Dr. Dominador L. Lisao, Campus Administrator represented by Dr. Helen G. Genandoy, Director of WVSU-CAF Research, Innovation, and Extension, expresses her most profound appreciation to the ATI-RTC VI that marks a partnership in extension, students development, and community transformation. "Truly a blessing, thank you is not enough, this is a dream come true, and I am excited for where the FITS Kiosk will bring WVSU and College of Agriculture and Forestry," she said.

Ms. Mary Ann A. Ramos, Center Director of ATI-RTC VI, represented by Ms. Nicolasita G. Gallego, Information Officer III and Chief of the Information Services Section, utters her gratitude to the WVSU-CAF for embracing and allowing ATI-RTC VI to be part of the WVSU system. She hopes the kiosk will benefit the students taking online courses, partner communities and organizations, and other clients.

Ms. Gallego, Dr. Genandoy, Mr. Tambong and Dr. Jose Ariel Tutor, Head, Campus Research and Development Office, lead the ribbon cutting and turn-over ceremony. ATI-RTC VI staff and WVSU-CAF students, faculty, and staff witnessed the activity. This initiative sets the stage for improved information and technology services in agriculture and forestry. It also marks a significant milestone in empowering students and farmers through technology. (Jenard D. Tambong and  Mark Joshua C. Talas)