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Home Economics Organization of Multi-Skilled Educators (HOME)

The Home Economics Organization of Multi-Skilled Educators (HOME) was established to serve as an academic organization for students under the Bachelor of Technology and Livelihood Education (BTLE) major in Home Economics at the College of Teacher Education (CTE) Department. The organization was spearheaded by Adviser, Asst. Prof. Marianne M. Custodio and President Jabbar M. Matuan, alongside a dedicated team of 26 officers and committee members. Their collective vision was to create an inclusive and dynamic platform that fosters excellence, leadership, and community engagement among its members.

HOME is committed to equipping students with the knowledge, skills, and attitude necessary to become competent educators and responsible leaders. With a strong emphasis on multi-skilled development, innovation, and lifelong learning, the organization provides opportunities for students to enhance their expertise in various fields of Home Economics. Engaging in workshops, training, and community extension programs, members are empowered to apply their skills in real-world scenarios, fostering social responsibility and environmental awareness.

Beyond academic growth, HOME actively contributes to school and community-based initiatives, reinforcing the values of service, collaboration, and innovation. These initiatives focus on improving and equipping community members with the means to improve their quality of life. Through the collective efforts of its officers and members, the organization remains steadfast in its commitment to excellence, service, and leadership, striving to create a lasting impact within the school and beyond.

Organization’s Philosophy: Creating an inclusive and supportive home through practical education and community support

Vision: The organization seeks to nurture students with the knowledge, skills, and attitude to become competent leaders and educators sensitive to their social responsibility and environment, transforming themselves into multi-skilled individuals through innovations and lifelong learning.

Mission: The organization aspires to establish values among the students that will make them more competitive and qualified future educators, with a social awareness of influencing the community through exemplary leadership and service. It also aims to develop their unique characteristics and skills to equip them professionally and cultivate their love for God and the country. The organization seeks to develop student's critical thinking, self-reliance, cultural sensitivity, and entrepreneurial skills by enhancing their skills in different technology uses and applying life skills.

Goals:

To develop and conduct activities each semester to showcase everyone’s skills.

To build a meaningful relationship with one another inside and outside the organization. To promote equality of one another.

To establish quality standards of service to the school through Home Economics activities To develop and strengthen the skills and knowledge of students related to Home Economics.

Objectives:

To innovate activities that can result in collaboration with one another.

To conduct different booths that can help raise funds for the organization. To help students develop multiple skills and values.

To nurture students to become the best Home Economics students, along with the ideas and activities within the organization.

To provide workshops in different sectors of Home Economics

ORGANIZATIONAL ACTIVITIES: COMMITMENT TO SERVICE, SKILL DEVELOPMENT, AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

PROJECT GREEN: GROWING RESILIENCE THROUGH EDUCATION AND

ENVIRONMENTAL NURTURING (1-year Extension Program)

Project GREEN is a one-year extension program aimed to equip participants, particularly PTA officers from Rosario West Central School, with essential vegetable gardening techniques and sustainable practices. This initiative, spearheaded by Asst. Prof. Marianne M. Custodio and the Home Economics Organization of Multi-Skilled Educators, kicked off with a three-day seminar, training and workshop.

Throughout the seminar, resource speakers delivered engaging discussions on vegetable gardening, organic fertilizer production, pest management, vertical and container gardening, hydroponics, and post- harvest handling. Interactive activities, including hands-on workshops and knowledge assessments, provided participants mainly PTA officers and parents with practical skills to enhance their own gardening efforts.

The program emphasized collaboration between students, educators, and the community, ensuring that learning extended beyond the classroom. Participants expressed enthusiasm and commitment to applying their newfound knowledge to strengthen the Gulayan sa Paaralan initiative and promote sustainable living practices within their communities.

With this successful launch, Project Green is set to continue fostering environmental responsibility and skill development, further empowering individuals to create a greener and more resilient future.

BUMIDA AT HOME-RIT, TARA SALI NA: HEART COMPETITIONS

(November 7-8, 2024)

The Bumida at HOME-rit, Tara Sali Na: HEart Competitions, held on November 7-8, 2024, was a highlight of College Days at Batangas State University - The NEU, Jose B. Zuño - Rosario Campus, showcasing the talents, creativity, and knowledge of BTLED-HE students. Led by President Jabbar M. Matuan, officers and committee members meticulously planned two major competition categories: the Academic Competition (Techno Bee) and the Skills Competition, which featured Sustainable Home Decor, Commercial Spoofing, and Tote Bag Making.

The event opened with Tote Bag Making, where participants demonstrated their sewing and design skills using eco-friendly materials. In the afternoon, the Techno Bee competition tested students' expertise in Home Economics, Industrial Arts, Agriculture and Fishery Arts, ICT, and Food Preparation. The next day featured the Sustainable Home Decor Contest, where students displayed their home decorations using recyclable materials, and the Commercial Spoofing competition, which showcased students’ humor and creativity in recreating popular advertisements.

The awarding ceremony on November 8 recognized the top three winners in each category, celebrating their excellence in craftsmanship, innovation, and academic knowledge. Special awards were given for social media engagement in the Commercial Spoofing competition. The event emphasized sustainability, with waste segregation stations and the use of recyclable materials throughout the activities. With enthusiastic participation from students and faculty, the competition successfully promoted sustainability, creativity, and academic excellence, leaving a lasting impact on the BTLED-HE community. In line with the event's commitment to sustainability, waste management practices were well- implemented throughout the two-day celebration. Each competition and activity followed eco-friendly protocols to minimize environmental impact. Waste segregation stations were strategically placed to encourage proper disposal and recycling of materials. Participants in the Sustainable Home Decor Contest utilized recyclable and biodegradable materials for their creations, reinforcing the event’s advocacy for sustainability. Officers and committee members ensured all waste was sorted and disposed of responsibly, leaving the venue clean and well-maintained after each day.

HOMENIGHT: IGNITING PASHION AND CAMARADERIE

(November 6, 2024)

On November 6, 2024, the Zuñoan community came together to celebrate the 25th Founding Anniversary of their institution with excitement and pride. Organized by the Supreme Student Council (SSC) Rosario, led by Lorenz Ramirez and Rica Joy Magnaye, the event was made possible through the collaborative efforts of various sub-organizations, including our organization, HOME, which played a crucial role in managing finances and procurement.

The much-anticipated Student’s Night began with inspiring speeches from key figures such as Campus Director, Dr. Rosalinda Comia and CTE Department Chair, Mr. Persius M. Garcia, followed by a special video montage highlighting the institution’s journey. The night was filled with electrifying performances, including competition winners, local artists, and the Breakthrough Band, which had the crowd singing and dancing in celebration. The awarding of Intramurals winners further ignited school spirit, leading into the Student Fun Night, where DJ Jomel and MC Natz turned the gymnasium into a vibrant dance floor.

Beyond the festivities, the event emphasized environmental responsibility, with organization officers ensuring proper waste management for a clean and sustainable celebration. The night concluded with students cherishing the memories of an unforgettable event, solidifying the 25th Founding Anniversary as a testament to unity, collaboration, and pride in the Zuñoan community.

NEGO SHOW NG-PATOK IKALAWANG HE-RIT

(October 21-22, 2024; November 4-5, 2024)

The Nego Show, organized by HOME officers and committee members, was a vibrant event that highlighted entrepreneurship, creativity, and sustainability among BTLED students. The preparations began on October 17, 2024, with the creation of the "B Standee" representing BTLED Land, followed by the setup of student booths on October 18, 2024.

The event officially launched on October 21, 2024, with students selling their products and booths being judged for the Best Booth Competition by university staff. Sales continued on October 22, 2024, but due to inclement weather, the event was postponed and resumed on November 4 and 5, 2024.

A notable initiative during the event was "Garbage In, Garbage Out," which emphasized waste management and environmental responsibility. HOME officers and student representatives ensured proper waste disposal, with each booth responsible for taking their waste home, reinforcing eco-friendly practices and accountability.

The Nego Show concluded on November 8, 2024, with an awarding ceremony recognizing students for their exceptional efforts in product sales and booth designs, marking the event as a success in promoting entrepreneurship, teamwork, and sustainability.

VOICES OF FAITH: AN INTERFAITH LECTURE SERIES 25TH ANNIVERSARY

(October 21, 2024)

The Home Economics Organization of Multi-Skilled Educators (HOME) and Society of Future Elementary Educators (SocFEE) collaborated to successfully organize a meaningful multi-faith event on October 21, 2024, at BaStateU-TNEU-Rosario Campus. Preparations began with an online meeting on September 19, 2024, where project heads discussed event details, logistics, and budget planning, ensuring a smooth execution.

The event commenced with a mass ceremony at 7:00 a.m. in the campus gymnasium, led by a reverend father from Our Lady of the Rosary Parish Church. To accommodate diverse faiths, designated rooms were provided for Born Again, Iglesia, and Muslim participants to hold their respective spiritual activities, promoting inclusivity and unity. The multi-faith gathering concluded at 8:30 a.m., leaving a profound impact on all attendees.

Through teamwork and careful planning, HOME and SocFEE successfully fostered respect, collaboration, and environmental responsibility by ensuring proper waste management throughout the event. The activity reinforced the importance of inclusivity, teamwork, and shared commitment to a harmonious campus community.

UNLOCKING POTENTIAL: HOME’S COMPETITIVE EDGE ENABLER

On August 16, 2024, HOME officers, led by President Jabbar M. Matuan, convened at the Technology Building to plan initiatives for the academic year. A key focus was the Unlocking Potential: HOME’s Competitive Edge Enabler, a program designed to support HOME members in co-curricular and extracurricular competitions by providing financial and non-financial assistance.

The program was first implemented for BTLED HE students participating in the Agri-Youth Congress 2024 on October 24, 2024, where they competed in the Agri Research Colloquium and Agri Quiz Bee. Financial aid covered essential requirements such as notary fees and insurance, ensuring seamless participation.

As an ongoing initiative, Unlocking Potential continues to empower students, removing financial barriers and fostering academic excellence. This program reinforces the institution’s commitment to producing skilled, competitive, and well-rounded future leaders.

HOME-MADE INCOME GENERATION

On August 16, 2024, the Home Economics Organization of Multi-Skilled Educators (HOME) held a meeting at the Technology Building to plan the production of an organizational shirt. Led by project leaders Karylle Manalo and Katherine Ann Maralit, along with HOME officers, the team decided to add Php 50.00 to each shirt's cost to generate additional funds for future organizational activities.

The planning phase included design selection via a GForm poll, finalizing student orders, and canvassing three suppliers to ensure affordability and quality. The Ambigram supplier was chosen, and after three weeks, the shirts were produced and delivered. Officers then sorted, distributed, and inspected the shirts for defects.

This initiative successfully provided organization members with official shirts while generating funds for ongoing projects. Additionally, the Income Generation Products initiative including pins, TLEd starter packs, aprons, and customized shirts will continue throughout the academic year to support the organization's activities.

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Society of Future Elementary Educators (SocFEE)

Organization Profile History

The Society of Future Elementary Educators (SocFEE) was founded in 2023 at Batangas State University -The National Engineering University, Rosario Campus, by the core faculty of the Bachelor of Elementary Education program of the College of Teacher Education, led by Dr. Myra

Bersoto. The organization upholds integrity by bringing together students pursuing a Bachelor of Elementary Education.

Initially, the organization has 69 members (36 first year students, 32 second year, and 1 fourth year student) who adhere to the institution's standards. It is the first organization dedicated solely to Bachelor of Elementary Education students at Batangas State University-The National Engineering University, Rosario campus. Its first president was named Judie Ann Bisco, a fourth- year student in this academic school year. She continue to share her visions and excellence as the consultant of the present term.

The organization's aspiration for excellence resulted in best practices among its members to introduce pedagogy, technological advancement that could be a big help when they enter the teaching profession. The organization's goal is to cultivate global educators who can contribute significantly to nation building.

The logo of SocFEE was designed by Maria Luisa D. Idnay from BEED 1201. The logo was chosen by a vote of all its members.

Furthermore, its constitution and bylaws were ratified in separate assemblies of first- and second- year members that occurred asynchronously

Organization’s Philosophy:

Vision:

People who are efficient and self-directed in creating global leaders and innovating pedagogy in which everyone is welcome, knowledge is shared, and skills are valued.

Mission:

An organization dedicated to creating a conducive environment for every student to achieve sustainable growth in their interpersonal relationships by providing optimal activities, collaboration, shared values, individual discoveries, and an interactive community of learners in order to promote togetherness, uniformity, and candor in their personal and social attributes.

Goals:

Bridge effective communication between students, organizations, administrators, and faculties existing in the institution.
Provide the best activities in the best way every member can to produce competitive, creative, critical thinkers, and innovative ideal educators.
Embedded University’s core values, mission, and vision in executing planned and proposed activities among its members throughout the term.

Objectives:

Productive organization with an utmost understanding of promoting growth, culture- sensitivity, and a friendly environment in the institution.
To foster an ideal organization where every member is accountable for their duties and responsibilities in dealing with different circumstances, hindrances, and hardships that may occur throughout the organization's duration.

PARTICULARS OF THE EVENT

Multi-Faith Mass

The Society of Future Elementary Education organized its activity, “titled Multi-Faith Mass" that aims to provide a welcoming and inclusive space where individuals from diverse religious backgrounds can come together to celebrate unity, peace, and mutual respect. This interfaith gathering aims to foster understanding, dialogue, and harmony among different faith traditions, promoting inter-religious cooperation and solidarity. The Multi-faith Mass seeks to embrace the richness of religious diversity, promote intercultural exchange, and cultivate a sense of community that transcends religious boundaries, ultimately contributing to a more interconnected and harmonious society. This event was divided into two sections for non-Catholic and catholic.

At exactly 07:00 am together with the Batangas State University-Rosario Campus students and faculty members, celebrated its 25th anniversary with a remarkable Multi-faith Mass led by Rev. Fr. Jeff Dinglasan, OSJ. The ceremony, held on October 21, 2024, demonstrated the institution's dedication to creating a diverse, inclusive and spiritual community.

The mass, held at the campus gymnasium, was attended by students, faculty, and staff. It was a time for contemplation and thankfulness, as the community gathered together to celebrate the university's accomplishments and look ahead to the future.

The event featured the blessing of statues of Jose Zuño and Pedro Inandan, two historical personalities from Batangas. These figures, revered for their contributions to education and nation-building, symbolize the university's dedication to academic excellence and social responsibility.

The Mass was more than just a religious gathering; it was also a celebration of the campus' accomplishments and goals. It brought together students, instructors, staff, and alumni to celebrate the institution's 25th-year history of academic success and community involvement. The celebration instilled a sense of camaraderie and pride among the Batangas State University –The National Engineering University Rosario campus.

As the mass concluded by Rev. Fr. Jeff Dinglasan, many exited feeling motivated and renewed. The event served as a poignant reminder of the value of faith, hope, and unity, as well as a monument to the continuing spirit of Batangas State University –The National Engineering University Rosario campus.

Educational Symposium 2024

The Society of Future Elementary Educators aims to educate and engage students on helping them become more prepared as future educators and enhance their academic performance. The activity highlighted the good characteristics of a future educator, lesson planning, demo teaching and other related activities.

On November 7, 2024, the Society of Future Elementary Educator brought together in Technology Building-HE Room 1 and 2. The event began with attendee registration with their cooperative marshals. The program started at 8:00 am with the master of the ceremony, Ms. Joanne Mary C. Sunga, ComCA Member with Mr. Steve David L. Villapando, ComSRW Member. The program began with the opening prayer led by Ms. Jem Bernadette P. Custodio, ComPPA Member, followed by the singing of the National Anthem, the Bat State U hymn and Bat State U Vision, Mission and Core Values. Afterwards, welcome remarks of Dr. Myra A. Bersoto to be substituted by Asst. Prof. Angelito Alexis A. Evangelio, followed by another message for everyone from Asst. Prof. Persius M. Garcia, CTE Department Chair and Dr. Rosalinda M. Comia, the campus director.

After the inspiring messages, certificates of appreciation are given, with Mr. Carlo H. Almeron, SocFEE President. Afterwards, an intermission number is done by the SocFEE Circle of Talents followed by a game, Pass the Message with winner from the marshal of Dropping Bombs and Gattling Guns.

After the part 1 of the program, Ms. Ren Lee V. Guarin, ComCA Head introduced the resource speaker for the Educational Symposium. Mr. Bryan S. Del Rosario, the resource speaker started the talk with different engaging activities for everyone. He used different methods and strategies to keep the talk engaging and interesting. He shared his lesson plans, and he let every student to be part of the talk just like an approach to a classroom setting. After his talk there is a workshop for every marshal, but it serves as an assignment to every marshal to make their own lessons plans since the time is about to end that time. But the talk didn’t end that way, Mr. Bryan S. Del Rosario let every student to ask questions regarding his talk. And he ended his talk with an inspiring quotation.

After the awarding of certificate of appreciation token to the resource speaker, the SocFEE officers gave snacks to the participants. Thereafter, an intermission number is done by the SocFEE Circle of talents and the certificate of participation is given to the participants.

For the final segment of the program, Ms. Kathlyn Joy Alferez, the project head of the event, delivered a closing remark with her heartfelt gratitude to everyone's time and efforts in participating in the activity.

Furthermore, the Educational Symposium end with lot of learnings and it fosters the importance being a future educator.

Sustaining Our Future: Promoting Environmental Awareness and Action

The Society of Future Elementary Educators aims to educate and engage students on the importance of environmental conservation and protection and sustainable practices. The organization also aims to reduce the waste in our university through clean-up drives, tree planting, and creative recycling such as parol making contests. This activity aimed to foster a sense of responsibility among students while actively contributing to the preservation and enhancement of our environment.

On November 8, 2024, the Society of Future Elementary Educators gathered in the open field to start the program proper. The event commenced with attendee registration together with the distribution of seeds and seedlings for the students. The program started at 8:00 am with the master of the ceremony, Ms. Anna Carmela B. Comia, the VP for Internal Affairs. The program began with the opening prayer led by Ms. Jamille Ann M. Orense, the Executive Vice President, followed by the singing of the National Anthem and the BatStateU hymn. Subsequently, Dr. Myra A. Bersoto to be substituted by Mr. Carlo H. Almeron, the president of SocFEE, Dr. Armando Mendoza, Asst. Prof. Persius M. Garcia and Dr. Rosalinda Comia, the campus director, delivered their own remarks and gratitude to everyone.

After awarding certificates of appreciation, Ms. Anna Carmela Comia, the master of the ceremony, started discussing the agenda of the clean-up drive. The designation of areas is per marshal. Each of the 4 marshals has their own garbage bags and tools and equipment needed for cleaning. Every marshal engages and helps each other to easily finish their designated task in their areas. The clean-up drive started, and after an hour, they rest and have a break. The set of officers prepared snacks for every student.

While the students are currently in the clean-up drive activity, Mr. Kenneth Punzalan, Mr. Alexis Evangelio, and Assistant Prof. Persius Garcia, the judge of the parol-making competition, started grading the different creative and very resourceful parols that were made by the 4 different marshals. Eventually, Ms. Zaira Cay P. Perez announced the winners of the parol making contests: the War Eagles got 3rd place, Savage Joes got 2nd place, Dropping Bombs got 1st place, and the Gatling Guns recognized themselves as the champions in the parol making contest. Their efforts, hard work, and creativity in making those beautiful parols truly shine through their dedication despite their busy schedules.

For the final segment of the program, Ms. Jem Bernadette P. Custodio, the project head of the event, delivered a closing remark with her heartfelt gratitude to everyone's time and efforts in participating in the activity.

Furthermore, this activity wouldn't be finished without the tree-planting activity held in their own house. Each student was given a seed or seedling, and as part of the tree planting activity, each of them planted in their own backyards to support environmental sustainability for future generations. Through this activity, it promotes a sense of responsibility and serves as an investment in a healthier, more sustainable planet for future generations.

Student’s Fair 2024

The Society of Future Elementary Educators (SocFEE) recently set up a student booth during College Week from October 21-25, 2024. The main goal of this activity was to raise funds for the organization’s future initiatives. The booth offered refreshing drinks, such as pineapple and lemonade juice, to promote student well-being, which aligns with SDG Goal 3: Good Health and Well-being. The event also allowed BEED students to become more involved in campus activities while contributing to the organization's financial stability.

SocFEE officers were present throughout the day to manage the booth and serve the drinks. The event received positive feedback from students, particularly regarding the affordability and taste of the beverages. Some students praised the booth for offering quality drinks at a reasonable price, with comments like "mura lang" (affordable) and "masarap, hindi tinipid" (delicious, not skimped on). These remarks reflected the booth’s success in meeting students' expectations.

However, the event faced challenges due to Typhoon Kristine. The storm canceled the booth’s operations on October 24 and 25, causing logistical difficulties in procuring necessary supplies, such as juice and cups. As a result, leftover stock went unused. Despite these setbacks, the event was still considered a success, as it generated funds and positive engagement during operational days.

Given the challenges the typhoon poses, a key recommendation is to always be prepared for unforeseen weather events by regularly checking weather updates. This would help ensure that resources are properly allocated and that materials do not go to waste. Overall, the booth was a valuable initiative for SocFEE, contributing both to the organization’s funds and the well-being of students at Rosario Campus.

SocFEE Salubong

The Society of Future Elementary Educators is dedicated to empowering its members by providing them with necessary information and updates about the organizations and values its members by welcoming them and giving them a support system. To achieve this objective, the organization has implemented an activity entitled SALUBONG that fosters the connection between each member, especially the first-year students.

Salubong 2024, a welcoming activity specifically designed for the incoming Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEED) freshmen, was successfully held on August 19, 2024. The event aimed to create a welcoming atmosphere and provide essential information to the new students, helping them transition smoothly into their academic journey. The Salubong 2024 event featured a booth designed to meet and connect with the first-year students. A simple yet meaningful welcome gift was prepared for each student, which included a brochure and organization pins.

The brochure contained comprehensive details about the Society of Filipino Elementary Education (SocFEE), including its history, list of officers, campus map, contact information for various offices, and more. To add an element of excitement and reward, several donations were also distributed through a raffle. These donations included keychains from the P.I.O. Officer and Gcash/Cash Consolation prizes from the adviser. The distribution of welcome gifts and raffle prizes created a festive and exciting atmosphere. This activity also provided a platform for the new students to interact with their peers and faculty members, fostering a sense of community.

Salubong 2024 was a resounding success, achieving its goal of providing a warm and welcoming environment for the incoming BEED froshies. The event showcased the commitment of the university to support the new students in their academic endeavors and helped them feel integrated into the campus community. The positive feedback from the participants further solidified the success of the event.

Circle of English Language and Literature Students (CELLS)

Upright Marketing Organization

Society of Aspiring Managers

The Society of Aspiring Managers is a student organization focused on exhibiting values and philosophies necessary to becoming real-life managers. This organization mainly promotes camaraderie and unity among its subordinates and stakeholders. It aids students from different departments of business courses namely; Marketing, Financial, and Human Resource Management in honing significant capabilities and attributes of true leaders.

Vision

Academically-based center committed to the promotion of individuals development which shapes young managers and entrepreneurs; leaders of the generation imbued with academic excellence, linkages of values and value formation, skills; and a service oriented for the university and community development.

Mission

The Society of Aspiring Managers plays a significant role in developing and educating the members and community through values and deep sense of responsibilities. The organization intensifies its advocacy in the perspective of the service, excellence and virtues.

SAM ACTIVITIES FOR THE FIRST SEMESTER A.Y. 2024-2025

kaSAMa FAN-Fair Booth

Monday, August 19, 2024

As the Academic Year for 2024-2025 started, the Society of Aspiring Managers held a kaSAMa Fan Fair Booth to warmly welcome the CABEIHM students, especially the freshmen, on their first day in our campus. The only goal of the event is to introduce the organization to new and old students through a unique and meaningful gesture. The activity took place last Monday, August 19, 2024, from 7:00 am to 8:00 am at the Batangas State University-The National Engineering University, Rosario Campus Gymnasium after the Flag Raising Ceremony. The event aimed to inform students about the organization’s mission and vision while promoting the university’s VMGO through an eco-friendly and engaging approach.

The kaSAMa Fan Fair Booth featured the distribution of round foldable hand fans and candies, each accompanied by a small piece of paper containing SAM’s mission and vision, as well as the university’s VMGO. This thoughtful gesture not only introduced the students to the organization but also aligned with SAM’s commitment to sustainability. By using eco-friendly foldable hand fans, SAM encouraged the practice of self-sustained energy consumption, reducing reliance on electricity.

“CONTIO 2024: Welcoming a New Chapter for Fruitful Academic Year”

September 8, 2024

The Society of Aspiring Managers (SAM) kicked off the academic year with CONTIO 2024, a virtual gathering held on September 8, 2024, via Google Meet and Facebook Live. This event welcomed freshmen and returning CABEIHM students, introduced SAM’s new officers, and outlined exciting plans for the year. With CONTIO 2024, SAM set the tone for a year filled with collaboration, learning, and meaningful experiences.

kaSAMa Apparel

A.Y. 2024-2025

The Society of Aspiring Managers (SAM) organization launched an initiative to expand their sources of funds for the whole academic year 2024-2025 through their Income Generating Project: kaSAMa Apparel. This activity aims to produce an additional source of budget to support the allocation of funds for the activities conducted by the mother organization of the CABEIHM department. Likewise, one of its goals was to provide monetary support for any other expenses associated with multiple events.

4TH GAWAD ZUÑOAN:

“Legacy Unveiled: Silver Years of Unity, Innovations, and Excellence”

November 6, 2024

The Society Aspiring Managers (SAM) and the Teachers Education Student Association (TESA) held a prestigious event entitled 4th Gawad Zuñoan with the theme "Legacy Unveiled: Silver Years of Unity, Innovations, and Excellence," on November 6, 2024 from 8:00 AM-12:10 PM. The highlight of the event was the presentation of the Pedro R. Inandan Awards - Ten Outstanding Leaders of the Year, honoring the students for their unwavering dedication and achievements. These students exemplified the qualities of leadership, resilience, and innovation, inspiring their peers to strive for greatness.

In addition, a notable segment of the program was the presentation of Jose B. Zuño Awards - Best Student Activities, which honored outstanding initiatives spearheaded by student organizations. This recognition served as a testament to the creativity, dedication, and resilience that define the university’s student community. In line with this, the event also celebrated the diverse accomplishments within the student body through various minor awards. The Recognition of Student Organizations and Recognition of Student Organization’s Advisers paid tribute to the vibrant student groups and their mentors, whose collective efforts have enriched the university’s culture and fostered a sense of belonging.

The 4th Gawad Zuñoan was more than just an awards ceremony; it was a celebration of shared values, collective achievements, and the indomitable spirit of the university community. This remarkable event stood as a shining example of the institution’s dedication to fostering excellence and building a legacy that will inspire generations to come.

CIRCUS 2024:

“CABEIHM’s Limitless Abilities to Achieve Spectacular Heights”

October 29-31, 2024

On October 29-31, 2024, the Society of Aspiring Managers at Batangas State University The NEU, Jose B. Zuño-Rosario Campus hosted "CIRCUS 2024: CABEIHM’s Limitless Abilities to Achieve Spectacular Heights," a vibrant celebration of talent, creativity, and ambition. The event brought together participants, faculty, and guests to witness and engage in a series of extraordinary performances, skill demonstrations, and motivational activities that underscored the theme of limitless potential.

BATTLE OF SKILLS

October 29, 2024

The highly anticipated CABEIHM Days celebration began with a vibrant start as the first event, the Battle of Skills, unfolded on its opening day. The activities for the first day were notably: traditional poster making, painting, business news writing, and on-the-spot creative photography.

BATTLE OF BRAINS

October 30, 2024

The second day of CABEIHM Days 2024, then held on October 30, 2024 (Wednesday), was packed with intellectually stimulating activities under the banner of the Battle of Brains. The activities for the second day were notably: quiz bee case study analysis toastmaster and grand debate.

BATTLE OF TALENTS

October 31, 2024

On the last day of CIRCUS 2024, the eagerly anticipated final talent showcase took place. The students were thrilled to see the participants' intense passion for spoken poetry, pop solo, modern hip-hop, duet competitions, and cheerdance. Battle of Talents allowed the participants to showcase their talents from different categories. At the end, students from different courses went home proud as they were able to bring home the victory of showing their own talents. CIRCUS 2024 was a resounding success, embodying the spirit of ambition and excellence that CABEIHM stands for.

Teacher Education Students’ Association (TESA)

Junior People Management Association of the Philippines

Alliance of Prominent BatState-U Rosario Scholars (APBRoS)

Alliance of Prominent BatState-U Rosario Scholars came into effect at BatStateU Jose B. Zuño

- Rosario Campus the Academic Year 2023-2024 on April 21, 2023, under the guidance of Dr. Annalyn

Endrinal. It is initially established to help and support students who have futuristic goals. It is an organization that recognizes academic excellence and promotes leadership and service.

Organization’s Philosophy:

The Alliance of Prominent BatState-U Rosario Scholars is an academic organization that is dedicated to providing opportunities for students to enhance their intellectual capabilities and contribute positively to society. The organization's philosophy is centered on the belief that education is the key to success, and that students who excel academically should be recognized and supported in their pursuit of excellence.

We aim to nurture and support excellence among members and other students, and provide opportunities for personal and professional growth.

Vision:

An organization that creates individuals with life-long competencies, values education, and achieves their greatest potential.

Mission:

To provide a transformative educational atmosphere for students that emphasizes deep subject knowledge, problem-solving, leadership, communication, interpersonal skills, personal well-being, and wellness.

Goals:

to foster academic achievement among its members through recognizing outstanding academic performance and motivating them to continue striving for excellence.
provides a platform for members to interact and engage with each other, share their experiences, and collaborate on academic projects
promote and support ambitious academic objectives for talented and motivated undergraduate students as well as innovative teaching and mentoring by our faculty.
prepare student to become dynamic leaders and passionately engaged global citizens through vibrant scholarly and opportunities.

Objectives:

to provide opportunities for scholarly experience
to engage students who are talented and motivated, providing a space and place for development as leaders within their disciplines.
to recognize that academic excellence is not sufficient for success in today's world; one must also possess leadership and service qualities.
seeks to equip its members with the necessary skills and resources to achieve academic

ACTIVITIES OF THE ORGANIZATION