WVSU

Day: October 3, 2025

  • WVSU Marks World Teachers’ Day With Health Services, Gifts and College Activities

    WVSU Marks World Teachers’ Day With Health Services, Gifts and College Activities

    West Visayas State University marked World Teachers’ Day 2025 with activities across colleges, highlighting gratitude for educators and staff who shape future generations. At the College of Teacher Education Hall, the Asian Medical Students’ Association–WVSU launched its flagship initiative, AMSA TSEK (Tigil Saglit, E-kay), through a special program titled “Caring for the Hands that Shape Minds – A Tribute to Teachers.” About 100 participants, mostly faculty, benefited from free health consultations, blood pressure and blood sugar monitoring, urinalysis, essential medicines, and lectures on stress management and lifestyle diseases. 


    Earlier in the day, the College of Education, through its Education Student Council, distributed gifts and ice cream to teachers starting at 10 a.m. The College of Nursing, meanwhile, is set to hold its own celebration next week. The events underscore WVSU’s collective commitment to honoring teachers and non-teaching staff, recognizing them as vital contributors to education and community service. 

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    By WVSU PAMCO

  • WVSU delegates receive recognition at PASUC VI-Extension Managers’ Council for leadership and innovation in extension papers

    WVSU delegates receive recognition at PASUC VI-Extension Managers’ Council for leadership and innovation in extension papers

    The West Visayas State University faculty extension delegates garnered multiple awards during the14th Philippine Association of State University and Colleges VI – Extension Managers’ Council (PASUC-EMC) Annual Regional Symposium and General Assembly last September 30 – October 2, 2025 at the University of Antique with the theme, “Extension Beyond Boundaries: Strengthening Impact Through Innovation, Inclusion, and Integration”. 

    Among the delegates who presented their paper, Dr. Elias C. Olapane from WVSU Calinog Campus received Best Paper and Best Presenter awards in the Transformative Education, Culture and Social-Behavioral Sciences cluster, with co-project leader Dr. Mary Jean Cataluña in their paper, “UpSKilling DepEd Teachers Research-Led Teaching Through a Capability Training Series”. 

    Similarly, Dr. Maria Corazon M. Samorin from the College of Business and Management, secured 2nd place in the Best Extension Paper category for her work titled “Empowering Transport Cooperatives through Innovative Extension: Insights from Project ITTC” under the Environmental Stewardship, Climate Action, and Circular Economy category. Another notable award is from WVSU Pototan Campus, where Dr. Charlie Domido secured 3rd place for Best Extension Paper in the Environmental Stewardship, Climate Action, and Circular Economy category.

    Additionally, Dr. Virginia B. Parreñas, also from WVSU Pototan Campus, earned 3rd place in the Community-Based Health, Nutrition, and Wellness category. Meanwhile, the documentary Rays of Hope was awarded Best Video Documentary, with Prof. Sheila P. Beliran from the College of Nursing serving as the Project Leader. 

    In addition, research presenters—Dr. Jovie L. Caballero from Calinog Campus, and Dr. Pauline M. Torion along with Prof. Joenarex N. Bautista from Janiuay Campus—presented their respective extension papers. Panel evaluators from the university consists of Prof. Sheila P. Beliran, Dr. Julie Gay B. Quidato, Dr. Alma Jean A. Subong, and Dr. Raymund B. Moreno.

    Also present during the symposium and awarding ceremony was Dr. Ricky P. Becodo, the Director of the University Development Center and Chairman of PASUC VI EMC, Inc., demonstrating strong institutional support.

    This symposium exemplifies the university’s ongoing dedication to fostering innovative projects that benefit and uplift the community. 

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    Photo Courtesy: Cristy Pagente 

    By WVSU PAMCO