27/07/2026
๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐๐ | The College of Arts and Humanities held its Annual Convocation on July 24, 2026, at the BSU Gymnasium, gathering students and faculty to orient, unite, and inspire the community toward shared values and purpose.โค๏ธ๐
The program commenced with a message from Atty. Allan Sacpa. He reminded Communication students that their words shape public opinion, told English majors that the greatest thing they can write is their story, and urged Filipino majors to guard both language and truth, echoing Rizalโs call to the youth as the nationโs hope.
Dr. Ronda B. Tullay, the College Dean, emphasized the 4Csโcharacter, consistency, commitment, compassion, and BSUโs core values of integrity, resilience, innovation, stewardship, excellence, and service.
Following this, Dr. Kara S. Panolong, the College Secretary, introduced college officials and faculty. She was followed by Ms. Mary Cris B. Sotelo, who presented the VMGO and college history as a guide for future professionals.
Furthermore, Mr. John Rey A. Pelila outlined the Research and Extension Agenda. Retention and college policies were explained by Mr. Keno Winston D. Rabe and Dean Tullay, followed by Dr. Dame N. Estravila-Estigoyโs discussion on GAD mainstreaming. Student organizations were also introduced to the attendees.
In the afternoon, the focus shifted to action. Mr. Joshuael C. Nuรฑez spoke on building a greener campus through small daily habits; Mr. Odelon C. Dulay covered safety protocols and emergency response. Lastly, Guidance Counselor Mr. Richard A. So shared tips for thriving in college.
The program concluded with concerns from the CAH Student Government and closing remarks from Dr. Faustina T. Dio-as.
