Last February 20, 2016, Chiang Kai Shek College  Dental Health Services and NSTP Office held a joint seminar entitled “ 9 Dental Health Concerns Among College Students”.  The main speaker for the seminar was CKS College school dentist, Dr. Mary Ann Chua Kua. Special guest speakers were Mr. John Karlo Herrera, the Brand Associate of Pascual Laboratories, Oracare, and Nutrinam products and Dr. Alfred Joseph Valera, a Dental Surgeon from the Oral Surgery Department of the University of the East College of Dentistry.
NSTP students were taught about the 9 concerns which cause dental problems like tooth cavities, gingivitis, periodontitis, and many more. After the problems  had been presented, solutions were given to prevent the occurrence of these dental health concerns like proper brushing of teeth, flossing technique, and mouth rinsing.
After the lecture, students participated in the open forum. Sample products of Pascual Laboraties like Oracaremouth rinse, Poten-ceevitamins, and C-Lium Fiber were distributed by Miss Catherine Bernardo and Miss Kattrixe Castillo.  

Last February 6, 2016, the Health Services Department, headed by Dr. Dewitt Lim and the NSTP Office, under the supervision of Mrs. Marijane V. Anacito, conducted a joint seminar entitled “Are you Ready for the Big One?” with invited resource speakers from IDRN (International Disaster Response Network), namely Mr. Elmer Gelbolingo and Eng. Alfred Go. It was held in rooms 701- 703 of CKS College-Narra Campus from 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm.

The Seminar was about the most feared event called The Bi g One, a very strong earthquake that may happen to the Philippines and may cause big destruction on lives and properties.  Earthquake protocol like the drop, cover, and hold and ways in order not to be stuck inside a room were discussed. Proper techniques of carrying victims out of a disaster area were also taught and demonstrated.  It was an afternoon full if information and guidelines for students and staff to be fully aware and prepared when an earthquake or disaster happens and for them to be fully equipped to rescue victims and serve their families, friends, and neighbors when an earthquake strikes.

CKS College continues to excel in the field of Marketing, as Batch 2015 BSBA- Marketing Management cum laude, Ana Charlene Lim, ranked 4^th in the Certification Examination for Registered Marketing Professionals (RMP).

Now on its 5^th year, the RMP Certification Program is an industry-initiated project of the Junior Achievement Philippines and the Chartered Association for Business and Marketing Professionals. It is designed to help measure the knowledge, analytical skills, creativity, and problem solving ability of Marketing students and graduates, thereby giving prospective employers a better means of assessing and measuring the capabilities of Marketing applicants.

Ana Charlene Lim took the RMP exams, along with Marketing graduates from colleges and universities nationwide, last October 2015 at the Asian Institute of Management. It consisted of two parts (theoretical and case analysis) and covered six subject areas: Marketing Management, Sales and Sales Management, Services Marketing, Advertising and Integrated Marketing Communications, Brand Management, and E-Marketing. The results of the exam were released on February 16, 2016.

To help students improve their self-esteem, the Guidance Office of CKS College, Narra Campus organized a seminar for the college students entitled “Enhancing Self-Esteem: Compassion for Oneself” last February 10, 2015.

Miss Angelie D. Bautista, the seminar speaker, is a Guidance Coordinator in the psychological testing and assessment department at University of Sto. Tomas. She is a registered Guidance Counselor and a civil service exam passer. She is also a facilitator and resource speaker to different seminars and workshops in different universities and colleges. She is currently pursuing her PhD in Clinical Psychology at Philippine Normal University.

Ms. Angelie started her talk by stating her level of expectations from the participants of the seminar. Then, she gave an activity called “May Hugot”. Each student was blindfolded and given a personalized plastic cup. Ms. Angelie shared different situations from their day-to-day lives. The cup, crushed by students whenever they felt they could relate to the situations, served as an outlet of their emotions. After the activity, the students formed small groups and they made and shared pick up lines from the insights they had gained from the activity. The lecture on what self-esteem is and the different techniques in improving it then ensued.