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Developing Reflective Practice: Applying Peer... | Article
FACILITATION - It's more than just guiding the discussion. It's also about figuring out what the conversation needs to be about in the first place. With the theme: "Developing Reflective Practice: Applying Peer Facilitation Skills to Real-World Scenarios", an On-going Formation Program for 2nd Year and 3rd Year College Peer Facilitators was conducted last March 19, 2025. The training was about effective listening in communication skills, the "silence" in conversations, the "I" statements, and how to integrate such skills in facilitating. View more images
Happy Valentine's Day Dameans | Article
May your day be filled with love and moments that make you smile" Happy Valentine's Day Dameans View more images
Science in Service of the Environment: A Stud... | Article
MALAMOTE, MIDSAYAP, COTABATO — Members and officers of the SciMasters Club, together with their moderators, gathered in Malamote, Midsayap, Cotabato, to carry out a tree-planting activity that reflects their shared commitment to environmental protection and sustainable community development. The activity formed part of the club’s continuing efforts to translate scientific knowledge and youth leadership into concrete action for the environment. The initiative aimed to contribute to a greener and more climate-resilient community while fostering environmental responsibility among students and local stakeholders. By planting trees in the area, the SciMasters Club shows their commitment to sustainability with community-based actions rather than one-time events. Mulberry trees were selected for...
Notre Dame of Midsayap College | Article
Vision-Mission-Core Values Grounded in the Notre Dame spirit of daring and compassion, Notre Dame of Midsayap College is an educational community that inspires passion for lifelong learning and fosters zeal for eternal life (Vita Aeterna). Our mission is to provide quality, relevant, and holistic education towards empowering persons to live a meaningful and purposeful life, and to make a positive difference in the world. In striving to achieve this Vision and Mission, we are driven by faith, agility, respect, excellence, and service.
NDMC History | Article
When the Missionary Fathers came to Mindanao in 1939, they were confronted with the predicament on how to reach out to the people to spread the word of God. After much consideration, Fr. Gerard Mongeau, OMI and his Oblate brothers thought that the best way to reach as many people as possible was through the establishment of schools. They therefore decided to open the first high school in Midsayap because the system of highways at that time made Midsayap the crossroads of the province. The experiment was at the same time intended to test the reaction of the people to the idea of a Catholic school. Since the Philippines and Oblate congregation are both dedicated to our Lady, it was natural that the school should be placed under Her protection. It was Fr. Joseph Boyd, OMI who suggested the...
Core Values | Article
Inspired by the charism of St. Eugene de Mazenod, Notre Dame of Midsayap College formulates core values that serve as the faculty, staff and students’ guide towards quality education. D – Driven by Faith We strive to serve with dignity inspired by Mary as our model and St. Eugene de Mazenod as our guide, and to be courageous to take on the volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous world. A – Agility We make sure to be flexible to take on the challenges and adapt to the changes of the 21st century by anticipating change, generating confidence, initiating actions, liberating thinking, and evaluating results. R – Respect We foster a high regard for the environment, diversity of religion and uniqueness of each person to promote the culture of peace and dialogue. E – Excellence We...
THE NDMC LOGO | Article
Identity The name NOTRE DAME was suggested by Rev. Fr. Joseph Boyd, OMI, as a tribute to Our Lady, Mother Mary, to whom the Oblate Congregation and the Philippines are dedicated. On the upper right section of the scutcheon are THREE STARS representing the Philippines. At the center are: a LILY flower, which in religious iconography, represents the Virgin Mary, Our Lady (Notre Dame), the principal patroness of the College; the stylized initials OMI, which stands for the Oblates of Mary Immaculate, the founding Congregations which administers the College; a BOOK, signifying the educational ministry of the College; and a RAM’s HORN, the symbol of Aries, the first sign of the zodiac, denoting Notre Dame of Midsayap College as the pioneer Notre Dame School of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate...
Building on a new partnership with Notre Dame... | Article
This initiative, alongside our special forum series launched yesterday, strengthens our commitment to supporting the evolving needs of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao's (BARMM) Special Geographic Area (SGA). Our initial focus is on promoting the rule of law, good governance, and fostering interreligious and intercultural dialogue through civic education and research initiatives. We are grateful for the Australian Government's support in this endeavor. View more images
Employment and Career Coaching for College Gr... | Article
To All College Graduating Students, You are enjoined to attend the various guidance student development sessions on employment and career coaching to help you achieve a successful transition from student to work life. Be more informed, ready, and competitive as you embark on the world of work. Save the following dates:
Living Kindly: Tara Usap Tayo | Article
Heads Up CBA Freshmen Students! You are encouraged to join the Guidance Student Development Program "Living Kindly: Tara Usap Tayo" See you