CEd reigns champion in Dance Showdown, bags podium finish in 3 other categories

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January 14, 2024

After delivering an exceptional and unique performance, the College of Education (CEd) was hailed as the champion of the Eleanor F. Bigyan Cultural Contest-Dance Showdown Category held at the University Gymnasium, on Feb. 8, in line with the celebration of the 76th Foundation Anniversary.

The College of Criminal Justice and Criminology (CCJC) clinched the second place followed by the College of Arts and Sciences in third place in the same category.

Aside from being the champion of the Dance Showdown Category, CEd also grabbed awards in this year’s Cultural Contest categories, placing second in Philippine Folk Dance, Modern Jazz, and Vocal Duet.

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