The CWTS Forum 2024, hosted by Batch Alpas, showcased commitment to fostering awareness, preparedness, and advocacy among students. Held on December 7, 2024, at the College Audio-Visual Room, this forum brought together students, experts, and community advocates for an impactful half-day of learning and engagement.
Highlights of the Forum
The forum featured discussions on critical issues aimed at equipping students with practical skills and knowledge, enhancing their civic responsibilities, and preparing them for real-world challenges.
Campus Safety and Security
Speaker: OIC Elvino T. Lacon, Officer-in-Charge, Wolfstorm Black Security Inc.
Students learned how to recognize and respond to safety risks within the campus. The session emphasized the importance of vigilance, self-awareness, and adherence to security protocols, empowering attendees to take active roles in maintaining a safe learning environment.
Disaster Preparedness and Risks Reduction Management
Mr. Jayson Glory, Marketing Specialist, SMVP Training and Consultancy
The session provided actionable insights into disaster risk management and emergency preparedness, highlighting the importance of readiness at both personal and community levels.
First Aid and Basic Life Support
Mr. Mark Vhiel S. Mariano (CEO, SMVP Training and Consultancy) and Mr. Raul Antinero (Certified First Aider)
Students gained hands-on experience in life-saving techniques, including first aid and basic life support, equipping them with critical skills for emergencies. Anti-Drug Abuse and Violence Against Women Awareness
Speakers:
PLT Vivian D. Umpad, Chief, SCADS
NUP Lauren Gail M. Polintang, SCADS Action Personnel
This session tackled pressing societal issues, emphasizing the importance of advocacy against violence towards women and the need for proactive drug abuse prevention. Students were inspired to be catalysts for change within their communities.
A Commitment to Volunteerism and Advocacy.The CWTS Forum 2024 embodies the values of civic engagement and social responsibility that underpin the NSTP curriculum. For Batch Alpas, this event was more than just an academic requirement—it was a meaningful platform for fostering volunteerism, advocacy, and preparedness among students.
Through their active participation and engagement, the students demonstrated their readiness to lead and contribute positively to their communities. The discussions and activities reinforced their awareness of societal issues and their ability to address these challenges with knowledge and compassion.
Looking Forward As Batch Alpas concludes this successful event, their commitment to building a safer, more informed, and compassionate society resonates deeply. The CWTS Forum 2024 stands as a testament to the potential of youth when equipped with the right tools and knowledge.
Stay tuned for more initiatives from Batch Alpas as they continue to make a difference, one step at a time!
Gran Rey Bello
Christian Landoy
The New Frontier – NCBA Cubao
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