In celebration of Mental Health Month, PSYZYGY Psychological Center, Inc. in partnership with City College of Angeles and Holy Angel University will be conducting a 𝙁𝙍𝙀𝙀 𝙬𝙚𝙗𝙞𝙣𝙖𝙧 with the theme, “𝑾𝒆𝒍𝒍𝒏𝒆𝒔𝒔 𝑵𝒖𝒈𝒈𝒆𝒕𝒔: 𝑴𝒆𝒏𝒕𝒂𝒍 𝑯𝒆𝒂𝒍𝒕𝒉 𝑻𝒐𝒐𝒍𝒔 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑾𝒆𝒍𝒍𝒃𝒆𝒊𝒏𝒈”.

​Good day, ANANIANS!
The BS Psychology program welcomes you to the celebration of Mental Health Month together with our Filipino Elderly on November 4, 2022. The theme of this activity is “Pahalipay kay Nanay kag Tatay: Promoting Mental Health Awareness & Resiliency in the New Normal” and it aims to develop the knowledge, skills, and character traits of students to become an active helping hand to others. It may serve as a tool for students as mental health service providers in promoting camaraderie and support system through this school-wide assistance project to Filipino elders of Brgy. XI - Gawahon, Victorias City.
We would like to ask for your support in donating in cash or in-kind. As a reference, here are some essentials for the elderly:
• Rice
• Adult Diapers
• Groceries (coffee, milk, sardines, noodles, biscuits, etc)
• Hygiene needs (soap, shampoo, alcohol, face masks, toothpaste, etc)
• Vitamins
• Preloved Clothes
The deadline for donations will be on Friday, October 28, 2022. Please communicate with the Kabataang Sikolohiya Society Officers:
• President: ANGIELYN A. ALICANTE
• Vice President: ARIANE MBER M. JERNALIM
• Secretary: SHINE S. AVELINO
• Treasurer: VEN PAUL M. DEOCAMPO
• Auditor: MAY F. ESCORO
• PIO: MARVIN ENANORIA
• Business Manager: JHAYMAICA D. GEVELA
• Sports Coordinator: MA. JULLIANA FRANCES D. ENTICE
Together, let’s help our community in our own little ways. Spread love and kindness! Mabuhay CSAV!

​If in need, contact your mental health professionals at Colegio de Sta. Ana de Victorias Guidance and Services Office.

​Colegio de Sta. Ana de Victorias and Kabataang Sikolohiya (Kabsiko) joins Mental Health Summit organize by Mental Health Negros at La Consolacion College, Bacolod. The summit contains a briefing into policy-making and grouping the other delegates of each school in Negros Occidental to create policies that might adapt in the future plans of the organization.

Congratulations to our 11 New Registered Social Workers for passing the SWLE September 2022. With the passing rate of 91.67 % from the National Passing Rate of 62.57. The Ananian family is so proud of you.  TO GOD BE THE GLORY

Welcome to CSAV Panamyaw Publication and we are open for aspiring and creative Ananian Publication Staff. To apply, just click the link provided by the admin. https://forms.gle/1YKejjnGgeGPA5U46
What are you waiting for, JOIN US!
We are elated to have you on board

Thank you very much Dr. Eppie E. Clark 

Oath taking of newly elected SSC officers for Academic Year 2022-2023 with Atty. Romeo Vicente P. Sta. Ana Jr. (Executive Director), outgoing SSC President (Evander P. Guinez), Supreme Student Council Adviser (Ms. Ma. Theresa M. Tolentino) and Student Affairs and Services Coordinator (Mr. Paquito S. Ando III)

T E A M B U I L D I N G 2 0 2 2
Photos were taken from our Team Building last June 18-19 at Balas Dacu, Escalante City.
BS Psychology students from all year levels participated and enjoyed various activities until sundown. The activities were prepared by their energetic program officers assisted by different committees.
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Our special thanks to Atty. Romeo Vicente P. Sta.Ana Jr. (Executive Director), Sr. Vic P. Sta.Ana, FMA, Dr. Nemia V. Yorac (Dean of Instruction) and Dr. Sharon Rose G. Medez (A&S Coordinator) for making this event successful. Congratulations, KABSIKO SOCIETY!

​CSAV BSPSYCH CLINICAL INTERNSHIP at Negros Occidental Drug Rehabilitation Foundation
A discussion with Ms. Jolly Grace Deocadez about Psychological Case Study and Report Writing last April 25, 2022. 

​START BUILDING YOUR FUTURE WITH US!
Come and join the Engineering Department and be one of the innovators and builders of the future!
Programs offered:
BS Mechanical Engineering
BS Electronics Engineering
BS Civil Engineering
To know more about your future career paths, click and see posters below.
For inquiries you may visit and message us at CSAV Marketing Department
ENROLL NOW!

Got IT? Prove IT!
IT Department is helping you build a solid IT career in the future! Enroll and be one of the future computer expert!
See posters below for your future IT career opportunities.
For inquiries you may visit and message us @CSAV Marketing Department
ENROLL NOW.

PANAMYAW!
Let's congratulate the newly elected CSAV Supreme Student Council officers for the academic year 2022-2023.
"Leaders are not born, they are made." - Vince Lambardi
Sending our warmest congratulations to all of you. Let's give our fellow Ananian the change that they deserve. Good luck 

CSAV Batch 2022 United as One
Thank you Supreme Student Council for facilitating this Recollection 2022 

​1st Library Committee Meeting, 2nd Semester of Academic Year 2021-2022 with LBO Staff and Library Committee Members last April 1, 2022.

​Tropical Storm, Agaton: Due to the continuous rainfall and flash flood, as of today, many have evacuated in different evacuation centers here in Victorias City and other neighbouring Cities and Municipalities, especially those who are living near the rivers banks and prone to flash floods.

The Supreme Student Council was reached out by some individuals asking assistance to relay their situation at the evacuation centers. In order to address the evacuees' plea for help, we are knocking at your door to donate or give aid such as food, water, medicine, and any other things that could sustain their stay at the centers.

We are pleased to accept your benevolent act, and help will surely be directed to those needed.

For more information, kindly message us directly via facebook messenger (CSAV Student Affairs and Services)

The said activity was held at Brgy. VI-A Villa Miranda, Victorias City hosted by the Engineering Department with their Dean, Engr. Edmundo Harder. It was participated by the youth sector of the said barangay.
 
The activity aimed to develop and enhance the skills of the youth in doing repairs, maintenance of small and common home appliances at home and also taught the safety precautions to avoid accidents at home. This will also likewise help them to have a source of income.

This also serves as the marketing strategy of the said department to encourage the youth to enroll in engineering courses which are the Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Electrical Engineering offered by the Colegio de Sta. Ana de Victorias.

It was facilitated by the Social Work interns under the supervision of Ms. Jona Joy Quiñonero and Ms. Liane D. Garcia of the Community Extension Services Office.
“Scientists dream to make great things, engineers do them.”- James A. Michener

​Colegio de Sta. Ana de Victorias celebrates the International Women's Day with the theme #BreakTheBias by wearing purple clothes and accessories on March 8, 2022. The school also participated in the Gender and Development Webinar Conducted by CHED RO 6.

​In the spirit of Colegio de Sta. Ana de Victorias' celebration of Foundation Day and World Social Work Month, the Arts and Sciences Department and Community Extension Services Office conducted an Anti-Bullying Awareness Activity for the Children of Brgy. 6A, Victorias City on March 4, 2022. This activity was facilitated by BS Psychology and BS Social Work Interns and the turn-over of Advocacy Materials and Library Materials by the AB English Interns.

The Junior Social Worker Association of the Philippines - Colegio de Sta. Ana de Victorias Chapter celebrates the World Social Work Month themed, "The Time Is Right for Social Work" on March 19, 2022. This event was participated by CSAV Social Work Students, Teachers, Alumni, and Sister Ma. Victoria P. Sta. Ana, FMA. "We are not doing it to be appreciated because we deserve more than to be appreciated." - Sister Ma. Victoria P. Sta. Ana, FMA

​Unity towards the safety of everybody.
This 25th of March year 2022, Colegio de Sta. Ana de Victorias Criminal Justice Education Department and Bachelor of Science in Social Work successfully conducted their Community Outreach Program at Brgy. VI-A Villa Miranda themed "Safety and Security Hazard at Home" anchored on the Celebration of Fire Prevention Month".

​to our new #PanamyawQueen2022 Percie Jade Amino and kudos to all who made this event successful!

​Good day, Ananians!
We are inviting you to attend the Google Day: "Learning with Google: Expand Learning Experience, to help you explore learning opportunities in the new normal" to be facilitated by the Fit Academy on April 1, 2022, at 9:30 AM, after the First Friday Mass.
Click here to watch the live stream link (link to be shared with the attendees: Students/Guardians): https://stream.meet.google.com/.../7dd15f5b-8482-4a4f...
Thank you and keep safe!

​Colegio de Sta. Ana de Victorias joins 60+ Earth Hour
March 26, 2022, 8:30pm- 9:30pm
60 minutes for the healthier life of earth.
“Shape our Future”
Let's start now. 

​Good morning, Ananians!
In line with the International Women's Day with the theme #BreakTheBias, We are inviting you to attend the CHED's webinar entitled "Break the Bias in our Schools, Communities and in the World." This GAD event aims to celebrate the International Women's Day as part of the CHEDRO VI 2022 GAD activities, present points on a society that is free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination, forge a community that is diverse, equitable, and inclusive, encourage a culture where difference is valued and celebrated and promote women's equality.
Thank you and stay safe.

Congratulations to all the passers of Psychometrician Licensure Examinations held last February 8-9, 2022 including our very own alumna for the BS Psychology program: Ms. Clejean G. Felizario, RPM.

Congratulations to all the passers of Social Work Licensure Examination held last February 2022: Rhoda A. Alvarado, Marmolejo A. Alipio, Jr., and Renalyn S. Sison.

​Southland College Kabankalan visited Colegio de Sta. Ana de Victorias, Inc. last February 24, 2022 to benchmark on the courses offered in the institution.

​Congratulations PANAMYAW DANCE TROUPE for winning in the Pattaya Night Dance Competition

​Public speaking must be one of the scariest things to do in this world. It is an act where you break your defenses and face the crowd with confidence and deliver a speech that contains a message and a purpose.

As humans, there will be a point in our lives when we need to face a crowd and deliver a speech. However, most of the time, we want to step back and hide behind the curtains because we are afraid of judgment from other people. We have this self-doubt which makes us feel insecure about the things that might go wrong while giving our speeches. As beginners, that’s perfectly normal but with practice, you will learn that public speaking is a fun and adventurous journey.

I, for one, am afraid of public speaking. Why? It’s because you have to write a speech and deliver it not in front of your friends but front of a sea of strangers. Pretty scary right? But that’s where you would get the most sincere response from your speech. Another thing that makes me afraid of public speaking is my insecurity about my looks. I don’t have the confidence to face others like other people but thanks to Toastmasters, I am finally overcoming my stage fright and lack of confidence.

Toastmasters International. It is a non-profit educational organization that teaches people public speaking as well as leadership skills. I believe this is your first time hearing about this organization as well. Honestly speaking, most people have no idea that this public speaking organization actually exists and already helped a lot of professionals build their careers as public speakers. I, for example, also didn't know about Toastmasters until my uncle who is a Toastmaster District Director introduced it to me way back in 2018. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to continue my Toastmaster journey because of my far location until last October 2021 when First Farmers’ Toastmasters Club President, Ms. Celeste Ganaba reached out to me. Seeing that we are currently in a pandemic situation and the club meetings are now done through Zoom, I talked to my aunt and uncle about my membership so I can start my Toastmasters journey.

My first meeting with the members after 3 years was heart-pounding. I enjoyed the meeting, especially the Table Topics session which is the “Impromptu Speaking” part of the meeting. It was fun and the members were friendly but I wasn’t expecting Toastmaster Celeste to ask me about my thoughts on the meeting. As I am not that confident in my English, I was nervous. Not only am I facing public speakers, but people who are also working professionals. Seeing that I am the only student in the club made me feel anxious.
 
However, as the meetings every Tuesday night went on, I gradually relaxed and was already able to take on some meeting roles such as the Timer. After a month, I was finally able to deliver my speech which is called the Ice Breaker Speech. To tell you, it was a nerve-wracking experience delivering the speech on zoom but I know that the pounding of my heart would have been doubled if I delivered it in front of them and not just on my screen. Thankfully, I was able to get great feedback from the Evaluators who are also members of the club whose role is to evaluate the speeches of the members. This only proves that Toastmasters International is a great organization and a community to harness your public speaking skills.

After my Ice Breaker speech, the club meetings went on until one night, Toastmaster Celeste asked me to join a contest. Every year, each club of Toastmasters International around the world would gather to compete. Toastmaster Celeste and other members of the First Farmers Toastmasters Club asked me if I wanted to compete in the Area 2 Contest. I was hesitant at first since I’m still new and I still have a lot to learn but they said that it would be a great experience for me. And it was indeed an amazing experience! Our club was able to bag all the awards and I won 2nd place in the Table Topics session. As of the moment, all of us are preparing as we advance to the next level which is the Division Contest this March 26, 2022, where we will compete with other Area winners.

From a shy person to a confident speaker. Toastmasters International is such a great way to start your public speaking journey. And even though my public speaking skills are not yet that developed and I still have a long way to go, yet, with continuous practice and with the help of my club members, I believe that I will be successful in my public speaking journey.

The journey of thousand miles begins with a single step…
- Lao Tzu

The journey of college life is tough and stressful but for Mr. Catatista, earning the highest award is just a bonus. A Bachelor in Science in Agribusiness student, a father of two, a husband, a working student, a band vocalist at night, Panamyaw Chorale president and Student Council President is Mr. Romnick Donguines Catatista. He has won several awards and recently gained recognition as one of the highest honors in college – Magna Cum Laude. He was very enthusiastic in his studies and took note of the importance of genuine relationships and the opportunity to enjoy life.

Other than being a Magna Cum Laude, Mr. Catatista also earned his Leadership Award and Cultural Award for music. His eagerness to give his best in everything that he does and the support of his family and people around him paved his way to success. He is proud that everything he has been focusing on, stressing, and sacrificing has led to honor that he will cherish his entire life. 
 
For Mr. Catatista, service to humanity is the best work of life even during and after he served as a Supreme Student Government president, he continuously participated in various activities in school and in the community, which is why he was also awarded the Leadership Award. He also participated in the local and international competitions as a member of the Panamyaw Chorale to represent the school in the musical aspect, granting him another award - The Cultural Award in Music.

Motivated by the love and support of his family, he dedicates his recognition to his very own source of strength, his silver lining, and the vision to provide a comfortable life, educate his children and reach his dreams. He draws strength from his family to overcome weariness, stress, and fatigue. His success is his family’s success too.

When asked about the most challenging experience during his graduating year, Mr. Catatista answered that the surge of the COVID-19 pandemic tested him as a student and as a family provider as he was working, studying, and performing his duties while fighting for his advocacies. The new normal shift in the education system caused more difficulty for him because of the internet issues, and technicalities in gadgets in the virtual classes. However, it didn’t stop Mr. Catatista because he focused on his goals and purpose.

He advises his fellow Ananians that it’s okay to have mistakes, but the lesson learned from them should stay. He also mentioned not to put too much pressure on themselves. Experience and character will help in achieving someone’s goal. He also noted the importance of spending time with people who are important to them, valuing relationships, going on an adventure, singing, laughing more, dancing, loving, and living simple - which are more important than any awards, medals, or certificates.

He wants to thank all the people who helped him throughout his journey in CSAV. To the Executive Director - Romeo Vicente P. Sta. Ana Jr., for bringing wisdom and for his vision for CSAV.  To the faculty members for giving their best every day to provide tremendous education and for pushing him and other students to do their best. To the entire management of CSAV who keeps the campus running efficiently and creates a beautiful place for students to come and learn every day. To his family, friends, classmates, co-employees, and choir mates for the love and support, without them, he would have not made it this far.  He dedicated all his medals, trophies, and certificates to all of them. His success is their success also

​A cultural performance was given by CSAV's Panamyaw Chorale during the United Youth International Model UN, last January 23, 2022, attended by several delegates from different countries.

The group also recently won a Gold Plaque Award, Absolute Winner in Choral Music - Mixed Age category during the International Youth Music Competition with 42 entries all around the world. They performed Paru-parong Bukid conducted by Mr. Leonard Guinabo, held last December 2021

​CSAV College SSC, through the efforts of Negrosanon Young Leaders Institute Inc., participated in the Water for Negros Operation which aimed to provide 300 water filter containers and 32,000 containers of drinking water for the 60 barangays of the LGUs of Hinobaan, Ilog, and Kabankalan.
 
In addition, they also participated in Kawsa Kusina for the typhoon victims in Sipalay and Kabankalan.
 
Donations from 605th CDC headed by LTC KAMID, CSAV ROTCU Commandant and staff headed by LTC TRUJILLO and STA.ANA FAMILY was received by 2Lt Patricia Nicole Balbin, 1 Lt Nathaniel Jan Celiz, and Cpt Rowena Kyung last December 28, 2021.
 
The Supreme Student Council together with the whole CSAV community held a "Donation Drive: Bulig Para Sa Negros" to raise funds in order to extend help and sympathy to severely affected areas in Negros brought by typhoon Odette

​The Community Extension Services Office headed by Ms. Liane Garcia and Ms. Jonna Joy Quiñonero facilitated a Rummage Sale, where College Faculty, Staff and Students brought their old but usable items to be sold at a cheaper price. ll the efforts resulted to a total of 23, 060 pesos which was then used to buy relief goods and Christmas presents to almost 80 beneficiaries for the Paskwa sa Pandemya last December 16, 2022.