Activities Events and Features

College of Arts and Sciences Social Science Department, headed by Department Chairperson Robert S. Pardillo, PhD, conducted a Seminar-Workshop on the Integration of Indigenous People (IP) Education Curriculum on November 15-16, 2022 at the Global Learning Cafe, Green Building, Talisay (Main) Campus. Faculty members from the four campuses, specifically from College of Arts and Sciences […]

First year students from the four campuses attended a webinar on “How to Have a Successful College Life” with Resource Speaker Engr. Michael S. Mayordo, Jr., Junior Field Engineer, Equipaje Realty and Development Corporation on November 15, 2022 via Facebook Live on the CHMSU Compassion Facebook Page. The activity was organized by the Office of

The CHMSU Talisay Campus Library held a Book Fair on November 7-11, 2022 at the Global Learning Cafe, Talisay (Main) Campus as part of the Library and Information Services Month celebration. The Book Fair showcased a variety of textbooks and workbooks from six publishers and suppliers namely Page One Trading, C&E Publishing, Inc., CD Books

The Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation (PME) Office conducted a workshop on Crafting of Quality Objectives and Action Plan (QOAP) for CY 2023 at the Function Hall, Green Building, Talisay (Main) Campus on November 9, 2022. The one-day workshop started with the presentation of accomplishments by Vice President for Administration and Finance Rosalinda S. Tuvilla, JD,

The 1st Friday Mass for the month of November was held on November 4, 2022 at the Multi-purpose Gym, Talisay (Main) Campus. This was offered for thanksgiving, healing, safety, wellness, repose of the soul of our dearly departed, and for personal intentions. The Mass was sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences and officiated

A total of 230 families with 800 individuals received aid from members of CHMSU Binalbagan Campus on October 30, 2022 at the Binalbagan Gym after being displaced by Tropical Storm “Paeng”. The Municipality of Binalbagan and other parts of Negros Occidental were placed under cyclone winds Signal No. 1 by the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and