The University of Southeastern Philippines (USeP) College of Education (CEd) proudly congratulates its delegates for their remarkable achievements during the 1st Teacher Education Students’ Summit 2025, held on April 24, 2025, at the Tagum Atrium, Tagum City.
Organized by ARTEI XI and carrying the theme, “Sustainability in Practice: Experiential Learning for Teacher Education,” the summit brought together teacher education students from across the region to showcase their competencies through competitive and collaborative activities.
Representing USeP CEd, the following students received top honors:
1st Place – Demonstration Teaching
Jerushia F. Emelia
Bachelor of Secondary Education, Major in Mathematics (Fourth Year)
2nd Place – Quiz Bowl
Kristelle Mae Geverola
Bachelor of Secondary Education, Major in Filipino (Second Year)
Poster Making Contest
Jeffrey Cabilogan
Bachelor of Physical Education (4th Year)
Video Mimic Presentation
A mixed group of delegates showcased their creativity and teamwork.
The official delegation consisted of the following students: Christan Ian A. Fundal (BTVTEd, 3rd Year), Clark Kent Abonado (BSEd Science, 4th Year), Patricia Mae Ubanan (BSEd Filipino, 4th Year), Joshua Duran (BSEd Filipino, 1st Year), Marvey Danielle Peligrino (BSEd Filipino, 4th Year), Ligaya Mae D. Anoos (BSNEd Filipino, 4th Year), Ann Laurence M. Rana (BSNEd, 4th Year), Kristelle Mae Geverola (BSEd Filipino, 2nd Year), Jonash Alidon (BSEd Filipino, 1st Year), Bent Abadilla Salisad (BTVTEd, 1st Year), Jeffrey Cabilogan (BPEd, 4th Year), Marjorie Jean Apud Torino (BSEd Mathematics, 3rd Year), Mervin Castillon (BTVTEd AT, 3rd Year), Rica Elaine D. Cadion (BSNEd, 2nd Year), Mae Ann V. Cervantes (BSNEd, 2nd Year), Christer L. Villatores (BSNEd, 2nd Year), John Rey B. Pagal (BSEd English, 2nd Year), Jem Gabriel Guinoo (BSEd English, 3rd Year), Jarine Tanda (BSEd Science, 3rd Year), Jerushia F. Emelia (BSEd Math, 3rd Year), Keith O. Ulangkaya (BSEd Filipino, 4th Year), and Diana Abibuag (BSEd Math, 2nd Year). Each of these students exemplified the values of professionalism, creativity, and excellence throughout the event.
The delegation was led by Dr. Raquel D. Almasa, Dean of the College of Education, together with Ms. Abigail A. Navales, Associate Dean, and Mr. Rodney James G. del Castillo, CEd Local Council Adviser. These accomplishments reflect the College’s commitment to academic excellence and its dedication to producing competent, passionate, and future-ready educators.
