Auxilium Sodality Conducts Social-Emotional Learning Seminar for First-Year Human Services Students

Auxilium Sodality, the official student organization of the Human Services Department at Tarlac State University, conducted a seminar on social-emotional learning for first-year Bachelor in Human Services (BHumServ) students on September 26 at the Main Audio-Visual Room (AVR).

The seminar, titled “Spilling the Tea: How Social and Emotional Learning Can Boost Your Student Experience,” aimed to help students enhance their college experience by developing social and emotional skills that support personal growth, academic adjustment, and positive relationships.

Ms. Mary Joy Manalo, Associate Guidance Counselor of the College of Arts and Social Sciences (CASS), served as the guest speaker. She emphasized the importance of seeking help from trusted individuals, including friends, family members, professors, and guidance counselors, particularly when facing challenges or difficulties.

Through this initiative, Auxilium Sodality encouraged first-year students to practice empathy, build supportive relationships, and develop resilience as they navigate college life. The activity highlighted the role of social-emotional learning in fostering student well-being and creating a more supportive academic community.