The Marinduque State University (MarSU) welcomed visitors from many academic areas to its weeklong celebrations, which began on September 3 and will end today.
Teachers, administrators, and other stakeholders came together for a week-long event aimed at addressing the demands of the evolving academic landscape in the area.
Officials from the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) led by Chairperson J. Prospero E. de Vera III visited MarSU for events including the 2024 Mimaropa Student TES Congress, MarSU Conferment of University Status, the Investiture of the University President Prof. Zulueta, the Unveiling and Inspection of Institutional Development and Innovation Grants (IDIG) Projects, the Groundbreaking of Sports and Wellness for I.D.E.A.L., the Town Hall Meeting with Mimaropa HEI officials, awarding of top performing HEIs and students, the Launching of the Smart Campus Project, and Padyak.
The guests and participants for the weeklong event included delegations from the Commission on Higher Education, CHEDRO Mimaropa, Mimaropa SUC Presidents, other invited SUC presidents from around the country, MarSU Board of Regents, students and personnel from Mimaripa HEIs, Provincial Government of Marinduque, Local Government Units, NGAs, MarSU officials, personnel, and students.
Highlighting an important academic milestone for the week, the transition to university status will enable Marinduque State University to expand its academic offerings, enhance research opportunities, and strengthen its impact on both local and global communities.
Additionally, the presence of guests, participants, partners, and other stakeholders signifies the collaborative spirit and shared dedication to shaping the future of education in Marinduque.
Through years of collaboration, with the support of Congressman Lord Allan Jay Q. Velasco, author of RA 11334, who has built the academic legacy, MarSU aims to bring new opportunities and achievements to younger Marinduqueños.
