CPC - College of Maritime Education

Ngayong Mayo 1, kinikilala natin ang sipag, sakripisyo, at dignidad ng bawat manggagawang Pilipino. Sila ang mga kamay at pusong patuloy na bumubuo at nagpapagalaw sa ating lipunan.

Sa bawat pawis na pumapatak ay may kwento ng pagsusumikap at pag-asa. Nawa’y patuloy nating pahalagahan, igalang, at ipaglaban ang karapatan at kapakanan ng mga manggagawa.

Para sa manggagawang Pilipino, saludo kami sa inyo.

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Words and Graphics by Kristine Angelu Alegre

𝗧𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗸 𝗬𝗼𝘂, 𝗙𝗿. 𝗧𝗼𝗸!

In every season, there are people who become part of the journey, steadily guiding from where they are called.

As Director of Student Affairs and Services, you have been part of the space that holds student life together, including the Purisimian Publication under your office. In ways seen and unseen, your presence became part of our process, of deadlines met, pages created, and stories told.

Not every contribution is meant to be seen all at once. Some are felt over time, in how things continue, in how spaces are sustained,
and in how journeys quietly move forward.

As you begin a new ministry, we offer our gratitude for the time you have shared with the CPC community. May you carry with you the same sense of purpose as you step into this next calling.

Thank you and see you around, Fr. Tok! 💜

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Graphics by Ein Sanguillosa

The CPC Research Office, under the leadership of Dr. Herminia Gomez, successfully conducted its Research In-House Review, showcasing the hard work and innovation of 13 research groups from the 3rd Year Section Alpha of the College of Maritime Education. Each group confidently presented their studies, reflecting dedication, critical thinking, and a strong commitment to advancing maritime knowledge. The event also fostered a collaborative academic environment, with 2nd year CME students actively participating as the audience.

The activity was further strengthened by the presence of Engr. Evelyn Bilan and Mr. Paul Melvin Estores, who served as evaluators and provided valuable insights to the presenters. Their expertise helped guide the students in refining their research and encouraged them to strive for excellence.

This successful in-house review highlights the institution’s continued commitment to academic growth and research development.

Leadership starts before the position"

College of Marine Engineering cadets at the Leadership Training Seminar ⚓
We train for the bridge and the engine room. Now we’re training to serve CPC.
Because real leaders don’t wait for rank to take responsibility.

Anchored in faith and dedicated to excellence, the College of Maritime Education Student Pastoral Council endeavors to serve as the compass for our fellow students.

Recognizing that true success lies not only in technical mastery but also in the strength of one's character.

From the Engine Room to the Student Council.

These are the cadets from the College of Maritime Education who are ready tp steer the SPC forward.
SPCElections2026 # Futuremarineengineers

𝐌𝐀𝐂𝐇𝐎 𝐌𝐀𝐑𝐈𝐍𝐎 2026

Moments filled with laughter, confidence, and unforgettable performances during Macho Marino 2026, a comedy-filled highlight of the College of Maritime Education’s celebration of the 78th Founding Anniversary of Colegio de la Purisima Concepcion.

From bold entrances to crowd-winning punchlines, the event showcased not just talent, but the fun and camaraderie that define CME activities.

Special thanks to 2/M Ramon C. Martirez Jr., Dean of CME, Sir Paul Melvin Estores, together with his fellow CASE faculty members, whose efforts and commitment made this event possible.