application to: