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20/08/2025

Look : The 4th-year OJT students of the College of Industrial Technology at the University of Antique held their Day 1 seminar titled "Series of Seminars for Honoring the Values and Principles of OJT Students" at tripUnAn Hall on August 20, 2025.

Princelly Francisco, an OJT student, hosted the seminar. Three distinguished speakers—Juancho F. Jamile, Jacinto Valera, and Nicasio A. Pimentel III—shared their unique expertise and insights with attendees.

This seminar underscores the College of Industrial Technology's commitment to developing ethically grounded professionals ready to excel in their careers.

Photos by|Spencer Antonio
Via|Princelly Francisco

19/08/2025

The TINTA Publication from College of Industrial Technology is now looking for new set of STAFFERS for AY 2025-2026.

If you have the passion and talent in writing, graphic designing and photography, we are encouraging you to join us. Let your talents be an admiration and inspiration!

If you are interested, please look for Mr. Jhon Rex Libuna for infos.

16/08/2025

05/08/2025

"Spencer T. Antonio: Bringing Designs to Life at TINTA"

We extend our warmest birthday wishes to Spencer Antonio, a vital member of our TINTA team. As a layout artist, Spencer's artistic talent plays a pivotal role in shaping the visual identity of our publications. His dedication to delivering high-quality layouts has consistently enhanced the reader experience, making his contributions truly invaluable.

Furthermore, his attention to detail and Artistic touch have set a high standard for our team, inspiring us to strive for excellence.

Spencer's work is a testament to his creativity and expertise. His designs are not just visually appealing but also thoughtfully crafted to convey our message effectively. We are fortunate to have him on our team, and his presence has clearly enhanced the quality of our publications.

Additionally, his collaborative spirit and willingness to take on new challenges have made him an invaluable asset to our team. His passion for design continues to inspire us, and we're grateful for his commitment to excellence.

As Spencer celebrates his birthday, the TINTA family extends its warmest wishes for a memorable day. May his efforts continue to pave the way for future success, and may his passion for design remain a driving force in his career. Happy birthday, Spencer! We're honored to have you as part of our team and look forward to seeing your continued growth and creativity.

04/08/2025

The College of Industrial Technology (CIT) participated in the kick-off ceremony of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Month celebration at Tiripunan Hall on August 4. Students, faculty, and staff showcased their cultural unity and inclusivity by wearing traditional Myanmar attire. Additionally, the University of Antique's Red Ambassadors took their oath as student ambassadors, pledging to support the university's integration initiatives."

Through this celebration, the University of Antique continues to uphold the spirit of ASEAN, inspiring its students to become active participants in regional and global affairs.

Via|• Anthony Kane Villasis
Photo: Spencer Antonio

25/07/2025

"Hey friends! 🙋‍♀️ CIT Student Provincial Officers here! 🤝

We're super excited for the ASEAN Month Celebration at the University of Antique on August 4, 2025, and we're on a mission to find some awesome traditional Myanmar costumes (male and female) to borrow or rent! 🎉 We want to rep Myanmar's rich culture with pride 🇲🇲.

If you know someone who can help us out or have leads on where to find these amazing costumes, please hit us up! 📲 You can message us here or reach out to our awesome Governor Jay An Zamora or Vice Governor Jhon Rex Libuna.

Let's make this cultural celebration one to remember! 🔥 Look out the photos below for reference.

P.S. We don't own these photos - all credits go to the rightful owners 🙏. Thanks in advance for your help, and God bless! 🙏"

22/06/2025

The University of Antique (UA) Main Campus celebrated the 75th Commencement Exercises on June 19, 2025, with 1,645 graduates receiving their diplomas at the UA Traditional Knowledge Center. This significant milestone was addressed by Maria Liane L. Gayomali, Director, DBM Region VI- Western Visayas. Graduates from the College of Industrial Technology Teacher Education (CIT), College of Teacher Education (CTE), College of Engineering and Architecture (CEA), and College of Computer Studies (CCS) were officially confirmed by University President Dr. Pablo S. Crespo Jr.

The theme, "Celebrating graduates as catalysts for change, dedicated to transforming lives and cultivating sustainable, resilient communities for a shining future," resonated throughout the ceremony.

The UA community congratulates the graduates and wishes them success in their future endeavors.
Photos by|Spencer Antonio

13/06/2025

"Honoring Achievement: Pasidungog 2025"

In Photos | The 72nd Pasidungog awards ceremony, held on June 13, 2025, was a grand celebration of academic excellence. This momentous occasion honored the remarkable achievements of students during the 2024-2025 academic year, showcasing their dedication, perseverance, and passion for learning.

Dr. Catherine C. Viesca, VP for Academic Affairs, warmly welcomed guests,highlighting the recipients' outstanding accomplishments that reflect the university's commitment to nurturing talent and fostering growth. The ceremony was a testament to the university's core values, recognizing students who embodied these principles through their academic excellence, leadership, and contributions to the community.

Angel Myca Simbrano, valedictorian of Batch 2024, inspired the audience with her message, emphasizing that success is not solely defined by achievements but by the character and resilience one builds along the way. Her words resonated deeply, motivating future generations to strive for greatness.

The Pasidungog ceremony was a resounding success, celebrating the Kasubay community's achievements and inspiring students to reach their full potential. As the university looks to the future, this event serves as a powerful reminder of the transformative power of education and the limitless potential that lies within every student.

Via|Janrien Buyan
Photos by|Spencer Antonio

09/06/2025

Look : The College of Industrial Technology (CIT) Dungug 2025 ceremony was a resounding success, recognizing outstanding academic achievements of its Dean's Listers today June 9, 2025. High-achieving students, families, esteemed faculty, and the CIT community gathered to celebrate, with inspirational speaker Ma'am Shecky Mae R. Villavert, MPA, Director of External Affairs, sharing valuable insights and experiences that inspired the students.

The ceremony honored students' dedication, perseverance, and hard work, highlighting CIT's supportive environment and families' crucial role. This memorable event showcased individual excellence and collective pride.
Via|Janrien Buyan

31/05/2025

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16/05/2025

On May 15, the College of Industrial Technology (CIT )Food Service Technology program successfully hosted a seminar workshop on "Food Packaging and Labeling" at the TiripUnAn hall. The event drew in 2nd-year FST students who actively participated in the engaging discussions.

The event kicked off with a prayer and the national anthem, setting a great tone for the day. Prof. Daryl Urbino welcomed our speakers: Mr. Eleazar Salvador T. Moscoso, ME , MPA., Ms. Fidela B. Faustino, and Ms. Florence Gay Bangoy. They shared some incredible,valuable insights and experiences, providing students with practical knowledge.

As the program concluded, Mr. Raldge Latumbo, a CIT instructor, gave thoughtful closing remarks. Jay An Zamora and Jhon Rex Libuna served as the dynamic masters of ceremony, keeping the event engaging and well-paced."

Via•|Anthony Kane Villasis
Photos by•|Spencer Antonio