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Category : NSTP | Sub Category : CatSU-NSTP Posted on 2021-09-07 01:07:30

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The Catanduanes State University- National Training Service Program headed by its Director, Prof. Emlyn M. Lanon conducted the first wave of capacity building seminar-workshop series for NSTP implementers this academic year 2021-2022 towards flexible learning with the proposed project name, “CatSU-NSTP Reboot” on September 4, 2021 at CatSU Auditorium.

Prof. Josephine R. Tomagan, LTS Coordinator gave her welcome remarks signaling the official start of the event by addressing everyone present at the venue and those who were attending virtually via FB livestream.
 
The Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Lily P. Custodio also graced the CatSU-NSTP REBOOT. In her message, she stated the importance of the NSTP subject and further mentioned how the management values all its implementers’ work, effort and help for the University. “We value your work; we value you- being there; we will work as one for the Catanduanes State University and for the welfare of all the Catandunganons,” Dr. Custodio said.
 
Meanwhile, the general orientation and plenary session 1- RA 9163: NSTP Law were discussed by Prof. Lanon, NSTP/NSRC Director while the plenary session 2- ICT Integration in the NSTP Flexible learning was discussed by Prof. Jose Z. Tria.
 
Included in the seminar-workshop attendees were the ROTC Coordinator, Engr. Rommel A. Magtagnob together with the ROTC Officials led by Maj. Alan T. Zapanta (RES) PA, ROTC Assistant Commandant.
This event further aims to prepare the Instructors and Part-Timers for the lecture-based training for the first semester of AY 2021-2022 and to implement a systematic flexible teaching and learning in NSTP program amongst its faculty especially those hired part-timers during this new normal.
 
The CatSU NSTP reboot training program is a series of seminar-workshops, virtual meetings, and activities for NSTP Implementers generally conducted to produce outcomes that would prove beneficial to all NSTP student trainees. It was organized after the conduct of the CatSU NSTP HARANAPAN, an initiative of the office to build a strong connection and establish a sense of belongingness and togetherness between the faculty and students even when they’re miles apart.
 
Learning and development evaluation forms were also distributed at the end of the seminar-workshop wherein most of the feedbacks from the participants were positive. One of whom said, “The activity is well-organized, comprehensive and interactive.” And the other one, commented, “Looking forward for the CatSU NSTP REBOOT Wave 2”. Surely, the NSTP faculty have been refreshed, recharged, and renewed by the first wave of the REBOOT Program. #GZafe

 

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