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CvSU MANUAL OF OPERATIONS
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conducted to determine 1) relevance, 2) usefulness, 3) quality, 4) viability
and technical feasibility, 5) impact and social acceptability and 6) global
competitiveness of the proposed project(s).

Each College Campus shall submit to the RECETS Council list of students
with the title of their approved thesis (by project) for endorsement to the
Administrative Council and for approval of the University Board of Regents.

Budget Allocation

Every year, the university shall allocate funds (1 to 3 million pesos) to fund
research priorities of the colleges in the main campus. The branch
campuses, through their Deans shall also allocate funds for their identified
priority R & D agenda/program.

Funding shall be allocated in accordance with the number of approved
programs/projects/studies for each of the disciplines, e.g. Agriculture;
Engineering; Education; Economics, Management and Development
Studies; Physical and Health Services, etc. The college through the research
team shall schedule the allocation of funds to the projects based on
priorities.

All colleges are required to avail of the funding under this proposal for
student theses that will be jointly conducted by the faculty advisers and
their advisees.

When approved, the research shall be funded by the university. A project
can accommodate student’s research with a minimum amount of Php
25,000.00, from the research fund of the university and the remaining
balance shall be shouldered by the student.

If the total budgetary requirement of a student thesis is lower than
Php50,000.00, only 50% of the total project shall be provided by the
university.

The funds will be allocated for the maintenance and other operating
expenses (MODE) of the project.

All requests for the purchase and/or use of the university funds for this
purpose shall conform to the existing government and accounting and
auditing rules and regulations.

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