The event was enriched by the special involvement of selected students from KSU-Laboratory Senior High School, who presented a captivating performance featuring a song and dance of solidarity. This artistic showcase, led by our local artist Maurico Patongao, added a touch of cultural grace to the celebration.
Students from the Kalinga State University- College of Public Administration and Indigenous Governance played a central role in the portrayal of a bodong—a traditional peace pact—between Bangad and Banao tribes, both encompassed within the "binodngan" area. This portrayal, involving 120 students from the College of Public Administration and Indigenous Governance, was a significant feature of the Kalinga founding anniversary and 5th Bodong Festival.
The SAFE Skills project, initiated by Kalinga State University's College of Criminal Justice Education and the Department of Languages, in collaboration with the Provincial Local Government of Kalinga and the Criminologist Association of the Philippines-Kalinga Chapter, reaches its conclusion yesterday, March 14, 2024. Launched in November 2023, the project aimed to enhance the skill set of security personnel within the Provincial Local Government.
There are almost 500 examinees to be accommodated with separate schedules in a morning and afternoon session.
The test is facilitated by the colleges' guidance coordinators and facilitators.
Applicants who registered for today's schedule but were not able to take the test will be re scheduled by the guidance office so they have to check their names in the next schedules.
In a bid to uphold and enhance quality standards within its operations, the KSU- Office of Quality Assurance is currently hosting a comprehensive training seminar on the recalibration of internal quality audits to align with ISO 19011:2018 guidelines. The four-day seminar, running from April 16th to April 19th, 2024, aims to equip internal auditors with updated knowledge and skills essential for maintaining a robust Quality Management System (QMS).
