84 BukSU extensionists trained on GAD Guidelines
October 2, 2026
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The College of Technologies conducted the 2026 College Orientation for the Second Semester focusing on academic policies, student services, and program expectations.
According to the collehe the activity aimed to guide students on college procedures, align them with institutional goals, and help them adjust to academic life for the semester.
Faculty members from Information Technology, Food Technology, Electronics Technology, and Automotive Technology were formally introduced, allowing students to become familiar with their respective departments and academic leaders.
College Dean Dr. Marilou O. Espina delivered a message on student responsibility, discipline, and academic commitment.
The vision, mission, goals, and objectives were presented including the enrollment requirements and the academic calendar.
Students were also oriented on research, extension, and innovation opportunities as well as academic mentoring services.
Additional sessions covered guidance services, GAD services and updates, and student organization matters led by the SBO. (Louie Jay S. Labastida/ Faculty member, College of Technologies)
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