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Not all heroes wear capes—some are simply called “Dad.” 🦸 Thank you for being pillars of support, sources of wisdom, and everyday inspirations. Your hard work and dedication do not go unnoticed.

May your day be filled with appreciation, love, and the happiness you truly deserve. 👨‍👧‍👦

ICONS wishes all the great daddies out there a joyful and meaningful Father’s Day! 💙

The Institute of Computer Network Society (ICONS) proudly took part in the Walk of Pride 2026 alongside the NC community in celebration of Pride Month.

The event brought together students, faculty, staff, and advocates in a meaningful display of unity, acceptance, and support for the LGBTQIA+ community. Through this celebration, participants reaffirmed the importance of creating inclusive spaces where everyone is respected, valued, and empowered to express their authentic selves.

As we continue to foster a culture of understanding and equality, may Pride Month serve as a reminder that diversity strengthens our community and that every voice deserves to be heard. Together, we walk with pride.

Together, we stand for inclusion. Happy Pride Month! 🌈

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#SDG5GenderEquality

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The ICONS organization proudly took part in the university-wide initiative Linis Kolehiyo 2026, joining the NC community in promoting cleanliness, environmental responsibility, and collective action toward maintaining a well-organized academic environment.

In preparation for the upcoming academic year, ICONS members actively dedicated their time and effort in cleaning and organizing the Computer Science (CS) Building and Computer Laboratories, ensuring that these spaces remain safe, conducive, and fully ready for students, faculty, and academic activities. This initiative highlights the importance of maintaining proper learning environments that support productivity, focus, and collaboration.

Beyond physical cleaning, the activity reinforces values of discipline, teamwork, and shared responsibility among students. It serves as a reminder that a clean and well-maintained campus is essential in fostering a positive and effective learning experience.

ICONS remains committed to supporting institutional programs that promote environmental stewardship, student involvement, and meaningful campus engagement aligned with sustainable development goals.

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#SDG4QualityEducation

#SDG11SustainableCitiesandCommunities

#SDG12ResponsibleConsumptionandProduction

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The College of Computing Studies (CCS), together with the Institute of Computer Network Society (ICONS), actively participated in the Seminar and Workshop on Internationalization Documentation and Narrative Development, an enriching learning experience aimed at strengthening institutional initiatives through effective documentation and strategic planning.

The seminar provided participants with a deeper understanding of how academic programs, projects, and institutional initiatives can be aligned with international standards and frameworks. Discussions focused on identifying impactful practices, developing meaningful narratives from existing accomplishments, and presenting these initiatives in a manner that highlights their relevance, sustainability, and contribution to educational innovation. Participants were also introduced to key concepts in evaluating programs, recognizing opportunities for improvement, and transforming ideas into measurable outcomes that create lasting impact within the institution and the community.

A significant portion of the workshop emphasized the importance of documenting initiatives beyond simply reporting activities. Participants learned how to effectively communicate the purpose, process, implementation, and outcomes of projects while demonstrating their value and contribution to institutional development. The session also provided valuable insights into international recognition programs, including the qualifications, standards, and documentation requirements necessary for institutions seeking to showcase innovative practices on a global stage.

Present during the seminar were Dr. Mindalita O. Cruz, Dean of the College of Computing Studies; Mr. Christian C. Torres, MIT, Program Head of CS; John Kennedy Lorenzana, ICONS President; and Mr. John Loyd Madrinian, IT Staff. They were joined by fellow faculty members, deans, staff, and students from various colleges and offices, fostering a collaborative environment for learning, sharing best practices, and exchanging ideas.

Through this seminar and workshop, participants gained valuable knowledge and practical insights that will contribute to the continuous enhancement of academic programs, student-led initiatives, and institutional projects. The experience serves as a step toward strengthening the culture of innovation, strategic development, and internationalization within the institution, empowering participants to create initiatives that are not only impactful at the local level but also relevant in the broader global educational landscape.

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This is to inform everyone that CLASSES START on JUNE 29, 2026.

Therefore, adding, changing and dropping of subjects will be allowed during this period only, from June 29 to July 10, 2026.

For the Institutional Orientation A.Y. 2026-2027 on June 22, 2026, all First-Year Students, Returnees, Irregular Students, and Transferees are requested to wear the designated shirt color corresponding to their program:

🔴 BSHM – Red

⚪ BECED – White

🔵 BSED – Dark Blue

🟡 BSCS/ACT – Yellow

🔹 BEED – Light Blue

More than just a shirt color, it represents your identity, your chosen path, and the community you belong to. Let your color proudly reflect the program you are part of as we come together for the Institutional Orientation.

Stand proud, represent your program, and wear your colors with confidence!

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All students who are interested in pursuing the Associate in Computer Technology (ACT) program are encouraged to read the announcement below for important details and guidelines.

Please be guided accordingly and keep yourselves updated for further announcements. Thank you!

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TO ALL GRADUATING STUDENT BATCH 2026