Evaluation of the Performance of the Production Projects of the University of Northern Philippines

Abstract

This study is an evaluation of the performance of the production projects/income generating projects of the University of Northern Philippines, the oldest university of the north. Frequency count, percentage and rank were used to describe the profile ofthe respondents. The assessment ofthe existing production projects made use of means. A survey questionnaire was employed to gather data involving 250 respondents from the two campuses of UNP - Vigan City main campus andCandon campus. Respondents were below middle-age faculty members, deans/
directors and chiefs of offices of UNP. Most respondents are female, married, residing in the barangays, holders of bachelor's degree with unitsfor the master's degree, and have been employed in the university for I-5 years. The respondents are generally satisfied with the enumerated existing production projects of UNP, although they are moderately  satisfied with the mushroom project. Many production projects/income generating projects were
suggested by the respondents. Their suggestions were classified as: a) for the university as a whole, and b) for the different offices colleges/institutes. The production projects for the university as a whole are further divided
into : a) services IGPs; and b) other IGPs. The services 1GPs include: a) technical; b) health /GPs; and 3) food and school supplies /GPs. Other IGPs are either: a) academic IGPs; b) agricultural IGPs; or c) commercial IGPs. The IGPs for the different offices/colleges/ institutes are mainly divided into: a) technical IGPs; b) commercial IGPs; and c) academic IGPs. The technical IGPs are distributed to the : a) College of Fine Arts (CFA); b) College of Technology (CT); c) College of Business Administration &  Accountancy(CBAA); and d) College of Teacher.