CSUG Hospitality Management - COLSC

13/05/2026

❗️❗️❗️Attention ❗️❗️❗️

Mabuhay, Ka-CHM! This is a strict reminder to our incoming freshmen students. Please follow your scheduled date, come on time, and be sure that you have with you all of your documents. Thank you and see you tomorrow 🙏🏻

- Z

08/05/2026

Mabuhay,Ka-CHM!!!

To our incoming freshmen students, please refer to this post for your interview schedules. Please take note of the materials you should prepare, dress code, and procedures. Kitakits, Ka-CHM!!!

- Z

08/05/2026

07/05/2026

❗️❗️❗️Announcement ❗️❗️❗️

Mabuhay! On behalf of the College of Hospitality Management Student Council, we would like to inform our dear incoming freshmen that the list of interviewees will be posted as soon as the College has done all impending tasks for the CHM Parents’ Night and Graduation. Thank you so much for your patience. Kitakits, Ka-CHM!

12/04/2026

30/03/2026

2026 𝐼𝓃𝓉𝑒𝓇-𝒞𝒶𝓂𝓅𝓊𝓈 𝒮𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁𝓈 𝒪𝓁𝓎𝓂𝓅𝒾𝒸𝓈

To all Participants,
Your passion and dedication gave life to this year’s Inter-Campus Skills Olympics. You showed not only your skills but also the true spirit of hospitality—excellence, creativity, and professionalism. Every performance reflected your hard work and commitment. This journey was more than winning medals. It was about unity, sacrifice, and shared dreams. Representing CSU-G was already a victory, and we are proud of the courage and perseverance you showed.

To all Faculty Coaches,
Your guidance and support shaped the success of every delegate. Behind every confident participant is a mentor who believed, trained, and inspired them. Every achievement carries your influence, because you built not only skills but also character.

To our College Dean, Dr. Khayle G. Agluba,
Words are not enough to express our gratitude. You gave your heart and energy to make this journey possible. You stood with us through every challenge, and because of your leadership, we found the strength to continue. This success is as much yours as it is ours.

To our Campus Executive Officer, Dr. Froilan A. Pacris Jr.,
We thank you for your commitment to the institution and your belief in the students. Your support helped make this event successful and continues to open opportunities for growth and excellence.

To our Municipal Mayor, Hon. Relie S. Dalmaceda,
We deeply appreciate your support. It showed the importance of working together between the school and the community. We are especially thankful for the transportation provided by the LGU. Without it, we would not have been able to reach CSU–Sanchez Mira Campus and join this unforgettable event.

To all Sponsors,
Your generosity made this celebration possible. Your support not only brought the event to life but also inspired students to aim higher and pursue their dreams. Beyond the in-kind help, your belief in this event encouraged us to work harder. You are partners in building the next generation of hospitality professionals, and your contribution will be remembered in the success of students for years to come.

To all Student Volunteers,
Your effort behind the scenes made sure everything ran smoothly. From preparation to ex*****on, your teamwork and dedication did not go unnoticed. You are the silent heroes who made this event possible.

The Inter-Campus Skills Olympics 2026 was more than a competition—it was a celebration of unity, passion, and excellence among five campuses. As attendees, we were honored to be part of an event remembered not only for the achievements but also for the friendship and spirit of hospitality it showed.

Congratulations and thank you to everyone who made this success possible!

CTTO: The Touchstone

28/03/2026

Inter-Campus Skills Olympics 2026

Five campuses, one stage, and countless talents showcased the excellence of future hospitality professionals! The College of Hospitality Management proudly brought together delegates from Gonzaga, Lal-Lo, Sanchez Mira, Aparri, and Andrews Campuses for an unforgettable celebration of skill, creativity, and camaraderie.

The event was further inspired by the powerful message delivered by OIC University President Dr. Arthur G. Ibañez, ASEAN Engr., who encouraged all participants to strive for excellence, embrace innovation, and embody the true spirit of hospitality.

The opening day burst with energy and artistry through the Festival Dance Competition, followed by simultaneous events that tested precision, creativity, and professionalism:
Cake Decoration
Flight Attendant Showmanship
Bed Make-Up
Travel Vlogging (Editing)
Flair Tending
Event Proposal
3-in-1 Event Set-Up
CHM Ambassador & Ambassadress

The second day emphasized knowledge, communication, and digital tourism skills through simultaneous competitions:
Travel Blogging
Virtual Tour Guiding
Quiz Bowl
Travel Vlogging (Viewing)

CHM–CSU Gonzaga Achievements

🥇 Champion
• Cake Decoration - Jhon Mike Argel and Zoren Marquez
Coach: Ma'am Florence Ann B. Urbi

🥉 2nd Runner-Up
• Festival Dance - Jhoeden Ulnagan, John Carlo Recolizado, Janmar Daña, Nympha Camit, Charmaine Corales, Macorina Umoquit, Jessie Mhar Medrano, Patrick Palma, Jordan Dave Lumidao, Camille Patiag, Reyster Kelvin Sabug, Valerie Villarao, Cheska Bautista, Frangiel Agbayani
Dance Instructor: Mark Anthony Raquiño
Coach: Ma'am Jaenezxey Jean T. Seguirre

• Bed Make-Up - Precious Tagumasi
Coach: Ma'am Jaenezxey Jean T. Seguirre

• Virtual Tour Guiding - Pauleen Sevilleja
Coaches: Ma'am Jaenezxey Jean T. Seguirre and Ma'am Florence Ann B. Urbi

• Market Basket - Jastin Andy Serrano, Angelo Castillo, Mark Johnsen Agapinay
Coach: Ma'am Rhea Divina B. Yagin

🥉 3rd Runner-Up
• Quiz Bowl - Karyle Cotejar, Justin Gauani (Zeiane), Liezl Rodriguez
Coach: Sir Joe Mhar Y. Cagaoan

• Travel Vlogging - Angel Faith, Ilayat, Niña Xyreen Piornato
Coach: Sir Jomar Soliva

• Travel Blogging - Niña Xyreen Piornato
Coach: Sir Jomar Soliva

• Flair Tending - Hans Guira, Lance Dave Alinan, Aaron Angelo Orteza, Yves Belen
Coach: Sir Joe Mhar Y. Cagaoan

🏅 4th Runner-Up
• Flight Attendant Showmanship - Kariel Layug, Reyster Kelvin Sabug Camille Patiag
Coaches: Ma'am Jaenezxey Jean T. Seguirre and Ma'am Florence Ann B. Urbi

• 3-in-1 Table Set-Up - Mark Anthony Raquiño, Jordan Dave Lumidao, Francis Pagud, Differson Lee Castillo
Coaches: Ma'am Shiena Marie R. Gaño and Sir Joe Mhar Y. Cagaoan

• Coffee Concoction - Chloe Escobar, Clovee Tabalanza
Coaches: Sir Joe Mhar Y. Cagaoan and Ma'am Rhea Divina B. Yagin

• Event Proposal - Edessa Bañez, Jenelyn Barcena
Coaches: Ma'am Shiena Marie R. Gaño and Ma'am Beverly V. Ocab

• Mr. Ambassador - Silver Camalon
Coaches: Sir Jeffrey V. Obedoza, Ma'am Beverly V. Ocab, and Ma'am Pamela Joy Blancas

• Ms. Ambassadress - Jannel Magaoay
Coaches: Sir Jeffrey V. Obedoza, Ma'am Beverly V. Ocab, and Ma'am Pamela Joy Blancas

A special thank you to our Campus Executive Officer, Dr. Froilan A. Pacris Jr., our Municipal Mayor, Hon. Relie S. Dalmaceda, and our generous sponsors from the CHM Alumni and valued partners. Your unwavering support and belief in our students made this event not only possible, but truly meaningful. Without you, this celebration of talent, passion, and excellence would not have reached the remarkable success it has achieved.

This 2-day celebration was more than a competition—it was a testament to passion, teamwork, and the pursuit of excellence in the field of hospitality. Congratulations to all participants, organizers, and winners for making this event a remarkable success!

Photo Credits to The TOUCHSTONE

19/03/2026

Here are additional snapshots taken during the awarding ceremony.

19/03/2026

2026 CHM Mini Skills Olympics – Afternoon Highlights
Elemental Excellence: Mastering Hospitality and Tourism Across Domains

The excitement continues in the afternoon! The second half of the program resumed by bringing even more energy and skillful performances across different venues.

The Resto Laboratory came alive with the Flight Attendant Showmanship and Virtual Tour Guiding, where participants showcased professionalism, confidence, and industry-level expertise.

Meanwhile, creativity and precision filled the Kitchen Laboratory as Cake Decoration and Coffee Concoction were simultaneously conducted — a true display of culinary artistry and beverage mastery.

Over at the Faculty Office, participants impressed with their storytelling and digital skills through Travel Blogging and Travel Vlogging (Viewing).

In front of the CHM Department, flair and showmanship took center stage during the thrilling Flairtending Singles and Doubles, capturing everyone’s attention with energy and style.

Champions of the Day:
Flight Attendant Showmanship – Terra Haven Builders
Virtual Tour Guiding – Aqua Horizon Keepers
Cake Decoration – Terra Haven Builders
Coffee Concoction – Terra Haven Builders
Travel Vlogging – Aero Navigators
Travel Blogging – Aero Navigators
Flairtending (Singles & Doubles) – Aero Navigators

The ColSC extends its sincere appreciation to the following judges for their time, expertise, and support in the event:
Ms. Maria Isabel Lorenzo, Ms. Lea Torino, Mr. Raffy Pailano, Mr. Franky Agluba, Ms. Celia Tabacco, Ms. Joanne Pescador, Mr. Ingrid Jay Yagin, Mr. John Reese Sapla, and Ms. Kristine Suetos.

Thanks to the support of the Campus Executive Officer Dr. Froilan A. Pacris Jr., and College Dean Dr. Khayle G. Agluba.

As the day came to a close, we celebrated not just the winners, but the passion, teamwork, and excellence demonstrated by all participants.

Indeed, the 2026 CHM Mini Skills Olympics was a remarkable showcase of talent, dedication, and the true essence of hospitality and tourism.