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+ May 10, 2021 THE United Architects of the Philippines Graduate Auxiliary (UAPGA) Cebu Chapter hosted a three-day Techtonics Hackathon event where students and professionals in the AEC (Architecture, Engineering and Construction) sector presented their innovative and revolutionary ideas to a panel of judges and investors.
The grand prize of the event was ₱30,000. The second prize meanwhile was ₱5,000, and the third prize was ₱3,000. Aside from the prizes, interested investors could also reach out to the contestants and invest in their ideas to help turn them into profitable businesses.
Day 1: Pitch Fest
The event officially kicked off at 4 p.m. on April 30, 2021. Prior to it, the contestants and event organizers had gathered in a Zoom meeting to orient the contestants on how the event would pan out, as well as to give further instructions.
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“CTU administration remains highly committed to CHED (Commission on Higher Education) regulations, especially pertaining to the new normal implementation of classes,” CTU President Dr. Rosein Ancheta Jr. said in a statement.
Ancheta said the state university has taken necessary steps after the CTU-College of Veterinary Medicine was said to have held physical classes even if it was not part of the universities that CHED has recently allowed to start holding limited face-to-face classes.
The concerned faculty who allegedly violated protocols has been relieved from her position while undergoing due process, Ancheta said.
“We are doing our best to ensure the safety of the concerned veterinary students, while remaining committed to the quality of education,” Ancheta added.