NwSSU College of Nursing Supports Free Medical Mission

On January 19, 2025, the Northwest Samar State University (NwSSU) College of Nursing actively participated in a free medical mission organized by Immanuel Church Calbayog, in partnership with various community organizations, including the Rotary Club of Calbayog, Rotaract Club of Greater Calbayog, Content Vloggers of Calbayog, Calbayog City Dental Chapter Incorporated, and several local businesses, held at the Brgy. Carmen Covered Court. The initiative aimed to provide essential healthcare services to approximately 170 residents from various barangays in Calbayog City. The medical mission offered tooth extractions, adult and child consultations, blood pressure check-ups, free medicines, eye examination, and free reading glasses. NwSSU’s nursing students and faculty participated in patient assessment, vital signs and weight taking, and medication dispensing. Their involvement also included conducting valuable health education sessions and assisting with the logistical organization of the medical station. This effort highlights NwSSU’s commitment to supporting community health and service while reinforcing its role in training future healthcare professionals through hands-on experience in public health initiatives.

NwSSU Hosts RIE Seminar on Scholarly Publishing

Last December 12, 2024, the Research, Innovation and Extension of Northwest Samar State University successfully conducted a seminar series on “Publication of Scholarly Papers in SCOPUS, WoS, and ACI Journals for Faculty Researchers” at the RIE Conference Room. The seminar, led by Engr. Ronald L. Orale, PhD, Professor VI of Samar State University, was designed to prepare and provide faculty researchers publishing strategies for top-tier journals. The topics covered included fundamentals and journal matching, fundamentals of research publishing, structuring a research paper, writing with AI and technology, and finalizing manuscripts. The event concluded with peer feedback and a group photo, marking a productive day of learning and innovation. This milestone advances the mission of the university in producing high impact researches and innovative solutions responsive to the local and global communities.

The Beach Litter Monitoring Project funded by PEMSEA

The Beach Litter Monitoring Project funded by PEMSEA: Year-I Monitoring Evaluation Presentation was attended by the CCJS faculty researchers headed by their project leader- EnP. Rosalina L. Tarrayo, CCJS Dean- Dr. Armando A. Alviola, VP for Academic Affairs- Dr. Ramil S. Catamora, and Brgy. Malajog and Brgy. Carayman monitoring teams.