Ilocos Sur Community College

27/04/2026

Congratulations, Class of 2026!

27/04/2026

26/04/2026

Agriculture Statistics Information Dissemination: Empowering Future Agribusiness Professionals

On April 22, 2026, an Agriculture Statistics Information Dissemination event was successfully held at Ilocos Sur Community College in Bantay, Ilocos Sur. The activity brought together faculty members of the BS Agribusiness program and second-year BS Agribusiness students, creating a meaningful space for learning and engagement.

The main objective of the event was to help participants better understand the importance of agricultural statistics in decision-making, planning, and policy development. Through a series of presentations from the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) Ilocos Sur, students were introduced to key data on crops, fisheries, livestock, and population. The speakers also explained how these statistics are gathered and how they reflect real-life conditions in the agriculture sector.

Another important goal of the event was to make students aware of how reliable data supports farmers, businesses, and government programs. By learning how to interpret agricultural data, students can become more prepared for their future roles in agribusiness, where data-driven decisions are essential.

One of the highlights of the program was the active participation of the students during the open forum and Q&A sessions. The BS Agribusiness second-year students confidently asked questions, shared insights, and clarified ideas presented by the speakers. Their participation showed curiosity, critical thinking, and a genuine interest in applying what they learned to real-world situations.

Overall, the event was not only informative but also inspiring. It strengthened the connection between theory and practice, and encouraged students to see the value of statistics in agriculture. With the guidance of their faculty and the expertise of PSA speakers, the participants left the event with deeper knowledge and a stronger motivation to contribute to the agricultural sector.

26/04/2026

IN PHOTOS | Ilocos Sur Community College Holds Clinical Graduation and Recognition Ceremony for Midwifery Students

The Ilocos Sur Community College successfully conducted its Clinical Graduation and Recognition Ceremony on April 24, 2026, at the ISCC Gymnasium. The event was anchored on the theme “Honoring Competence, Celebrating Compassion: Empowering Future Midwives in Service to the Community.”

The momentous occasion was graced by distinguished guests, including Hon. Jeremias “Jerry” C. Singson, Governor of Ilocos Sur and Chairman of the ISCC Board of Trustees; Hon. Ryan Luis V. Singson, Vice Governor of Ilocos Sur; and SPM Art Constantine Oandasan. Their presence underscored the significance of recognizing the achievements of the province’s aspiring midwives.

In his speech, Gov. Jerry Singson emphasized that ISCC has earned recognition as an academic institution providing quality education to the youth of Ilocos Sur and neighboring provinces.

Serving as Guest Speaker, Rosana Tumbaga Bay-ya – an alumna of the institution – delivered an inspiring message highlighting the vital role of both competence and compassion in the healthcare profession.

Dr. Roel Palo Anicas, College Administrator, was also in attendance and delivered an encouraging message to all students and parents.

The ceremony honored midwifery students for their clinical accomplishments and academic excellence, marking their readiness to serve communities with dedication, skill, and a deep sense of care.

26/04/2026

23/04/2026

ISCC CAREER GUIDANCE 2026: Discovering Your Strengths and Building a Purpose-Driven Career Path
Ilocos Sur Community College successfully held the ISCC Career Guidance 2026 on April 22, 2026, at the ISCC Gymnasium, bringing together graduating students for a meaningful and inspiring career preparation event.
The program opened with encouraging remarks from Dr. Bryan Q. Cabico, Guidance Counselor, who highlighted the theme, "Discovering Your Strengths and Building a Purpose-Driven Career Path." He motivated students to recognize their abilities, believe in their potential, and pursue careers that align with their passions and personal goals. He emphasized that knowing one’s strengths is an important step toward building a purposeful and successful future.
The highlight of the event was the engaging session of the resource speaker, Ma’am Mary Madelene A. Salvador, Manager of the Public Employment Service Office (PESO), Provincial Government of Ilocos Sur, who shared valuable insights on real job experiences, industry expectations, and practical career-readiness strategies.
Ma’am Salvador also shared practical tips on how to prepare and ace job interviews, emphasizing confidence, professionalism, preparation of documents, effective communication, company research, and showcasing one’s strengths—equipping students with knowledge and boosting their confidence as they prepare to enter the workforce.
This was followed by the awarding of certificates and closing remarks. The activity served as a valuable opportunity for students to gain guidance, motivation, and direction as they prepare for their future careers.
The ISCC Guidance Services Office staff extends sincere appreciation to all participants, organizers, and the resource speaker for making this event meaningful and impactful, as well as to Dr. Roel Palo Anicas, College Administrator, for his valuable support in making Career Guidance 2026 successful and beneficial for all students.
May this Career Guidance 2026 inspire students to discover their strengths, pursue their passions, and build purpose-driven career paths toward a brighter future.

23/04/2026

𝐈𝐍 𝐏𝐇𝐎𝐓𝐎𝐒 | A coastal clean-up activity was organized on April 22, 2026, at the coastal barangays of Narvacan Municipality. The initiative was part of the PGIS program's support for Earth Day Celebration 2026.

Ilocos Sur Community College participated in the activity, represented by Mr. Limuel Dolorico, SDRRM Coordinator, along with Mr. Daniel Panem and Mr. Jomar Ibe.

22/04/2026

𝐈𝐍 𝐏𝐇𝐎𝐓𝐎𝐒 | The Pammadayaw 2026 ceremony commenced yesterday morning, April 21, at the ISCC Agro-industrial Building Function Hall, serving as a prestigious tribute to student excellence under the theme "Upholding Tradition, Celebrating Distinction." The program began with warm welcome remarks from Dr. Cheryl Dolorico, Instruction Coordinator, followed by an inspiring message from College Administrator Dr. Roel Palo Anicas, who emphasized the deep-rooted values and high standards that define the institution. The morning transitioned into a series of well-deserved accolades, beginning with the School Spirit Awards for students who represented the college in local, regional, and national arenas, as well as the recognition of the Best in OJT for every academic program.

The spirit of leadership and community remained a central highlight as the college honored its top student groups and individuals. The Kumadrona Student Alliance was hailed as the Most Outstanding Student Organization, with the Information Technology Society securing a notable runner-up placement. Individual brilliance was also in the spotlight, as Mr. Josua Melvin Anaque received the Most Outstanding Leader award and Joyce Fernandez Welba earned the Leadership Merit Award. Finally, the ceremony concluded on a high note by honoring the November 2025 Agriculturist Licensure Examination passers, celebrating their milestone transition into licensed professionals and embodying the very distinction the event sought to honor.