By: JSM
The University of the Cordilleras College of Business Administration (UC-CBA) shines once again as our student trailblazers took center stage at the UC SILEW Awards 2026!
This prestigious recognition celebrates the extraordinary drive, leadership, and spirit of service demonstrated by our student leaders, athletes, and organizations. By excelling in their respective fields, these awardees actively embody the university’s H.I.V.E.S. framework driving progress across Health, Instructions, Venture, Environment, and Sustainability.
Join us in giving a grand round of applause to our award-winning CBA exemplars:
🥇 Katrina L. Quimbao | Outstanding Volunteer (Gold Awardee)
Recognized for her selfless dedication and pure heart, consistently serving and lifting others without expecting anything in return.

🥇 Agatha Rose B. Tobias | Model Athlete of the Year (Gold Awardee)
Honored for seamlessly balancing outstanding athletic prowess, exceptional sportsmanship, and stellar academic performance.

🥈 CBA College Student Council | Best Institutional Organization (Silver Awardee)
Awarded for leading high-impact initiatives and activities that consistently reflect and elevate the core values of the university.

🥉 Hazel P. Banwa | Outstanding College Governor (Bronze Awardee)
Recognized for her visionary leadership, dedication, and tireless work in strengthening the bonds among our student body and organizations.

We extend our deepest gratitude to these student leaders for their tireless service and for bringing immense honor to the entire UC-CBA community. Keep inspiring, keep leading, and keep soaring to greater heights!
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
The achievements recognized at the UC SILEW Awards 2026 showcase CBA’s holistic approach to student development and institutional leadership:
- Goal 3: Good Health and Well-Being
- Indicator 3.4.2: Promoting health, sports, and well-being. Recognizing model student-athletes highlights the importance of physical health, discipline, and balanced well-being alongside academic rigor.
- Goal 4: Quality Education
- Indicator 4.3.4: Education outreach and leadership engagement. Fostering volunteerism and active student leadership builds lifelong governance, social responsibility, and soft skills that complement formal education.
- Goal 17: Partnerships for the Goals
- Indicator 17.2.2: Multi-stakeholder collaboration. The CBA Student Council’s recognized organizational leadership strengthens university-wide cohesion, civic participation, and collective action for sustainable initiatives.
Photos and layout by: Mr. Gabriel R. De Guzman, Ms. Lorie Jane Regines, and Mr. Mhard Galang









