1. ACAS, MONICO, INSTRUC
     TOR I
2. ACAS, MARILYN,
      BUDGET OFFICER III
3. ALCALA, MICHAEL,
     INSTRUCTOR I
4. AQUE, SEPTIMA, ASST.
     PROFESSOR IV
5. ARCAMO, GENE,
     INSTRUCTOR I
6. ARCAMO, MARLON,
    UTILITY WORKER I
7. ARBON, LINDA,
     TEACHER I
8. ARTIAGA, JOSE EMILIO,
     INSTRUCTOR II
9. BAHIAN, MARY GRACE,
     TEACHER II
10. BAHIAN, LEE, HEAD
     TEACHER III
11. BARRERA, DIOGENES,
     INSTRUCTOR I
12. BARRERA, GLORY,
      ASST.  PROF. III
13. BALANAY, MANNIX,
      INSTRUCTOR I
14. BALOLONG, CLIFFORD,
      INSTRUCTOR I
15. BIDAD, RICHARD,
      ASST. PROFESSOR I
16. BIDAD, ROSITA,
      ASSO. PROF. IV, VPAA
17. BONACHITA, RIC,
      WATCHMAN
18. BONOCAN, SARAH
      MARIE, INSTRUCTOR I
19. BULINGOT, EDUARDO,
      ASST. PROF. I
20. CABANGAHAN,   DOMI 
      NADOR Q. COL PROF/
      SSC   PRESIDENT
21. CARORO, FILEMON,
      ASST. PROF. IV
22. CARORO, NILA ADMIN
      ISTRATIVE OFFICER V
23. CAVAN, ALEJANDRO,
      ASST. PROFESSOR I
24. CATID, ROSALINA,
      INSTRUCTOR I
25. CASTILLON, JESSICA,
      TEACHER I
26. CASTILLON, EDGARDO,
      DISBURSING OFFICER I
27. DAHILI, FRUCTUOSO,
      UTILITY WORKER I
28. DE GUZMAN, LEILA,
       INSTRUCTOR I
29. DUAZO, ERNESTO,
      INSTRUCTOR II
30. DURAN, EXPEDITA,
      INSTRUCTOR III
31. EDAYAN, DEXTER,
      UTILITY WORKER I
32. ESLIT, MARJORIE,
      INSTRUCTOR I
33. ESTRELLADO, ROLITO,
      TEACHER II
34. GABIJAN, DIVINA,
      TEACHER I
35. GAJARDO, RENEE,
      INSTRUCTOR I
36. GOM-OS, CRISPINIANO,
      CASHIER III

37. GUMALO, ZAINES,
      INSTRUCTOR II
38. INTONG, DINAH,
      TEACHER II
39. JIMENEZ, JOHN ANTHO-
      NY, GUIDANCE
      COUNSELLOR I
40. JUMAWAN, RICKY,
      INSTRUCTOR I
41. JUMAWAN, MARIA,
      ASST. PROFESSOR IV
42. KILAT, WILL,
      INSTRUCTOR I
43. MACARON, CATALINO,
      TEACHER II
44. MANSUETO, ROMMEL,
      INSTRUCTOR I
45. MARAÑO, FERILYN,
      INSTRUCTOR I
46. MATAS, OLIVER,
      MECHANIC I
47. MEJOR, MARLON,
      DRIVER I
48. MIQUIABAS, HERCU
      LANITO, ASST. PROF. III
49. MIQUIABAS, VIRGIE,
      ASSOCIATE PROF. V
50. MORALES, MARILOU,
      ACCOUNTING CLERK II
51. MOSQUEDA, EVANGEL-
      ISTA, TEACHER I
52. OMISOL, JOSEFINA,
      INSTRUCTOR I
53. OROT, JUAN
       WATCHMAN I
54. PADAYHAG, BENITA,
      ASST. PROFESSOR III
55. PADAYHAG, JEWEL,
      ASSIST. PROFESSOR I
56. PANZO, MAXWELL,
      BOARD SECRETARY V
57. QUILICOT, MA. IMOGEN,
      INSTRUCTOR III
58. RABINA, JOY,
      INSTRUCTOR I
59. RUBIO, EVANGELISTO,
      WATCHMAN
60. SALAC, VIRGILIO,
      SECURITY GUARD I
61. SANTOS, SUSAN,
      INSTRUCTOR I
62. SUGABO, VILMA,
      REGISTRAR III
63. SUMALPONG, CRESCEN
      CIA, ASST. PROF. I
64. SUMAYLO, STEVEN,
      INSTRUCTOR I
65. TABADA, BETTY,
      ASST. PROFESSOR III
66. TAN, RAINERO,
      INSTRUCTOR I
67. TAN, ELIZABETH,
      CLERK I
68. TAROC, NORMA,
      ACCOUNTANT III
69. TAROC, ROEL,
      INSTRUCTOR II
70. TUMACOLE, ERNESTO,
      ASSOCIATE PROF. V
71. TUMAPON, ESTELA,
      INSTRUCTOR I
72. YAP, HAIDEE,
      INSTRUCTOR I

Community extension services is one to the functions of a state college which aims at improving the living conditions of the people through livelihood Programs and continuing education.
These program covers a number of technologies whose utilization will have an  substantial impact on the provincial socio-economic development process, and on the lives of many people on the Island of Siquijor.

"After decades of work and billions of dollars, chronic hunger is still a major problem in the world. The underlying issues of food security which include the ability to grow, harvest, process, and store rice and other foods must be address now But it takes the right mixture of people and resources: the full support of farmers and extension workers, and access to improved rice varieties. The developed world must summon the political and social will to address the root causes of food shortages."

Jimmy Carter
Former President,
United States