BSU launches centennial coffee table history book

LA TRINIDAD, Benguet -- The Benguet State University

 launched its Centennial Coffee Table Book along with the

university’s  story monograph series to  to commemorate its hundred

years of existence since its humble beginnings as a farm school until

it flourished as a premiere state university in the province.

BSU president Feliciano Calora Jr together with the chair of the

history committee Grace Bengwayan and BSU history and museum director

Stanley Anongos Jr. led unveiling of history materials at the

Historical Museum  recently. 

The hard launch is expected to take place December or January next year to coincide  with BSU’s charter

anniversary.

Calora hopes that the production of history materials which is part of

the university’s centennial celebrations would be pursued and would

capture what BSU is all about.  He encouraged other stakeholders such

as alumni, professors, teachers, and officials to write also their

stories and experiences with the school  as history materials are

still works in progress.

Bengwayan presented the contents and the processes involved in the

production of materials that  encapsulate the pre- war, Japanese

period, post war, and university period.  Each of the era or the theme

highlights the significant events in the life of the school, the

students, faculty, staff and management.