Archives for July 22, 2013

WVCST STUDENTS – TOSHIBA SCHOLARS

After taking the qualifying exam and passing the final interview with the Toshiba Information Equipment ( Phils), Inc., 18 WVCST students qualified in the Toshiba Scholarship Award; 15 of which are from CEA, and 3 from CIT.

The company, Toshiba Information Equipment (Phils), Inc. will pay for the students’ annual tuition and miscellaneous fees. In addition they will also receive a monthly allowance of Php 3,000.00. However, they have to maintain a grade point average of 2.5 or higher (or its equivalent grade in school) per semester and with no failing marks in any subject. Furthermore, these students can also have the chance to get hired by the company upon graduating.

The College congratulates and is proud of the following students who are the recipients of Toshiba Scholarship Award.

1. Daguro, April Joy M. BSECE 2-A
2. Joven, Icon Mhyrel S. BSECE 2-A
3. Sanchez, Sherylyn G. BSECE 2-A
4. Sumalacay, Gia May S. BSECE 2-A
5. Chavez, Rashed R. BSECE 3-A
6. Cuñada, Rhavie Joy B. BSECE 4-A
7. Hismaña,, Rygilen E. BSECE 4-A
8. Paborito,Marvin S. BSECE 4-A
9. Reyes, Maricris S. BSECE 4-A
10. Umadhay, Jess Rey P. BSECE 4-A
11. Azunar, Fiji Marie B. BSECE 5-A
12. Balibado, Jeno Paulo L. BSECE 5-A
13. Condes, Ma. Helena T. BSECE 5-A
14. Gabrillo, Sheila V. BSECE 5-A
15. Silveo, Clarissa Mae B. BSECE 5-A
16. Parrel, Carl John A. BIT Electrical Technology 4-A
17. Palma, John Troy S. BS Electronics Technology 4-A
18. Valerta, Joseph S. BIT Electronics Technology 4-A

The students were awarded their scholarship certificates by Mr. Minoru Iriko of Toshiba Information Equipment (Phils) Inc. In connection with the scholarship program of Toshiba, a

WVCST Hosts AACCUP Training

The Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universities in the Philippines Inc. or AACCUP is currently conducting a training-workshop hosted by WVCST at Punta Villa Resort.

This workshop intends to train Senior AACCUP Accreditors in the Accreditation of Advanced Accredited Programs (Level III and Level IV) to further develop their competencies in terms of their knowledge of the program and the accreditation process, skill in applying the process , and their capability in making professional judgments in the accreditation of Advanced Accredited Programs (Level III and Level IV).

The AACCUP Training-Workshop is a series of workshops given to Presidents, Senior and new accreditors, professors and others who are identified and invited by AACCUP. The first in the series of training was conducted in June of this year, followed by the session on July 18 to 20 and another one on July 23 to 25.

At the end of the conference, participants are expected to have identified the strengths and areas needing improvement in the Accreditors’ performance during on-site survey visits, presented good practices of Accreditors in conducting accreditation and have been updated of the recent policies, developments and trends and the visions in SUC accreditation.

OSA Hosts Scholarship Orientation

To impart more information and instructions to WVCST Scholars sponsored by different agencies, a Scholarship Orientation Program was hosted by the Office of the Student Affairs headed by Dr. Susan Marie de la Cruz.

The Orientation Program was divided into 4 groups namely the Iskolar sang Iloilo Program, the CHED Scholars and grantees, DOST Scholars and the Barangay Grantees.

Different agencies conducted the scholarship orientation and represented namely by the following; for DOST, Ms. Arlene G. Torre, Section Head of DOST VI Scholarship and Ms. Mia C. Pielago, Scholarship Project Assistant II, for CHED, Dr. Christy B. Laurente, Supervising Education Program Specialist/ In-Charge of Student Services and Ms. Concepcion Jesusa Garrido, personnel from the Provincial Capitol represented the Iskolar sang Iloilo Program.

The said orientation program that ran for three (3) days took place at WVCST Ed Tech Center.