As an annual activity of the College of Health Care Technology, the WHITES organized an activity displaying the beauty and wits of the students involved in the Search for Ambassador and Ambassadress of Goodwill 2011.

The Search for Ambassador and Ambassadress of Goodwill 2011 was held at the CSPC Auditorium last July 25, 2011 participated by 22 candidates, each student representing a class.

The event was planned and organized by the College of Health Care Technology with the following sponsors: Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges-Red Cross Youth Council (CSPC-RCYC), Philippine Nursing Students Association (PNSA), CSPC-Integrated Midwives Association of the Philippines  (CSPC-IMAP), Tau Gamma Phi (TGP), Alpha Pi Omega (APO), and Caduceus Review Center.

The CSPC-RCYC, as requested by the CHCT department was entrusted with the hall preparation as well as the stage decoration. The RCYC, along with the Tau Gamma Phi, Alpha Pi Omega and IMAP, successfully constructed the stage in accord with the environmental theme planned by the CHCT.

Other events prior to the search were prepared such as the Literary, Music and Dance Competition. Audiences of the Musical competition were the faculty and students.  Dr. Teresita M. Salazar, Vice President for Academic Affairs, was also invited in the said event. By the competition, faculty and student were able to relax and unwind as they were entertained by singers and dancers. Vocal Solo and Vocal Duet were the main event for the singing competition and Modern dancing for the Dance Competition.

After the LitMusDa (Literary, Music and Dance) was the Search for Ambassador and Ambassadress of Goodwill 2011. The pageant started at 5:00 in the afternoon with the entrance of the candidates on their production number. This was followed by the fashion attire wherein the candidates displayed their tastes in conventionalism. The candidates also exhibit their character as student nurses as they walk through the stage in their clinical uniforms. The Question and Answer portion took place wherein the candidates wore their proper uniforms and answered the questions formulated by the judges. After which, the candidates flaunted their long gowns and barong tagalong as they carried it with beauty and grace.

Winners were announced after the grades of the candidates were computed. Crowned Mr. and Ms. PHCP, Jons Jacob Turiano and Jo Darlene Bautista; Mr. and Ms. RCYC, by the judges. After which, the candidates flaunted their long gowns and barong tagalong as they carried it with beauty and grace. Adrian Paul G. Filio VII and Moneck S. Cortez; Mr and Ms. PNSA, Ryan Roldan and Kim Caceres; and hailed Ambassador and Ambassadress  of Goodwill 2011 were Kristoffer P. Obogne and Arriane Blanco.

The event ended with the picture taking together with the candidates and aftercare of the said event.

Ninety four (94) level 3 students of Bachelor of Science in Nursing, along with the CSPC-RCYC Second year officers and committee, participated the 5 days training seminar entitled “First Aid in the Campus with Adult Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)” on July 20-24, 2011, from 8 AM to 5 PM.


The training was sponsored by Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges - Red Cross Youth Council (CSPC-RCYC) under the supervision of Mr. Alvin Franco A. Agtarap and Mrs. Maria Visitacion M. Taburnal, both advisers of the council, in coordination with the Philippine Red Cross, Camarines Sur chapter.

The participants were divided into 5 groups, each group were assigned a pair of trainers for the lecture and discussion proper from days 1, 2 and 3 of the said training. During the fourth day, the trainers conducted a 100 item evaluation which was followed by the practical application of skills, knowledge and graded return demonstrations. The practical examinations were all about Emergency Transfer, Immobilization, Obstruction Management, Artificial Respiration and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, considering these as important measures in giving first aid.  On the fifth day, which was the final training, a fake vehicular accident was set by the trainers and re-enacted by the CSPC-RCYC officers and was responded successfully by the trained participants. The purpose of the simulation was to further assess and evaluate the participants as trained first aiders who have knowledge and skills and let the participants experience situational cases that First Aiders encounter in reality.







The results of the evaluation exam and return demonstrations were recorded as part of identifying participants who successfully passed the training and can be addressed as licensed First Aiders.

According to Mr. Notorio, CSPC-RCYC president, the mandate of the activity is to educate and train the student members with the skills and techniques in Standard First Aid and Basic Life Support with Adult CPR. This also served as foundation of the students as they practice their profession and can effectively be used during emergency cases.

Lecturers and trainers were: Mr. Leonil A Quiňones, Ms. Maria S. Atanacio, Ms. Monica L. Seňar, Ms. Maria Hajie A. Tugas, Ms. Liza Marie P. Mancera, Mr. Michael John B. Holloway, Mr. Benjamin Benedict A. Asence, Ms. Adeline P. Vargas, Ms. Jaymae Marie P. Jesalva, Ms. Christine D. Ramos, Mr. Eliseo F. Pangindian III, Mr. Rubenelle DLS. Panganiban and Mr. Willy Z. Santos.





At the end of the day, concepts learned by the participants during the discussion proper and the simulation were recapitulated which was followed by the closing program prepared by the CSPC-RCYC officers.

Villafuerte Hall, CSPC Multi-Purpose Building and the CSPC grounds served as the venues for the lectures and actual training.

Guided with the theme “Friendship, Camaraderie: Key to Unity,” the newly elected set of officers of the Central Student Council (CSC), together with the different campus organizations and CSPCeans, had their Induction, Acquaintance and Ball last July 1, 2011 at the CSPC Freedom Park.

The activity aimed at developing the solidarity among students, both of Nabua and Buhi campuses, under the leadership of the elected CSC Presidents.

The program started at 7:30 pm with a number of students already gathered for the event. The emcee started calling each college department, also recognizing the presence of the student population attending the event. Series of entertainment were presented followed by the Induction rites of the officers coming from the different organizations in the college.

Mr. Jose Ariel R. Ibarrientos, head of the Student Affairs Moderator, was the inducting officer of the said activity. Along with the other campus organizations, the CSPC-RCYC pledged during the induction rites as part of accepting respective responsibilities and obligations as an officer.

After which, the CSPC-RCYC set a first aid post to provide safety services to the CSPCeans in spite of the social event. The RCYC also launched its Income Generating Project in front of the Duran Hall wherein a booth was placed for snacks and drinks to be sold to everyone.

One highlight of the program was the release and display of fireworks after the inspirational message delivered by Dr. Dulce F. Atian, the College President.