This recognition underscores our unwavering commitment to excellence in all facets of higher education.
JBLFMU-Molo was honored for its consistent adherence to CHED guidelines and memoranda, particularly in the timely processing of Certification, Authentication, and Verification (CAV) and Special Orders (SOs). We were also recognized for our outstanding performance in delivering responsive and proactive Student Affairs and Services, which significantly contribute to the holistic development of our students and the wider community.
Our dedication to data integrity was also commended, especially the timeliness, completeness, and accuracy of our submissions to the CHEDRO VI Higher Education Management Information System (HEMIS). Furthermore, we were lauded for our commitment to Indigenous Peoples (IP) Studies and Education Initiatives. We take pride in integrating IP studies into our curricula and in conducting programs that address the challenges faced by IP communities, affirming their rights to ancestral domains, self-governance, social justice, human rights, and cultural identity.
These recognitions reflect the collective efforts of our entire community in upholding the highest standards of education and public service.
A significant highlight of the event was the official acknowledgment of JBLFMU-Molo's Autonomous Status. This prestigious distinction is a testament to our outstanding performance in academic governance, steadfast commitment to quality assurance, and full compliance with the policies, standards, and guidelines set by CHED. In attendance at the ceremony were Engr. Roberto Neal S. Sobrejuanite (Administrator), Dr. Edmundo Q. Paragados (QA Manager), Dr. Angeli N. Sebastian (Dean, College of Business and Management), Dr. Lily S. Sumbi (Registrar), Mrs. Nancy Rose Pelopero (Head, Student Affairs Services), and C/E Agustin D. Bedia (Dean, College of Maritime Education).
Congratulations to everyone who made these achievements possible!