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PROGRAM PERFORMANCE PROFILE

The Economic Enterprise is now included in the proposed revision of

the Student Welfare of the OSAS. It states that the institution encourages

student economic ventures such as but not limited to:

a. Student laboratory cooperatives

b. Entrepreneurial activities/projects

c. Savings

The guidelines of this services are as follows:

a. There shall be an Economic Enterprise Development Center (EED)

which would be benefit all the students according to their needs. This

EED Center is open to all of enterprising within the University.

b. EED Center shall be supervised by the OSAS-SWS in coordination

with EBA Office where applicable (in compliance with the existing

rules of implementation of enterprising within the University).

c. Products to be offered and/or marketed may be an innovation which

would be of essential help to the students in their academic

endeavors. Students may also offer services (example: tutorials)

depending on the expertise of the course they are enrolled in or the

objective/nature of their organization.

d. Each student organization shall abide with the rules and regulations *

of OSAS in the implementation and operation of EED Center (*to be

proposed)

Although the guidelines on the establishment of the Economic

Enterprise Development Center is yet to be approved by the BOR, student

organizations are already encouraged to be engaged in the different income-

generating activities that can be done during the College/University Day and

Intramurals or even at regular school days as long as it would not affect their

Area IV: Support to Students