COESSE–TSU Psychological Society Celebrates Achievements and Service Through CATHARSIS

The COESSE–TSU Psychological Society successfully held its annual culminating event, CATHARSIS, which stands for Culminating Activities to Highlight Accomplishments, Relationships, Service, Individuality, and Success. The event celebrated the end of the academic year while recognizing the achievements, growth, and contributions of Psychology and Human Services students, known as PsychMates and BHumMates.

The organization expressed its gratitude to its advisers, Ms. Angela Pangilinan and Ms. Jazmin Dizon, for their continued guidance and valuable contributions throughout the academic year. Appreciation was also extended to Dean Aloysius Madriaga and the entire Psychology Department faculty for their support in making the academic year successful.

The society also recognized the dedication and service of the COESSE 2023–2024 officers, led by President Reigne Leila D. Feliciano. The executive team included Edvie Mae S. Manglanlan, Vice President for Research; Kryzella L. Mallari, Vice President for Extension; Krissa Mykaella Cas, Vice President for Interest Groups; Alexanndra M. Santiago, Secretary; Jameson Javelle R. Meña, Auditor; Hercelyn J. Delos Reyes, Finance Officer; Vhince Aikle E. Pabustan, Public Information Officer; Jemina N. Saycon, Business Manager; and Faith Uangag, Technical Committee Head, alongside the junior officers.

Through CATHARSIS, the organization highlighted the importance of recognizing accomplishments, strengthening relationships, and appreciating the commitment of student leaders and members. The event served as a meaningful conclusion to the academic year, honoring the collective efforts that contributed to the growth and success of the COESSE community.