LC Business Education

We are proud to announce that Ms. Kenneth Chandria Parangan, a faculty member of the Lourdes College Business Education Program, represented our institution at the 52nd Annual National Conference of the Philippine Association of Collegiate Schools of Business (PACSB). The event was held on April 10–11, 2025, at the Sapphire Hall, Manila Prince Hotel.

What is PACSB?

The Philippine Association of Collegiate Schools of Business (PACSB) is a long-standing organization composed of member schools offering business programs nationwide. Since its establishment, PACSB has become a vital community of educators and institutions who share the goal of strengthening business education through collaboration, accreditation, and professional growth.

Every year, PACSB gathers representatives from colleges and universities across the country to take part in academic discussions, training sessions, and collaborative events. The national conference is one of the association’s biggest activities bringing fresh ideas, shared experiences, and updates on new practices in business instruction.

This year’s conference gave space for important conversations on emerging business trends, the future of higher education, and how schools can adapt to changes in the local and global environment. Ms. Parangan was among the passionate educators who listened, learned, and exchanged insights with colleagues from other institutions.

Strengthening Our Commitment to Quality Education

At Lourdes College, we continue to invest in our faculty’s growth, knowing that when teachers thrive, students benefit. Ms. Parangan’s involvement in this national conference reflects our commitment to producing graduates who are not only competent but also grounded in values, innovation, and service.

We believe that when educators engage in professional development and extend their learning beyond the classroom, it adds depth to their teaching and brings fresh energy into the academic space.

Thank you for bringing the spirit of Lourdes College to the national stage and for reminding us that growth happens when we stay connected and committed to the bigger picture of education.