Photos By Ma. Nita V. Bolo & Georgene Quilaton-Tambiga
It was simple yet memorable, especially for new Thomasians who now belong to the College Department. The Acquaintance Party last September 8, 2023, that also featured the first batch of College Department’s Supreme Student Council, allowed neophytes to kindle the spirit of friendship and community among peers and instructors.
Rev. Fr. Joel Dequilla, OAR, vice-president for finance and administration; Rev. Fr. Monday Benjamine Edobor, OAR, vice-president for identity, formation and mission; and, Dean Louie Callora, PhD, the dean of the College of Criminal Justice Education were in attendance. Ms. Ma. Nita V. Bolo, the head of Student Development & Placement Center, herself served as host.
Different talents came together to the delight of the crowd then students grouped according to their sections to have their class photos taken.
The First College Department Supreme Student Council. Student officers coming from the College of Business promise to lead and serve the students taking BS in Entrepreneurship. Pioneering Student Leaders. Thomasians taking BS in Criminology take oath as student leaders of the SSC.Section 5. BS in Criminology first year students of Section 5 join the College Department Acquaintance Party. Entrep I. This year’s BS in Entrepreneurship first year students attend the Acquaintance Party. Section 2. BS in Criminology first year students from SectionPerformance Level. A Second Year BS in Criminology student performs a song number for the Thomasian crowd.First Time. First year students enjoy their first time to join an activity at CST-R.
Welcome to CST-R! Rev. Fr. Joel Dequilla, OAR delivers the welcome remarks to the new college Thomasians. The First Batch of SSC. Dean Louie Callora, PhD administers the oath taking. Vibe. Criminology students enjoying the concert vibe just before the SSC Oath Taking
