Enverga University-Mauban scholars concludes their final training phase at Main Campus
Selected participants of the six-day Basketball and Dance Summer Camp of Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation in Mauban completed the final phase of their training at University's Main Campus in Lucena City where they took part in intensive workshops and culminating activities, May 6.
Twelve qualified campers from the basketball and dance tracks advanced to the final phase after successfully completing the summer camp in Mauban.
Upon their arrival in Lucena City, the campers were welcomed at the University Gymnasium by members of the University High School Varsity Team, Banyuhay, and the Tanglaw Kultura Dance Troupe. During the welcome program, Vice President for Administration Dario Opistan encouraged the participants to make the most of the opportunity to strengthen their skills and talents. The MSEUF Banyuhay Dance Troupe also presented performances featuring folk and contemporary dances.
The basketball campers participated in fitness training under Coach Kyochi Pardilla, while the dance campers continued their workshops and rehearsals in preparation for the camp's culminating activities.
Beyond the training sessions, the participants toured the Enverga University Main Campus, where they experienced the University's bike project and explored various campus facilities. They also gathered for a fellowship dinner at the U Café inside the University Arcade, providing an opportunity to build friendships and strengthen camaraderie with fellow campers.
The summer camp concluded with a Dance Recital and Exhibition Game, highlighting the knowledge and skills developed throughout the six-day program. Qualified campers also officially received their scholarship grants as they prepared to enroll at Enverga Mauban.
The summer camp reflects Enverga University's commitment to transformative learning and learning by doing by providing participants with meaningful opportunities to develop their athletic and artistic talents through hands-on training. The initiative also supports the University's vision of developing graduates with leadership, discipline, and professionalism while promoting the core values of Excellence, Unity, and Fortitude.
- SDG 4 – Quality Education
The summer camp provided participants with structured learning experiences that helped develop their skills in sports and performing arts while preparing them for future educational opportunities. - SDG 3 – Good Health and Well-being
Basketball fitness training and dance workshops promoted physical activity, healthy lifestyles, and overall well-being among the participants.
