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COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Conscientization and Responsive Advocacy
Our Benedictine Lay Formation program initiates students into a deeper understanding of the socio-political-economic
and cultural situation in the Philippine society, and accords them the chance to undergo exposures and community outreach
activities that develop skills in social work. Through concrete experience in parish work, youth centers, social action
groups, non-government and private institutions, government agencies, including advocacy groups, students’ narrow
perceptions of life are widened. Their sense of social responsibility and commitment is expanded to include a healthy
sense of volunteerism and initiative. Reflection and prayer, processing, analysis and evaluation of students’ experiences
are important aspect of the program, all of which are done in the light of the Benedictine principles of Ora et Labora
(Prayer and Work).
Students who complete this program are given credit equivalents to CWTS, a CHED mandated requirement for graduation.
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