Journal de recherche et de développement en éducation à la santé

Stakeholders’ Level of Awareness and Acceptance of the Bataan Peninsula State University College of Nursing and Midwifery Goals and Objectives: Traversing to the Realization of the University’s Vision and Mission

Abstract

Ronnell D Dela Rosa and Norma R Pantaleon

Nursing Graduates of the Bataan Peninsula State University may probably recite genuinely by heart the vision and mission statement of their Alma matter for the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree as they articulate the College Goals and Objectives in the current professional affiliations. But if someone asked what transpire them to the engagement of the professional works into the delivery of quality graduates of nursing may give them a feeling apprehension that these goals and objectives of their program may not be well articulated. This attempt of exploring the level awareness and acceptance to the new Vision and Mission of the Bataan Peninsula State University would engage them in understanding the old and the new proposal for the college goals and objectives. Thus, providing traverse journey on realizing the vision and mission of the university. The study recommends that continuous recruitment in the analysis of the stakeholders perspectives most especially the alumni as it has been established since 1990’s that it must be routinely reviewed and strengthen the contact between alumni thru college activities like extensions and research works. Likewise, students and faculty members must be able to experience in their learning in particular to their curriculum that the VMGO must be evident using the new framework of outcomes based education. For the industry partners, the job descriptions, duties and responsibilities sin incorporation this in their standards of work may be considered. University personnel especially the administrative department must give full support in the financial assistance to deploy this endeavor of disseminating strongly the college VMGO. Lastly the adopted communities must be given a good avenue for them to well learn the VMGO and live with it. A focused group discussion may helpful to assert their knowledge.