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The initiative is expected to strengthen institutional ties and enhance the quality of agricultural education in both BPSU and TAU.

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The winning team consisted of Angelo Dinong, Caleb Steven A. Lagunilla, Karl Patrick S. Mandapat, Rhenz Isaiah R. Garbin, and Charles M. Aguilar was mentored by Dr. Eugene S. Valeriano, Director of Planning and Development Office (PDO). The group’s system directly addressed the problem introduced by QA Director Dr. Jerome D. Soriano, who sought ways to remove manual feedback delays using AI-integrated software.

Team leader Dinong emphasized the practical benefits of FeedForward, which he said “eliminates paperwork delays, ensuring QA gets accurate data immediately," referencing the system’s faster responses to client concerns.

First runner-up 403 - Access Denied won the Trailblazer Award (₱10,000) for the group’s Human Resource (HR) mobile solution, tackling problems concerning enabling off-site access to payroll, leave requests, and policy updates. Meanwhile, 2nd runner-up RedLine (Innovator Award, ₱7,000) developed a Key Result Areas (KRA)-alignment tool for faculty, while 404 - Not Found and Nonchalant earned Warrior Awards (₱3,000 each) as 3rd and 4th runners-up.

The Hackathon was organized by the PDO - Management Information System (MIS) in collaboration with CET’s Computer Studies Department and DevCon Pampanga Chapter. Judges including  Dr. Edmar N. Franquera,  Vice President for Research, Extension, and Training (VPRET); Mr. Miguel Castro. Lead of AWS User Group Pangasinan; Ms. Yolanda F. Juan, Chief Administrative Officer (CAO); and  Mr. Ruben John B. Fajardo, Head of Digital Media Production Laboratory praised the projects’ real-world applicability and reflection of TAU’s commitment to advancing student-led innovation.

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TAU’s athletes are riding a wave of momentum after clinching 35 gold medals at the regional leg. The Carabaos also amassed 96 medals overall, securing a top 5 finish among 14 state universities and colleges (SUCs) in Central Luzon. 

Despite logistical challenges, Team TAU remains undaunted. The delegation’s marathon travel to Camiguin included multiple transfers, but athletes like Arnis standout Jeng Jeng Baldado see it as motivation: “The tiring adventure fuels us. We’re proud to represent TAU and Central Luzon.”

Sending his warmest felicitation, TAU President Dr. Silverio Ramon DC. Salunson expressed confidence that TAUians would continue to bring honor and glory to their Alma Mater. “Your TAU family are cheering for you even if we’re hundreds of kilometers away,” Dr. Salunson continued.

Meanwhile, as the SCUAA Nationals kick off on 23 April, all eyes are on TAU’s promising contenders like 2025 World Triathlon Development Regional Cup gold medalist Merry Joy I. Trupa and FISU World University Games (WUG) qualifier Allyssa Faye R. Felipe.

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TAU Sports Development Office (SDO) Director Dr. Emerson B. Cuzzamu expressed his sincerest gratitude for the safe arrival of the University’s flag bearers in Northern Mindanao. “I’ve witnessed firsthand the efforts and sacrifices of our athletes, coaches, and trainers in preparing for this moment,” Dr. Cuzzamu remarked. 

He also emphasized that the support from the TAU administration, coupled with the region’s strong backing, has been instrumental in sharpening the skills, building stamina, and cultivating a champion mindset for the TAU athletes. According to Dr. Cuzzamu, the University has already taken concrete steps to modernize sports infrastructure and increase incentives, underpinning its institutional goal to pioneer sports and wellness tourism and education in northwestern Tarlac.

Meanwhile, Dr. Salunson mentioned that TAU is planning to upgrade training facilities, expand participation in local, national, and international tournaments, and launch its BS Exercise and Sports Science program to produce world-class athletes and sports professionals.

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