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NEWS UPDATE | CABHA profs attend annual reg’l
business educ conference
To further develop and mold
business students, Southern Luzon
State University’s (SLSU) College
of Administration, Business, Hos-
pitality, and Accountancy (CABHA)
Dean Chona Cayabat and many
other professors from the college
gathered in the yearly general as-
sembly for all business deans and
educators from Region IV, SLSU
Hotel, Sept. 15.
Pelagio Labang Jr., Educa
tion
Supervisor II of the Commision
on Higher Education Regional Of-
fice (CHEDRO) IV, served as the
resource speaker of the event. He
highlighted nine emerging trends
in business education designed to
provide students with a contempo-
rary and relevant learning experi-
ence aligns with the demands of
the modern business world.
Additionally, Labang men-
tioned the updated guidelines on
onsite learning education and the
reinforced standards and policies
governing student internship pro-
grams abroad.
Meanwhile, the annual event
was organized by the Council of
Deans and Educators of Business
(CODEB) Region IV-A, whose mis-
sion is to promote cooperation,
progress, and the pursuit of high
standards in the region’s field of
business education.

NEWS UPDATE | CABHA kicks off AY 2023-2024 with

its general orientation
To officially open the Aca-
demic Year 2023-2024 and wel-
come freshmen students, the
College of Administration, Busi-
ness, Hospitality, and Accountan-
cy (CABHA) of Southern Luzon
State University (SLSU) hosted its
much-awaited general orientation,
SLSU Gymnasium, Sept. 21.
The program commenced
with a lively procession of academ-
ic and non-academic organiza-
tions. Mark Ondevilla, the CABHA
Senator, set the tone with his wel-
coming remarks, setting the stage
for Dr. Chona V. Cayabat, the CAB-
HA Dean, who delivered an inspi-
rational message. Dr. Cayabat
commended the Student Regent
and former CABHA Sen. Richmond
Banaag for his exemplary lead-
ership and service. She then ex-
tended a heartfelt welcome to both
freshmen and returning students.
Moreover, Dr. Cayabat
emphasized the teacher’s unwa-
vering support to the students
towards their stay in the universi-
ty and reminded not to lose their
grit in the pursuit of academic
excellence. She underscored the
importance of adhering to the 3M
guiding principles: Magmahalan,
Magtulungan, at Magmalasakitan.
In the afternoon, after the
individual academic organization-
al orientations in the college, the of interactive games in which the
CABHA Student Council took the freshmen actively participated. The
lead once more, beginning with a general orientation concluded with
lively dance session led by GSDT a jamming session from CABHA
to re-energize the students. These Beethoven’s Bloodband, creating
were followed by a series a memorable start to the academic
year ahead.
NEWS UPDATE | CABHA kicks off AY 2023-
2024 with its general orientation
To officially open the Aca-
demic Year 2023-2024 and wel-
come freshmen students, the
College of Administration, Busi-
ness, Hospitality, and Accountan-
cy (CABHA) of Southern Luzon
State University (SLSU) hosted its
much-awaited general orientation,
SLSU Gymnasium, Sept. 21.
The program commenced
with a lively procession of academ-
ic and non-academic organiza-
tions. Mark Ondevilla, the CABHA
Senator, set the tone with his wel-
coming remarks, setting the stage
for Dr. Chona V. Cayabat, the CAB-
HA Dean, who delivered an inspira-
tional message. Dr. Cayabat com-
mended the Student Regent and
former CABHA Sen. Richmond Ba-
naag for his exemplary leader ship
and service.She then extended a
heartfelt welcome to both fresh-
men and returning students. More-
over, Dr. Cayabat emphasized
the teacher’s unwavering support
to the students towards their stay
in the university and reminded not
to lose their grit in the pursuit of
academic excellence. She under-
scored the importance of adhering
to the 3M guiding principles: Mag-
mahalan, Magtulungan, at Mag-
malasakitan.
In the afternoon, after the
individual academic organization-
al orientations in the college, the
CABHA Student Council took the
lead once more, beginning with a
lively dance session led by GSDT
to re-energize the students. These
were followed by a series These
were followed by a series of inter-
active games in which the fresh-
men actively participated. The
general orientation concluded with
a jamming session from CABHA
Beethoven’s Bloodband, creating
a memorable start to the academic
year ahead.

NEWS UPDATE | CABHA honors

teachers in a retro-themed
The College of Administra-
tion, Business, Hospitality, and Ac-
countancy (CABHA) organized a
retro-themed party in celebration
of Teachers’ Day, Banahaw Hall,
Oct. 26.
Dr. Chona V. Cayabat, the
college dean, expressed her grat-
itude and appreciation to the stu-
dents who organized the tribute to
the teaching staff. She reminded
the faculty of their calling: to trans-
form ordinary students into extraor-
dinary individuals.
Dr. Cayabat also extended
her thanks to the faculty members
of CABHA, acknowledging their un-
wavering support and effort, which
has contributed to the college’s
consecutive achievements. She
concluded her message with opti-
mism, expressing the belief that,
with extraordinary efforts, CABHA
and its students will continue to
accomplish remarkable feats in the
future.
NEWS UPDATE | JAHM, CDB conducts team building
The Junior Association of
Hospitality Management (JAHM)
and Camarero De Bar (CDB) or-
ganized a team-building activity
with the theme “PAGSIBOL: Pro-
moting Camaraderie and Fostering
Inclusivity,” Southern Luzon State
University (SLSU) Covered Court,
Oct. 20.
In her message as JAHM ad-
viser, Professor Claire Ann Yao ex-
pressed sincere gratitude to JAHM
and CDB for their dedicated efforts
in bringing the event to life.
NEWS UPDATE |
CABHA honors
teachers in a
retro-themed
party
The College of Administra-
tion, Business, Hospitality, and
Accountancy (CABHA) organized a
retro-themed party in celebration
of Teachers’ Day, Banahaw Hall,
Oct. 26.
Dr. Chona V. Cayabat, the
college dean, expressed her grati-
Prof. Yao also emphasized the sig-
nificance of the “PAGSIBOL” theme,
expressing hope that it would
foster the growth of talents and
friendships among JAHM students.
The event included various
activities such as a yell competi-
tion, team-building games, and a
presentation of a dance by first-
year students.
Moreover, during the award-
ing ceremony, Team Fundador was
hailed as the overall champions of
the Team Building Activity, while
tude and appreciation to the stu-
dents who organized the tribute to
the teaching stafwf. She remind-
ed the faculty of their calling: to
transform ordinary students into
extraordinary individuals.
Dr. Cayabat also extended
her thanks to the faculty members
of CABHA, acknowledging their
unwavering support and effort,
which has contributed to the col-
lege’s consecutive achievements.
Team Embassy and Alfonso se-
cured the first runner-up position,
with Team Lambanog claiming the
second runner-up spot.
Meanwhile, Juven Matan-
guihan, CDB President, expressed
gratitude to JAHM’s officers, ad-
visers, and members, empha-
sizing that this year’s event sur-
passed the previous one in terms
of success, thanks to the active
participation of the members. He
stressed any mistakes made dur-
ing the event had become valuable
lessons for the future.
When asked about their
preparations and message for
their members, JAHM President,
Carlo Dave Saldua, stated, “[...]
with the help naman po ng ak-
ing officers and collaboration ng
CDB, nagkaroon kami ng maayos
na event. [...]. We are very thankful
sa kanila [members], dahil sa par-
ticipation nila, naging successful
itong event.”
She concluded her message with
optimism, expressing the belief
that, with extraordinary efforts,
CABHA and its students will con-
tinue to accomplish remarkable
feats in the future.
NEWS UPDATE | JPMAP conducts skill enhance-
ment workshop
The Junior People Manage-
ment Association of the Philip-
pines - Southern Luzon State Uni-
versity (JPMAP - SLSU) organized a
skill enhancement workshop with
the theme “HR Game Changers:
Powering Up Skills for HR Great-
ness,” SLSU gymnasium, Nov. 9.
Dean Chona V. Cayabat deliv-
ered her inspirational message to
which she stressed about the im-
portance of Human Resource (HR)
managers in making the dreams
NEWS UPDATE | Jeff Canoy urges student journal-
ists to be inquisitive
Building a strong founda-
tion in student journalism, Jefrey
Canoy, Chief Reporter of ABS - CBN
News, encouraged young journal-
ists to constantly ask questions
and refuse to accept things at ‘face
value,’ Nov. 11.
In a journalism webinar held
via Zoom, Canoy discussed the im-
portance of verification, independ-
ence, and accountability (VIA),
highlighting how raw information,
propaganda, promotion, and en-
tertainment, differ from journal-
ism.
Moreover, he stressed the
importance of visuals in telling
stories.
of every employee come true as it
lies within their hands.
In the morning, the first
guest speaker was Ms. Princess
Maureen H. De Leon who dis-
cussed Email Etiquette and Prop-
er Making of Letters which made
the students familiar to the proper
format of constructing a profes-
sional email and letter.
Meanwhile, John Ranie M. Esper-
anza talked about resumé crafting
and job interview skills in the af-
“We, as people, tend to
forget numbers [and]
information in the long
run. But ‘yong stories,
those things stick to
us. [...] When you have
a story that really
connects to the audi-
ence sa puso nila, mas
maaalala nila ‘yong is-
toryang ito,” Canoy said.
Meanwhile, the webinar was
organized by The Wheel, the official
student publication of the College
of Administration, Business, Hos-
pitality, and Accountancy (CABHA)
of Southern LuzonState Universi-
ternoon. He enumerated informa-
tion that should be written in the
resumé, and how to act properly
and professionally during an in-
terview.
JPMAP officers awarded HR
students the following awards:
Early Bird Award, Best Tiktok
Dance, Top 3 in Email Etiquette
Writing, Top 3 in Proper Making
of Letters, and Top 2 in Resume
Crafting and Job Interview Skills.
ty (SLSU) themed “LAYAG III: Nav-
igating the Depths and Shallows
for Stronger Foundations of Stu-
dent Journalism,” and was attend-
ed by different individuals, publi-
cations, and organizations across
the country.
NEWS UPDATE | JPIAns cele-
brate acquaintancy day ‘23
To immerse in engaging and intellectually stimulating
activities and build a genuine camaraderie through team-build-
ing, Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants (JPIA) sailed
towards its JPIAns Acquaintancy Day (JAD) themed “VOYAGE
OF DISCOVERY: Unleashing the Dawn of Camaraderie,” SLSU
gymnasium, Nov. 28.
To formally start the program, Prof. Judith Sarabia, CPA,
BSA program chair, delivered the welcoming remarks, ex-
pressed her gratitude to attendees, and advised them to set
aside their schoolwork for a while and simply enjoy the day.
It was followed by the inspirational speech of Dr. Chona V.
Cayabat, CABHA Dean, who emphasized the college’s sup-
port to accountancy students towards their education to bring
them to their brightest extent of becoming a CPA, encouraged
students to surpass the recent SLSU’s percentage of passers
of Licensure Examination for Certified Public Accountants
(LECPA).
Contest categories such as jeopardy, poster, slogan,
flag, and yell-making were held in the morning where the stu-
dents had collaborative efforts.
Moreover, awards for Indisputable Accounting Sensation (IAS)
and Phenomenal Accounting Sensation (PAS) of the Brain Wars
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awarding of winners for designing merchandise of the organ-
ization was facilitated by the Income Generating Project and
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Extension Services (IGPES) Department.
In the afternoon, as the event resumed, groups of pi-
They think my dad is a terror-
rates presented their yells and costumes made in recyclable
materials. Then, they proceeded to the team-building activity. ist,” Joseph Faye, 30, said in
Each group took advantage of the opportunity to showcase a phone interview Wednesday.
their abilities, employing invincible strategies to win the game. “He’s not a terrorist. He talks a
Meanwhile, Ms. Irish P. Tabernilla, CPA and Ms. Patricia B. Me- big game, but it’s all lies.”
lendrez, CPA who had passed the October 2023 LECPA, gave
their inspirational message to students and encouraged them According to the complaint,
to continue pursuing the course as this will offer and lead
the elder Faye made a series
them to different career opportunities.
of claims of being involved
The masters of ceremonies initiated the awarding of the
with militias to undercover FBI
champions for each category resulting in the overall rankings,
Spade Pirates as the second placer, Golden Lion Pirates claim- agents in 2023 and commu-
ing the first place, and the Sun Pirates hailed as the overall nicated a desire to go to the
champion. southern border and “stir up the
Afterwards, the JAD 2023 marked an end as the JPIA Pres- hor
ident, Renz Linatoc uttered his closing message, thanking
everyone for making time for this year’s JAD as well as the
officers behind this successful event.

NEWS UPDATE | JMA holds
general assembly, acquaint-
ance party ‘23
Southern Luzon State Universi-
ty - Junior Marketing Association
(SLSU - JMA) exudes confidence
as they set the standard for team
development with the theme “The
Strategist: Igniting Brilliance for
Marketing Excellence,” SLSU cov-
ered court, Dec. 1.
The event formally started with
the opening message of Prof. Ma-
ria Concepcion Natividad, JMA
adviser. Alongside, Dr. Chona V.
Cayabat, dean of College Adminis-
tration, Business, Hospitality, and
Accountancy (CABHA), gave her
inspirational message, followed by
Prof. Myra T Querijero, BSBA pro-
gram chair.
In addition, the students demon-
strated incredible effort in variety
of contests, including yelling and
banner-making.
Furthermore, Ms. Elsa Rubio, the
guest speaker, imparts her knowl-
edge and experience in her field
of specialty to inspire and moti-
vate every marketing student to
achieve success in the future.
NEWS UPDATE |
JMA holds gen-
eral assembly,
acquaintance
Southern Luzon State Universi-
ty - Junior Marketing Association
(SLSU - JMA) exudes confidence
as they set the standard for team
development with the theme “The
Strategist: Igniting Brilliance for
Marketing Excellence,” SLSU cov-
ered court, Dec. 1.
The event formally started with
the opening message of Prof. Ma-
ria Concepcion Natividad, JMA
adviser. Alongside, Dr. Chona V.
Cayabat, dean of College Adminis-
tration, Business, Hospitality, and
A calendar of events featuring ac-
Accountancy (CABHA), gave her
tivities and a financial statement
inspirational message, followed by
presentation were held before the
Prof. Myra T Querijero, BSBA pro-
event’s conclusion, along with the
gram chair.
awarding of all winners.
In addition, the students demon-
As the celebration continued in
strated incredible effort in variety
the afternoon, marketing students
of contests, including yelling and
at each level displayed their mod-
banner-making.
eling skills after CABHA Student
Furthermore, Ms. Elsa Rubio, the
Council Gov. Trisha Saligumba’s
guest speaker, imparts her knowl-
cordial speech.
edge and experience in her field
Moreover, the master of ceremo-
of specialty to inspire and moti-
nies initiated all the winners from
vate every marketing student to
the runway model in each category
achieve success in the future.
and proceeded to closing remarks
A calendar of events featuring ac-
of the general assembly to start
tivities and a financial statement
the acquaintance party.
presentation were held before the
event’s conclusion, along with the
awarding of all winners.
As the celebration continued in
the afternoon, marketing students
at each level displayed their mod-
eling skills after CABHA Student
Council Gov. Trisha Saligumba’s
cordial speech.
Moreover, the master of ceremo-