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MOA signing, extension held in Sacuyya, Santa
The University of Northern Philippines signed a Memorandum of Agreement with the Sacuyya Elementary School and Brgy. Sacuyya, Santa, Ilocos Sur last July 8, 2024.
The MOA signing was led by Dr. Erwin F. Cadorna, and was assisted by Dr. Fatima Rocamora, Prof. May Evelia Ruadap and Ms. Claudette Rabago from the University Extension Office.
Mrs. Maria B. Batad, the principal, was represented by Mrs. Teresa B. Cardenas, the president of the Faculty Association, together with the faculty and staff. Retired UNP professor Maximo Borje, the PTA president, was also present together with the barangay captain and officials.
The Admission Services Office, then conducted its extension program Project LA.P.I.S. for the grade school pupils, along with a lecture on improving interpersonal relationship among the faculty members and PTA officers of Sacuyya Elementary School and the barangay officials.
These pencils represent the hopes of these elementary pupils in their pursuit of quality education and that the University of Northern Philippines through the Admission Services is one with them as they reach for their dreams.
After the lecture on improving interpersonal relationships presented by Mrs. Precious Lyn Cornejo-Babida, the Head of the Admission Services Office, Dr. Erwin F. Cadorna led the turnover of the 400 pieces of donated pencils for the pupils.
The team then proceeded to the Child Development Center of Brgy. 1, Bantay, Ilocos Sur and also distributed pencils for the pupils. These were received by the Brgy. Capt. Edgar Bamba and the barangay council members. They also requested for future partnership with the University for future extension activities.
Article by Precious Lyn Cornejo-Babida.
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