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Change of Venue of the 12Th PSITE-7 Regional Convention Dear Fellow

March 28, 2016 Philippine Society of RE : Change of Venue of the 12th PSITE-7 Regional Convention IT Educators (PSITE) Region VII Board of Trustees 2015-2016 Dear Fellow ICT Educators: President: Greetings from the Philippine Society of Information Technology Educators – Region 7 Jovelyn Cuizon (University of San Jose-Recoletos) (PSITE 7)! Vice-President: It is a great pleasure to inform you that the PSITE 7 Regional Convention, one of the Larmie Feliscuso major events organized for IT Educators in the region, is scheduled on May 5-7, 2016. (CIT University) Secretary: Please be advised that there is a change of venue for the convention. Instead of Silliman Amie Rosarie Caballo (Holy Name University) University in Dumaguete City as stated in the CHED Endorsement, the new venue is at Treasurer: Holy Name University, Tagbilaran City, Bohol. This is due to the establishment of the Christian Maderazo Negros Island Region, wherein Dumaguete is a part of. Soon, a new PSITE-NIR chapter (University of San Carlos) will be formed. Auditor: Dae Habalo (Foundation University) The change of venue was decided by the board during its meeting last March 17, 2016, with the main reason that it may not be feasible for PSITE-7 to hold its regional convention Board Members: Chuchi Montenegro in Dumaguete considering that one of the highlights of the convention is the election of (Silliman University) officers, who shall mainly come from Cebu, Bohol and Siquijor. With the previous Roche Cabanlit convention held in Cebu last April 2015, Bohol is the next venue of choice and Holy Name (Negros Oriental State University) University is very much willing to host such event. Dino Ramacho (Negros Oriental State University) With this, we look forward to your unwavering support to the activities of PSITE-7! Josefina Pangan (Mater Dei College) Advisers: Respectfully yours, Cherry Lyn Sta. Romana (CIT University) Gregg Victor Gabison (University of San Jose-Recoletos) Dave Marcial Amie Rosarie Caballo (Silliman University) Convention Chair .

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