534th NROTC Affiliated Unit Conducts Courtesy Call, Administrative Checking for LAGTI
The 534th NROTC Affiliated Unit conducted a courtesy call at the CD Office earlier today in line with the Local Annual General Tactical Inspection (LAGTI), where administrative checking was also carried out.
The visiting officers were composed of LCDR JIMSON L REÑOS PN, SSgt KENT CARMEL D MAKINTA PN(M), and PO2 JEROME A ARQUILLIANO PN, together with the Corps Commander of the 534th NROTC Affiliated Unit, MW/CAPT ELIZABETH M BUAYABAN 1CL.
In the absence of the Campus Director due to official travel, the visitors were received by Joseph Jaymel S Morpos, Officer-in-Charge, along with Mary Joy B Balitonado, NSTP Coordinator.
During the meeting, the discussion centered on matters concerning the unit, including issues and concerns regarding enrollees, funds, unit improvements, and ROTC duties both inside and outside the campus. Possible training opportunities for ROTC officers, where the school may extend its support, were also discussed.
The activity served as an avenue to address concerns, strengthen coordination, and reinforce the partnership between the institution and the ROTC unit in support of student development and leadership training.
Through initiatives such as this, the institution continues to uphold its commitment to the enhancement of the ROTC program and the holistic growth of student cadets.
Here is a more campus-news style version too:
534th NROTC Affiliated Unit Pays Courtesy Call, Undergoes Administrative Checking for LAGTI
As part of the Local Annual General Tactical Inspection (LAGTI), the 534th NROTC Affiliated Unit paid a courtesy call at the CD Office earlier today, where administrative checking was simultaneously conducted.
Present during the activity were LCDR JIMSON L REÑOS PN, SSgt KENT CARMEL D MAKINTA PN(M), and PO2 JEROME A ARQUILLIANO PN, together with MW/CAPT ELIZABETH M BUAYABAN 1CL, Corps Commander of the 534th NROTC Affiliated Unit.
Representing the campus in the absence of the Campus Director, who was on official travel, were Joseph Jaymel S Morpos, Officer-in-Charge, and Mary Joy B Balitonado, NSTP Coordinator.
Key matters discussed during the meeting included the current status of the unit, concerns on enrollees and funds, areas for improvement, ROTC duties within and beyond the campus, and other officer training programs that may be supported by the school.
The conduct of the activity underscores the importance of continuous coordination and institutional support in ensuring the effective implementation of the ROTC program. It also highlights the shared commitment of both the school and the unit in developing disciplined, responsible, and service-oriented student cadets.
I can also make this into a journalistic school paper style with headline, lead, and byline.
SDG 4 – Quality Education: This activity supports quality education by strengthening leadership training, discipline, and institutional support for student development through the ROTC program.
