14/08/2026
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โLearn. Thrive. Advocate.
โPassi City College conducted a Student's Developmental Symposium that entails awareness, social protection and responsible digital influence on August 13, 2026, from 2:00 pm to 5:30 pm, were students participated in discussions of HIV Awareness, Cybersecurity and Digital Citizenship, as well as the college's student policies. The symposium aimed to equip students with practical knowledge that they can apply in their daily lives and online interactions.
โThe symposium opened with a discussion on Human Immunodieficiency Virus (HIV) Awareness its prevention, testing, treatment and ending stigma. Mr. Ryan Escala the resource speaker explained that HIV is a virus that weakens the body's immune system, making it more vulnerable to infections if left untreated. He also emphasized that people living with HIV deserve respect, acceptance, and equal treatment rather than discrimination. Students are also encouraged to respond sensitive issues with empathy, respect and undestanding.
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โFollowing the health awareness session, Mr. Rex Vincent Degabaton led the discussion on Cybersecurity and Digital Citizenship. He emphasized the importance of identifying Artifical Intelligence (AI) generated content and practicing responsible content creation. He reminded students to become more responsible digital citizens by understanding the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012, and practicing caution and accountability in their online activities.
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โThe symposium also featured an orientation which includes norms and code of conduct and guidance, policies, rules and regulations of the school. This reminded the students of the standards expected from every Passi City College Student, emphasizing discipline, accountability, and professionalism.
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โ"Awareness shapes our choices, while responsibility defines our actions."
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โThe symposium highlighted the importance of awareness, empathy, and responsibility among the student body. During the closing program, College Administrator and College President, Dr. Janice Jennifer P. Palmares, encouraged students to put the lessons they had learned into practice with integrity and accountability. The program concluded at 5:30 pm, with students leaving the venue equipped with new knowledge and practical lessons they can apply both inside and outside the campus.
โ๏ธ J. M Feo
๐ธG. Gazo