The College of Arts and Sciences Paseo de Colegio 2023

 by Aprille Paula O. Salvino

Photo by Papitik 

Camarines Polytechnic Colleges, College of Arts and Sciences community conducted one of its most anticipated events this year, the Paseo de Colegio with the theme Hollywood Glamour: A Night to Consolidate and Commemorate held at the university gymnasium on Saturday, April 29

Paseo de Colegio of College of Arts and Sciences was the first grand ball of the college department and was planned and led  by CAS-CSC Governor Krizel N. Sirios along with her officers. The said event was attended by CSPC key officials, CAS faculties and staff, SSC, CAS-CSC, and CAS students. With their glamorous gowns and suits  the guests and attendees walked at the red carpet of the event showcasing their Hollywood-inspired outfits. The event aims to help students understand the value of group respect, different opinions, group effort, leadership, and friendship. It also attempts to strengthen CAS students' social interaction and development of personalities. Additionally, this event's centerpiece is to honor several CAS students and organizations that have given their best for the last  academic year. 



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