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CITE kicks off ICT for Teachers Training | Article
CITE kicks off ICT for Teachers Training By Jennifer O. Diaz In partnership with the NDMC- Community Extension Office, the College of Information Technology and Engineering launched the “Information and Communications Technology (ICT) for Teachers Training” on November 15, 2017 at San Pedro Elementary School. This program aims to enhance and develop computer-related and ICT skills of the faculty of the partner school. Along with the launching program is the presentation of the Trainers with their corresponding topics and schedules. Microsoft Word (November 15 & 22, 2017) Jennifer O. Diaz Engr. Joriz Joy S.Valdez Microsoft Excel (November 29 & December 6, 2017) Rhino D. Cartagena, MIT Engr. Ernesto C. Allado, Jr., MIM Engr. Lyndel Jean L. Pagaduan Microsoft Powerpoint (January...
3 CITE Faculty join in Creative Animation col... | Article
3 CITE Faculty join in Creative Animation colloquium By Michaelangelo B. Serrano, MIT and Rhino D. Cartagena, MIT The College of Information Technology and Engineering sent three (3) faculty for a two-day seminar cum workshop on Creative Animation on November 17-18, 2017 at Holy Trinity College, General Santos City. This is anchored with the different plans and programs of the Philippine Society of Information Technology Educators (PSITE) XII. The organization continues to serve as a venue for the optimization and development of faculty members, curricula, projects, research, resources, linkages, and assistance in policy formulation related to IT education. Prof. Charisse S. Ronquillo, HTC Program Head for BSCS and IT welcomed the delegates. Then, the first part of...
CCJE Students excel in 4th National Criminolo... | Article
CCJE Students excel in 4th National Criminology Student Congress The Professional Criminologists Association of the Philippines spearheaded the 4th National Criminology Student Congress on October 5-7, 2017 at the University of Mindanao Main Campus which was attended by criminology students and faculty from all over the country. The NDMC- College of Criminal Justice Education sent eleven (11) participants and three (3) professors to the event. The student participants joined the following contests namely: Oxford-Oregon Debate, Oratorical Speaking, Extemporaneous Speaking, Quiz Bowl, Essay Writing and the Search for Ten (10) Most Outstanding Criminology Students of the Philippines. At the end of the congress, they bagged the following awards: One of the Ten (10) Most...
The President | Article
Domingo installed as new NDMC President The NDMC Board of Trustees named Fr. Jonathan Rodriguez Domingo, OMI as NDMC’s 11th school president. The installation rites happened on June 21, 2017 at Bulwagang Genoveva Deles- Jaranilla. It was preceded by the Holy Spirit mass at 8:30 A.M., an NDMC tradition of holding a Eucharistic Celebration on the first day of the academic year, attended by the Damean community, alumni and guests. Fr. Lauro S. de Guia, OMI, Provincial Superior of the Philippine Province, was the main celebrant and homilist. He also read the appointment declaring Fr. Domingo’s new position. He took his oath in the presence of Judge Rainera P. Osua, LLM. This was followed by his speech where he introduced the enhanced NDMC core values and called it as...
Research | Article
The NDMC RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER functions to coordinate and undertake all activities connected to research, planning and development. It is also responsible to energize the institution's system of research engagement in order to make the institution more dynamic and productive in finding knowledge. The center shall also be responsible for the systematic maintenance of the databank of information about the institution and facilitates the needed data analysis through institutional research, where findings shall be used to support institutional planning and decision making, The NDMC RDC shall enable the school to have timely and relevant facts on diverse issues within the Institution and the community. The NDMC RDC aims to develop culture of research which is the condition...