SCAPE conducts module distribution for PATFIT classes
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Ensuring students received required learning materials before classes began, the Society of Culture, Arts, and Physical Education (SCAPE) conducted a two-week distribution of learning modules for PATHFIT 1 and PE 3 students.
The distribution took place July 27-Aug. 6, 2026, at the Dance Studio, University Gymnasium, with specific activities held on July 27, 28, 30, 31 and Aug. 5-6. The effort aimed to provide students with their modules in an organized, timely manner ahead of and during the start of classes.
Ten SCAPE officers and members prepared and organized the modules, verified recipient lists, handed out the appropriate materials and assisted students with questions and concerns. When the PATHFIT 1 modules were delayed on July 31, officers distributed the available PE 3 modules and informed students about the release schedule for the remaining PATHFIT 1 materials.
SCAPE completed distribution of the delayed PATHFIT 1 modules on Aug. 5-6 and continued to manage a steady flow of students while maintaining an orderly process. The activity served PATHFIT 1 and PE 3 students enrolled in the College of Education.
By coordinating preparation, verification and distribution, SCAPE supported students’ access to course materials and helped minimize disruption at the start of classes. The officers’ work demonstrated teamwork, responsibility and service to the Bachelor of Physical Education and Bachelor of Community Arts and Education Department community.
This activity supported Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation’s commitment to student-centered learning by ensuring timely access to instructional materials and facilitating a smooth start to classes. It reflected the University’s emphasis on service, teamwork and practical student engagement within the College of Education.
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SDG 4: Quality Education: Ensuring students received necessary learning materials promoted inclusive, equitable access to education and supported effective learning outcomes.
