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In coordination with the Department of Military Science and Tactics and Northwest Samar State University- ROTC Unit, the Welcome Presentation of Sponsors and Escorts was held on November 30 at NwSSU ground, with Col Ronaldo M. Illana 0-12187 MNSA (INF) PA, ADCRRA, 8ID, PA as Guest of Honor and Speaker. Also present were Dr. Armando Alviola, College Dean, College of Criminal Justice and Sciences as Representative of the University President, Engr. Ryan Emil T. Zosa, IV, NSTP Director/University Registrar, Col. Raymundo C. Picut Jr., GSC (INF) PA. 8RCDG Deputy Commander, 803rd CDC Director/Commandant NwSSU ROTCU, and Col. Ronaldo M. Illana O-12187 MNSA (INF) PA, ADCRRA, 8ID, PA.

The Association of Universities in Asia and the Pacific (AUAP) in cooperation with Surabaya University, Surabaya, Indonesia holds the online Summer Program “Chat GPT, Artificial Intelligence & Metaverse for our Daily Life”

The Association of Universities in Asia and the Pacific (AUAP) in cooperation with Surabaya University, Surabaya, Indonesia holds the online Summer Program “Chat GPT, Artificial Intelligence & Metaverse for our Daily Life” from November 27 – December 1, 2023. Sixty (60) students and two (2) faculty members from NwSSU engaged in the event learn how to utilize AI, Chat GPT, and Metaverse which are massively used nowadays. The program combines academic webinar classes and practical classes with non-academic Indonesian language and virtual tours.

Take a stand with every stride! 🌟 Our 5K Fun Run is dedicated to ending violence against women

Our 5K Fun Run is dedicated to ending violence against women. Join us for a powerful event that combines fitness and advocacy. Let’s run together to create a world where every woman feels safe and empowered. Assembly Time is 3:00 PM of December 1, 2023 at RSU- Socio Cultural Center, NwSSU. Don’t miss the exciting prices, too, during Raffle Draw. Register and let your steps speak louder than words!

Rescue Training Activity

Individuals who receive rescue training gain self-assurance and the ability to act in emergency situations.  Emergency responders and professionals in fields like search and rescue, firefighting, and emergency medical services need continual rescue training to maintain and improve their skills, stay up to date on best practices, and ensure optimal performance in demanding and dynamic emergency scenarios. This is because training equips people with the knowledge and skills they need to respond calmly and effectively in high-pressure situations, potentially saving lives and contributing to positive outcomes. In conclusion, rescue training is essential to emergency preparedness and response because it equips people with life-saving skills, improves readiness, reduces risk, fosters teamwork, empowers individuals, supports professional development, and strengthens community resilience to disasters. The training at commenced last November 24, 2023, began at 8:00 AM and finished at 12:00 PM. Photos by: NwSSY – QRT https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=pfbid0RwxBLDb4qeMRbJDsAWQ1UWQE5hrn1kzCueE84jheADWwssBwNsay25S2tEdAZ4i9l&id=100071984107937&rdid=M4yVrC3V5NeddUZj https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=pfbid02X99nCicE1kLZAGktZe1LM3j2DRh5spYVmXj5E6FhGuiGe2rc12KwM8bGaoWcrBe7l&id=100071984107937&rdid=m0UGJhQnU7x5jvSG

First Day of Multi-Sectoral Capability Building for Community Members of Brgy. Tinambacan, Malajog, and Malopalo

The initial session deals with plenary talks about Community-Based Tourism, Best Practices on CBET and Eco-Tourism, Product Features and Value, and Empathy Mapping at NwSSU Smart Room, CCIS Building, November 24. It was followed by parallel sessions to which the participants were grouped according to four topics: Lecture Demo on Cutlery and Burloloy Making for Women Sector, Crafting Policies and Resolutions for Brgy. Officials and Other Leaders, Seminar on Basic Life Support, Seminar on Solid Waste Management for Farmers, Fisherfolks, and Transport Group. The capability building covers until tomorrow, November 25.

AAACUP Online Accreditation completed; NwSSU anticipates for the official results

“With our sustained dedication and perseverance, we are confident of not only meeting but exceeding the standards set by the accreditation board,” Dr. Rolyn A. Catamora, Director for Quality Assurance expressed during the exit conference of the three-day Online Program Accreditation of Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universities in the Philippines, Inc. (AACCUP) in NwSSU for both main and San Jorge campuses, which officially concluded this November 24, 2023. There were four programs, which underwent the accreditation process: Bachelor of Elementary Education and Bachelor of Science in Business Administration for Level IV Phase 2, Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, and the Bachelor of Science in Forestry of San Jorge campus for Level III. The AACCUP team was comprised of Dr. Analyn M. Gamit, coordinator, Dr. Liza L. Quimson and Dr. Glenda D. Abad- accreditors for BEED program; Dr. Sisenando C. Masangcap Jr. and Dr. Kenneth L. Armas for BSBA; Dr. Charlotte B. Carandang for BSCS; and Dr. Emerson V. Barcellano, Dr. Emerson V. Barcellano, and Dr. Liza M. Tamargo for BSF. Though the official results will be announced within 30 days, Dr. Analyn M. Gamit, coordinator of the AACUP team already extended her felicitations and commendations for the hard work and achievements of Northwest Samar State University during her overall impression. “The documents are prepared and the process went well,” she claimed. Dr. Gamit also highlighted the strengths and opportunities for improvements of each program. “We value their thorough assessment and insightful feedback, and we eagerly anticipate the finalization of their overall findings. The successful completion of the accreditation process is a testament to our collective diligence and passion, reaffirming our university’s position as a model of academic excellence. Let us remain united in our commitment to upholding the highest standards of quality in all aspects of our institution as we await the accreditation team’s comprehensive and final findings,” Dr. Rolyn A. Catamora added in her statement of commitment and support.