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Faculty members from the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) and Bachelor of Public Administration (BPA) students participated in the election monitoring efforts of the Independent Monitoring Center (IEMC)–NDMC during the first BARMM Parliamentary Elections, contributing to the promotion of transparent, accountable, and peaceful democratic processes in the region.

At NDMC, research is more than an academic pursuit — it is a mission of transformation, faith, and service. Anchored on our core values — Driven by Faith, Agility, Respect, Excellence, and Service (DARES) — our institutional research agenda charts a bold path that responds to local realities, advances the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and supports the nation’s Ambisyon Natin 2040.

As we continue to ignite a culture of inquiry, collaboration, and impact, NDMC stands as a beacon of hope — where research transforms lives, communities, and futures.

This year's issue of Alimbukad marks another milestone with two notable firsts: the publication of the Junior High School colloquium's book of abstracts and the return of the NDMC personnel-scholars' research showcase, featuring their master's and doctoral theses and dissertations.

ABOUT THE COVER

...understanding feelings, experiences, and challenges...

The Research and Development Center was successful in hosting the Qualitative Data Analyses Seminar-Workshop on August 07, 2025 at Primera Function Hall. The seminar was facilitated by Dr. Rogelio Rasay III whose expertise and knowledge were greatly insightful in the field of qualitative data analyses, which this approach mostly focuses on understanding experiences, feelings, and challenges.

As part of the community's feast of Mother Mary's birth, the NDMC Community shouts in joy as the NDMC had its chapel's groundbreaking ceremony just this morning at the NDMC Campus. Spearheaded by the NDMC President, Fr. Jonathan R. Domingo, OMI, and VPAA Engr. Ronniel D. Labio, MIT, as deserving as the community is to accommodate students and employees seeking Holy guidance, the Notre Dame of Midsayap College, with a joint partnership with the external stakeholders and NDMC Alumni, made the plan tangible and feasible.

MEMO 19-20-006

TO: NDMC COMMUNITY and STAKEHOLDERS

FROM: (Sgd) FR. JONATHAN R. DOMINGO,

              OMI- President

RE: FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs) for Academic Year 2020-2021 Implementation

As a response to various inquiries, issues and concerns on Academic Year 2020-2021 with regards to Enrollment, Government Subsidies and Teaching Modalities, NDMC has formulated Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for your information and guidance.

The long drought of producing LPT Topnotcher has finally come to an end in the College of Education as 3 LET takers made it to the Top 10 in the recently conducted LET last September 2019. Gybrille Rosse Galvan Ferolin (BEED-PreSchool) Top 3, Adrian Turbanos Obeñita (BEED) Top 7 and Angelo Paculio Florague (BSED-Math) Top 8 will rewrite the history of the college for the passion and perseverance and persistence that drove them to reach the pinnacle of success.

            In celebration of the National Literacy Month last September and in preparation for the National Literacy Month in November, the College of Education together with the English Circle Organization conducted a book-giving activity at Cawilihan Extension- Katalicanan High School, Barangay Cawilihan, Aleosan, Cotabato on September 20.

            This activity seeks to promote community participation to enhance the reading skills and literacy of the students in North Cotabato.