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Satellite librarians and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) coordinators upgraded their technical capabilities to optimize service delivery, beginning with the first implementation of BukSU’s new e-Clearance System.
Participants exchanged their best practices and developed practical workflows aimed at making administrative and academic services more responsive and accessible to students and faculty.
The training was led by subject matter experts Ms. Viralou P. Indidanio, RL, MLIS, and Mr. John Jeric I. Trangia, ICT Coordinator.
Supported by the university administration under President Dr. Joy M. Mirasol, the project was spearheaded by the Satellite Campus Management Office (SCMO), led by Director Dr. Albert A. Villanca.
Through DASIG LINK, BukSU continues to expand its technological infrastructure to ensure uniform, modern service standards across all its satellite locations. (Decem S. Ferrer/ Campus Librarian, BukSU Alubijid Campus)

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