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"Building Better Stories, Version 2.0"
A session aimed at providing The Green Mainstream journalists with necessary skills was recently hosted by Ma'am Michelle Montemayor of the CTU-CCMSC. Stories, ethics, and the future of journalism were among the subjects covered at the event. The school journalists were prepared to pursue their journalistic goals with confidence and purpose after receiving newly strengthened knowledge and a common enthusiasm for becoming the beating heart of the campus.
News by Jesel Oleverio
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As ππππππππ unfolds, hearts around the CTU- CCMSC begin to beat a little faster in anticipation of a day dedicated to love and cherished connections.
The day started with faith as the holy mass took place at CTU-CCMSC, held at Agriculture building, 4th floor. Students, faculty, and staff gathered to start the day on a reflective note to repent their sins eager to participate in the traditional Ash Wednesday Mass.
Following the mass, the campus transformed into a hub of energy and enthusiasm with the opening of a variety of booths. The day continued to kick with love as students gathered at the Agriculture Building for a heartwarming Valentine's Day program with the theme, "πͺπππ
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Throughout the day, the program buzzed with excitement and laughter, as students reveled in the joyous atmosphere and cherished the opportunity to celebrate love in all its forms.
News by Rachelle Anne Sorongon
Photo by Shayne Cabiles and Ericaline Gok-ong
Feeling a bit lonely on Valentine's Day? No worries, I'm right here feeling the same way!
But then, look how love fills the air at CTU-CCMS as students joyfully share their heartfelt confessions and love on Valentine's Day. In the confession booth, students bravely shared their feelings for someone they admire. So, if you ever feel like you're all by yourself, remember, there's always someone out there who deeply cares about you.
Happy Valentine's Day Technologistsβ₯οΈ
Words by NiΓ±a Geralie Ostia
Layout by Jasmine Umpad
Hey there, Technologists! This Valentine's Day, let your heart speak out loud. Got a secret admirer or a special message for someone? Share it with us, and we'll give it a voice, anonymously. Just click the link below and pour your heart out in your confessions. Release your emotions and watch the magic unfold. Stay tuned for more exciting details! Love Unleashed, Technologists United!
https://form.jotform.com/240423187519457
Words by Ella Marie Banggabangga
Layout by Eduard Joseph Aguilar
February 7, 2024, marked the 2nd day of the Aggies Days, where participants showcased their skills and artistry in various competitions including the vegetable display contest, poster and slogan competitions, flower arrangement, and terrarium making contest. During the quiz bee competition, participants fidgeted as they tackled the arduous questions.
The momentum continues with a dynamic team-building extravaganza where each six stations carry unique tasks that foster collaboration, communication, and camaraderie. Teams navigate challenges, strengthening their bonds as they work together to achieve common objectives. From problem-solving puzzles to trust-building activities, the team-building component ensures a holistic and engaging experience for all involved.
News by Eugene Balmadres
On February 7, 2024, fourth-year education students together with their parents and guardians celebrated the 2nd Pinning Ceremony which commenced with a solemn mass by Reverend Fr. Simplicio Pugasan.
From a spiritual atmosphere that resonated through the campus, they joyfully exercise the rituals of the pinning.
The impactful welcome from Mrs. Michelle Montemayor, the dedicated Education Chairperson, left the BEED seniors an inspiring words that emphasized the institution's unwavering commitment to humble servanthood---that which she said rooted from Venerable Ignacia del Espiritu Santo.
Attendees of the day were also captivated and inspired by the wit, humor, and wisdom of the Campus Director Dr. Patrobinson M. Salumag who shared a heartfelt message of a students journey. Concluding with the encouraging phrase, "study joyfully," Dr. Salumag's words echoed as a guiding principle for both the graduating class and the entire campus community.
In this harmonious blend of spirituality, academic achievement, and a commitment to joyful learning, the day became a memorable chapter in the rich tapestry of CTU-Cebu City Mountain Satellite Campus life.
News by Erecka Mae Anito
Photo by Neziel Basilisco, Miracris Sabal and Carl Dhonie Ibarita
1st Aggie Days Celebration: "Cultivating Knowledge, Growing Together, Harvesting Success"
In a historic moment marked by enthusiasm and a spirit of collaboration, the Cebu Technological University-Cebu City Mountain Satellite Campus (CTU-CCMSC) proudly inaugurated its first-ever Aggie Days event. With a theme of "Cultivating Knowledge, Growing Together, Harvesting Success," the said event was inaugurated at the 4th floor of Agri-Building on February 6, 2024.
The program kicked off as Sir Roger Alferez, Ph.D., gave his warm welcome remarks with an emphasis on the agriculture student's responsibility to make sure that the future of the industry is bright. Ma'am Alma P. Rosillo-Magno, Ph.D., also gave her inspirational message to everyone highlighting the potential of each student to become great agriculturists in the coming years.
The atmosphere was electric as each kingdom shouted their friendly banter and support towards their participants in the cosplay competition. Subsequently, the oath-taking of the newly elected Guild of Empowered Agriculture Students officers took place.
Later in the afternoon, the spirit of competitiveness and camaraderie continued because the most awaited Mr. & Ms. Aggies 2024. Showcasing their grace, beauty, wit, and resourcefulness, the candidates strut their way in front of the audience. Lastly, the awards were given and the winners were crowned.
News by John Lloyd Gabito
CTU-CCMSC seals collaboration with Dr. Emilio OsmeΓ±a Sr. Integrated School
In enhancing educational opportunities and community development, the Cebu Technological University - Cebu City Mountain Satellite Campus (CTU-CCMSC) recently sealed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with Dr. Emilio OsmeΓ±a Sr. Integrated School. The signing ceremony, held at the CTU-CCMSC campus on February 6, 2024.
Leading the signing ceremony were Dr. Patrobinson Salumag, Campus Director of CTU-CCMSC, and Dr. Maximo C. Aniana Jr., Principal of Dr. Emilio OsmeΓ±a Sr. Integrated School. They were joined by Dr. Marvin Aventuna, Campus Dean of Instruction of CTU-CCMSC, and Ms. Ritchelie Delmo, alongside with Sir Aien A. Umpad.
Both institutions look forward in embarking collaboration, with a shared vision of advancing education and community development.
News by Jasmine Umpad
Big news from CTU CCMSC! The Sinulog dance and Festival Queen Contest were super exciting, and the contenders really rocked their performances. There were colorful costumes and props, lively moves and an overall festive vibe. In addition, the students were immensely amazed as Festival queens from different programs stole the spotlight in the Sinulog dance festival especially during the showdown. These queens didn't just show off their beauty β they danced and spun gracefully. Imagine their charm and graceful moves while bringing the image of Sto. NiΓ±o, and a touch of "almost falling" steps that had everyone laughing. It was like a dance-off where each queen tried not to trip over their own feet.
Now, here's the winners of Sinulog Dance and Festival Queen contest:
SINULOG DANCE CONTEST
Champion: BEED
1st runner up: BSAG
2nd runner up: BIT
FESTIVAL QUEEN CONTEST
Champion: BSAG, represented by Angela Cabusas Moring
1st Runner-up: BIT, represented by Jane NiΓ±a Mojado
2nd Runner-up: BEED, represented by Michelle Cabillon
Thanks to everyone for making the first Sinulog contest at CTU-CCMSC possible. Congratulations to all the winners; always keep in mind that devotion and faith should be the top priorities.
This is all to honor the child Jesus.
VIVA PIT SENIOR!
VIVA SENIOR STO. NIΓO!
The game booth Peshoot (Peso shoot), emerged as a captivating source of entertainment during the 5th-year anniversary celebration of CTU-CCMSC, drawing the attention of technologists. The event was enlivened by the echoes of laughter and the palpable spirit of friendly competition that filled the air at the Peshoot booth. As technologists engaged in this unique and entertaining activity, it created a dynamic and interactive experience that added an extra layer of excitement to the celebration.
Words by Erecka Mae Anito
Photo by Miracris Sabal and Eduard Joseph Aguilar
Hey! Technologist, did you hear it? The Mountain Echoes band just took the stage with their lively songs. It was awesome β they played tunes that made the whole place come alive. Everyone was tapping their feet and singing along. The Mountain Echoes really know how to bring good vibes with their music!
News by NiΓ±a Geralie Ostia
Photo by Jasmine Umpad and Neziel Basilisco
Education Program Researchers Secure Coveted Award at International Congress
In a remarkable achievement, Dr. Marvin M. Aventuna and his esteemed research team, consisting of Jasmine Umpad and Neziel Basilisco, all from the Education Program, have been honored with the prestigious 2nd Best Research Paper Award in Business Management and Leadership. The recognition was bestowed upon them at the 4th International Congress and Competition in Multidisciplinary Research (ICCMR), held from January 27-29, 2024, conducted virtually via Zoom.
The winning research paper, titled The Interest Level of Skilled Workers in Learning Basic Japanese Language, stood out among research submissions, showcasing the team's dedication to exploring the dynamic intersection of business management and leadership. The study delved into the engagement of skilled workers in acquiring proficiency in basic Japanese language skills, a topic that holds significant implications in today's globalized business landscape.
The path to success for Dr. Aventuna and his team was paved with meticulous research and dedication. After months of rigorous examination and analysis, the researchers confidently presented their findings to the international congress and competition. The virtual platform allowed them to share their insights, methodology, and outcomes with a diverse and global audience, emphasizing the universal relevance of their work.
Dr. Aventuna expressed his gratitude about the recognition, stating, "Receiving this award is a testament to the collaborative effort and commitment of both the students and teacher. Itβs truly an honor to have our efforts acknowledged at such a prestigious international event. This recognition, I hope will also serve as inspiration to students and faculty to research and presentation whether in the national or international arena."
The 4th ICCMR, a significant gathering of scholars, researchers, and professionals across various disciplines, provided a platform for intellectual exchange and collaboration. Driven by the mission to foster multidisciplinary research, the congress served as an arena where innovative ideas and groundbreaking studies were celebrated.
The accolade not only highlights the expertise and dedication of both students and faculty but also underscores the program's commitment to advancing knowledge and contributing to the academic community on a global scale. The award-winning paper serves as an inspiration for aspiring researchers, encouraging them to explore novel avenues of inquiry and make meaningful contributions to the world of academia.
A Morning of Unity and Fitness!
On the crisp morning of the 31st day of January 2024, students from across different programs of CTU-Cebu City Mountain Satellite Campus flocked for a Fun Run.
The early hour did little to dampen the spirits of the students, who eagerly awaited the starting signal in front of the C-Building. The route started from the campus to the Babag Gymnasium and down to the Maomawan Chapel, then finally ended back at the campus. Sweats flowed and smiles filled the faces of the participants as they enthusiastically ran their way to the finish line.
As participants completed the run, the festivities continued with a post-run gathering. Zumba allowed the participants to groove their bodies to the beat. The fun run did not only promote fitness, but also created a tight bond among the participants that will surely persist beyond the event.
News by John Lloyd Gabito
Photo by Neziel Basilisco, Miracris Sabal and Carl Dhonie Ibarita
CTU CCMSC Celebrates 5th Anniversary with a Thanksgiving Mass with Rev.Fr. Simplicio Pugasan. The event Unveils State-of-the-Art Agricultural Building with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony.
The event was witnessed by parents,community partners, students, industry partners, Barangay Council members and alumni.
Dr Patrobinson Salumag with Dr Almacin and honorable Bebot Abellanosa lead the ribbon Cutting of the new Agricultural building it symbolized not just a physical structure but a gateway to new possibilities and advancements in agricultural education and research.
The 5th-anniversary celebration of CTU CCMSC, coupled with the inauguration of the new agricultural building, was a momentous occasion that brought together the CTU community and its supporters. The event does not only celebrated past achievements but also laid the foundation for a future of continued growth, innovation, and excellence in the field of Education.
News by Eugene Balmadres
Photo by TGMP Members
Celebrating Success: Honoring the Achievements of the Board Passers
Along with the 5th Founding Anniversary Celebration, the CTU-CCMSC wholeheartedly welcomed the alumni and the board passers of the university. Giving a warm recognition to individuals who demonstrate not only a mastery of their chosen field but also a dedication to excellence that is truly commendable.
Moreover, the excitement was evident in the faces of the students as the university also announced the campus' deans lister together in the event. Receiving their certificates as a symbol of dedication, perseverance, and the positive impact these individuals have on their fellow students.
The said event was filled with a sense of accomplishment, pride, and enthusiasm that does not only showcase a personal triumph but also a source of inspiration for others aspiring to follow a similar path.
As we extend our congratulations, let us also acknowledge the collective effort that goes into reaching such milestones and inspire others to pursue excellence in their chosen paths.
News by Jesel Oleverio
Photo by Neziel Basilisco
Alongside with the CTU-CCMSC 5th Founding Anniversary is the meeting stakeholders' meeting. The occasion was also graced by former Hon. Rodrigo "Bebot" Abellanosa and his son,Hon. Jose Abellanosa, Vice President for Student Affairs, Production and Resource Generation, Dr. Mary Rose Almacen, and CTU-Dumanjug Campus Director, Dr. Greg Pajaron.
Hon. Bebot Abellanosa marked history being the man behind RA1185 that gave birth to CTU-CCMSC. He reiterated the role of the youth in nation building and CTU-CCMSC's education mission. The parents,industry partners,alumni,DepEd representatives and the former Brgy.Captain of Bonbon,Hon.Eddie Cabriana. They are the people who also became part of CTU-CCMSC.
On the same venue, the parents' conference was facilitated by Ms. Nancy G. Largado, SAO and Scholarship Director who discussed the scholarship and the opportunities for the students in the University.
News by Ella Marie Banggabangga
Photo by Gwendelyn Tabura and Carl Dhonie Ibarita
Get ready for a burst of excitement on January 30-31 as we present the PESHOOT (Peso Shoot) at the CTU-CCMSC C-building ground. Don't miss out on the chance to experience the thrill of our game booth, where fun knows no bounds and the gaming spirit runs high!
Get ready to level up your day with an unforgettable gaming experience. Are you peshoot! Let's go!
Words by Jasmine Umpad
Layout by Miracris Sabal
The Cebu City Health Department offered free Flu and Pneumo23 vaccination today, January 24, 2024. The vaccination drive was held at the C-Building, CTU-Cebu City Mountain Satellite Campus, situated in Sitio Maomawan, Bry. Babag, Cebu City, with two sessions available from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon and 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm.
The initiative is inclusive, welcoming all teaching and non-teaching staff, part-time educators, job order personnel, students, and their family members or relatives. It underscores the city's commitment to ensuring the health and well-being of its residents.
News by Jasmine Umpad
Photo by Miracris Sabal
"π Happy Birthday, Ella Marie! πβ¨ Your impactful work as a green mainstream journalist continues to inspire. Wishing you a day filled with joy, creativity, and all the success you deserve! π±π
Happy Birthday, Gwendelyn! π Your artistic touch at Green Mainstream Journalist brings stories to life. May your day be as vibrant and creative as your layouts! π¨π°
AS THE CLOCK STRIKES MIDNIGHT AND THE CALENDAR FLIPS TO A NEW YEAR :
Let us take a chance to acknowledge achievements, learn from challenges, and express gratitude for the experiences that shaped us. May we bring the triumphs as our inspiration and the trials as our motivation in embracing another chapter that sets another opportunity to learn and grow.
We wish you a journey filled with joy, hope, and endless possibilities as you welcome the YEAR 2024. Happy new year technologists π!
Words by Jesel Oleverio
Layout by Jonard Eran
If you could ask for anything this Christmas, what would it be?
Let me share a short story from one of the parish priest here in Pardo.
βOnce upon a snowy Christmas eve, there lived a little boy named Louie who used to live in a little village. Like most kids, Louie looked forward to Santa Claus's coming, thinking about his favorite marvel and tiny truck toys.
Louie made the decision one day to write Santa a letter listing all the toys he wanted for Christmas. His best friend-Geray looked at him silently as he wrote down his wishes. She asked him, "Louie, do you think Christmas is only about presents?"
And Louie said Yes! because during my early years, I overheard my mother asking for an extravagant gifts and money while using me as a way to make requests from my godparents. I observed her requesting luxurious presents. And I think that godparents should give anything I want and that they are obliged to give presents at any occasions where I am involved. It became apparent that my role as a baby was sometimes utilized as a strategy in her efforts to solicit generous gestures from godparents.β
This is a reminder to all of us that Christmas isnβt a shopping list contest. Itβs not about turning godparents into gift vending machines. However, the essence of christmas is more than just giving materialistic things. Itβs about love, kindness, spending time with our loved ones, and being grateful for what we have.
Merry Merry Christmas!
Words by NiΓ±a Geralie Ostia
Layout by Eduard Joseph Aguilar
Showcasing exquisite vibes and presentations with the spirit of togetherness and boundless joy in celebrating the Pasko Sa CTU-CCMSC 2023. The event has pristinely highlighted the lighting of the Christmas tree which made delightful faces that radiate the true essence of Christmas.
In a proactive move towards fostering awareness and understanding of crucial legislation pertaining to gender equality and safety, a seminar titled "Empowering Communities Understanding and Implementing Key Legislation for Gender Equality and Safety" was conducted at the CTU-CCMSC on December 13, 2023.
The seminar drew active participation from the dedicated faculty and staff of the campus, emphasizing the institution's commitment to staying informed. The Administrative Officer V, Roger Alferez Ph.D., extended a warm welcome to the attendees, setting the tone for an informative and engaging session.
Indeed, the event was full of fascination with the presence of PEMS. Egmedio B. Felisan Jr., an expert in the field. PEMS Felisan delved into a comprehensive discussion, sharing his profound expertise on an array of crucial legislations. His presentation covered topics such as Anti-Violence Against Women and Children, the Anti-rape Law, Safe Spaces Act, Anti-Sexual Harassment Law, and the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act. The engaging session not only provided a detailed understanding of the legal frameworks but also sparked thought-provoking discussions among the participants. PEMS Felisan's expertise empowered the faculty and staff with the knowledge needed to navigate and implement them effectively.
News by Jasmine Umpad
"CTU-CCMSC's Festive Delight: Lighting of Christmas Tree and Jingle Competition 2023"
The holiday spirit came alive at Cebu Technological University - Cebu City Mountain Satellite Campus (CTU-CCMSC) on December 13, 2023, as the campus gathered for the annual "Pasko sa CTU-CCMSC Lighting of Christmas Tree and Jingle Competition."
The campus lit up with joy as the Christmas tree, adorned with twinkling lights, illuminated the night. A symbol of unity, the lighting ceremony marked the official start of the holiday season. Technologies in each program namely BIT, BEED, and BSAG showcased their musical talents in an exciting Jingle Competition. Original compositions filled the air, bringing a festive vibe and showcasing the creative spirit of the campus.
Beyond the festive decorations and musical performances, the event emphasized the strong sense of community. Students, faculty, and staff joined together, creating a memorable evening of camaraderie and celebration. The Pasko sa CTU-CCMSC event on December 13, 2023, successfully blended holiday cheer, musical talent, and community spirit, setting the stage for a joyful and festive season on campus.
β Parol Making Competition
1st place: BSAG3-A
2nd place: BSAB1-A
3rd place: BSAG1-A
π Jingle Competition
1st place: BEED 3A
2nd place: BEED 2A
3rd place: BEED 1A
News by Neziel Basilisco
Photo by TGMP Members
On December 13, 2023, the second day of the seminar jointly organized by the College of Agriculture in CTU-CCMSC, in collaboration of DOST-PCAARRD, and Benguet State University, focused on shedding light on the fundamentals of pesticide usage and its proper application. The event featured renowned experts in the field, Miss Michelle A. Bulahan and Miss Reggie V. Lendio, who provided valuable insights on selecting appropriate pesticides for specific pests and conducting workshops on knapsack sprayers, respectively.
Miss Michelle A. Bulahan, an Instructor and a featured speaker, delivered an extensive discussion on the proper selection and application of pesticides. Her comprehensive presentation aimed to equip the attendees with the knowledge required to effectively combat pests while minimizing environmental impact. Her expertise provided valuable guidance to the farmers and other participants, enabling them to make informed decisions regarding pest control. While, Miss Reggie V. Lendio, an Instructor of CTU- CCMSC , conducted an elaborate workshop on the proper usage of knapsack sprayers. Shared valuable tips and techniques, ensuring that participants understood the correct procedures for effective and safe spraying. The workshop not only enhanced the attendees' skills but also emphasized the importance of precision and responsible pesticide application As the seminar ends Dr. Alma P. Rossillo-Magno, Chairman of college of Agriculture express gratitude towards the local farmers and attendees highlighted the importance of community involvement in promoting sustainable farming practices. The seminar's impact extends beyond the event itself, fostering hope for a more sustainable future in the community.
News and Photo by Eugene Balmadres
In an effort to raise awareness about the responsible use of pesticides, a seminar was conducted on December 12, 2023, at the Barangay Babag gym. The event, spearheaded by the esteemed Alma P. Rosillo-Magno Ph.D, aimed to educate attendees on the proper handling and application of pesticides for agricultural purposes.
The opening remarks were delivered by Hon. Jingy Rose Arda, a dedicated councilor from Barangay Babag. Attended by 1st-year BSAB students and 2nd to 4th-year BSAG students, the event went beyond academia, with active participation from farmers of various barangays.
Led by Alma P. Rosillo-Magno Ph.D, the seminar covered essential topics such as proper chemical usage, understanding pesticide labels, and precautionary measures. Ma'am Michelle Bulahan, an expert in the field, provided insights into the safe handling and storage of pesticides.
The success of the seminar underscores the shared commitment of the community, academic institutions, and local leaders to prioritize responsible and informed agricultural practices, for a sustainable and environmentally conscious approach.
News by Jasmine Umpad
Photo by Eugene Balmadres and Clynt Vincent Gentapa
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Showcasing exquisite vibes and presentations with the spirit of togetherness and boundless joy in celebrating the Pasko Sa CTU-CCMSC 2023. The event has pristinely highlighted the lighting of the Christmas tree which made delightful faces that radiate the true essence of Christmas.
BEED-3A and BIT-3A host successful Research Colloquium, Showcasing Innovative Studies Third year students from Bachelor of Elementary Education and Bachelor of Industrial Technology of CTU-CCMSC recently held a joint research colloquium showcasing the academic expertise and engaging academic discourse. The event, held at the CTU-CCMSC conference room, aimed to promote collaboration and exchange of ideas. It provided insights, experiences, as well as feedback and suggestions for improvement. The successful research colloquium is a testament to the commitment of the CTU-CCMSC in promoting academic excellence and innovation in education and technology. It serves as an inspiration for future generations of students and faculty members to continue pursuing research interests and to contribute to the advancement of knowledge.
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