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DLSU PhD Students Visit CKS College


Last November, 28, 2016, a group of six (6) PhD students under the instruction of Sr. Teresa Yasa, FI, PhD, one of DLSU’s premiere educators in the field of Educational Leadership and Management, paid a visit to Chiang Kai Shek College.  The aforementioned students are under the doctorate program of Educational Leadership and Management (ELMD) of Bro. Andrew Gonzalez FSC College of Education, De La Salle University.  As of press time, the group explained why it had chosen the school, and it is due to the prestige of the school in terms of its students’ academic performance.  Hence, the aim of the visit is to learn from CKS College in terms of how it manages its curriculum and its delivery of instruction.

 

“Specifically, great interest is felt in learning from the school’s experiences of success and meeting challenges in educational leadership and management in the context of 21st Century basic and tertiary Filipino-Chinese education in the Philippines” explains Sr. Yasa, FI, PhD.

 

The dynamic nun adds that in view of the field study, the following learning objectives have been drawn to maximize the field study visit in Chang Kai Shek College’ best practices and learning experience:

 

a)      Learn the unique features of the school’s curriculum, and how such features meaningfully contribute to the welfare of the community or society;

b)      Learn how the curriculum and the school’s philosophy, values and goals statements trickle from its vision and mission statements; how the ideal graduate of Chang Kai Shek College is derived from the school’s vision and mission statements;

c)      Learn how Faculty contributes to the management of the curriculum in terms of daily and effective delivery of instruction.

The visit started with a conference in the Oracle Room of the Main Campus; Chiang Kai Shek College academic heads namely Mrs. Cynthia Yap, Junior High School Supervisor, together with her year-level coordinators and subject area coordinators; Mrs. Li-Ling Ma, directress for Chinese Academic Affairs; and Mrs. Cynthia Isidro, Head of the Guidance and Counseling answered in a detailed fashion all the questions given to them by the inquisitive group of PhD students.

Afterwards, a campus tour in the Main and Narra campuses immediately followed.

Indeed, such educative practice and collaboration is good and refreshing for both parties, for people involved in the science and art educating the youth should enact substantial and sustainable changes in efficiency and productivity, a new way of thinking or paradigm that builds efficiency and a desire for continual learning be integrated into institutional structures. The strategy of benchmarking is important both conceptually and practically, and can be used for improving administrative processes as well as instructional models at schools, colleges and universities by examining processes and models at other schools and adapting their techniques and approaches. 

Engaging in this scholarly endeavor is analogous to the human learning process, and it has been described by many scholars as a method of teaching an institution how to improve (Leibfried & McNair 1992). Hence, CKS College welcomes such collaborations to further respond to its academic obligation of fostering progress through education not just for its learners but also for those learners beyond its walls.

Graduation Pictorial: Class of 2017


The Senior Organization spearheaded the Graduation Pictorial of CKS College Batch 2017 held last November 22 – 26, 2016 at the 5th floor. Two rooms were reserved for the said event, one for the make-up and dress-up section, while the other was the pictorial room.

              Before the said event, the Senior Organization canvassed studios for the said pictorial and came up with top 3 choices, namely, Majicus Junctra Corporation (MJC), Images by Child’s Play, and CJC Photography Asia. Chosen representatives of the organization were asked to have a test shot with these studios to assure the quality of the services that they render. A votation was then made during the collection of the Senior Organization fees on which studio the students prefer to take the graduation pictorial. As the collection and votation concluded, the votes revealed the following numbers: MJC – 5, Images by Child’s Play – 108, CJC Photography Asia – 91, making Images by Child’s Play the chosen studio for the college’s graduation pictorial.

              The graduation package consisted of 3 shots: 1 toga picture, 1 barong/filipiniana or corporate attire picture, and 1 creative shot. The studio also offered extra services such as “barkada” pictorials, extra creative shots, etc. The process for the whole graduation pictorial is as follows. First, each student must register to check if he/she has any unsettled balances with the organization. Second, he/she will be given a number and will be asked to wait for his/her turn to wear a toga and to be assigned to a make-up artist. Third, the student will now go to the pictorial room to have his/her pictures taken. The studio provided 2 photographers for the pictorial, one concentrates on the formal shots or the toga shot and the corporate attire shot, while the other directs and captures the creative shots. Professors and administrators of the college were also asked to have their individual photos taken. Similarly, student organizations of the college also had their group photo taken with their respective organizations.

Besides the pictorial, a yearbook would also be published by the end of the school year. This would include all the photos of the graduating students of batch 2017 as well as the pictures of the faculty and administrators. The group pictures of the student organizations would also be included in this yearbook.

              This event may have been stressful and tiresome for the officers of the Senior Organization to ensure that each student is well accommodated. But in the end, after seeing the smiles of the graduating students in their pictures, all the exhaustion just goes away. We’re just happy that even after all the troubles that we have faced throughout the pictorial, we still managed to push through.

 

Article by: John Ronald Maglalang

Stratmark 2016


Last November 11,2016, the Chiang Kai Shek College Junior Marketing Association members attended a seminar entitled “ How2Bu #lifegoals” at Filoil Flying V Arena, San Juan City.

            The program started with an energetic dance number, followed by an opening remarks held by Ms. Pinky Yee, PMA President 2016. The first speaker, Mr. Anthony Pangilinan, Chairman & Chief Disturber of Businessworks, Inc.. He taught people to change for the better, and he stated “changing is people’s choice.” The second speaker, Mr. Vince S. Reyes, talked about developing and improving one self. The third speaker is an achiever Mr. Ralph Layco, Founder of Macho Mucho. He inspires people by sharing his countless failures, which became him today.

The next speaker is also an achiever from Unilever Philippines, Inc. Ms. Ria Salvana, Customer Engagement Head. The next speakers are PBA Commisioner, Mr. Chito Narvasa, and Mr. Arthur Lim who encourage people to train hard and be the best. They talked about Sports Marketing. The next speakers are Mr. Aly Borromeo, former Team Captain of Azkals and Mr. Jimmy Alapag, retired professional PBA Player. They talked about “Passion to Success.”  Lastly, the program ended by meet and greet with Mr. Aly Borromeo, and Mr. Jimmy Alapag.

 

October 2016 CPALE Produces New CKSian CPAs


Chiang Kai Shek College Accountancy graduates continue to perform well in the CPA licensure exams-- deemed the toughest licensure exam in the country. For the October 2016 CPALE, CKS College earned a passing rate of 52.50%, as compared to the national passing rate of 36.48%. Last May 2016, 100% of CKSian first-time takers of the CPALE passed, as the College got a passing rate of 66.67% overall, compared to the national passing rate of 42.84%. In October 2015, CKS College’s passing rate was 67.61%, compared to the national passing rate of 41.06%.

The PRC-Board of Accountancy administered the CPA licensure exams on October 1, 2, 8, and 9 and released the results on October 20. 5,249 out of 14,390 takers passed the CPA Licensure Examinations. The four-day exam covered the following subjects:  taxation, regulatory framework for business transactions, auditing, financial accounting and reporting, management advisory services, and advanced financial accounting and reporting.

The CKSians who passed the October 2016 CPA board exams are:

  • AGUILAR, CARMICHAEL ANTONIO
  • ARTILLAGA, FRANCES THERESE SAN JOSE
  • BRAÑA, NELSON JR. SALVACION 
  • CLEMENTE, RUTHIE MAE GAHOL 
  • CORPIN, SAMANTHA JOYCE TABIANAN
  • CRUZ, ANNA CAMILLE
  • DARIA, AZALEA CARANDANG
  • DEL ROSARIO, VICENZO REEVE LUSTRE 
  • GALIMBA, MA. NIMFA ALAMBRA 
  • GAW, JHENALYN SHERYL YU 
  • GO, BERNICE AIRA CHUA
  • KABIGTING, MARIA JANELLA REYES 
  • KHO, CHARLES JUSTIN POLINAG
  • LIBUNAO, JESSICA MARIE REYES
  • OCAMPO, JOHN HENDRICKS CRUZ
  • OLMEDILLA, MELISSA COLMAN 
  • OPLE, PRECIOUS GAYE CABERTO
  • PASILIAO, JOHN PAULO CASTELLTORT
  • REYES, CARMELA JOY VIRAY
  • REYES, KARIZZA MAE CORREA
  • VILLALUZ, EIDECIEL MONIQUE SABENIANO

Over the years, CKS College has produced various CKSian topnotchers in the CPALE. In May 2015, CKSian Eunice Millicent Li ranked first in the CPA board exams, with a score of 92.29%. Benson Kotah ranked 6th in May 2012, and Jan Marcus Tang ranked 2nd in May 2010. Other CKSian topnotchers are Ms. Elaine Mary Co (15th Placer, May 2006), Mr. Ferdinand Tan (16th Placer, May 2002), Mr. Mark Anthony Ong (16th Placer, October 2001), Mr. Gilbert Lim (16th Placer, October 1996), Ms. Caroly Yu (9th Placer, May 1987), and Mr. Hilario Tan (3rd Placer, October 1986).

CKS College Business Expo 2016: Spectrum of Opportunities


The CKS College Business Expo 2016 was spearheaded by its School of Business, Accountancy, and HRM, in cooperation with the CKS College Student Executive Council, Junior Marketing Association, Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants, Junior Management Society, Computer Society, Junior Organization, and Senior Organization. Held last October 7 and 8, the theme of the Business Expo was "Spectrum of Opportunities." More than 650 outsiders (comprised of young professionals, parents, students from other schools, and CKS College alumni), as well as CKS College administrators, faculty, staff, and students, visited the 2-day event. Among the esteemed guests who also visited and extended their wholehearted support where CKS College President Dr. Dory Poa, Vice President and Legal Counsel Atty. Danny Chan, Federation of Filipino-Chinese Alumni Associations, Inc. President Mrs. Loraine Tan, CKSC Alumni Association, Inc. President Mrs. Margarita Go, and CKSC Alumni Association, Inc. Vice President Ms. Joyce Dy. The media partner for the event was Chinoy TV.

The expo featured and showcased innovative products conceptualized and produced by CKSian Management, Marketing, and Hotel & Restaurant Management students. Under the guidance of professors Mr. Ryan Olivier Lao and Ms. Lhay Asana, the students were able to express their creativity and business acumen as they exhibited through practical application what they learned in the classroom.

Various promising businesses also exhibited alongside the CKSian entrepeneurs: Collectors Pad, Dairy Queen, Sweets N More Manila, Capella, Bubble Wrap, Shaky Shaky, Life Shirt, iWear Manila, Collectors' Toybox, Kulitz Magical Store, It's a Hobby, Chips N Tub, Talk of the Town MNL, Venture Pack, the Happy Place, NYFD, Maxell, Happy Belly's Kitchen, and Lornes General Merchandise.

Company sponsors also extended their generous support to the CKS College Business Expo 2016. Amongst them were Globe, Sun Life Financial, Hawk Backpacks, Magnifico Rackey, High Tea, Bristol, Mrs. Margarita Go, Primeline Paper Sales, Inc., Ultra Mega Wholesale and Retail Mart, Sea King Pharma, King Sue, Unisilver, Megawatt, Big Chill, and Eng Bee Tin.

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