Last September 30, 2023, the Chiang Kai Shek College Graduate School students held their General Assembly at the Narra campus. The event was graced by Dr. Rolance Chua, the Vice-President for Academic Affairs and Dean of School of Graduate Studies. The speaker, Dr. Imelda Nery, the Program Director, Master of Arts in Education, discussed vital key points in her insightful talk. Ms. Jessica Lhay Asana, Program Director, Master in Business Administration, hosted the program.

The Graduate School Officers for School Year 2023-2024 were elected. Since it was the celebration of the Mid-autumn festival, a dice game was held on that same day.

CKSian Entrepreneurs and students came together in a vibrant display of knowledge and innovation at the Entrep Summit Lecture Series entitled, Quality Management Unleashed: CKSIAN Entrepreneurs' Strategies for Success. This was held last October 25, 2025, at the Ching Ban Lee Memorial Hall, CKSC Padre Algue Campus. This event is made possible by the School of Business and Hospitality Management and Office for Continuing Professional Education in partnership with Chinoy TV as the media sponsor. This is one of the events organized in celebration of the 84^th founding anniversary of CKS College.

The event featured prominent CKSian alumni in the field of manufacturing: Natalie Uy (CKS HS Batch ’87), President Owner of LRI Chroma Asia Inc., UDragon Corporation, and Kingsville Property Holdings; John Lee (CKS HS Batch ’87), President of Applied Machining Corporation and Chairman of First Aerocote Surface Technology Inc.; and Jack Lua (CKS College Batch ’07), Corporate Secretary of Greenmiles Industrial Corp.

These CKSian entrepreneurs shared their dedication to quality improvement, drive growth, foster innovation, and create a positive impact on both the business, community, and the environment. They left the students with a wealth of knowledge and inspiration that they can carry forward in their respective endeavors.

Higher education students from the School of Business visited 2 prominent manufacturing giants: Applied Machining Corporation and LRI Chroma Asia Inc. last September 18, 2023 in Sta. Rosa, Laguna.

The tour commenced with a warm welcome from the Owner and President of the Applied Machining Corporation, Mr. John Lee, CKSC Batch 87, who expressed his enthusiasm for sharing the company's operational excellence. Applied Machining Corporation is a manufacturing powerhouse specializes in producing high-precision parts and components in industries as diverse as aerospace, automotive, and electronics.

The students were afterwards led through LRI Chroma Asia Inc., a printing and packaging manufacturing company that specializes in high-quality offset printing on paper and paperboard products, and in the manufacturing of customized packaging boxes. The company is under the leadership of Ms. Natalie Uy, CKSC Batch 87.

As the tour concluded, students had the opportunity to engage in a Q&A session with the owners, further deepening their understanding of their companies’ values and strategies. The companies showcased their dedication to innovation and unwavering commitment to maintaining the highest standards of quality in its production processes and sustainability.

The National Service Training Program for the first year students of CKSC Higher Division had a series of fruitful activities under the guidance of Mr. Ian Mark F. Arevalo. These efforts, which were carried out in both online and face-to-face setups, attempted to instill active engagement and commitment among the students as "nation builders." 

For NSTP 1, the students organized two webinars. The first seminar was facilitated by a registered Psychologist, Ms. Linda Cangayao. She talked about tips and ways to become resilient both physically and mentally. On the other hand, a Constitution 101 was conducted, entitled “Tayo’y Tao, Magpakatao! Tackling Awareness of Our Own Liberty”. Facilitated by guest speaker Ms. Genesis Abrigo, the webinar delved into topics such as human rights, their characteristics, and the importance of raising awareness. Additionally, to celebrate the festive season, a Christmas outreach program was conducted by each group to spread the joy and warmth of the holidays. 

Transitioning to NSTP 2, a variety of activities and opportunities were provided by Mr. Arevalo to let the students foster a spirit of volunteerism and active participation to contribute to the community’s well-being. Each group gathered information about their respective barangays, through "Barangay Profiling." Furthermore, they were able to unleash their creativity in the tri-fold presentation of the said information. In honor of Women’s Month, different groups showcased their talents in discussing historical women and their significant contributions. After gathering the necessary information by conducting the "Needs Assessment Interview" in their respective barangays, the students brainstormed ideas for outreach programs. The culmination of NSTP 2 was the implementation of the outreach programs in each groups’ barangays wherein they held programs such as seminars regarding proper budgeting and waste management, clean-up drives, and donations. All of the programs were based on the needs that were identified during the assessments.  

The whole NSTP journey had helped the students develop their talents while contributing to the betterment of the society. The students were instilled with a sense of social responsibility and passion for volunteerism. It was truly a memorable experience for the first year students of batch 2022-2023.