The Aurora State College of Technology first year accountancy students led by Mr. James Mathew Viernes initiated the Liwanag Sa Dilim: Solar Street Light for School Safety. It that took place from from May 2 to May 5, 2024. The project aimed to enhance visibility and campus safety, reduce accident risks, and promote sustainability on continue reading : Liwanag sa Dilim : Solar Street Lighting Enhancing Safety and Sustainability

The ASCOT Tambayan Spot, an initiative under the NSTP CWTS program, is spearheaded by the School of Information Technology. Coordinated by Christian C. Roxas, Jan Leo R. Crisanto, and Keyvenz C. Portera, and actively participated by students of the School of Information Technology. This project aims to enhance student well-being and improve the environment through continue reading : ASCOT Tambayan Spot: A Haven for Student Well-Being

June 18, 2024 – Aurora State College of Technology (ASCOT), led by the Student Affairs Services Office, hosted an “Orientation and Pre-Deployment” activity for the Cash for Work program. Funded by Senator Imee Marcos and implemented by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), the program aims to provide short-term support to students and continue reading : ASCOT Students Set to Participate in Cash for Work Program

June 18, 2024 – The Aurora State College of Technology (ASCOT), in partnership with DOLE, hosted the Special Program for Employment of Students (SPES) Orientation. Twenty students have been selected to participate, working in various ASCOT offices in Bazal, Casiguran, and Zabali for 20 days. This initiative aims to enhance their personal and professional development. continue reading : DOLE SPES Selects 20 Students for Work Experience at ASCOT

July 14, 2024 – As promised by Congressman Rommel T. Angara, a Victory Ball was held to celebrate and reward 199 ASCOT athletes who competed in the recent SCUAA III Olympics in Tarlac province. Winning athletes received bonus cash gifts in recognition of their efforts. In his speech, Congressman Angara emphasized his commitment to improving continue reading : Reaping the Rewards: ASCOT Athletes Honored by Congressman Angara

June 14, 2024 – 729 students from the Aurora State College of Technology (ASCOT) received financial assistance through the CHED Tulong Dunong Program. This initiative, spearheaded by Congressman Rommel T. Angara, provided each beneficiary with a stipend of PHP 7,500. This kind of activity is in alignment with UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 4 – continue reading : 729 Students Benefit From Tulong Dunong Program

June 19, 2024 – Aurora State College of Technology (ASCOT) welcomed the Central Luzon Regional Project Monitoring Committee (CL-RPM) for a briefing on the ongoing construction of the Teacher Education Building, featuring 15 classrooms at Ermita Hill, Brgy. Zabali, Baler, Aurora. ASCOT’s key officials, including President Renato G. Reyes and NEDA 3 Regional Director Ms. continue reading : Boosting Progress: Central Luzon Regional Project Monitoring Committee (CL-RPMC) visit ASCOT’s Building Project

Calling all art enthusiasts! Are you ready to paint your summer with creativity and connection? Join us for the Aurora Youth for Sports and Arts (AYOS-A) Workshop, presented by the Office of Senator Sonny Angara, the National Historical Commission of the Philippines, ASCOT Socio-Cultural Affairs Unit, and the School of Arts and Sciences. Dive into continue reading : AYOS A

June 18, 2024, Aurora State College of Technology hosted a Workshop and Orientation on the Preparation of Business Plan for the ASCOT Income Generating Project (IGP). The event was organized by Production (IGP) Auxiliary Services headed by Ms. Mardelyn Babilonia-Barrogo and aimed to provide valuable insights and guidance on creating effective business plans. The program continue reading : ASCOT BOT Private Sector Representatives Share Business Expertise at Workshop: Building Effective Business Plans for Income Generation

In alignment with the United Nation Sustainable Development Goal No.11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) in which clean surroundings contribute to creating safer and healthier community. The “Ating Paaralan: Linisin at Alagaan” project, spearheaded by the NSTP-CWTS School of Education, was an initiative aimed at providing students with a clean, healthy, and safe environment. This effort, continue reading : Clean and Care: Transforming ASCOT Together for Safer, Healthier Community

The ASCOT NSTP-CWTS students and faculty spearheaded the “Bottle Harvest: Turning Trash into Cash,” aiming to beautify the Coastal Resource Management Building’s front yard in the second semester of 2023-2024. The said initiative was guided by Ms. Norma T. Barbasa, Director of NSTP with support from facilitators Daniel O. Roxas, Maurine P. Gabriel, Jan Karla continue reading : Trash to Treasure: ASCOT’s Green Campus Initiative