by Jonalyn C. Geronimo
Students from the College of Business Administration (CBA) proudly participated in the 6th Dr. Margarita J. Fernandez Cup 2025: Talents Unlimited, showcasing their creativity, skills, and academic excellence. The event provided a platform for students to demonstrate their talents and represent their department with confidence and dedication.
Phase 1 of the competition, held on November 14-15, 2025, focused on academic and intellectual challenges such as Quiz Bee, Extemporaneous Speech, Essay Writing, and On-the-Spot Drawing. These events tested the students’ knowledge, quick thinking, and ability to perform under pressure, giving them the opportunity to shine in a competitive environment.
Phase 2, conducted on February 9, 2026, highlighted artistic and performance-based talents, including Oration, Vocal Solo, Vocal Duet, and Dance. The Debate Competition was held separately on March 3, 2026, allowing students to exhibit their critical thinking, persuasive communication, and teamwork skills in structured arguments.
CBA students actively participated in all events, guided and supported by faculty members who encouraged practice, preparation, and confidence. On stage and in competitions, students displayed poise, creativity, and resilience, overcoming nervousness and challenges with determination and a competitive spirit.
The dedication of CBA students was reflected in the results, with several participants receiving awards in their respective categories. These achievements brought recognition not only to the students themselves but also to the College of Business Administration, highlighting the college’s commitment to holistic education that blends academic excellence, leadership, creativity, and teamwork.
The Awarding Ceremony on March 9, 2026, celebrated the accomplishments of all participants in Intercollegiate levels. The event served as a testament to the talent, perseverance, and vibrant spirit of CBA students, inspiring them to carry their passion and dedication forward in future endeavors.