Awareness, Acceptance, and Perception of Pangasinan State University’s Stakeholders towards its Vision, Mission, Goals, and Objectives

Abstract

This study determines the level of awareness, acceptance, and perception of the stakeholders on
the Vision, Mission, Goals, and Objectives (VMGOs) of Pangasinan State University (PSU) and the five
programs offered in one of its nine campuses, i.e., Alaminos City Campus. The descriptive survey method was
employed in the investigation. A modified questionnaire was used to gather data from the stakeholders of the
University which include faculty, non-teaching staff, students, parents, and industry-partners. Results revealed
that stakeholders were aware of the VMGOs of PSU-Alaminos City Campus. They were also aware of the
dissemination of the VMGOs through bulletin boards, catalogs, manuals, broadcast media, and other
materials. Furthermore, they accept and understand the VMGOs and the responsibility of PSU and others
concerned in realizing such objectives. Lastly, results revealed that the VMGOs are clearly stated and
consistent. Based on these, it is recommended that the administration strengthen and widen its information
dissemination campaign to extensively communicate its VMGOs to stakeholders.