Showing posts with label ZSCMST. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ZSCMST. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Goodbye Ma'am Jessica Vallejos

Kudos to all you've done to ZSCMST ma'am.
You're an epitome of a teacher, a friend, a confidant.

Memories with you ma'am will forever be cheished in our hearts.
May u be in God's loving care and presence.

We love u all ma'am.

Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Indictment: Quality Education Deflates Below Zero Datum

by: Mary Grace S. Cagay

On typical campus days you can see corpses attending their classes, taking hold of whatever their professors stuff in their not-so-empty brains. Grrr.. Here I am again, a zombie roaming around the premises, wandering looking for another victim to scare.
Tic-tac, tic-tac… The clock strikes 11:30 am. There I am sitting still; applying the epitome of espionage, ready to eviscerate beings with my esoteric verbiage; dauntlessly climbing up to the zenith.
Let’s start with this flaring issue on the so-called “Quality Education” this learning institution has in store for these creeping carcasses to fill-in the spaces of their brains. Ugghh! What a seamy phase of matter.
“Mag-meet si Ma’am?” Dili man siguro. “Dili nalang ta mosulod klase.” Uy, onde ka anda? Man-meet daw si ma’am ara. “’di ya lang io entra, nonsense lang man syempre ta-abla si ma’am, huga ya lang io DOTA.” When i happen to chitchat with student regarding how they are taught by their profesors, he said with a flick of disappointment on his face, “Wala na ko’y gana mosulod klase, mas maayu pa man amu high school teachers sa ilaha (referring to the college instructors). Simple English grammar dili gane kabalu. Mali2x pa ang uban lessons. They are no longer efficient and effective teachers.” These and other looming tête-à-têtes make up the campus setting. Do these corpses I mean students still experiencing the “quality education” they are after? An article of this publication clearly stated this line, “We (referring to ZSCMST) don’t accept the best and the brightest, we make them.”There are lots of synonymous words to the word MAKE: to wit some; create craft, orchestrate, construct, mold. The ultimate question is, “Is this realized?” Not so, I believe.
What’s so ironic is that professors with less knowledge, fewer wits tend to show-off apparently not minding and leaving behind erudite ones. Why is this so? How about the corpses? Are they still part of the individuals to be nurtured to become all that they are capable of being? ZSCMST population increased with a higher percentage this year compared last year. The torrent of corpses seeks for AFFORDABLE, QUALITY EDUCATION. But then again, only AFFORDABLE EDUCATION is carried out.
In this fast paced and complicated world of intellectuals involvement is a must. To whom this may concern; carcasses need your substantial ideas not your so-so magnetic flux of non-sense yet alluring notions.
Why settle for mediocrity if excellence is possible? So much with eulogies, let’s face reality. The hourglass has long been dripping; the next thing would be the awakening of everybody from deep slumber. Achieving Primus Inter Pares (first among equals); let it be done.
Oh, I almost forgot. I’d better be heading for my scheduled activity; an espresso with me, myself and I; just to eliminate cutthroat thoughts in my psyche. Hhhm. My belly aches; I need something to devour to suppress my cravings. Tsk..tsk..

Saturday, July 18, 2009

Screening For Mast Chronicle Editorial Board EXTENDED!!!

Last July 18, 2009, Saturday, the Mast Chronicle conducted a screening for aspiring student journalists to be a part of The Mast Chronicle Editorial Board for S.Y 2009-2010.

Due to students demand of an Extended Screening, The Mast Chronicle will now be conducting an everyday screening starting from July 21-25, 2009, 4-6pm.

Thank you ZSCMST students for the patronage!!!

Thursday, March 19, 2009

ATTENTION: ZSCMST Students

to all Mast Chronicle subscribers of Zamboanga State College of Marine Sciences and Technology, you can now claim 2nd Semester publication of The Mast Chronicle at the Mast Chronicle Office beside the security unit, this college.

a Php75.00 must be paid before issuance of the magazine..

Thank you for the patronage!!!

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Prof. Samson Grabs Best Development Paper Award

The project title: Coastal Resource Management in the Municipality of Tungawan, Zamboanga Sibugay, Philippines authored by Prof. Jesus Rolando A. Samson of Zamboanga State College of Marine Sciences and Technology bagged 1st Place; Best Development Paper during the 11th Zonal Community Review held in Davao City on November 20-21, 2008.

Moreover, the said paper was also presented in the National Aquatic Resources Research and Development System (NARRDS) during the 21st Founding Anniversary of the Philippine Council for Aquatic and Marine Research and Development (PCAMRD) with the theme, “Moving on with Aquatic Resources Research and Development (R & D).” The event was held at the PCAMRD Headquarters, Jamboree Road, Brgy. Timugan, Los Baños, Laguna on Januray 29-30, 2009. Fortunately, Mr. Samson's paper grabbed 1st Place; Best Development Paper in one of the Research and Development categories for 2008.

The National Aquatic Resources Research and Development System (NARRDS) is a nationwide network of R&D Institutions consisting of SUCs, government agencies and private sector. The network is composed of over 100 members which include the national and zonal centers, cooperating stations and collaborating specialized agencies which implement aquatic and marine resources R&D.

We are very proud of you Sir!!!

Thursday, March 5, 2009

ZSCMST Commemorates Annual Palaro

By: Mary Grace S. Cagay

The Zamboanga State College of Marine Sciences and Technology successfully held its Annual Palaro last February 25-28, 2009 at the Don Lorenzo Memorial Sports Complex headed by the ZSCMST P.E Department.

The Opening Ceremony was highlighted by a parade presenting the athletes from different colleges; CFST, CFMS, CELA, CMT and the Laboratory High School with their coaches and the teaching and non-teaching personnel accompanied by the ZSCMST Band.

A field demonstration from students of the Laboratory High School filled the ZSCMST ground as they showcased their exhibitions that gained the applause of the crowd. The Dance Sport Competition immediately followed showing the moves and lifts of the dance couples who graced the floor with poise and elegance.

Day two marked the start of the different games scheduled. Despite the changing weather conditions, especially the scourging heat of the sun, you can still sense the desire and determination of the players to win.

On February 28, 2009, Saturday, the College of Maritime Technology (CMT) Crackers showed off a strapping field demonstration which reaped the claps of the spectators. It was indeed an awesome display from the CMT Crackers.

At 3:00 PM, the Closing and Awarding Ceremony was conducted in the presence of Dr. Milavel Depacaquivo Nazario- Acting College President, Dr. Jaime G. Jalon- VP for Academic Affairs assisted by the P.E Department headed by Mr. Rolando Dublado. Unit 4 (seniors) of the Laboratory High School grabbed the overall champion in the High School Category earning 100 points. The College of Fisheries and Marine Sciences swept the pages of ZSCMST Palaro History as it made a successful mark in the recently concluded Annual Palaro after clutching the overall champion in the College Category after earning a total of 99 points followed by the College of Maritime Technology (CMT) with 86 points and the College of Food Sciences and Technology with 83 points respectively.

Monday, February 23, 2009

Dr. NAZARIO…. Picking up the pieces of a broken…

Just a page to get to know our college president…
Zamboanga State College of Marine Sciences and Technology (ZSCMST)

Dr. NAZARIO…. Picking up the pieces of a broken…

A vacation cut short for an ordinary faculty, bonding with her two lovely daughters in far-flung Queen City of the South… “Not in my wildest imaginations”, she recalls and the feeling is still there. T’was in early April when a call jolted her from slumber, she was to report on the following Monday as OIC President. She couldn’t believe it, thought it was all a dream. But the current dilemma was, she didn’t have wings to fly back that fast. How could she be in school in time for the Monday, April 14th 2008 to assume the heaviest of all responsibilities her half of a century existence ever did face.

A tumultuous path thereon – the “Margaret Thatcher” Lady with the “iron will” fondly called by a close former colleague, Dr. Sta. Teresa held on to the reins of a college on the verge of collapse. Everything was just a mess – one wouldn’t know where to start. Yet, this lady kept on trying to pick up the pieces, lest they forever crumble into oblivion.

Right now, the cloudiness still hovers, but one is able to see the light, through hard work and a firm mind, drowning is not imminent.

Things put in place, human resources explored, data banks filling up, linkages restored, records straightened, and the college once again is on its path to improvement and progress. Thanks to the people who share their time, ideas and expertise.

These among others put back on track a college bound for derailment.

Until then….