MSO, SSC facilitate Financial Literary Training

To help the students understand the importance of financial literacy and how to manage their finances effectively, the Management Student Organization (MSO) of the College of Management (CM), in collaboration with the Supreme Student Council (SSC), held a financialliteracytrainingonDec.15 viaZoomandFacebookLive.

With the theme "Compose Your

by Charlene J. Dela Cruz

Your Future, Be Financially Literate,"theorganizersinvitedtwo Regional Economic Affairs staff at the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Visayas Regional Office in CebuCity,includingMs.BuenaMae Rentuma, Bank Officer IV, and Ms. Erma Lagarto, Bank Officer II, to discuss topics related to budgeting, saving, investing, and managing debt.

During the event, attendees were were given the chance to ask questions and engage with the speakers to share their ideas, address confusions, and clarify particularthings.

The training offered opportunities for students to gain knowledge and skills that will help them make informed financial decisions and achieve their longtermfinancialgoals.

SAS, FLP collaborate for a training on organic concoctions

by Favie Gelyn V. Bardinas

The Society of Agriculture Students (SAS) and the Future Leaders of the Philippines (FLP) BuriasChapterconductedaone-day training on the formulation and application of organic concoctions on Dec. 9 at the Castro Hall of the College of Agriculture and Forestry (CAF)Department.

To provide the studentparticipants with knowledge and understanding of where organic concoctionscomefromandhowcan they be effectively utilized, Prof. Ramonita C. Verano, Mushroom Center In-Charge/CAF Research Coordinator,servedastheresource speaker for the aforementioned training.

Inhertalk,shediscussedthe importance of organic concoctions, which include fermented fruit juice (FFJ), fermented plant juice (FPJ), and calcium phosphate (CalPhos), and which include fermented fruit juice (FFJ), fermented plant juice (FPJ), and calcium phosphate (CalPhos), and with a demonstration, she showedtheingredientsandstepson how they are made, while emphasizing the need to follow the stepsinorder. stepsinorder.

Furthermore, the participants gainedtheopportunity to experience creating organic concoctions firsthand and Prof. Verano answered their queries duringthemakingprocess.

Student orgs extend assistance thru community outreach program

by Lorgen N. Oseta

As part of the efforts to fortify ties to the community and develop interpersonal connections, aswellastoaddresspressingsocial and economic concerns, the Supreme Student Council (SSC), in collaboration with the Financial ManagementCouncil(FMC),Junior Association of Marketing Management Students (JAMMS), and Rumbuhan Teen Center, organized an outreach program at Brgy. Manibad, Mambusao, Capiz onDec.23.

The activity, highlighting mental health awareness, was accomplished through a mental healt health awareness, was accomplishedthroughafundraising eventpreviouslyorganizedbythe aforementioned student organizationsintheCampus.

"With those trials coming into our lives, there we can see how strongwearetobeconfidenttofight thosetrialsinlifeandtoseethatyou are a child of God," Sister Emma CristiaMayor,theresource speaker during the program, stated as she discussed the mental health issues facedbytoday’syouth.

Theprogramgearedtowards enlightening the youths about their mental and spiritual aspects and at thes mental and spiritual aspects and at thesametime,tomakethemfeelthe essence of Christmas through gift giving.

"Every time there's a counseling session in our school, I advise my fellow students not to hesitatetoapproachandopenupto our faculty and staff. Also, the students are encouraged to seek assistance or advice from their friends and family," Angelica Ann Ramos, SSC President, commented in relation to ways on how to address various mental health issues.

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