Ro Sueo Publication

Ro Sueo Publication The official student publication of Aklan State University-College of Teacher Education (ASU-CTE) since 2001.

Brew Alert: Phase I is Poured and Done ☕Online Pre-Registration and Submission of Original Entries has officially ended,...
09/08/2025

Brew Alert: Phase I is Poured and Done ☕

Online Pre-Registration and Submission of Original Entries has officially ended, and we’re now steaming ahead to the next pour.

Congratulations to our successful brews! You’ve been carefully selected to move on to Phase II: Skill Test. You’ll be added to the group chat prepared by the Ro Sueo Publication Selection Committee for your next shot of instructions.

And to those who did not qualify, this cup isn’t the end. It’s just the first sip before your boldest blend.

Good luck! The blend only gets stronger from here.



08/08/2025

⚠️ WE ARE LOOKING FOR TDH! 🫵

Tall, Dark, and Handsome? Pwede na rin. Pero we're looking for something MORE! If you're Talented, Dedicated and Hardworking, we want you on the team!

Clocks are ticking, Phase 1 of this year's Competitive Staff Selection is ending in just a few hours.

Huwag nang mag-atubili pa, BE ONE OF US! Malay mo, baka dito mo rin makilala ang TDH mo. 😉

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YES takes oath of office for A.Y. 2025-2026‎"I will be present not just in title but also in actions."‎This was the stat...
07/08/2025

YES takes oath of office for A.Y. 2025-2026
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"I will be present not just in title but also in actions."
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This was the statement of Rhena Jane R. Sales, Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSEd) major in Science level IV student and President of the Young Educators Society (YES), in their oath of office at the College of Teacher Education (CTE) Dean's office on Thursday, August 8, 2025.
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‎Dr. Sergio F. Tolentino III, CTE Dean, served as the inducting officer of the ceremony and spearheaded the activity.
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‎The official YES officers are as follows:
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‎President: Rhena Jane R. Sales
‎Vice President: Patrick J. Makiling
‎Secretary: Mark Jay Z. Molina
‎Treasurer: Leslie Ann B. Alcantara
‎Asst. Sect. Treasurer: John Rocel A. Barrios
‎Auditor: Louise Shedy D. Elias
‎Business Manager: Niño Jim B. Gumban
‎P.I.O.: Joebert A. Romero
‎Muse: Jade S. Lachica
‎Sentinel: Arvin Jay A. Mangalile
‎BSEd Representative: Caryl Joy I. Empuerto
‎ BEED Representative: Jericho Andrew N. Paunillo
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‎After the oath-taking activity, Sales was then asked about her future plans in leading the CTE.
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‎"We’ll empower sub-orgs [sub-ogranizanizations], expand study spaces and income-generating projects, and promote cleanliness and care for our environment," she said.
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‎Sales also highlighted that her administration will be about progress and that they are setting their goal to invest in students' growth.
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‎"Our biggest goal is to invest in students' growth—give you chances to lead, grow, and make a real impact. Ro akong service makara will not be about promises; it will be about progress with transparency and teamwork that will make us closer to each other," she added.
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‎YES election for A.Y. 2025–2026 was concluded in May 2025 where 10 officers were elected by the student body, and two representatives were appointed by the elected officers.
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‎The Young Educators Society is the official and highest governing body of the College of Teacher Education affiliated with Aklan State University in Banga.

Article | Alkeen Shane Cipriano
Photos | Anne Andrea Candelario
Layout | Trixy Racsa


CTE Faculty join 10th SEA-Teacher Project Evaluation Meeting; gear up for 11th BatchCollege of Teacher Education (CTE) f...
06/08/2025

CTE Faculty join 10th SEA-Teacher Project Evaluation Meeting; gear up for 11th Batch

College of Teacher Education (CTE) faculty members, Dr. Sharmaine L. Lava, ASU-CTE SEA Teacher Coordinator, and Mrs. Charline A. Radislao, CTE Chair for Internationalization, participated in the 10th Evaluation Meeting: Pre-Service Student Teacher Exchange in Southeast Asia on August 5-6, 2025, at the Algoritma Auditorium, Universitas Brawijaya Malang, Indonesia, via a hybrid setup.

The evaluation meeting consisted of four sessions, including an overview of the project, evaluation of Batch 10, workshops, a networking session for onsite participants, and a cultural visit.

In preparation for Batch 11, ASU-CTE is set to participate in upcoming coordination meetings and readiness activities as guided by SEAMEO to ensure a smooth implementation of the next cycle of the program.

The SEA-Teacher Project is an initiative launched by SEAMEO in 2016, aimed at nurturing cross-cultural learning experiences that equip student-teachers with a global perspective through the internationalization of education.

Article | Daniella Viray
Layout | Evelyn Testa


Every roast has its depth. So do you.Some brews come out light and sweet, others bold and bitter—but all are shaped by h...
05/08/2025

Every roast has its depth. So do you.

Some brews come out light and sweet, others bold and bitter—but all are shaped by heat, pressure, and time. Like every cup of coffee, every storyteller carries a process within: shaped by the truths they’ve wrestled with, and the moments that brewed their courage.

If you’ve ever felt the calling to pour stories out for others to sip, ro sueo has a seat for you.

Apply here: https://forms.gle/jc8N5oubh8JT7JVH7



𝗘𝗬𝗘𝗦 𝗛𝗘𝗥𝗘, 𝗠𝗚𝗔 𝗠𝗔𝗡𝗚𝗜𝗡 𝗠𝗔𝗡Ó𝗚𝗧𝗨𝗥𝗢!Want to embrace the mantle of a torchbearer in the realm of campus journalism?Don't miss...
04/08/2025

𝗘𝗬𝗘𝗦 𝗛𝗘𝗥𝗘, 𝗠𝗚𝗔 𝗠𝗔𝗡𝗚𝗜𝗡 𝗠𝗔𝗡Ó𝗚𝗧𝗨𝗥𝗢!

Want to embrace the mantle of a torchbearer in the realm of campus journalism?

Don't miss the chance. Step up and carry the torch high by joining Ro Sueo Publication Competitive Staff Selection 2025!

Ro Sueo Publication, the official publication of the College of Teacher Education, is searching for the new wave of torchbearers.

PHASES OF RO SUEO SCREENING

PHASE I: Online Pre-Registration and Submission of Original Entries

Applicants are required to confirm their application by filling out the online application form through:

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GUIDELINES:
• Entries must be ORIGINAL and UNPUBLISHED.
• For Staff Writers, 1 sample article with a minimum of 5 paragraphs and a maximum of 7.
• For Layout Artists, Photojournalists, and Cartoonists, your artwork and photograph must be proven original and formal. (Send a min. of 2 and max. of 3 entries).
• Format for Writing: Tahoma, font size 12, single spaced in "8.5 x 11" paper size.
• Write your full name, year, major, and Facebook name on the upper left of the paper.
• All entries, regardless of position, must be pasted in document format, named [Surname_Position], and submitted in a PDF file.

Submit your entries on or before Friday, August 8, 2025.

PHASE II: Skills Test

Applicants who successfully pass the first phase shall undergo a skills test appropriate to the position they applied for.

Guidelines and criteria for the Phase II Skills Test will be sent to the group chat to be created by the Ro Sueo Publication Committee.

PHASE III: Interview

All applicants who successfully pass the second phase will undergo a face-to-face interview for further assessment.

Be undimmed. Be a guiding light. Together, let us illuminate the way towards a community enriched with knowledge and truth!



03/08/2025

Who will carry the torch next? Who will keep the flame of passion burning? Join Ro Sueo Publication, and together, let’s keep CTE undimmed.


IN PHOTOS | Ro Sueo Publication, in collaboration with The Grain and Ang Timgas, the official student publications of Ki...
01/08/2025

IN PHOTOS | Ro Sueo Publication, in collaboration with The Grain and Ang Timgas, the official student publications of Kinalangay Viejo Integrated School (KVIS), conducted JOURNey 2.0: A Seminar-Workshop on Campus Journalism—From Basics to Breakthroughs from July 30 to August 1 at KVIS.

Photos | Isaac Montero


The sun still lingers long, but there's something new in the air. A hushed sense of movement. A rhythm slowly returning....
01/08/2025

The sun still lingers long, but there's something new in the air. A hushed sense of movement. A rhythm slowly returning. The buzz of preparation, of notebooks waiting to be filled and minds ready to be reawakened.

This is the beauty of August; it holds both endings and beginnings. It asks us to savor the last golden sips of summer while gently guiding us toward what's next. A reminder that change doesn't always have to feel like a storm. Sometimes, it's as subtle as a cooler breeze or a calendar slowly filling with plans.

As classes draw near and life picks up its pace again, may we carry the rest we've gathered and the lessons we have learned. May we show up with courage and a little more kindness for ourselves and each other.

Here's to finding joy in structure. Here's to growth in the unknown. Here's to freedom in knowing we're exactly where we need to be.

Here's to August.

Words | Louise Shedy Elias
Digital Art | Kyla Dawn Rejuso


CTE faculty top ASU scientist rankings via AD Scientific Index 2025‎‎Four faculty members of College of Teacher Educatio...
27/07/2025

CTE faculty top ASU scientist rankings via AD Scientific Index 2025
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‎Four faculty members of College of Teacher Education (CTE) topped Aklan State University's 21 scientific rankings via Alper-Doger (AD) Scientific Index in its 2025 World Scientist and University Ranking in its latest update, Sunday, July 27.
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‎Participants were ranked according to their Google Scholar H-Index, which measures the number of citations in the last six years; the i10 Index, which counts the number of articles published by an author that have received at least 10 citations; and their total citation scores.
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‎Dr. Jahfet N. Nabayra, specializing in Natural Sciences and Mathematical Sciences clinched first who garnered a total of seven H-Index, five i10 Index and a total of 144 citations.
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‎Other CTE faculty members who topped the ranking:
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‎Rank 4, Dr. Ersyl Biray with five H-Index, two i10 Index and a total of 64 citations.
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‎Rank 6, Dr. Manuel Malonisio with four H-Index and a total of 28 citations.
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‎Rank 9, Dr. Arvin Kim Arnilla with three H-Index and a total of 21 citations.

The list of ASU scientists that complete the remaining of top 10 are as follows:

‎Rank 2, Prof. Jean Rose Maquirang (CFMS) with four H-Index, four i10-Index and a total of 75 citations.
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‎Rank 3, Prof. Julie Ann Salido (CIT) with five H-Index, four i10-Index and a total of 167 citations.
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‎Rank 5, Dr. Jolitte A. Villaruz (CIT) with four H-Index, two i10-Index and a total of 69 citations.
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‎Rank 7, Dr. Jeffrey A. Clarin (CIT) with three H-Index, two i10-Index and a total of 59 citations.
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‎Rank 8, Prof. Dennis M. Barrios lI (CIT) with three H-Index, one i10-Index and a total of 21 citations.
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‎Rank 10, Mr. Gene Seneris (CAFES) with three H-Index, 0 i10-Index and a total of 19 citations.
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‎Further, in terms of total number of citations, Aklan State University (ASU) ranked 161st among 307 universities in the Philippines, 7,823rd out of 10,112 universities in Asia, and 15,036th out of 18,677 universities worldwide.
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‎AD Scientific Index is an independent, real-time academic performance analysis platform founded by Prof. Dr. Murat Alper and Associate Prof. Dr. Cihan Döğer in 2021 that provides rankings of institutions based on the scientific characteristics of their affiliated scientists.

Article | Gervie Sundiam
Layout | Trixy Racsa


CONGRATULATIONS | RSP Co-Adviser earns Doctorate with HonorsRo Sueo Publication proudly congratulates Dr. Jonah Eliza Pr...
26/07/2025

CONGRATULATIONS | RSP Co-Adviser earns Doctorate with Honors

Ro Sueo Publication proudly congratulates Dr. Jonah Eliza Prado Tordecillas, Co-Adviser of the Publication, for graduating Cum Laude with a Doctor of Philosophy in Education, major in Curriculum Design, Development, and Supervision, during the commencement rites of St. Paul University Manila on July 25, 2025.

Your achievement is a true inspiration to the academic community. Padayon, Ma’am Eliza.


Campus journalists are harbingers of truth, on any occasion, within or beyond the campus gates. Behind their role lies m...
25/07/2025

Campus journalists are harbingers of truth, on any occasion, within or beyond the campus gates. Behind their role lies more than the duty of reporting; they are amplifiers of the unheard, the unspoken, the silenced.

This day conquers the sixth anniversary of National Campus Press Freedom Day, proclaimed on August 28, 2019, a day born out of the need to challenge twisted truths and blurred narratives.

For when leaders hesitate, journalists ask. When the truth is unclear, they dig. And when confusion spreads, they contextualize, wherever and whenever necessary.

May this day reminds us to be seekers of truth, and to honor the service of those who stand with the press. For there is change because some brave inks bled their pens out of a courageous spirit.

Words | Richelle Ramos
Layout | Evelyn Testa


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