Psych Sophomores Spearheads First-Ever Biopsychology Exhibit

Report and Photo by Ma. Kazzandra Melegrito

Bachelors of Arts in Psychology 2-1 Eve students under the College of Arts and Social Sciences (CASS) conducted their frst-ever Biopsychology exhibit on April 22, 2026 at Rizal's Park, TSU – Main Campus.

The event featured interactive biopsychological concept models that aims to engage the audience in learning about the functions of the brain, its processes and influence on behavior.

In an interview with their subject instructor, Ms. Jezreel Nam Nocido from Psychology

Department, she applauded her students efforts in planning the event.

"Actually, beyond the expectation yung pinakita nila. Nagulat ako pagbaba ko may mga nakatayo ng tents, tapos, even yung mga backgrounds uniformed yung theme which is something na nakakaproud as their instructor," Ms. Nacido stated.

Furthermore, she also comnakatayomended their dedication in delivering insightful and educational information to the audience.

"Nakita talaga na inaral ng mga students yung models, sinabi nga sa faculty na nakakatuwa raw. Yung details ng pagkakaexplain ng mga model is on-point talaga, lalo na doon sa part na ang purpose ng mga model ay dapat interactive siya, and nafulfill naman nila yung goals," she added.

Additionally, Chino Brendon Tangonan from AB Psych 2A shared his experience with the

games prepared as an engagement for the exhibit.

"It was very fun and very nourishing sa mind since it had trivia questions and, also, it was very healing since we had a lot of fun doing it," Tangonan shared.

Following the successful first-day of Biopsychology exhibit, AB Psych 2-3 eve class will also

display their models this Friday in fulfillment for their Biopsychology course.