Negros Oriental State University history

Dur­ing the cer­e­mony, Arevalo with NORSU pres­i­dent, Doctor Vi­cente Real, un­veiled a marker pro­claim­ing 1907 as NORSU's foun­da­tion year, mak­ing the school 107 years old.

The Negros Oriental Trade School (NOTS) was ordered to be created on December 3, 1927 by virtue of Act No.

3377 of the Philippine Legislature, the woodworking class became the Negros Oriental Trade School (NOTS) where the first 25 students were officially enrolled in July 1928.

In 1932, NOTS was transferred from its premises at the ground floor of the Municipal Hall to its present campus.

About 1938, Building Construction was offered as a course.

The members of class 1942 of NOTS were never to finish the school year.

The Negros Oriental Trade School campus was used by the US Army in 1945 as quarters for Japanese prisoners of war whom they captured.

NOTS was then reopened in July 1946.

In 1948 The Related Subjects building was constructed from provincial funds.

1579 signed into law on June 16, 1956, the Negros Oriental Trade School became the EAST VISAYAN SCHOOL OF ARTS AND TRADES (EVSAT. Under this new status, EVSAT was headed by a "Superintendent" with a "Principal" assisting him in administering the academic program of the school.

The implementation took effect during the school year 1957-58.

In 1965, EVSAT was authorized by virtue of Republic Act No.

The need for candidates for the BSIE degree, major in industrial arts, for laboratory classes to do practice teaching led EVSAT in 1967 to be authorized to open elementary classes.

In 1975, new shop courses in Marine Engineering and Electronics, and Saturday classes in Practical Arts were offered for the first time.

In 1976, EVSAT's graduate program was inaugurated, starting with the Master of Education degree.

In­cluded in the in­sti­tu­tion's su­per­vi­sion were the Ne­gros Ori­en­tal Agri­cul­tural School, the Gui­hul­ngan Vo­ca­tional School and the Bais City School of Fish­eries, un­til it be­came the Cen­tral Visayas State Col­lege (CVPC) in 1983.

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In his first term as President from 1992, Doctor Sojor placed high priority in advancing the programs of CVPC under seven categories; namely, academic programming and instructional development, research, extension service, capital development, international linkages and partners, and production.

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In 2004, it is then converted into what is now the Negros Oriental State University.

Real fur­ther said that, when he as­sumed as pres­i­dent on July 13, 2012, he was in­formed of a move­ment of dis­cov­er­ing the dis­tinct cra­dle years of NORSU in 1097 by the for­mer vice pres­i­dent of aca­demic af­fairs Dr Ro­mula San­tos Aleta.

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