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18/05/2026

Last May 13, 2026, we gathered to celebrate not only achievements but also the dedication, perseverance, and dreams that made them possible. To our dear students, your success is a reflection of your hard work, determination, and courage to rise above every challenge. May the recognition you received at the Parangal ng Tagumpay 2026 serve as inspiration to continue striving for excellence and reaching greater heights in the future. ✨

Behind every successful student are parents and teachers whose love, sacrifices, patience, and guidance never wavered. To all the parents, thank you for your endless support and encouragement. To our dedicated teachers, thank you for nurturing minds and shaping futures with passion and commitment. This celebration was not only for the awardees but also for every person who became part of their journey toward success. 🌟

🎥 by: Dean Pasion, BACOmm3A

Final batch from Parangal ng Tagumpay 2026 ✨These last photos hold the heart of the celebration—moments of pride, gratit...
16/05/2026

Final batch from Parangal ng Tagumpay 2026 ✨

These last photos hold the heart of the celebration—moments of pride, gratitude, and fulfillment after a journey of hard work and perseverance. As this chapter closes, what remains are the memories, the lessons, and the success earned along the way. A beautiful ending to a meaningful milestone. 💙

📸 Kryzza Louise Ricaforte • Althea Marie Corales • Heleana Thereese Malana

Batch 3 from Parangal ng Tagumpay 2026 ✨Each photo holds a story of dedication, growth, and quiet victories that led to ...
16/05/2026

Batch 3 from Parangal ng Tagumpay 2026 ✨

Each photo holds a story of dedication, growth, and quiet victories that led to this moment. It’s more than an event—it’s a reminder of how far hard work and perseverance can take us. Proud to share these memories with everyone who made this celebration possible. 💙

📸 Kryzza Louise Ricaforte • Althea Marie Corales • Heleana Thereese Malana

Another set of memories from Parangal ng Tagumpay 2026 ✨Behind every smile in these photos is hard work, sacrifices, and...
15/05/2026

Another set of memories from Parangal ng Tagumpay 2026 ✨

Behind every smile in these photos is hard work, sacrifices, and countless moments of perseverance. Grateful to celebrate not only achievements, but also the journey, friendships, and lessons that made them meaningful.

Here’s to dreaming bigger and reaching higher together. 💙

Note: More photos and memories to be shared soon.

📸 Kryzza Louise Ricaforte • Althea Marie Corales • Heleana Thereese Malana

CHaSS Honors Students, Parents in ‘Parangal ng Tagumpay’ 2026by: Helaena Thereese Malana - BAComm3AThe College of Humani...
15/05/2026

CHaSS Honors Students, Parents in ‘Parangal ng Tagumpay’ 2026
by: Helaena Thereese Malana - BAComm3A

The College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHaSS) of Cagayan State University Carig Campus held its Parangal ng Tagumpay at the Red Eagle Gymnasium on May 13, 2026. More than a recognition ceremony, the event celebrated not only the accomplishments of outstanding students but also the dedication and sacrifices of the parents and guardians who supported them throughout their academic journey.

The program formally opened with a processional led by students and their parents, followed by campus officials, the college dean, department chairs, and faculty members.

CHaSS Dean Dr. Jomel B. Manuel set the tone of the ceremony in his opening remarks, emphasizing that the occasion also recognized the efforts of parents whose support made the students’ achievements possible.

“Ang okasyong ito ay inyo rin, gaya ng sa inyong mga anak. Kinikilala namin ang inyong sakripisyo, ang mga gabihing panalangin, ang mahahabang oras sa trabaho, at ang inyong tiwala sa inyong mga anak,” Dr. Manuel expressed.

Dr. Mac Giovani Lagundi later delivered an inspirational message on behalf of the CEO, Engr. Roger Rumpon underscored the influence of parents in shaping the students’ present and future.

“Tayo, we are sons and daughters, and we can never be who we are and who we will be without our parents,” Dr. Lagundi said.

The recognition rites honored students who distinguished themselves through academic excellence and active participation in various fields. Graduates who earned Latin honors and other academic awards were recognized alongside students who represented the university in co-curricular competitions, leadership initiatives, campus journalism, socio-cultural activities, sports, and community service.

The ceremony also became a tribute to the people who stood behind the graduates through the years. Video presentations featuring messages from different CHaSS programs were shown to parents and guardians, followed by a surprise token-giving activity that drew emotional reactions from the audience.

The atmosphere later shifted to a more relaxed celebration as students shared dances with their parents and teachers, making the event a meaningful expression of gratitude and connection.

Delivering the batch message was Ms. Michelle R. Aggarao, the highest-ranking Magna Cum Laude graduate from the BS Psychology program. In her speech, she reflected on the quiet struggles carried not only by students but also by the people who supported them along the way.

“They say that it takes a village to raise a child, but I think it also takes a village to send someone to school. And tonight, as we celebrate the students in this room, I hope we also celebrate the villages behind them,” Ms. Aggarao shared.

Speaking on behalf of the parents, Mrs. Rowena Ramos shared the realities many families face as they strive to provide their children with an education.

“Dahil tayo mismo ang nakakaalam kung gaano kahirap ang buhay lalo na kapag kulang ang oportunidad, kaya hangga’t kaya namin, ginagawa namin ang lahat para mabigyan kayo ng maayos na buhay,” Mrs. Ramos stated.

In her closing remarks, CHaSS Department Chair Dr. Chirbet C. Ayunon reminded the graduates that success should not be measured solely by medals or distinctions, but also by the determination required to complete their studies. She commended the graduates for enduring years of sacrifices and challenges, emphasizing that reaching graduation itself is already a milestone worth recognizing.

The ceremony concluded with graduates, parents, faculty members, and guests joining together for the closing song.

More than an awards ceremony, Parangal ng Tagumpay highlighted the shared victories behind every diploma and recognition received that evening. The event reflected stories of perseverance, sacrifice, and support that shaped the graduates’ journeys — honoring not only academic achievers, but every student who persisted and reached the finish line.

Note: This is the first batch of photos. More photos to be posted.

📸 Kryzza Louise Ricaforte • Althea Marie Corales • Heleana Thereese Malana

Greatness is never accidental: it is guided, nurtured, and inspired. Through God-driven knowledge and mentorship of thei...
27/04/2026

Greatness is never accidental: it is guided, nurtured, and inspired.

Through God-driven knowledge and mentorship of their adviser, Assoc. Prof. Jezreel Pattaguan, our AB Economics students—Revin Joy Furigay, Michael Soriano, Mark Angelo Reolalas, Glendale Serrano, and Reymalyn Mateo— secured 1st place in the University Search for Best Undergraduate Thesis 2026 held at CSU Andrews.

Congratulations!


CHaSS claims Top Thesis in Social, Third in Tech at 2026 Campus SearchThe College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHa...
22/04/2026

CHaSS claims Top Thesis in Social, Third in Tech at 2026 Campus Search

The College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHaSS) delivered a strong performance at the 2026 Campus Search for the Best Undergraduate Thesis, held on April 22, 2026, at the CPAD Theater Room, capturing first place in the Social Research category and third place in the Technological category.

Reigning supreme in the Social Research category, researchers from the Bachelor of Arts in Economics claimed First Place for their timely study, “Production Costs, Rice Price Fluctuations and Income Level among Smallholder Irrigated Rice Farmers from 2019–2024 in Solana, Cagayan.” The winning researchers are Revin Joy Furigay, Michael Soriano, Mark Angelo Reolalas, Glendale Serrano, and Reymalyn Mateo. They were guided by adviser Assoc. Prof. Jezreel Pattaguan.

Meanwhile, in the Technological category, BA Communication student Nathan Joseph Alvarez captured 3rd Place under the mentorship of Dr. Jan Justin C. Rodriguez. His winning entry, the “Development and Evaluation of a Digital Audio Recording and Archiving System for the Preservation of Ibanag Salomon,” offered a vital digital solution to safeguard an endangered intangible cultural heritage.

The twin victories underscore CHaSS’s growing strength in bridging cultural preservation and socio-economic research.

To our alumni and graduating students, please be informed about the upcoming Job Fair 2026.
17/04/2026

To our alumni and graduating students, please be informed about the upcoming Job Fair 2026.

CHaSS honors excellence in Research at Best Undergraduate Thesis 2026“The only way you can be the best at something is t...
16/04/2026

CHaSS honors excellence in Research at Best Undergraduate Thesis 2026

“The only way you can be the best at something is to be the best you can be.” This principle came to life during the recently concluded Search for the Best Undergraduate Thesis 2026 at the College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHSS).

The annual event showcased the most outstanding student research across three categories—Social, Technological, and Experimental—to identify entries that will represent the college in the university-wide search for Best Undergraduate Thesis. Participants came from various academic programs, demonstrating the diversity and depth of research within CHSS.

A distinguished panel of evaluators composed of Dr. Jan Justin C. Rodriguez, Assoc. Prof. Jezreel Patagguan and Mr. Renz Marion Gavino assessed the entries. The judging criteria went beyond research rigor, emphasizing relevance to national and regional development, as well as innovation in theoretical advancement, empirical findings, policy contribution, and community impact.

Winners: Social Category

First Place
Production Costs, Rice Price Fluctuations and Income Level among Smallholder Irrigated Rice Farmers from 2019–2024 in Solana, Cagayan
Student-Researchers:
Furigay, Revin Joy
Soriano, Michael
Reolalas, Mark Angelo
Serrano, Glendale
Mateo, Reymalyn
Program: AB Economics
Adviser: Assoc. Prof. Jezreel Pattaguan

Second Place
Financial Literacy of Sangguniang Kabataan Officials: An Assessment of Budgeting and Planning Performance in Peñablanca, Cagayan
Student-Researchers:
Daquioag, Orlan Jericho
Dalupang, Janina May
Duerme, Maricar
Bordey, Jerome
Basilio, Rianna Faith
Program: AB Economics
Adviser: Dr. Federica Gonzales

Third Place
Economic and Sociocultural Determinants of Fertility and Employment among Married Women in Solana, Cagayan: An Econometric Analysis
Student-Researchers:
Turingan, Joana Mae
Tumaliuan, Algie
Alcanzarin, Jan Mark
Bautista, Rosemarie
Taguinod, Daniella
Program: AB Economics
Adviser: Assoc. Prof. Jerome de Leon

Winners: Technological Category

First Place
Development and Evaluation of a Digital Audio Recording and Archiving System for the Preservation of Ibanag Salomon
Student-Researcher:
Nathan Joseph Alvarez
Program: BA Communication
Adviser: Dr. Jan Justin Rodriguez

Second Place
Development and Evaluation of Cagayano App: A Localized Digital Media and Information Literacy Tool
Student-Researcher:
Hassen Suguitan
Program: BS Development Communication
Adviser: Dr. Jan Justin Rodriguez

No entries were submitted for the Experimental category this year.

Despite this, the event highlighted the strength of CHaSS research, demonstrating how academic and real-world experiences shape meaningful scholarly outputs. The students’ work reflected not only intellectual rigor but also a commitment to excellence—proving that research continues to drive learning and innovation in the college.

HSS equips Future Practitioners with Hands-On Intervention Skills in NSSI SeminarMoving beyond traditional classroom ins...
03/03/2026

HSS equips Future Practitioners with Hands-On Intervention Skills in NSSI Seminar

Moving beyond traditional classroom instruction, the Human Services Society (HSS) reinforced its commitment to mental health advocacy through a hands-on seminar-workshop on February 26, 2026, designed to bridge theory and real-world intervention.

Centered on the theme, “Understanding and Managing Non-Suicidal Self-Injury: A Hands-On Approach for Effective Intervention,” the event provided a clinical and emotional deep-dive for student-practitioners preparing to become safe and reliable support systems for individuals in crisis.

The workshop featured registered psychometrician Aldrin P. Casilian, RPm, as the resource speaker. Mr. Casilian challenged participants to move beyond passive empathy, emphasizing that genuine care demands both compassion and technical competence.

“Being present is not enough,” Casilian stressed during the session. “Effective intervention requires the courage and knowledge to understand wounds that are not immediately visible.”
Participants engaged in practical exercises aimed at strengthening their intervention skills in handling cases of Non-Suicidal Self-Injury (NSSI). The training underscored the importance of equipping future practitioners with structured approaches to risk assessment, emotional validation, and crisis response—ensuring that individuals struggling with self-injury receive informed and responsible support.

In a statement, HSS highlighted the urgency of proactive mental health intervention.

“Hindi sapat ang basta andyan lang, dahil ang tunay na pagkalinga ay nangangailangan ng dunong at tapang na unawain ang mga sugat na hindi agad nakikita,” the organization shared, noting that the loudest cries in mental health are often the silent ones.

Beyond skill-building, the initiative also sought to challenge prevailing narratives about Gen Z’s perceived “sensitivity.” Rather than framing vulnerability as weakness, the workshop positioned emotional awareness as a strength—one that reflects the readiness of the next generation of human services professionals to confront complex and often stigmatized issues.

The event was made possible through the guidance of College Dean Dr. Jomel B. Manuel, Department Chair Chirbet Ayunon, and Program Chair Maria T. Mamba. HSS also extended its gratitude to Adviser Mr. Hemilton Ocampo and Co-advisers Assist. Prof. Jerlyn Garan and Dr. Joseph Kevin A. Tabugay for their support in organizing the seminar.

As the “Ka-Humanistas” concluded the session, the atmosphere reflected renewed purpose and professional resolve. Participants entered the hall as students, but left with strengthened confidence and practical tools—ready to transform empathy into meaningful, life-preserving intervention.

BA Communication Program Holds Film Workshop on Culture and SDGsby: Ricardo Cardenas, BAComm2AThe Bachelor of Arts in Co...
28/02/2026

BA Communication Program Holds Film Workshop on Culture and SDGs
by: Ricardo Cardenas, BAComm2A

The Bachelor of Arts in Communication (BA Communication) Program, through the Cagayan State University Alliance of Communication Students (CSU-ACTIONS), successfully conducted a film workshop centered on Cagayan culture and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) on Friday at the College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHASS) Conference Hall.

The whole-day workshop gathered more than 50 students from the BA Communication, Bachelor of Multimedia Arts (BMMA), and Bachelor of Science in Development Communication (BS DevCom) programs, creating a dynamic platform for creative collaboration and cultural engagement.

Designed to guide aspiring filmmakers, the workshop highlighted how storytelling can promote cultural preservation while advancing awareness of the SDGs. Participants explored ways to integrate local narratives, indigenous knowledge, and community realities into socially relevant film concepts. The sessions combined interactive discussions, practical techniques, and group activities linking cultural identity with development communication principles.

Mr. Harold S. Dela Cruz, a social science teacher at Cagayan National High School, opened the workshop with a discussion on Cagayan culture. He emphasized indigenous traditions, local festivals, and shared values that define the province’s identity, encouraging students to ground their creative outputs in authentic cultural contexts.

In the afternoon, Mr. Jerome Dulin, founder and managing editor of the North Luzon Guild, tackled story development strategies. Participants engaged in exercises on character arcs, plot structure, and thematic integration, drawing inspiration from regional folklore and contemporary development issues aligned with the SDGs.

Mr. Joseph Arcegono, co-founder of the North Luzon Guild, further discussed collaborative roles in film production, explaining how directors, cinematographers, assistant directors, production managers, and production designers contribute to producing culturally rooted and socially responsive films.

College Dean Dr. Jomel Manuel expressed his support, stating, “This workshop reflects our commitment to developing creative minds who value heritage while responding to present-day challenges. It is inspiring to see students connect culture with sustainable development.”

Department Chair Dr. Chirbet Ayunon added that initiatives like this empower communication students to become storytellers capable of amplifying Cagayan’s voice in conversations about sustainability and progress.

Meanwhile, Dr. Jan Justin Rodriguez, founder of SineAgila and Program Coordinator of BS in Development Communication, emphasized that SineAgila serves not only as a platform for honing students’ artistic skills but also as a movement that promotes and preserves Cagayano culture through meaningful and development-oriented storytelling.

The ACTIONS Adviser, Dr. Patrianne Padua, stressed that the activity aims to capacitate the students with film production skills and to ensure that the cultural practices will be portrayed correctly. She also added that the workshop is important in making sure that the quality of films are festival worthy.

Through this initiative, the BA Communication Program continues to integrate culture, creativity, and advocacy—positioning film as a powerful tool for cultural preservation and SDGs.

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