The 2011 Student Development Program for all Student Leaders of the Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges took place at the CSPC Auditorium last June 29, 2011 from 8 AM to 5 PM through the generous initiation of the Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges Administration. The activity was geared with the general Theme: “Meeting the Challenges of Managing Student Affairs and Student Organizations through Creativity and Innovation.”



The morning half of the program was composed generally of talks and speeches from Professor Glenn M. Narvaez, the guest speaker of the occasion, wherein he imparted his knowledge about Organization Management and gave several tips to solve various problems commonly encountered by Campus Organizations. An open forum was also done after the short talk of the College President, Dr. Dulce F. Atian. The ever versatile and amiable college president answered the questions pronounced by the student body regarding the concerns of their respective organizations, leaving a hopeful promise of helping the Organizations achieve their goals through 'partnership between the student body/organizations and the administration'.




The afternoon half of the program was composed of workshops wherein the students were instructed to enumerate their views about the Administration. The Student Affairs Moderator of the College, Dr. Jose Ariel R. Ibarrientos, also facilitated the students’ presentation of the strengths of the Administration along with their areas of concern and recommendation for improvement. Another activity followed shortly, which was the Action Plan-Making. Student leaders were asked to make Plans of Action which will serve as the guide of their organization in enacting various activities for one academic year.




The activity ended with the acknowledgement from Dr. Jose Ariel Ibarrientos to all student leaders who attended the said event.

One hundred eight new midwives celebrated the 3rd oath taking and induction ceremony conducted by the Integrated Midwives Association of the Philippines (IMAP) - CSPC chapter and the faculty of College of Health Care Technology (CHCT) last June 28, 2011 at the CSPC- College Auditorium, Nabua, Camarines Sur.

The guest speaker was Dr. Alejandro R. San Pedro, Chairman of the Board of Midwifery who imparted his precious experience towards becoming a successful medical birth attendant on his message during the event.


Dr. Elenita L. Tan, Region V Director of the Profession and Regulation Commission and Dr. San Pedro as part of the program awarded the Certificates of Recognition to the Midwifery Licensure Examinations 2011 Topnotchers; Glaiza Mae Dagarat, 10th placer; Sarah T. Parais and Louella Mae T. Coralde, 6th placers; Benjoe N. Agbay, 5th placer; Luzviminda Q. Tiaba, 2nd placer and Saniyah S. Hakeem Shaikh Rasool, 1st placer who also lead the Midwife’s pledge during the said event.

Followed by the awarding rites are the Induction of IMAP officers and members of the CSPC and USANT (University of Saint Anthony) chapter.  They were presented by the Principal of the University of Saint Anthony.


The ceremony was participated by invited midwifery board passers from USANT, NCF (Naga College Foundation), CSSC (Camarines Sur State College) and 78 midwifery graduates and passers of the CSPC having the purpose of adhering on the ethical and moral obligations and responsibilities a professional midwife must meet.

Together with the other organizations, RCYC as requested, extended their assistance in the preparation of the event. The RCY council was in-charged in the Hall Preparation and the aftercare of the event. Prior to the event, RCYC also helped in organizing and sorting the invitations which was distributed upon the entrance of the participants.

Mr. Rodel Notorio, a BSN-4B student of Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges, won over Ms. Alyssa Barbie Barbosa, also from the said institution, by 32 votes on the presidential race of the Red Cross Youth Council elections last June 15, 2011 at Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges, Nabua, Camarines Sur.

Garnering a total of 220 votes (53.92% of the total 408 votes), Mr. Notorio trounced his close rival, Ms. Alyssa Barbie Barbosa, who gained the remaining 188, 46.08% of the total votes.

Other elected officers were Daryl A. Figura, Vice President; Princess Mae L. Follosco, Secetary; Trinity Kae I. Sertan, Treasurer; Louella Mae T. Coralde, Auditor, Paul Adrian G. Filio and Loraine G. Rada, Business Managers; Sarah T. Parais, Public Information Officer; Brian Deo A. Tataro and Michael Angelo C. Navarra were elected as Nursing and Midwifery Representatives respectively.

Aside from the CSPC-RCYC elections, the candidates of the whites (CHCT Department Organization), Philippine Nursing Students Associations and Primary Health Care Providers were declared as winners for gathering 50%+1 (quorum) votes for the total CHCT student’s population.

Only 408 out of 500 total number of student population participated in the said election or just 50% based on the list of enrollees in the CHCT (College of Health Care Technology) issued by the College Registrar.

The election process was organized by the COMELEC chairman Mrs. Naneth M. Oida with the assistance of the Central Student Council.

Charter Anniversary of the Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges (CSPC) was celebrated last June 10, 2011 to commemorate the time when the college stood independently as an institution.



The start of this year’s Charter Anniversary was marked with the fun walk, which started at 6 in the morning. A total of 11 volunteers from Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges – Red Cross Youth Council (CSPC-RCYC) took the initiative in providing services throughout the fun walk. The group of students followed the route throughout the town’s Poblacion area. The fun walk ended at the school’s freedom park and was followed with the aerobics exercise led by Mrs. Emily Berja and the school’s performing arts dancers. The volunteers stayed under the heat of the sun; in watchful eyes to the array of students enjoying the steps of the exercise. In respect to the activity, the volunteers also joined the aerobics exercise while doing their task at the same time.


When the activity ended, the volunteers assured first that the students are in good condition before proceeding to the school’s Seminar hall to perform their function in yet another activity, the Disaster Nursing Course.

As a prerequisite course for the level 4 students in the College of Health Care Technology, the Red Cross Youth Council had organized a four-day training course regarding Disaster Management under the supervision of Mr. Alvin Franco A. Agtarap - an Emergency and Disaster Management instructor.

Ninety-nine fourth year Bachelor of Science in Nursing Students apprehended and engaged in the Disaster Management in Nursing Course at the Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges last June 9-12, 2011.

The fourth year Nursing students in the College of Health Care Technology participated to gain knowledge from Red Cross trainers who were invited to lecture about the said course.

Due to the vast numbers of participants in contrast with the number of trainers, the organizers and facilitators divided the population into two groups, which were then handled by the four trainers namely: Mr. Wilson, Mr. Marlon, Ms. Jasmine and Mr. Agtarap.






As an annual training ground, the Red Cross Youth Council aimed at providing the BSN level four students certain awareness about the different modules in the Philippine Red Cross Principles and discussions about Disaster Management and activities where they can help and participate in times of sudden events that have very unfortunate consequences – involving large-scale loss of life and property.  Teaching strategies were utilized and the students were able to express their ideas and concerns during activities.






The simulation regarding Disaster Management was on the last day wherein the students were assigned of their respective roles and functions.









The simulation was completed and the student rescuers were exhausted as they proceeded to the Discussion Hall. Student Leaders shared their comments and concerns regarding the Simulation. Shortly, as a part of the closing program, a presentation prepared by the Documentation Committee was presented. Finally, the program was ended with the acknowledgement to all the participants, facilitators, advisers, and especially the trainers of the Philippine Red Cross.