Extension Activities
CAS partners with PNP-RTC Region 13 for a Lecture Series on Professional Development Services
On July 19-23, 2021, the Bachelor of Arts in English Language program under the College of Arts and Sciences collaborated with the Philippine National Police – Regional Training Center Region 13 (CARAGA) for a five-day extension program lecture series on Professional Development Services via Zoom. It intended to provide lecture-training sessions to the Police Executive Master Sergeants (PEMS) of the PNP CARAGA on effective professional development articulated in their coursework modules. Dr. Louida P. Patac, the Dean of CAS, formally welcomes the participants, speakers, and facilitators of the lecture-series webinar. Dr. Annabel “Kyla” N. Diaz, the Chairperson of AB English
BS Environmental Science Faculty Engages on Capability-Building for Developing Information, Education and Communication (IEC) Materials
On November 10, 2021, a webinar-workshop on IEC materials development for the Solid Waste Information and Public Education (SWIPE) project of SSCT- BSES program in Barangay Taft was conducted. The SWIPE project targets the constituents of Barangay Taft and SSCT-BSES faculty in this capability-building activity in learning how to effectively develop IEC materials for awareness on solid waste management. Resource speakers were from the DENR Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) Caraga Regional Office-13 spearheaded by Regional Director Engr. Albert G. Arcamo, with special participation of the Local Government Unit (LGU) represented by Engr. Elmer C. Tecson, of the City Environment and
CAS implements a training program for math school teachers on proof writing
The College of Arts and Sciences conducted a 3-day webinar on TEACHING ENHANCEMENT WORKSHOP ON PROOF WRITING AMONG DEPED- SCHOOLS DIVISION OF SURIGAO CITY MATHEMATICS TEACHERS last April 6 – 8, 2021 attended by 27 participants. The resource speakers were from the program of Bachelor of Science in Mathematics (BS Math), Ms. Irmalyn B. Paymalan and Mr. Ruel T. Buba. There were four (4) topics delivered: Theorems on Different Parallelograms; The Midline Theorem and Theorems on Trapezoids and Kites; Theorems on Similarity of Triangles; and The Pythagorean Theorem. Mr. Ruel T. Buba explains The Pythagorean Theorem Ms. Irmalyn B. Paymalan
CAS visits its community partner for “kumustahan” and donates active wears for youth
On July 6, 2021, the College of Arts and Sciences conducted a short extension program to the Barangay Taft, a CAS partner-beneficiary. The event was conducted in the Barangay Hall with the presence of Barangay Captain Pablo A. Bonono, Dr. Annabelle N. Diaz (Program Chair, AB-EL), Dr. Michelle T. Panganduyon (OIC, BS-Math), Mr. Jerry T. Cuadrado (Program Chair, BS-ES) and Ms. Princes Grace A. Retita (CAS Extension Coordinator). The college donated 106 jogging pants and 224 long sleeves, which can be used for physical activities of youth. As part of the “kumustahan”, there was a discussion with the Barangay Captain
CAS Conducts Professional Training to In-Service Secondary School Teachers
On April 25-29, 2019, the program of Bachelor of Science in Mathematics (BS-Math) under the College of Arts and Sciences in collaboration with other programs: Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Mathematics (BSEd-Math) and Master in Mathematics Education (MA-Math Ed.), partnered with the DepEd Division of Surigao City. It was intended to equip the mathematical proof reasoning of the in-service secondary high school teachers. Participants signs up registration form to confirm their attendance. Dr. Elvis P. Patulin (Dean, CAS), formally welcomes the participants, guests, facilitators to the Seminar-Workshop on Learning Competencies, Assessment and Teaching Strategies: Basis for Development Contextualized Learning
College of Teacher Education (CTE) conducts the initial phase of their Community Extension Project called “Building New Literacies” in Brgy. Jubgan, San Francisco, SDN
On September 1, 2020, the CTE Faculty-Extensionists, under the deanship of Dr. Leonielyn Malicay, successfully conducted the initial phase of the Community Extension Project called “Building New Literacies.” The group of extensionists from CTE first went to Balite NHS to pay courtesy call to the School Principal of Balite NHS, Mr. Alberto Orias, Jr. After a short meeting, the group went to the Mamanwa Community in Brgy. Jubgan where they participated in an ethnic ritual led by their tribe senior, Mr. Bonifacio Rabuya, before focus group discussions were conducted. One focus group was organized consisting of Grade 7 and 8
College of Teacher Education (CTE) gears up for the implementation of their Community Extension Project for the empowerment of Mamanwa learners
The CTE faculty, under the leadership of Dr. Leonielyn Malicay, Dean of CTE, gathered on August 27, 2020, to prepare for the initial phase of the implementation of their Community Extension Project called “Building New Literacies.” The project is intended to address academic difficulties and build 21st Century literacies of Mamanwa learners attending Balite NHS, and their parents and their teachers. The purpose of the gathering was to get oriented with how to conduct focus group discussions and how to analyze focus group data. The peer group learning session was facilitated by Mr. Raymon P. Española, Overall CTE Extension Coordinator,
College of Teacher Education (CTE) visits LGU San Francisco, Balite NHS, and the Mamanwa community in Brgy. Jubgan
On August 18, 2020, four CTE faculty, namely Dr. Joewaren Sulima, Overall CTE Research Coordinator, Dr. Lucille Tanguihan, BSED Program Research Coordinator, Mr. Raymon Española, Overall CTE Extension Coordinator, and Mr. Matt Sinaca, BEED Program Extension Coordinator, visit three partner organizations that will be instrumental to the conduct of the planned community extension service project for the Mamanwa learners, their parents and teachers. The three organizations are the local government unit of San Francisco, headed by Mayor Val Pinat, Balite National High School, headed by School Principal Alberto Orias, Jr., and the Mamanwa Community in Brgy. Jubgan, headed by Datu