Taking a proactive stance on institutional preparedness, Biliran Province State University (BiPSU), through the initiative of the Human Resource Management Office (HRMO), successfully conducted a comprehensive Lecture Program and Field Demonstration on Safety and Security on December 3, 2025.

The event, held in strict coordination with the Biliran Provincial Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) and Canine Unit, was designed to heighten situational awareness among university personnel and establish robust protocols for handling potential security threats within the campus.

Vice President for Administration and Finance, Prof. Vivencio A. Pelesco, opened the activity by setting the tone for the day. In his message, Prof. Pelesco emphasized that the administration views security not merely as a compliance requirement but as a fundamental pillar of the university's operations. He stressed that a safe learning environment is a prerequisite for academic excellence and administrative efficiency.

University President Dr. Victor C. Canezo, Jr. threw his full support behind the initiative, linking the security measures to the university’s broader service philosophy.

"The safety of our students and workforce is paramount. We cannot claim to offer quality education if our grounds are not secure. We must remain vigilant and prepared at all times as we continue our weaving of worthiness in providing excellent and secure service to the community," Dr. Canezo stated in a message conveyed to the attendees.

The technical sessions were led by PMSg. Mark Regie Bello, Team Leader of the Biliran Provincial EOD/Canine Unit. During the lecture proper, PMSg. Bello guided the faculty, staff, and university security personnel through the intricacies of threat identification. Topics included the recognition of Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs), proper procedures for bomb threat management, and the standard operating procedures for reporting suspicious packages left in high-traffic areas.

The program culminated in a field demonstration that served as the highlight of the event. The EOD/Canine Unit showcased the capabilities of their K9 assets, demonstrating how trained working dogs detect explosives and illicit substances. The simulation allowed BiPSU personnel to witness firsthand the precision of the EOD team’s response protocols, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application.

The HRMO noted that this training is part of a series of capacity-building activities aimed at ensuring the entire BiPSU community remains resilient and responsive to any safety challenges.

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Highlighting the university's rapidly growing footprint in agricultural innovation and sustainable development, the Abaca Entomopathogen Project of Biliran Province State University (BiPSU) – Biliran Campus has garnered prestigious recognition in two consecutive major scientific gatherings in the Visayas, cementing the institution's status as a rising hub for research solutions.

The research team first made waves on the national stage by securing the 2nd Best Poster Award during the 5th DOST-PCAARRD Graduate Alumni Association, Inc. (DPGAA) Biennial Convention. The event, held from November 26–27, 2025, at the Paradise Garden Resort Hotel and Convention Center in Malay, Aklan, gathered top-tier researchers and scholars from across the archipelago.

Competing against a diverse array of research entries from established state universities and national line agencies, the BiPSU-Biliran Campus team distinguished itself with its insightful presentation on biological control agents. Their study focuses on the use of entomopathogens—natural enemies of pests—to combat infestations in abaca, offering a vital, eco-friendly alternative to chemical pesticides for the region’s agricultural sector.

Following their victory in Aklan, the project team sustained its momentum at the regional level just days later. Another research output from the same project was selected as a finalist entry for the Best RDE Poster during the 37th Joint Visayas Consortium for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Program (ViCARP) and Eastern Visayas Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development Network (EViAFRREDN) Regional Research, Development, and Extension Symposium.

This regional symposium, held from December 2–3, 2025, at the Summit Hotel in Tacloban City, serves as the premier platform for disseminating high-impact research in Eastern Visayas. Being named a finalist among the region’s best underscores the scientific rigor and relevance of BiPSU’s work in protecting the abaca industry, a top economic driver for the province.

University President Prof. Victor C. Cañezo, Jr., EdD, CHRP, commended the research team for their string of achievements, emphasizing that these accolades reflect the institution's deeper mission to serve the community through science.

"These recognitions are a clear manifestation of our weaving of worthiness in the academe," Prof. Cañezo stated. "By producing high-quality research that competes on national platforms, we are proving that BiPSU is not just an institution of learning, but a hub of solutions that directly contribute to the agricultural development of our province and the region."

The consecutive awards underscore the university's unwavering dedication to producing high-impact research that transcends academic requirements to address real-world challenges, ensuring that the fruits of academic labor translate into tangible benefits for local farmers.

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To ensure faster processing and transparency in government transactions, the Biliran Province State University (BiPSU) - International Affairs Office (IAO) has rolled out digital submission platforms for its core services, in strict compliance with Republic Act No. 11032 or the Ease of Doing Business and Efficient Government Service Delivery Act.

The office launched specific Quick Response (QR) code-based forms designed to facilitate requests for international partnerships, mobility programs, and other internationalization-related services. This digital shift aims to ensure proper documentation, tracking, and timely response to university stakeholders.

Under the new system, faculty, staff, and students seeking endorsements for international travel must now utilize the specialized "CHED IAS and/or BOR Endorsement Request Form". This form specifically caters to applications for Commission on Higher Education (CHED) International Affairs Service endorsements and Board of Regents (BOR) approvals.

The IAO clarified that while the initial request is digital, applicants for short-term outbound mobility are still required to submit all requirements in both hard and soft copies to the office to facilitate proper evaluation.

Furthermore, to monitor and improve service quality, the office has integrated a Client Satisfaction Measurement (CSM) tool, allowing clients to provide feedback on their customer experience immediately after concluding a transaction.

For inquiries, stakeholders may visit the office at the Second Floor of the Old Administration Building, Main Campus, Naval, Biliran, or contact them via email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

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Fulfilling Biliran Province State University’s (BiPSU) mission to be a university "responsive to the needs of the local and global communities," the School of Arts and Sciences (SAS) addressed the universal scourge of misinformation during the December 2 episode of "WOW BiPSU Extension in Action."

Aired on Radyo Natin 103.9 FM Naval, the program demonstrated how the university bridges global digital issues with local community education, ensuring that Biliranons are equipped to navigate the modern information landscape.

Hosted by University Media and Information Office (UMIO) Director Mr. Lorenzo R. de la Cruz, the episode focused on "Social Responsibility in Social Media," translating the university's commitment to the weaving of worthiness into practical digital ethics.

Dr. John Cavin Sabonsolin, Program Chairperson of the Department of Communication of BiPSU's School of Arts and Sciences, served as the resource speaker. Quoting the famous line, "With great power comes great responsibility," Dr. Sabonsolin reminded listeners that unlike traditional media, social media has no "gatekeepers."

"You are the one providing the information. We must have the discipline to verify before we click," Dr. Sabonsolin stated, emphasizing that users now hold the power to shape public opinion.

Dr. Sabonsolin educated the community on the nuances of falsehoods by citing UNESCO’s three categories of information disorder: disinformation, defined as false information spread with the specific intent to harm; misinformation, which is false information shared without harmful intent, often by mistake; and malinformation, where genuine information is weaponized to harm a person, group, or country.

To empower the community against these threats, Dr. Sabonsolin introduced the concept of "Triangulation of Sources." He advised students and community members not to rely on a single post but to verify information across at least three reputable sources, such as official LGU pages or national news agencies, before believing it.

The discussion also tackled practical online safety. Dr. Sabonsolin warned against the prevalence of "PM is the key" schemes in job offers or sales, noting that this lack of transparency is often a red flag for scams.

Addressing the mental health aspect of digital life, the discussion touched on how to handle online "trolls." Dr. Sabonsolin advised students to "choose your battles," explaining that trolls are often paid to generate engagement. "The more you engage, the more they earn. Stick to the issue, and if they don't, ignore or block them," he advised.

Director de la Cruz highlighted that this educational initiative is a direct manifestation of the university's Core Value of Service—helping change lives by protecting the integrity of information consumed by the public.

The "WOW BiPSU Extension in Action" program continues to serve as a conduit for the university’s responsiveness to societal needs.

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Bringing to life its mission of being a  University responsive to the needs of the local and global communities, the Biliran Province State University (BiPSU) and the Department of Education (DepEd) – Biliran Division formally launched "Project MES-EXCEL" through a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signing held on December 1, 2025, at the OP Convergence.

The initiative, officially titled "Project MES-EXCEL: Mathematics, English and Science Extension for Community Education and Learning," is spearheaded by the BiPSU School of Graduate Studies (SGS) under the Master of Advanced Education program.

On the part of BiPSU, the event was attended by University President Dr. Victor C. Cañezo, Jr. and other university officials; while on the part of DepEd Biliran, Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Roberto N. Mangaliman and other DepEd SDO Biliran officials were present.

During the signing, Dr. Cañezo highlighted that this partnership is a concrete manifestation of the university's core mission. By extending technical expertise to the basic education sector, BiPSU is directly answering the call to be responsive to local needs—specifically the need for enhanced proficiency in fundamental subjects.

"This partnership goes beyond mere academic instruction; it is about the Weaving of worthiness into the fabric of our community," Dr. Cañezo stated. "By strengthening the core foundations of literacy and numeracy in Mathematics, Science, and English, we are strictly adhering to our mission of being responsive to the needs of our local communities, equipping our learners and teachers with the tools necessary for poverty alleviation and improving the quality of life in Biliran."

Project MES-EXCEL is a collaborative extension aimed at improving the performance of learners and the professional growth of teachers. The project recognizes that strengthening economic capacity begins with a strong foundation in literacy and numeracy.

As stipulated in the MOA, BiPSU will provide technical expertise to the partner schools in crafting, designing, developing, and evaluating instructional learning materials. The university will also ensure the correctness and accuracy of data contained in these resources.

"The DepEd Biliran Division and BiPSU both aim to contribute a series of training on literacy and numeracy education... to improve their quality of life," the agreement states, highlighting the institutions' shared advocacy for poverty alleviation and empowerment.

To ensure the project's success, the agreement outlines several key activities. It begins with the profiling and identification of potential Mathematics, English, and Science teachers who will participate in the program. This will be followed by the conduct of a series of training workshops focused on crafting, designing, developing, and evaluating instructional learning materials. Furthermore, the project mandates strict monitoring and evaluation of the implemented activities to assess their impact and sustainability.

DepEd Biliran Division, specifically with the Naval School of Fisheries identified in the signing, will serve as the "Industry Partner". They are tasked with providing the venue, identifying teacher-participants, and ensuring the cooperation of their members throughout the project phases.

The implementation of the project is led by experts from the BiPSU School of Graduate Studies. Dr. Claire Theresa S. Bentor will lead the Mathematics component, while Dr. Ernil D. Sumayao takes charge of the Science discipline, and Dr. Roland A. Niez heads the English program.

The signing was witnessed by key university officials, including Dr. Roland A. Niez, Vice-President for Research, Innovation and Extension, Dr. Maribel N. Zipagan, Vice-President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Analiza B. Calles, Dean of the School of Graduate Studies; Dr. Alvin L. Ampong, Director of the Extension Services Office; and Dr. Ruth T. Sabonsolin, SGS Extension Chairperson.

The partnership is set to remain in full force and effect until December 2027, ensuring a long-term commitment to educational development in the province. 

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Biliran Province State University (BiPSU) solidified its internationalization efforts on December 1, 2025 by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) via a virtual ceremony with CCN University of Science and Technology (CCN UST) in Bangladesh.

The agreement aims to intensify cooperative relations between the two institutions, fostering academic and cultural interchanges through mutual assistance in education, research, and technology.

Leading the BiPSU delegation during the virtual rites was University President Prof. Victor C. Cañezo, Jr., EdD, CHRP, joined by Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Maribel N. Zipagan and International Affairs Director Chiejheaca Jehanna G. Yu.

In his statement, Dr. Cañezo highlighted the strategic importance of the partnership, emphasizing the university's commitment to global integration.

“This agreement is a testament to our enduring commitment to the ‘weaving of worthiness.’ By ‘weaving BiPSU with the world and the world with BiPSU,’ we are breaking barriers and creating boundless opportunities for our academic community to thrive on an international stage,” Dr. Cañezo stated.

Representing CCN-UST Bangladesh were Founder and Chairman Dr. Md. Tariqul Islam Chowdhury and Department of English Chair Monir Hossen, alongside other key officials from the partner university .

Under this five-year partnership, the two universities commit to collaborating on several strategic fronts to support their shared goals. They will implement joint research projects that leverage their combined expertise, including collaborative grant applications and industry consulting opportunities. To promote cross-cultural learning, the agreement facilitates exchanges for students, faculty, and staff, alongside the organization of interdisciplinary seminars, workshops, and conferences.

Furthermore, the cooperation extends to curriculum development, specifically the creation of educational programs that integrate multiple disciplines, the establishment of pathway or double degree programs, and the joint supervision of Ph.D. theses defined by local regulatory rules.

To ensure the effective execution of these programs, a joint working group comprising representatives from both parties will be formed to review and monitor progress every six months. Both institutions affirmed that participation in these initiatives will be selected based on merit and without discrimination regarding race, national origin, religion, age, gender, or marital status.

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Bridging the gap between classroom theory and industry reality, the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) department of Biliran Province State University (BiPSU) gathered its incoming intern class for a comprehensive Pre-Deployment Orientation Seminar at the BiPSU Gymnasium.

Dubbed the "DaBIZ Husaypreneurs," the aspiring professionals—affectionately called "BIZtudyantes"—underwent a rigorous series of lectures designed to equip them with the necessary tools for the demands of the modern workforce. The event underscored the university's commitment to producing graduates who are not only academically competent but also work-ready and ethically grounded.

Dr. Christopher R. Vicera, Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences (SAS), set the tone for the event in his opening remarks. He reminded the students that the internship phase is a pivotal moment for career mapping rather than a mere checklist item in their curriculum.

"Kaning OJT, dili lang ni siya graduation requirement—yes, it’s a graduation requirement—but diha makita na'to what opportunity lies ahead (This OJT is not just a graduation requirement—yes, it’s a graduation requirement—but through it, we can see what opportunity lies ahead)," Dr. Vicera stated, urging the students to seize the opportunity to network and showcase their skills.

To navigate the complexities of professional environments, the seminar featured in-depth discussions led by Hon. Vennie G. Coton, Faculty Regent and OJT Coordinator for the Financial Management major, and Ms. Florabelle J. Corpin, OJT Head Coordinator. They walked the students through the critical guidelines, focusing on work ethics, punctuality, and proper office decorum. The session aimed to ensure that BiPSU interns maintain the institution's reputation for excellence while deployed in various partner agencies.

A crucial highlight of the orientation was the legal briefing provided by Atty. Sheena Estrella S. Bentor, BiPSU Legal Officer II. With businesses increasingly reliant on data, Atty. Bentor lectured on the nuances of the Data Privacy Act of 2012. She stressed the legal implications of mishandling information, urging the interns to exercise maximum vigilance and confidentiality regarding sensitive personal data they might encounter during their training.

Capping the activity was an empowering message from BSBA Chairperson Mr. Hans Christian V. Molina. Acknowledging the anxiety that often accompanies first-time industry immersion, he encouraged the students to view mistakes as learning opportunities.

"And to those who are afraid for their OJT, this is a time to remember—you are not expected to be perfect, you are expected to learn," Mr. Molina said.

He further challenged the group to embody the "Husaypreneur" spirit. He emphasized that by representing the school with pride and determination, the interns are actively participating in the university’s mission—a collective weaving of worthiness that ensures BiPSU graduates remain competitive and respected in the industry.

"Go out there with confidence... and never forget that this experience is not just about finishing a requirement, it is about building your future," Molina concluded.

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NAVAL, Biliran — To equip Biliranons with practical technical knowledge for safer homes and workplaces, the Biliran Province State University (BiPSU) School of Engineering (SOE) took center stage during the November 28 episode of the university’s radio program, "WOW BIPSU: Extension in Action," aired via Radyo Natin 103.9 FM.

Hosted by University Media and Information Office (UMIO) Director Mr. Lorenzo R. de la Cruz, the episode centered on the theme "Adlaw-adlaw nga mga Praktis sa Kaluwasan" (Daily Safety Practices), covering critical topics on ergonomics, electrical wiring, and air-conditioning maintenance.

Engineering Wellness: The Ergonomics Approach

Engr. Estelito R. Medallada, Vice President for Education of the Institute of Computer Engineers of the Philippines (ICpEP) - Region 8 Chapter, opened the technical discussions by addressing Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) often caused by poor posture in offices and homes.

Medallada highlighted common ailments such as lower back pain, "Text Neck," and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. He introduced the concept of ergonomics as "fitting the work to the person, not forcing the person to adjust to the work."

To combat these issues, Medallada shared the "20-20-20 Rule" for eye strain—looking at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds every 20 minutes—and emphasized the importance of maintaining a neutral posture where the back is supported and feet are flat on the floor.

Electrical Safety and Compliance

In a recorded segment, Engr. Jude D. Banico, President of the Institute of Integrated Electrical Engineers of the Philippines, Inc. (IIEE)-Biliran Interim Chapter, outlined the common errors in residential and commercial wiring.

Engr. Banico warned against the dangers of hiring non-licensed practitioners, citing the Philippine Electrical Engineering Law (R.A. 7920) which mandates that only Registered Master Electricians (RME) or licensed engineers should supervise electrical works.

He detailed several critical mistakes, including the use of undersized wires and circuit breakers, the lack of proper grounding electrodes (recommending 8.0 square millimeters THW copper wire), and the illegal tampering of electric meter seals. Banico reminded listeners that safety gear or PPE is the "last defense" against accidents and urged the public to strictly follow the Philippine Electrical Code.

Cooling and Energy Efficiency

Rounding out the discussion, Engr. Ramon L. Pitao, Chairperson of the Mechanical Engineering Department, discussed the safe installation and maintenance of air-conditioning units.

Engr. Pitao emphasized that "Safe AC = Smart AC," noting that proper maintenance not only prevents fire hazards but also lowers electricity bills. He advised listeners to clean or replace filters every 1 to 3 months, set temperatures between 24 and 26 degrees Celsius, and utilize inverter technology to maximize energy efficiency.

"Safe installation plus regular maintenance and smart energy use equals safer homes, stronger businesses, and lower electricity costs," Pitao summarized.

Service: We Help Change Lives

Ultimately, the broadcast brought to life BiPSU’s core value: "Service: We help change lives." By transforming complex engineering concepts into actionable knowledge, the SOE empowered listeners to protect their health from chronic pain, secure their families against fire hazards, and reduce household expenses—tangible changes that uplift the daily lives of the Biliranon community.

The program concluded with a reminder from Mr. de la Cruz regarding the value of safety, reinforcing the university's commitment to the weaving of worthiness by providing inspiration and hope through meaningful extension services.

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In a significant boost to student welfare, Biliran Province State University (BiPSU) successfully concluded the three-day distribution of the Tertiary Education Subsidy (TES) Batch 15 stipends on November 28, 2025, releasing a total of Php 19,080,000.00 to qualified beneficiaries.

Spearheaded by the University’s UniFAST Office in strict coordination with the Cashier’s Office, the distribution took place at the BiPSU Student Center. A total of 1,908 BiPSUnista grantees received their financial assistance, with each beneficiary receiving Php 10,000.00 to aid in their educational expenses.

"Spend it Wisely"

Following the successful release, BiPSU President Dr. Victor C. Cañezo, Jr. issued a statement acknowledging the strong support of the national government while reminding students of the deep responsibility that comes with the financial aid.

"Spend it wisely for your education," Dr. Cañezo urged the beneficiaries.

In his message, the President underscored that the stipend is not merely a privilege but an investment in their future. He called on the grantees to prioritize academic necessities—such as learning materials, connectivity for research, and uniform costs—over non-essential spending, ensuring that the grant serves its true purpose of easing their path to graduation.

He further emphasized the collective effort behind the funding, highlighting the contribution of the Filipino people.

"Thank you to our taxpayers and the Philippine government for the 19M plus grant for our BiPSU students," he added, reminding the BiPSU community that every peso disbursed is derived from the hard work of fellow Filipinos, and thus should be utilized with gratitude and integrity.

Systematic Distribution

To ensure an organized, safe, and efficient disbursement process, the University implemented a sequenced schedule based on grantee lists.

The release kicked off on November 26, servicing the first 640 grantees. Operations continued smoothly on November 27 with another 640 beneficiaries, and concluded today, November 28, with the final batch of 628 students.

University officials commended the grantees for strictly adhering to their assigned schedules, which resulted in a swift process and zero untoward incidents at the venue.

About the Tertiary Education Subsidy (TES)

The release of these funds underscores the government's ongoing commitment to accessible education.

The Tertiary Education Subsidy (TES) is a core component of Republic Act No. 10931, also known as the Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act. Administered by the Unified Student Financial Assistance System for Tertiary Education (UniFAST) under the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), the program prioritizes students from lower-income households.

Unlike the Free Higher Education provision—which automatically covers tuition and miscellaneous fees for students in State Universities and Colleges (SUCs)—the TES is an additional grant designed to support the "cost of education." This includes expenses often overlooked, such as Books and learning materials; Transportation and travel costs; Board and lodging; and other education-related personal expenses.

With the Batch 15 release now 100% complete, the BiPSU administration remains committed to efficiently facilitating government grants and scholarships, ensuring that every eligible BiPSUnista receives the support they are entitled to under the law. 

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BANGKOK, Thailand – Weaving a new thread in its internationalization initiatives, Biliran Province State University (BiPSU) has sent a delegation of student leaders and faculty advisers to Thailand to participate in the 2025 Global Strategy in Action: Masterclass in Leadership and Management for Student Leaders and Cross-Cultural Immersion.

Running from November 24 to 30, 2025, the week-long engagement is organized by the Association of Universities of Asia and the Pacific (AUAP). The program is designed to strengthen leadership and management competencies through practical learning experiences, tactical discussions, and global networking opportunities.

A Journey of Strategic Leadership

The delegation, composed of seven student leaders and three faculty advisers, arrived in Bangkok on November 2422. The mission is clear: to improve understanding of strategic leadership, policy formulation, and organizational management—key essentials for advancing effective campus governance.

The academic sessions officially commenced on November 25 with a Masterclass on Leadership facilitated by Professor Michael Slater, Executive to the President and MBA Lecturer at Siam University.

Immersive and Environmental Learning

Moving beyond the four walls of the classroom, the team transitioned to environmental stewardship on November 264. The delegation traveled to Pattaya City to engage with Thailand’s green initiatives. This immersive experience included participation in sea turtle conservation efforts and the protection of mangrove forests, highlighting the importance of sustainability in modern leadership.

Showcasing Filipino Academic Excellence

A pivotal moment of the trip occurred on November 27 during a visit to Kasetsart University, where the team was warmly welcomed by Associate Professor Ratchot Chompunich, Vice President for Student Development.

During this leg of the visit, BiPSU faculty advisers took the stage as lecturers to share Filipino cultural and academic perspectives with their international counterparts. Atty. Pahmi Hadji Salic Ampaso, an SGS Faculty and FSSC Adviser, presented on "Bayanihan: The Spirit of Filipino Community and Solidarity". This was followed by a discussion on "Bridging Cultures, Sharing Futures: A Filipino perspective on culture, globalization, and ASEAN friendship" led by SME Faculty and Executive Assistant III Ms. Apple Joy Balondo-Visitacion. Completing the series, STED Faculty and FSSC Adviser Dr. Ralph Arvic Arcenal delivered a talk titled "Language, Identity, and Diversity: Understanding the Many Voices of the Philippines".

This session also featured an engaging dialogue between BiPSU representatives and Kasetsart’s Student Affairs Services (SAS) officials.

Ongoing Exchange and Culture

The program continues today, November 28, at Siam University with a second Leadership Masterclass led by International Director Dr. Yhing Sawheny, focusing on "Reinventing Higher Education"11. This is being followed by a roundtable discussion and a Cultural Exchange Program where the BiPSU delegation will present Filipino culture alongside Thai student presentations.

The student delegation representing the university includes Mr. Prince Carl Palconit, Ms. Remmie Joy Baluna, Ms. Loida Jean Verian, Ms. Andrea Nicole Capul, Ms. Rose Ann Mae Logro, Ms. Princess Mahilom, and Mr. Junmark Cabalquinto.

This participation marks a significant step in progressing BiPSU as a globally recognized institution, fostering innovation and sustainable approaches for effective organizational growth.

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