ISAT University recently hosted an intercultural activity in partnership with NGO Loob Save Children Network (SCN) as part of its work camp program on February 12, 2026. The activity featured a meaningful cultural and educational exchange between Japanese high school students and ISAT U students from the College of Engineering and Architecture and the College of Computing and Informatics.
The intercultural session provided a platform for students to share ideas, experiences, and perspectives on education, innovation, and community engagement. Through collaborative discussions and interactive activities, participants gained deeper appreciation of each other’s cultures, academic disciplines, and social advocacies.
The Japanese students are composed of SCN Leader, Mr. Toda Tomo, together with his members, Mr. Musashi Wada, Mr. Matsubayashi Ayumu, Mr. Ota Hiroyuki, Mr. Yoshitake Kohei, Ms. Kori Kirara, Ms. Teradishi Nanami, Ms. Nagoya Tae, Ms. Yamaoka Yume, Ms. Fuki Kirari, Ms. Tsuji Yuko, Ms. Matsumoto Noi, Ms. Taniguchi Tomoe, and Ms. Tokunaga Yukina.
Additionally, the session is joined by Loob volunteers, Julius Jose F. Borjal, Jhon Carl Frael, Urica Asendente, Sheila N. Rabe, Ma. Francis Gale, Issa Patrice S. Salvado and Frelyn B. Lizondato.
The ISAT University College of Engineering and Architecture students who participated are Marielle T. Provido – BSA 1B, Althea Angela S. Roquero – BSA 1B, Josh Emanuel B. Tamon – BSA 1A, Ixia L. Caro – BSA 1A, Yamilah Gepilano – BSA 1A, Yubie S. Mondido – BSA 1A, Franzes Ashley Maye N. Marigon – BSA 1B, Nikos Fluiz M. Catanus – BSECE 4A, Danthea B. Pagay – BSECE 4A, Kassandra M. Emblar – BSECE 4A, while from the College of Computing and Informatics students are Gadayan, Juliana Theresse – BSIT 1A, Berzuela, Mary Neil – BSIT 1A, Gulapo, Carmelle Jade – BSIT 1A, Gania, Jerry Mae – BSIT 1A, Gabasa, Rolyn Mae – BSIT 1A, Soguilon, Kia – BSCS 3B, Emerado, Kaye – BSCS 3B, Catedrilla, Jobert Daniel – BSCS 3A, Gabasinao, Jessa – BSIS and Punsalan, Karl Nino – BSIS.
The OIC Director for National and International Affairs of ISAT University delivered an inspiring message, emphasizing the importance of global engagement, intercultural understanding, and collaborative learning in shaping globally competent graduates. The Director also highlighted the university’s commitment to strengthening international partnerships and creating opportunities for meaningful cross-cultural experiences.
The activity concluded with expressions of gratitude and renewed enthusiasm for future collaborations. The NGO Loob Save Children Network (SCN) Work Camp Intercultural Activity stands as another testament to ISAT U’s dedication to fostering global citizenship and international academic exchange.
By: Lyza Belle Lagura
