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 ?40,000 each to 18 CoScho scholars.

The BEYA Serye ng Pampublikong Panayam for 2025 yielded substantial and meaningful outcomes, particularly in strengthening students’ understanding of culture, heritage, history, and community engagement in the province of Aurora. With most participants coming from the School of Education and the School of Accountancy and Business Management of the Aurora State College of Technology, the series provided a formative learning experience that shaped their academic perspectives, cultural awareness, and sense of civic responsibility.

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.