The activity successfully disbursed stipends to 64 TDP scholars.

The activity successfully disbursed stipends to 46 scholars (41 TES 4Ps and 5 TDP), ensuring timely support for their academic and personal needs.The event demonstrated efficient coordination between the Scholarship Unit, Cash Unit, and ASCOT administration. Scholars’ positive feedback highlighted the importance of financial assistance in sustaining their education, reinforcing ASCOT’s mission to empower students and promote academic excellence.

The activity successfully distributed stipends to 27 TDP scholars, ensuring timely financial support for academic and personal needs. It also highlighted effective coordination among the Scholarship Unit, Cash Unit, and ASCOT administration, reinforcing ASCOT’s commitment to student welfare and academic excellence.

The activity successfully distributed stipends to 466 beneficiaries (76 TDP and 390 TES scholars), providing timely financial support for academic and personal needs. It also strengthened ASCOT’s scholarship management efficiency and reinforced its commitment to inclusive, equitable, and quality education, motivating scholars to focus on their academic progress.

The activity resulted in the successful distribution of ?27,000.00 each to four DA ACEF Batch 11 scholars, ensuring timely financial assistance for their academic expenses. It also reinforced effective coordination between ASCOT and the Department of Agriculture, strengthening institutional commitment to inclusive education and agricultural advancement.

The activity resulted in the successful and transparent release of ?1,768,500.00 to qualified ACEF-GIAHEP scholars from Batches 9, 10, and 11, ensuring timely financial support for their academic needs. It also strengthened institutional accountability and inspired scholars to pursue excellence, reflecting ASCOT’s shared commitment with partners to build a resilient generation of future agricultural leaders.

The International Seminar on Sustainable Food System and Bioenergy was conducted on September 9, 2025, at Bulwagang Senator Edgardo J. Angara, ASCOT, Brgy. Zabali, Baler, Aurora. This seminar facilitated the establishment of linkages among the participants, leading to potential research collaborations, academic exchanges, and joint advocacy projects. Also, this seminar aimed to equip participants with a deeper understanding of how sustainable food systems can be strengthened through the integration of bioenergy technologies, food security measures, and culturally sensitive practices such as halal preparation. The seminar reflected the commitment of two schools to internationalization: the School of Accountancy and Business Management and the School of Industrial Technology.

The activity resulted in the successful and transparent distribution of stipends to 32 COSCHO and DA ACEF scholars.

Released stipend cheques to 128 scholars.

The Training on Oyster Mushroom Production & Management was conducted on March 28, 2025, at Sitio Bulos, Brgy. Dinadiawan, Dipaculao, Aurora. The activity was organized by the Aurora State College of Technology – School of Agricultural Sciences and aimed to educate local farmers and interested individuals on the fundamentals of mushroom cultivation.