Dumlao assumes exec seat by Joy Wangdale
Geared up with simplicity, dedication to public service, determination, confidence, and prayer which led her to the NVSU’s executive seat, Dr. Florentina S. Dumlao is the new university president. The sudden death of Marilou Abon, former university president caused vacancy of the said position in which Dumlao substituted until April 13, 2013, the expected end of Abon’s term. Dumlao’s application for the university’s presidential
seat passed a due process such as screening from the Search Committee, Public Forum, and election headed by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), before she formally assumed the said position last April 13. As to her educational attainment, she graduated at Cagayan State University with the degree, Master in Public Administration at Saint Louis College, San Fernando La Union. After which, she took up her Doctor of Philosophy at Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State
University. Her primary concerns in her term are the students as her clients so she plans a strategy to increase the passing rate of NVSU licensure examinees; classroom modernization; to work for a conducive environment for students; to integrate research development and extension, and business affairs to the curriculum; and to implement international certification, that is, the NVSU graduates can be employed globally. T
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USSC-SO holds induction en masse, CTED holds induction, acquaintance night by Joy Wangdale 1st leadership awards night by Aiza Wakit & Mary Anne Bullawit
Outstanding Student leader Elyzaldy Daniva receiving his certificate during the USSC-SO mass induction program. To induct officers from the different organizations and to give awards to different organizations as well as outstanding leaders, the (USSC) University Supreme Student Council and the (SO) Student Organizations conducted Mass
Inside: Wearing of University uniforms mandated see page 6
Induction Program and 1st Leadership Awards Night at the university gymnasium, Aug.17. Prof. Fermila D. Cauilan, associate editor of the (OSA) continued to page 2
In order for the faculty and students to get acquainted with one another and to induct the new sets of officers, the College of Teacher Education (CTED) conducted their induction and acquaintance night at the NVSU gymnasium, Aug.15. Dr. Revelita G. Cuntapay, dean, formally opened the said
Hated but Loved
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PC Volunteers, CAS sponsor English Seminar by Mary Anne Bullawit The United States Peace Corps Volunteers and the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS), Languages Department sponsored a twoday macro-skills seminar English Teachers held at NVSU minitheater last Sept. 19-20. The PC Volunteers and
The Wonders... see page 6
affair by greeting and welcoming the students, faculty and visitors. Robert S. Cabauatan, president of Confederation of Future Secondary Educators (CFSE) introduced the guest speaker after the intermission number given by Bachelor in Secondary Education MAPEH
speakers of the said event were Laura Summers who lectured on Listening Skills, Ryan Whalen on Speaking Skills, Bruce Stolbov on Writing skills, Bradley Williams on Reading Skills, and Rachel White
A leader out of a teacher see page 11
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HS studes win in CTED-Lab School Game
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