DOST Scholars' Guild co-organizes 'Hands-up EU' campus safety program

The MSEUF DOST Scholars’ Guild (DSG), in collaboration with the Office of Student Affairs and Services (OSAS), Juris Peritus Criminis, Criminology Martial Arts Society, and CCJC First Responders, successfully conducted the “HANDS-UP EU: A Unified Program for Healthy, Abuse-Negative, Drug-Free, and Smoke-Free Enverga University” at the AEC Little Theater, March. 11.

The program gathered four student representatives from the DSG and aimed to strengthen awareness and responsibility within the university community through a series of informative seminars. It focused on promoting a safer, healthier, and more disciplined campus environment.

Discussions centered on key issues affecting student welfare, including the harmful effects of tobacco and vape use, drug-abuse prevention, and legal awareness on the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act of 2003 as well as the Anti-Hazing Law. These topics were presented to help students better understand both health risks and legal consequences associated with harmful behaviors.

The initiative successfully raised awareness among participants, equipping them with knowledge to make more responsible life choices. It also reinforced values of discipline, social responsibility, and unity across the student body.