ULCCS Dean Serves as Resource Speaker in HAU’s Digital Adaptation Webinar

Posted on 28th of Jul 2026 by

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Strengthening institutional readiness in the digital era requires leaders who can guide organizations through meaningful digital transformation. Demonstrating this commitment, Dr. Diosdado C. Caronongan, Dean of the University of Luzon College of Computer Studies, served as Resource Speaker during the webinar, Digital Adaptation: Strengthening Institutional Readiness in the Digital Era, hosted by Holy Angel University on May 13, 2026.

Held from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, the webinar brought together approximately 500–700 employees for a professional learning engagement centered on adapting to the demands of an increasingly digital landscape. Drawing from his expertise, Dr. Caronongan discussed how institutions can strengthen organizational resilience through continuous learning, strategic technology integration, and practical approaches that support long-term operational excellence.

In recognition of his valuable contribution to professional development and the success of the webinar, HAU presented Dr. Caronongan with a Certificate of Appreciation for sharing his expertise and inspiring participants to embrace digital transformation.

The University of Luzon proudly congratulates Dr. Caronongan for representing the University with distinction and advancing its commitment to academic excellence, innovation, and meaningful collaboration. His participation reflects the University’s continuing dedication to producing academic leaders who contribute to institutional advancement and the responsible integration of technology across the education sector.

This engagement reflects the University of Luzon’s commitment to advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals particularly, SDG 4: Quality Education by promoting effective practical training and educational strategies that support better learning outcomes, SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth as it enhances human capital by equipping professionals with the knowledge needed to improve productivity in a rapidly evolving digital workplace, SDG 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure by promoting stronger technological capabilities that help institutions build more resilient and innovative digital systems, and SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals as the collaboration between the University of Luzon and Holy Angel University demonstrated how academic partnerships strengthen knowledge sharing, capacity building, and the collective advancement of higher education.