NU Baliwag - National Service Training Program

"A Swipe of Brush: Architecture Students Pave Way through Mural Integration" 🎨🖌️

Under the supervision of Professor Charmaine Meimban, a group of NSTP 2 students representing section ARC 231 carried out an official site visitation at Baliwag South Central School on January 29, 2024. 🏫🚌

During the formal meeting, the team achieved a significant milestone in their community-based project endeavor .🎭 The students have actively partaken in discussions with the elementary school officials to discuss the draft of the Memorandum of Understanding into alignment with the acceptance and acknowledgment program to be executed on the last day of the project implementation. 💼🤝🏻

Collaborating seamlessly, they forged a comprehensive agenda to bring about a positive transformation in the school community's future. The collaboration highlights the mutual objective of enriching educational settings by introducing students to exquisite paintings, paving the way for them to uncover and cultivate their interest in the creative sphere. 👩🏻🎨🎨

Happening Now!

Happy Birthday Mr.Jeffrey B. Valiente!!!

We wish you a day full of love, laughter, and amazing memories. May this year bring you all the success, health, and happiness you deserve. Cheers to another exciting year ahead!

On November 9, 2023, we celebrated the end of our NSTP 2 work immersion, and the Kamustahan Session served as the culmination of our entire journey. In the second seminar, we talked thoughtfully amongst the depths of Psychology 223 students, using the 4Ts principle as a guide: Think, Thank, Talk, Treat. With Professor Meimban by our side, we chatted and shared sincere questions about each other's well-being.

A sense of success and shared experiences filled the air. We stand together as we say goodbye to this intensive chapter, appreciative of the development and relationships made. We are filled with joy at this endeavor's accomplishment, which marks not just the conclusion of a program but also the start of enduring.

One week before the upcoming barangay and SK election, we must remain critical and discerning in our voting decisions.

In a voter education campaign led by ACT302 NSTP2 Students in the last 3rd term of AY. 2022-2023, entitled Tumindig at Makiisa para sa Kinabukasan ng Bawat Isa, the participants were imparted with some points to consider in voting- to wit, the Filipino four core values, the pillars of good governance, the practice of vote buying/selling, and being vigilant on misinformation.

We must seek out candidates who embody the values of being maka-Diyos, makatao, makakalikasan, and makabansa and individuals who demonstrate the eight pillars of good governance (Participation, Rule of Law, Transparency, Responsiveness, Consensus Oriented, Equity and Inclusiveness, Effectiveness and Efficiency, and Accountability.)

Furthermore, we are responsible for rejecting candidates who resort to the unethical practices of vote buying and selling, as these actions erode the foundations of our democracy and legal system.
Moreover, let us always fact-check information before accepting and sharing it, ensuring we do not inadvertently perpetuate misinformation. This way, we can collectively work toward an election representing our values and aspirations.

On their accomplishment report, the said project's leader Khalil Ylmari Josef Pancho wrote “…Naunawaan ko ang kahalagahan ng pakikinig sa mga suhestiyon ng aking mga kagrupo. Gayundin ang kahalagahan ng kabilisan sa pagtugon sa mga pangangailangan ng aming proyekto. Ngunit para sa akin, ang pinakamahalagang natutuhan ko ay walang lider na mahusay kung walang mga miyembro na makikinig, susunod, makikiisa, at magbibigay ng sariling opinyon...” The group experienced participation, effectivity and efficiency in the orgranization of their community immersion.

"Halina't ituloy ang laban para sa Pilipinas na ating pinapangarap! Tumindig, makiisa, makielam, at makisaya! Para sa bayan at para sa pinakalaylayan ng lipunan." ~Tindig Pinas

Day 2, October 19, 2023: PSY 223 NSTP students, led by Professor Meimban, held a seminar emphasizing the significance of Gratitude. They highlighted the simple idea of being thankful for everything in everyday terms. Gratitude, in basic English, means appreciating the good things in your life - from a sunny day to the kindness of others. It's like saying "thank you" to life itself. An engaging activity called "Paper Plane" was introduced as part of the seminar. Students poured their feelings, thoughts, and emotions onto paper planes, using them to express their immediate sentiments. It was a heartwarming day of learning and appreciating the little things.

Not everyone has a heart of gold, and such dedication– but you do! You’re a truly inspiring individual who has taught so much more than simply curriculum. Thatis why I just wanted to let you know that your hard work, efforts, and care are much appreciated. Happy World Teacher’s Day!

Happy Birthday, Dr. Hans T. Sy!

We are grateful for your visionary leadership and dedication. Your tireless efforts continue to inspire us all to strive for excellence and to make a meaningful impact in the world.



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