CIT shines at 7th Abaca Festival, winning top events in skills competition
CollegesCatanduanes
State University's College of Industrial Technology (CIT) made a remarkable
impact at the recently concluded 7th Abaca Festival.
The talented
students from the Garments and Fashion Design program showcased their skills in
the Skill Competition in Fashion Technology, sponsored by TESDA, held at Plaza
Rizal on May 22 and 23, 2023.
Coached by
Prof. Annabel Joy T. Aldea, Julius T. Cuizon, a 3rd-year student of Garments,
Fashion, and Design, emerged as the Champion in the competition by designing a
coat with an accent of abaca sinamay.
Additionally,
a Food Technology contest for cake making and designs took place, where a
2nd-year student from CIT's Food Tech program secured the 2nd position.
Alongside the
competitions, CIT products, including items from the FabLab, Food Tech, and
Indigenous Craft subjects, were displayed and sold at the Capitol Grounds
during the festival. The Sports Center also showcased various innovative displays,
such as paintings and abaca-woven clothes from the Garments program.
CIT Dean
Edwin Romero expressed his gratitude to all the students and faculty for their
collaborative efforts and strong support during the festival, as they
represented CatSU with pride.
Dr. Azanza,
CatSU President, also extended his thanks to the entire CatSU community for
their active participation and eagerness to share their talents, skills, and
expertise during the event. #CIV
