CHS holds seminar-workshop on college, faculty empowerment
FacultyWith the
objective of orienting and empowering of the newly hired and current faculty
members, the College of Health Sciences (CHS) headed by Dean Joel T. Olfindo,
conducted a seminar workshop held on January 9-11, 2023, at the CSH
Amphitheater.
"We want
our new faculty members to get familiarized with the vision, mission,
goal, core values, quality policy, and institutional outcomes of CatSU and the
program outcomes of Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Bachelor of Science in
Nutrition and Dietetics towards achieving quality education”, Dean Olfindo
said.
The (3)
three-day seminar-workshop aimed to help the faculty members to demonstrate
understanding of the policies and academic requirements for an effective
teaching-learning environment, to rekindle and revitalize the essence of good
values and professionalism for a harmonious relationship in the workplace,
personal advancement, and mutual respect.
“This activity
is very important as we prepare our teaching force to acknowledge the
provisions in the Faculty, Research, and Extension Manuals in order to effectively
carry out the mandate of the university”, Dean Olfindo added.
Organized and
facilitated by Dr. Erlinda F. Tabor, CHS Quality Assurance Adviser, the seminar
workshop yielded a full attendance from the BS ND and BSN Faculty, and with
active participation that include topics discussed about Research and
Development, led by Dr. John Villegas, CHS Research Coordinator.
The
college Extension and Community Services was presented by Prof. Kevin Asmer
Aldave, Extension Coordinator, while the preparation of IPCR and other
pertinent Academic Reports was discussed by Dean Olfindo.
The second day
featured the Assessment and evaluation/preparation of Specification led by Dr.
Tabor, and the Informatics and other related IT in Nursing education such as
the use of MS Excel in the preparation of grades was tackled by Associate
Professor Aries Gianan. Another topic of the workshop is the preparation of
Syllabus, Teaching Plan and other RLE requirements which was discussed by
Associate Professor Lilibeth I. Tubalinal.
The Seminar
workshop concluded on its third day with a presentation and critiquing of
outputs, as well as it submission.
Dr. Tabor
shared that it is but academically essential to prepare and present academic-related
requirements that adhere to standards and following the prescribed format. #CVecilles
