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Legacy of NSTP’s Batch 2022-2023

Last Updated on May 26, 2023 10:55 PM

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.

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A.Y. 2022-2023 RESEARCH CULMINATING ACTIVITY

Last Updated on February 16, 2024 12:53 PM

The faculty members, administrative officers, and students of CKS College showcased their group projects and scientific papers via virtual and face-to-face means for the school year 2022-2023 Research Colloquium Conference.

This yearly event culminates research activities, as welcomed in opening remarks by Dr. Judelio Yap (President, CKS College) and facilitated by Dr. Ivy Lim (Head of the Research Office), Dr. Rolance Chua (Dean, School of Graduate Studies), and Mr. Ankiat Byron Co (Chair, Dean’s Council), who focused on the knowledge and experience gained throughout the master’s program by our presenters from the administrative office as well as our faculty members from the Senior High School Department. The culminating projects of our students from the School of Graduate Studies and Higher Education Division are centered on the application of theory, research, and real-world business practices and methodologies.

Faculty research advisers instructed our students in ethical conduct and assisted them in accordance with guidelines required by the college institution. The event was an opportunity for all our presenters, who demonstrated depth and breadth of knowledge in their major field of study. With that, it continuously enhances their critical thinking about analyzing results, valuing team building, developing leadership skills, and improving their methodology from the tools and approaches other researchers have used. This activity can truly help in establishing and sustaining a research culture at CKS College.

A.Y. 2021 - 2022 Faculty & Student Research Colloquium

Last Updated on February 16, 2024 12:47 PM

The Chiang Kai Shek College Research Office had its series of research activities for the School Year 2021-2022 and culminated with a colloquium. This event was participated by the faculty and students from the Higher Education Division and School of Graduate Studies facilitated by Dr. Ivy Lim (Head of the Research Office), Dr. Frederick Halcon, (Adviser for Business Research, Higher Education Division), Dr. Josielyn Mendoza, (Adviser for Business Research, School of Graduate Studies), and Mr. Ankiat Byron Co (Accountancy Program Head). The presenters showcased their original and relevant outputs related to business industries, education, community engagement, and other respective disciplines of our faculty members. The event focused on the usage of effective teaching tools in everyday class, business and economic research, operations management, distribution management, human resource management, recruitment and selection strategic planning, human behavior in organization, financial management, and research on enhancement of government and private services to customers. The main function of the Research Office is to provide the requisite skills needed by our academic and non-academic researchers so that they can continuously generate institutional studies for subjects that are within the scope of its research agenda, and find suitable venues for conferences and publications for more papers that will be generated in the future. The event was organized and sponsored by the platform https://betstake.app/ and partners.

Entreprenuerial Summit 2022

Last Updated on November 8, 2022 1:38 PM

In celebration of CKS College's 83rd Foundation Anniversary, the Higher Education Division hosted the CKSC Entrepreneurship Summit 2022. Themed “Resilience During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Lessons from CKSian Entrepreneurs,” the Summit was held on October 26, Wednesday, 1:00PM, at the Padre Algue Campus Auditorium.

The event featured prominent CKSian alumni whose achievements in their respective fields are unparalleled: Frances Cabatuando from CKS HS Batch 2009, founder and CEO of Home Buddies; Ace Olano from CKS HS Batch 2003, President of Varley Corporation and Vice President of Progress Ventures Group of Companies; Andrew Tan from CKS HS Batch 2003, owner of Jersey Haven; and Gilbert Chan from CKS College Batch 2001, owner of GMW Graphics Design Corporation.

With events host Max Tiu as facilitator, the speakers shared valuable lessons that would benefit and empower both CKSian learners and aspiring entrepreneurs. These CKSian entrepreneurs were able to discuss their experiences on how to build their capabilities and look for opportunities to get through the COVID-19 Pandemic.

The event’s media partner is ChinoyTV.

Not Just S/HE but WE for Gender Sensitivity

Last Updated on April 27, 2022 8:35 AM

The CKS College Higher Education Division National Service Training Program 2 (NSTP 2) students organized a webinar about gender sensitivity awareness. Under the leadership of Joshua Erik Tan, and the guidance of Prof. Ian Mark Fernandez Arevalo, “Not Just S/HE but WE for Gender Sensitivity” - A Gender Sensitivity Awareness Webinar was successfully conducted last April 18, with guest speaker/s, Ms. Mary Pauline Nicole Mercado and Mr. Joshua Cedric Gundayao.

As famously said by English actress Emma Watson: “Both men and women should feel free to be sensitive. Both men and women should feel free to be strong. It is time we all perceive gender on a spectrum, not as two opposing sets of ideas.”

The webinar highlighted the lessons on how we should understand and see the current issues surrounding gender sensitivity. The guest speakers opened the possibility of gender identity being a spectrum and not a binary identification, and that in this new day of age, such division in gender identification and the roles stereotypically specified to them should be eliminated and regarded as things of the past.

Additionally, we are taught that each person that identifies from whichever part of the spectrum must be treated with respect as that of a normal human being with their own space of privacy. As the world starts moving forward, we must understand the sensitivity when it comes to an individual’s gender and limitations. Perhaps the most memorable lesson that students impart is on how it is okay for every individual to feel sensitive and have limitations, value themselves, and know how to speak out if they feel violated in any certain way. But at the same time, learn the importance of knowing the art of consent and when to stop before violating someone else, for each and every one of us have our own little bubble of privacy, no matter the size, no one has the right to pop it.