UMALOHOKAN THE OFFICIAL STUDENT PUBLICATION OF THE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES - CAVITE CAMPUS
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Fostering Connections through “Bridging the by Andrea Mae Castro Gap” at the 14th TUP Editors’ Guild The anticipated 14th TUP Editor’s Guild brought together the United League of Artisans of TUP (ULAT) in empowering the participants from The Philippine Artisan in Manila, Cavite, Taguig, and Visayas which they eagerly participated, focused on the theme "Bridging the Gap: Reconnecting with the Artisans and the Community."
was given, coming from Mr. Alwen Jay Santos, the resource speaker from CEGP-NCR that also imparted his words, expounding the talk on Neoliberal Education. The session that evening consisted of the Cultural Night led by Ms. Hanna Lei Noriel, Editor-in-Chief of TPA-Cavite, demonstrating the skills of artisans in singing and dancing.
On the initial day, Mr. Jerry Ponce Mandap, the Editor-in-Chief of The Philippine Artisan - Manila and Chairperson of the 14th TUPEG, extended a welcome to the attendees through his opening statement. Each publication introduced their respective delegates for the event, highlighting the presentation of the annual reports for the Academic Year 2022-2023 within each campus.
The second day proceeded with a collaborative effort in the conceptual planning of the ULAT Newsletter, spearheaded by Mr. Freddie Laureano Jr., the Editor-in-Chief of The Philippine Artisan - Visayas, that involved active participation from fellow attendees, emphasizing the newsletter's role as a channel for sharing ideas within the TUP community.
Later in the afternoon, an introductory talk
In addition, Hon. Alter C. Gonzales, the TUP Student Regent, led the first plenary session,
CHED Region IV-A Conducts Successful OnSite Evaluation for Certificate of Program Compliance at TUP Cavite by Hanna Lei Noriel On August 03, the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Region IV-A conducted an on-site evaluation for the application of the Certificate of Program Compliance (COPC) at the Technological University of the Philippines - Cavite. Dr. Virginia D. Akiate, Director IV of CHEDRO IV, led the evaluation team, which also included Dr. Judith Mary Ann R. Chan, OIC - Chief Education Program Specialist, and Dr. Corazon M. Flores, Education Supervisor II. The purpose was to assess the university’s programs, including Bachelor of Technology and Livelihood Education, Bachelor of Technical Vocational Teacher Education, Bachelor of Science in Engineering, and Bachelor of Engineering Technology. The on-site evaluation commenced at the Audio-Visual Room, where Dr. Myrna Tepora, Campus Director of TUP Cavite, delivered a welcome message, followed by Dr. Chan’s detailed explanation of the activities. Afterwards, they proceeded to review documents at the accreditation room. In the afternoon, the evaluators conducted the second part at key locations, visiting various shops and laboratories, which are essential com-
ponents for hands-on learning experiences at the university. Following the on-site evaluation visits to key locations, the evaluators reconvened at the Audio-Visual Room to present their findings and recommendations. Dr. Akiate initiated the presentation, commending the campus for its excellent performance. Dr. Chan then outlined the strengths and areas for improvement in Engineering-Technology and Engineering Courses, while Dr. Flores provided the assessment for Education Courses. In response, Dr. Reynaldo Ramos, the TUP President, expressed gratitude for the successful evaluation. Dr. Tepora concluded by reiterating the university’s commitment to continuous improvement. PHOTO BY HANNA NORIEL
On-site evaluation with Dr. Myrna Tepora at the Audio Visual Room
which concentrated on revising the System-Wide Constitution and Bylaws of the Philippine Artisan. The main goal was to establish an effective resolution for the artisan’s future endeavors. Concluding the evening program, the Lampoon Awards took place, presenting 'gabi ng kalokohan', which consists of various made-up awards that filled the room with humor and amusement. Finally, Team Building was conducted on the last day, activities were administered such as the Dragon's Tail and the Calamansi Relay. The participants worked as a team that conveyed a group effort during the games. The culmination on the final day ended with a closing remark delivered by the TUP Faculty Members Prof. Donnalyn Lastima and Prof. Joshua Jumalon.
NEWS TUPC USG Hosts 1st Special Assembly of Federation of Student Governments for A.Y. 2022-2023 by Jewel Ann Serilla PHOTO BY HANNA NORIEL
Federation of Student Governments from Manila, Cavite, Taguig and Visayas
From June 8-10, 2023, representatives from TUP Manila, Cavite, Taguig, and Visayas took an impactful step as they gathered for a three-day event, the 1st Special Assembly of Federation of Student Governments for A.Y. 2022-2023, under the theme “United We Make a Difference, Collaboration Breeds Change” at TUP Cavite. The event was graced by the presence of the Office of Student Affairs Heads from different campuses, along with Engr. Aldrin Dela Cuesta, the USG Cavite Adviser. TUPC warmly welcomed the delegates upon their arrival on the 1st day, then proceeded with a campus tour and lunch before settling in for the first part of the program, which featured opening remarks by Dr. Myrna M. Tepora, the TUPC Campus ON PAGE 2