BSN Copper

Like copper, she is resilient, warm, and grows more beautiful with time.

Happy Birthday to the heart and strength of our home, our Copper Mother, Joybell C. Castro.

May your year be as bright and polished as you are! 🍰🍾🥳

Happy Retirement To Ma’am Cheche Salaum🤩🙌💗

Thank you for all the memories, bonds, and laughter you shared with us. We missed your calmness, humility, and kindness inside and outside the school. Enjoy your retirement matita ng Copper 😘. Keep safe and healthy matita. God Bless you!

From: From Group 3-Locsinians 2025 & In behalf of Copper Family

PS: this photo was taken at Pilar Dam as we were heading back to Tagbilaran after our OR Duty in Ubay

“Group 1, One Team — United in purpose, driven by passion."

Our clinical journey has finally come to an end. It feels like just yesterday when we were nervously walking the halls of University of Bohol, unsure of what was waiting for us in the real world of nursing. And now, after all the months spent in different wards, different hospitals, and different lives we’ve touched—we’re finally here. Nearing graduation and hearts full.

From our first steps into Governor Celestino Gallares Memorial Medical Center and its busy corridors, the calm yet challenging duty days in Allied Care Experts Medical Hospital–Bohol, and the unforgettable experience at Don Emilio Del Valle Memorial Hospital and Garcia Memorial Provincial Hospital—each place became a part of our story. Each patient, each shift, each moment shaped us.

It wasn’t always easy. There were early mornings, sleepless nights, sore feet, and moments of doubt. But through it all, we had each other. We weren’t just a clinical group—we were a team, a family. We learned together, leaned on one another, carried each other through exhaustion, anxiety, and fear—and we grew.

Now that this chapter is closing, our hearts are full of gratitude. These hospitals didn’t just train us—they transformed us. And the bond we’ve created as a group will always be one of the most special parts of our nursing journey. We’re proud—not just of what we’ve achieved, but of who we’ve become, and of the people who stood by our side throughout it all.

Thank you, clinical family. Thank you, duty mates. Thank you, University of Bohol, and all the hospitals that welcomed us and helped us grow. Thank you, Lord, for the strength, grace, and guidance that carried us through nursing school. This is the end of our clinical duty—but the beginning of the rest of our lives as future nurses.

And no matter where we go from here, a part of our hearts will always be with each other, walking those hospital halls, side by side.

Music: End of Beginning by Djo
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Section Copper marked a significant milestone last April 10, 2025, as they completed their final Academic Advising session—an emotional and meaningful moment for every future nurse in the room. Spearheaded by their ever-supportive class adviser, 𝐌𝐚’𝐚𝐦 𝐉𝐨𝐲𝐛𝐞𝐥𝐥 𝐂. 𝐂𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐨, this session wasn't just about academic planning—it was a celebration of growth, resilience, and the journey they’ve all walked together. As the final stretch of nursing school begins, this advising marks the beginning of the end—and the start of something greater. May this chapter pave the way for each one to earn those two powerful letters: “𝐑𝐍”.

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