TMC welcomes freshmen during OSAlubong 2026
Introducing students to campus organizations and encouraging involvement in University activities through interactive engagement, The Technology Math Club welcomed incoming freshmen during OSAlubong 2026 at the CET Building, July 13-14.
Organized by the Office of Student Affairs and Services, OSAlubong 2026 served as the university’s official welcome celebration for incoming freshmen. The two-day event featured organization fairs, photobooths, information desks, and local pop-up markets designed to help students become familiar with campus life.
The Technology Math Club participated in the event by deploying 31 members to manage its booth and engage with freshmen. Members introduced the organization’s programs and encouraged students to explore academic and extracurricular opportunities available within the university.
Through its participation, the club provided freshmen with opportunities to connect with student leaders, learn more about campus organizations, and become involved in university activities. The event also supported students as they adjusted to their new academic environment and built connections with the university community.
OSAlubong 2026 encouraged student participation through interactive booths and organization exhibits. The Technology Math Club’s involvement helped strengthen awareness of the organization and supported efforts to welcome new students during the start of the academic year.
The Technology Math Club’s participation in OSAlubong 2026 supports Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation’s commitment to student-centered learning by creating opportunities for freshmen to engage with the university community beyond the classroom. The activity reflects the core values of Service and Unity through student-led initiatives that assist and connect fellow learners.
The initiative contributes to Enverga University’s direction toward becoming a globally competitive university by promoting meaningful student experiences that develop leadership, collaboration, and professionalism.
SDG 4: Quality Education
The activity supports quality education by helping incoming students access information about academic and extracurricular opportunities while encouraging participation in student organizations.
SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
The initiative promotes an inclusive and supportive university environment by strengthening connections between freshmen and the student community through organized engagement activities.
