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In response to the awareness of the issues regarding the West Philippine Sea, The Dolphin executives took pride as they shared their assertive claims in the Essay Writing Contest led by the National Intelligence Coordinating Agency (NICA) 6, in collaboration with the  Philippine Information Agency (PIA) Region 6.

Midshipmen Francis Baldemor, Editor-In-Chief, and Jan Christian Catilo, Associate Editor, from John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University (Arevalo), Inc. snatched first place and third place, respectively, in the awarding ceremony held in J7 Hotel in Barangay Bolilao, Mandurriao on April 30.

In connection to the theme "West Philippine Sea: Yaman nito ay para sa Pilipino," the staffs shared their expertise and opinion regarding the issue of China and the Philippines.

"Evidence suggests that we can't fight arms-and-arms with China in terms of political, military, and financial manpower. However, we, the Filipinos, can assert our claims to file up diplomatic protests," Mdpn. Baldemor stated.

Moreover, Mdpn. Catilo wrote in his essay that "patriotism should breed in the future generation of the Filipinos, and by that, we should protect and defend our motherland."

The said contest aims to contribute to the awareness of the issues regarding the West Philippine Sea as well as furnish platforms for students to freely express their views and assertions over rights to the West Philippine Sea among high school and college students in the region.

By way of these engagement with the young generation, NICA 6 and the PIA 6 desire to spark the spirit of patriotism among the youth.

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In an effort to promote cultural understanding and enhance leadership skills among its cadets, the 802nd Navy Reserve Officers Training Corps unit (NROTCu) from this University has dispatched two cadets to Hawaii, USA for the ROTC Cultural Understanding and Leadership Program (CULP) on April 18.

Vice Corps Commander M/Capt Jay Christian V. Abetria and MW/Cdr Heart B. Babunas are set to experience up to three different venues during immersion, including host nation military-to-military exchange, humanitarian service, and education on the social, cultural and historical aspects of the country.

The two cadets are joined by Cdt/Major John David D. Capuyan from Sto. Niño College Officer's Training Corps Unit.

Lt. Col. Harold Cabunoc, a staff officer at the Office of the Philippine Army Reservists and Retirees Affairs, said in an interview with the Philippine News Agency (PNA) that the cadets were chosen based on "qualities including leadership potential, aptitude, performance, and excellence."

Moreover, Cabunoc emphasized that as representatives of the nation, the cadets are expected to function as diplomats.

“I reminded them to maximize their learning through personal engagements with counterparts, honest observations of culture and traditions, and the military culture of the US armed forces,” Cabunoc added.

Out of the 20-member delegation, the participants were handpicked by the Philippine Army from ROTC cadets, while the rest were from the Air Force and Navy.

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The Editor-In-Chief of The Dolphin Publication, Mdpn. Francis C. Baldemor, secured first place in the Student Designer of the Year award at the 25th Annual Michigan State University Society of News Design (MSUSND) Contest.

Since its establishment in 1995, MSUSND has been instrumental in broadening the expertise of student visual journalists through its annual design contests, which bring together professionals and students alike.

This prestigious competition for college students commenced in 2000, serving as a platform for students to showcase their work not only from campus publications but also from class projects, jobs, or internships

"[I've] been trying to join here for many years now," Mdpn. Baldemor expressed his sentiments as he was overwhelmed with the results.

Starting off as a junior layout artist and eventually becoming as the EIC of this publication, Mdpn. Baldemor took his experience in Oton National High School as a former Special Program in Journalism (SPJ) graduate.

"Failure, as I've come to realize, breeds competence in our craft—a lesson I learned the hard way in high school and even more so in college," he penned in his Facebook appreciation post.

Among his submitted designs include: cover of The Dolphin Magazine Vol. 62 — "Revival," cover of The Dolphin Newsletter Vol. 62 No. 2, The Dolphin Magazine Vol. 63 — "Prospicience," and The Dolphin's Editorial Board.

Judges of the said competition were from US-based newspapers and magazines namely from New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Time Magazine, New Pragmatic, The Atlantic, and more.

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Department heads, faculty and staff of John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University (Arevalo) Inc. witnessed 872 Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation (BSMT) students as they don their white docks and shiny parapheralia in the 76th Commencement Exercises, June 20.

Present in the said ceremony were Dr. Ronald Raymond Sebatian, Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Mary Lou Arcelo, President Emeritus and Chairman of the Board, Board of Trustees, the Executive Council and the Shipping Company Representatives who showed support for the graduating students.

This year's graduation guest speaker is Captain Romulo M. Salle, MM, who delivered his words of encouragement to the cadets of Batch 2024.

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Academic Excellence. Leadership. Community Involvement. Faith.

These four pillars were embodied by Midshipmen Roque Robe-C Felix Armada, Angelo Mari Gonzales, and John Mhar Titular as they advanced to the final cut of the prestigious The Outstanding Students of Iloilo Awards (TOSIA) for the college category, May 7.

Representating John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University (Arevalo), Inc., Midshipmen Armada, Gonzales, and Titular displayed excellence after they undergone a meticulous screening process, essay writing competition and interview evaluation to receive this noteworthy recognition.

TOSIA is a renowned Youth Development Program of JCI Regatta which intends to give due honor and credit to students who are not only outstanding in academics and leadership, but most importantly, have a high sense of social responsibility.

Moreover, JBLFMU-Arevalo has a proud history of producing TOSIA awardees, with last year's delegate, D/C Kezia Camille Tenefrancia, being hailed as a TOSIA Top Circle Awardee, Artisan, and Scholar.

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Faculty research from the University clinched second place for Best Poster at a national conference.

Engineer Roderick R. Germo, Ph.D., C/M Virmari S. Tan, Ph.D., and 3/M Angelo F. Casañare's study entitled "Effectiveness of Problem-based Learning (PBL) on Maritime Courses in a Blended Learning Modality" was recognized during the 31st Annual Conference of the Philippine Society for Educational Research and Evaluation (PSERE), Inc., held on May 29-30, 2024, at JBL Hall of JBLFMU (Arevalo), Inc.

The research provides instructors with practical guidance for more effective classroom instruction.

"I believe that problem-based learning can help maritime students develop their critical thinking skills, problem-solving abilities, and communication skills," Engr. Germo stated.

The two-day conference was themed "Cultivating Connections: Nurturing a Vibrant Community of Practice (CoP)."

Meanwhile, other poster and oral presenters from the University included:

1. "Service Quality and Gap Analysis (SQGA) between Faculty and Students: Basis for Enhancement of Academic Departmental Plans" by Mrs. Rejean D. Garay (Poster Presenter)
2. "The Extent of Application on Hard and Soft Skills (HSS) Onboard Ship: Basis for Development of Program to Enhance Seafarers’ Skills" by 2/M Jester B. De la Cruz (Paper Presenter), Capt. Nestor L. Baluya, and Capt. Kester R. Ledesma
3. "A Documentary Review of the Oil Spill Responses in Iloilo After the MT Solar 1 Incident" by 2/M Aldin L. Turija (Paper Presenter)
4. "Contributing Factors and Strategies Applied Onboard Ship: Basis for Development of Booklet to Enhance Seafarers’ Mental Health (SMH)" by Brian Gil S. Sarinas, Ph.D. (Paper Presenter), and 2/M Angelo F. Casañare

Participating schools included Centro Escolar University, University of San Agustin, and others.

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The Student Affairs and Services (SAS) Department supervised a pre-boarding conference at JBL Hall in preparation for the graduating students, May 14.

Themed, "Empowering, Equipping, and Enhancing the Skills of Future Seafarers: Pre-Employment Program for BSMT 3 Graduating Students," the program series introduced inspiring speakers with their respective topics.

"You are the lowest mammal onboard. You should teach yourself with humility. We have different cultural backgrounds, some may find your courtesy a disrespect," said Captain John Vicent Calesterio, Marine Superintendent, BW LPG.

BW LPG is the world's leading owner and operator of LPG vessels, owning and operating a fleet of Very Large Gas Carriers (VLGCs) with a total carrying capacity of over 3 million CBM.

The program is meant to help the students maintain overall wellness, enhance core values,  and discussed issues regarding gender inequality and bad habits of seafarers onboard ship.

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The awarding ceremony for the 47th Batch of IWAG awardees by the Philippine Information Agency (PIA) VI, May 29.

The Dolphin's Editor-In-Chief, Mdpn. Francis C. Baldemor, received the esteemed award alongside the University's Administrator, Captain Alfred G. Espinosa, Ph.D., and the publication's Adviser, Mr. Jehiel C. Caman.

Notably, the IWAG award, established by PIA VI in 1977, recognizes campus journalists in college and senior high school for promoting development communication and other relevant fields as well as academic achievement.

Director General Jose Torres Jr. of the Philippine Information Agency (PIA), along with PIA 6 Regional Head Cheryl B. Amor, presented certificates and medals to the awardees.

This year's 47th batch from the college level comprises 18 campus journalists from Region VI.

It has been 10 years since The Dolphin publication last received the IWAG award.

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When you pursue your passion with true dedication—what we at Dolphin Publication call “heartwork”—everything falls into place.

This commitment was recently celebrated at the nationwide campus journalism event, “Sentinel: Fortress of the Free Press,” organized by The Spectrum of the University of St. La Salle – Bacolod.

Held in Negros Occidental from June 4-7, the event brought together 16 campus publications from across the country.

The Dolphin publication achieved the following:

2^nd place – Best Magazine

3^rd place  – Best Magazine Layout

3^rd place  – Best Newspaper Layout

Campus Journalist of the Year  - Mdpn. Francis C. Baldemor

The event featured an impressive lineup of speakers, including: Ms. Inday Espina-Varona of Rappler, former Palanca awardee Jade Mark Capiñanes, Cartoonist Zach, Kabataan Partylist representative Rep. Raoul Manuel, Mr. Raffy Lerma, Mx. Brell Lacerna, Mr. Keith Brandon Cari-an, Mr. Julius De La Peña, Mx. Avon Ang, Mx. Kyle Anne Villariza.

Moreover, the selected publication staff who convened at the said event were Mdpn. John Francis Babiera who was declared as Mx. Sportsmanship in the Spectrum's Fellowship Games Challenge, Mdpn. Renze Ivan Gomez, Mdpn. Jhonard Quirino, and Mdpwn. Jexine Ysabelle Hibionada.

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As the school year is nearing its end, a Baccalaureate Mass presided by Rev. Fr. Lester P. Villa marks the sacred event of a significant milestone for the graduates as they congregate in the unification of thanksgiving in a quest of blessings for the future endeavors held at John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University (Arevalo), Inc. covered court, June 19.

As we consider the path, let us reflect with gratitude and embrace the challenges ahead, as cadets to prepare and embark on new roles.

The Baccalaureate Mass was a fitting start to the recognition of cadets. It was a time to honor their achievements and recognize the hardships that they have dedicated as cadets of JBLFMU-Arevalo

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Department heads, faculty and staff of John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University (Arevalo) Inc. witnessed 872 Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation (BSMT) students as they don their white docks and shiny parapheralia in the 76th Commencement Exercises, June 20.

Present in the said ceremony were Dr. Ronald Raymond Sebatian, Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Mary Lou Arcelo, President Emeritus and Chairman of the Board, Board of Trustees, the Executive Council and the Shipping Company Representatives who showed support for the graduating students.

This year's graduation guest speaker is Captain Romulo M. Salle, MM, who delivered his words of encouragement to the cadets of Batch 2024.

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John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University (Arevalo), Inc. upholds its tradition of excellence with a 100% passing rate for its 320 Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation students who took the Maritime Schools Assessment Program (MSAP) exam last May 17.

MSAP aims to assess the performance of BSMT and BSMarE students presently enrolled in maritime schools in the Philippines via a standard academic test that covers English, Mathematics, Science, and fundamental Deck/Engine Technical subjects.

The program is wholly supported by the International Mariners Management Association of Japan (IMMAJ) in Tokyo, Japan, and is implemented by the Manila-based Philippine-Japan Manning Consultative Council, Inc. (PJMCCC).

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Three cadets from John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University (Arevalo), Inc. (JBLFMU-A) were honored as finalists in The Outstanding Students of Iloilo Awards (TOSIA) 2024, with one clinching a major award. The "Salute to Excellence" ceremony took place at Robinson's Pavia on June 22. 

Mdpn. John Mhar T. Titular earned a place in the coveted "Circle of Five" and ranked among the top three in the Best Advocacy Video category. Mdpn. Roque Robe-C Felix C. Armada IV also received an award for Best Advocacy Video, while Mdpn. Angelo Mari A. Gonzales was named a finalist. 

TOSIA recognizes students who exemplify the four pillars of the award: academics, leadership, community service, and faith. 

Mdpn. Titular is passionate about environmental protection. His "Project Kawsa" aims to localize climate change responses and promote self-sustaining communities through its 4Ks strategies: Kumbinse (Convince), Kumatha (Cultivate), Kumonekta (Connect), and Kumilos (Act). 

"A few may know, but when I was in Junior High School, I was also a hopeful aspirant who got into the semi-finalist stage of the 10th Search for TOSIA. Despite my best efforts, I struggled with confidence that seemed to come easily to my peers," Mdpn. Titular stated in his acceptance speech. 

"With the undying support of my family and the encouragement of a few dedicated people who saw potential in me, I resolved to turn my fortunes around," he added. 

The selection process for TOSIA awardees included an evaluation of portfolios, bid book screenings, and panel interviews. 

The 2024 TOSIA was organized by Junior Chamber International (JCI) Regatta, in collaboration with the Department of Education and the Commission on Higher Education.

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From a young boy foraging for crabs along the shores of Nueva Valencia, Guimaras, to becoming a distinguished figure in Philippine maritime education, Captain Alfred G. Espinosa, Ph.D., has journeyed a path marked by dedication and excellence.

For more than two decades, Captain Espinosa’s experience and expertise at sea inspired him to hone the next generation of seafarers at his mother campus John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University (Arevalo), Inc. He served as the university's Administrator for six years — a selfless service to the Lacsonian community.

During his term, he had notable contributions to the maritime industry, being elected as the Associate Fellow of The Nautical Institute and passing the MARINA Harbor Pilot Examination, proving that passion, knowledge, and leadership should be our core to attain excellence.

“The cycle of my teaching-seafaring life motivated me to continue serving my Alma Mater. The value of sharing my experience and knowledge with the young students and seafarers alike makes inner self-fulfillment. Seeing their success in contributing to the safe transportation of goods around the world is also a matter of achievement," Capt. Espinosa shared.

Thank you, Sir Capt. Alfred G. Espinosa, for your dedication and inspiring service. As you embark on your next chapter, the Dolphin publication wishes you success and fulfillment in all your future endeavors.

Disclaimer: “Anchor’s Away” is used intentionally instead of the traditional “Anchor’s Aweigh” to signify Sir Captain Alfred G. Espinosa's departure from JBLFMU-A.

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Mr. Robert O. Parcia is the new administrator of John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University (Arevalo), Inc., succeeding Capt. Alfred G. Espinosa, Ph.D., who served for nearly six years.

The turnover ceremony was held on June 28, at the JBL Hall, featuring speeches from university officials and expressions of gratitude for Capt. Espinosa's leadership.

Moreover, Mr. Parcia previously served at the JBLFMU-Molo unit and his term of office will officially start on July 1.

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We are still accepting enrollees!

Educational Research and Development Assistance (ERDA) Foundation Inc. and John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University (Arevalo), Inc. faculty and staff conducted a distribution of school supplies to 157 students from elementary to college at Sto. Niño Norte and Sur, Arevalo, August 17.

The program was graced by the opening remarks of Mr. Robert O. Parcia, MSMM – Administrator stating that he wants to “donate” a speaker and a microphone.

Spearheaded by Community Service Extention and Services officer, Mrs. Mirazol Dionson, JBLFMU-Arevalo and Assure-a-Child the Right Education (ACRE) with 23 employees and the Biker’s Club facilitated the event in giving the beneficiaries the necessities based on the social status and academic performance of students.

The unity ride started, consisting of Molo – Arevalo Biker’s Club, in a collaborative action of promoting oneness and strengthening the relationship between partner schools.

A total of 66 recipients including 1 college student from Sto. Niño Norte and 91 recipients including 3 college students from Sto. Niño Sur received the said supplies sponsored by employees and the Student Executive Council (SEC).

“Training-on naton ang aton mga kabataan sa sakto nga kaugalian kag pamatasan,” C/M Virmari S. Tan stated, following the said distribution.

ERDA is a non-government organization that helps students through JBLFMU-A while ACRE was established in 2012 and aims to help neighboring schools in Arevalo through its employees.

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Seven hundred fourteen new students of John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University (Arevalo) Inc., witnessed the commencement of Pang-Abi-Abi 2024 at the university gymnasium, August 5.

A total of 412 of these attendees were from bridging classes, 217 new enrollees from grade 11, and 31 Bachelor of Science in Criminology (BSCrim).

Mr. Robert O. Parcia, MSMM, Administrator of this university, C/M Virmari S. Tan, Ph.D., Dean of the BSMT Department and Director for International Relations of JBLFMU System, and PBGen. June Jamolo (Ret.), Dean of BSCrim Department, welcomed the students for the Academic Year 2024-2025.

The guest speaker for this year and an alumna of this university, D/C Kezia Camille Tenefrancia, gave an inspiring message for the future seafarers highlighting that, persistence in maritime profession is the most needed lesson to learn.

Moreover, freshmen from different departments familiarized the university grounds by a tour ushered by the Student Executive Council (SEC), and the 802nd Naval Reserve Officer's Training Corps Unit (NROTCU) JBLFMU-Arevalo.

The event concluded with the introduction and registration of various clubs and organizations within university grounds.

Pang-Abi-Abi is a yearly program prepared solely to welcome the students of this university.

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"We have not seen anything like it from other Maritime Higher Education Institutions' (MHEIs) we visited," stated Chief Engineer Arthur Tan during the simulator tour of prominent shipping company representatives under the umbrella of Nissen Kaiun, Philsynergy, and Stellar Ship Management on Thursday, August 8.

C/E Tan, a 1977 alumnus of Iloilo Maritime Academy, now John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University (Arevalo), Inc. — was part of the tour delegation, serving as the Executive Officer of Nissen Kaiun.

The delegation also included Capt. Daniel Lindo, President of Philsynergy; Mr. Kris Ralph Dinglasa, President of Gold Route/Zuphyr/Stellar Ship Management; Capt. Arnold Consignado, Head of Ship Management and COO of Stellar Ship Management; Capt. Graciano Terol Jr., Executive Vice President; Mr. Reynaldo C. Eroy, Assistant Vice President for Operations; Mrs. Tan, Board Member of Synergy; and Capt. Date Dalipe, 2012 alumnus.

"JBLFMU is proven to be excellent in terms of facilities and training for future seafarers and officers," C/E Tan added.

The simulator tour was spearheaded by C/M Virmari S. Tan, Ph.D., Dean of the BSMT Department and Director for International Relations; 2/M Aldin L. Turija, Lead Simulator Assessor and International Relations Coordinator; and 2/M Abcede A. Bangalisan II, Head of the Laboratory Department, who provided descriptions and an overview of the activities undertaken by students before they are sent onboard.

Moreover, it was joined by Mr. Robert O. Parcia, MSMM, Administrator, and 2/M Karl Danielle H. Sira, Safety Officer and AAO Head, along with other laboratory trainers and staff as the visitors were reportedly "amazed and overwhelmed" by the simulators.

Following the tour, these representatives visited JBLFMU-Molo with Dr. Ronald Raymond Sebastian and M/V John B. Lacson, accompanied by Capt. Alfred G. Espinosa, Ph.D.

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In what seems to be a rare event, the assemblage of writing pads for the new chairs at John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University (Arevalo), Inc., was more than just a logistical task; it was a heartwarming moment that highlighted the unity, care, and dedication of employees bestowed upon their students.

Last July 30, department heads, faculty, and staff flocked in the university gymnasium to assemble the recently purchased 1,240 new monoblock armed chairs.

This initiative was spearheaded by the newly-appointed Administrator, Mr. Robert O. Parcia, MSMM, whose aim is to create a "transformative learning environment" for students.

Mr. Parcia pointed out that the white uniforms worn by students often become soiled due to rust from the old steel chairs, hence, providing greater comfort and flexibility.

Moreover, he noted that disciplined students tend to organize their chairs neatly before leaving, preparing the classroom for the next class.

Upon his appointment, Mr. Parcia quickly recognized a pressing need for adequate seating solutions—drawing from his previous administration at JBLFMU-Molo, where a similar change was successfully implemented five years ago.

“I am confident that students prefer these new chairs better than the previous ones,” he stated, as a unique aspect of this project was the emphasis on camaraderie among the employees.

The newly assigned administrator highlighted the significance of teamwork in the assembly process, stating, “Team members’ cooperation is a crucial ingredient to achieve goals."

This simple act demonstrates the dedication of the employees so students can focus on their studies without the distractions of discomfort and inconvenience.

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