Soaring high with their blazing capabilities, The Seagull, the official student publication of John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University-Molo, Inc., bagged 16 awards during the awarding ceremonies of 21st Word Cup Philippines National Journalism Conference and Contests at Angels' Hills in Tagaytay City, Philippines, May 4-5.

 After victoriously competing on their respective categories 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗦𝗲𝗮𝗴𝘂𝗹𝗹 took home the following awards: 

Almost 300 delegates from numerous schools across the Philippines converged at the 21st Word Cup Philippines National Journalism Conference and Contests.

Marking a historic return to in-person events after the pandemic, the Word Cup Associated Editors Co. and Ed Calibre International organized the two-day conference, equipping campus journalists with skills to report on post-pandemic scientific advancements and their impact on society.

The Seagull extends its deepest appreciation to everyone involved: organizers, evaluators, editorial board, staff, adviser, instructors, JBLFMU-Molo, Inc. management, parents, and the unwavering support of the Lacsonian community.

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The event showcased the rich culinary heritage of the Philippines, and attracted food enthusiasts to indulge in traditional Filipino flavors and delicacies.

In addition to the gastronomic delights, the annual Filipino Food Month Celebration Closing Program also featured cultural performances, showcasing the rich tapestry of Filipino arts and traditions.

JBLFMU-Molo's Technical-Vocational Center, in collaboration with the College of Business and Management, with the guidance of Dr. Ma. Agnes Regina Torres, Mr. Rey Ganzon, Mr. Wilfred Lagasca Jr., Mr. Michaelou Baligaya, and Dr. Ferlene Grace Lelis, set up a food exhibition booth that includes chips, candies, and polvoron made out of vegetable peels, emphasizing how beneficial food stuff that is often discarded can be for reducing food waste, utilizing valuable nutrients, and creating tasty, healthy snacks.

Furthermore, Mdpwn. Alexandra May Tarroja, a second-year Bachelor of Science in Cruise Ship Management student of JBLFMU-Molo, was the university's student representative to share valuable insights about the Sustainability Development Goal number 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities.

The event was spearheaded by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCAA), and the Local Economic Development and Investment Promotion (LEDIP) - Iloilo City, in partnership with SM City Iloilo, the United Nations (UN), and various universities across Iloilo City.

The annual Filipino Food Month celebration serves as a reminder of the enduring significance of Filipino food in shaping cultural identity and fostering community spirit.

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JBLFMU-MOLO HONORS the 126th Birthday of Captain JOHN B LACSON

Milestone on the Day of the Founder

Today, the JBLFMU-Molo, Inc. community commemorated the founder Captain Juan Bautista Lacson's 126th birthday. Captain Lacson whose lasting impact on maritime education is a source of motivation and dignity.

From his earliest years to his last expedition, Capt. John B. Lacson's dedication and leadership are still an inspiration. His vision continues to motivate upcoming generations of seafarers and maritime industry professionals, as does his unwavering commitment to upholding the highest standards of maritime performance.

The celebration of Captain Lacson's birthday this year also served as a historic milestone for JBLFMU-Molo community in its activation of air conditioning units in all classrooms in the campus.

According to Mr. Parcia, energizing these air-conditioning units is a “huge milestone for the JBLFMU - Molo community” in providing a more conducive learning spaces for the students in the campus.

President Emeritus Dr. Mary Lou L. Arcelo, her son Dr. Ronald Raymund L. Sebastian, CEO of JBFLMU, and our administrator, Mr. Robert O. Parcia, led the ribbon-cutting ceremony. Eventually, the blessing of the air conditioning units in every classroom followed.

The department heads, teachers, and students joined the Lacson family in laying a wreath at the statue of Capt. Lacson.

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John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University- Molo, Inc. celebrated a significant milestone today as it hosted its 7th Senior High School Commencement Exercise on May 29th at the JBLFMU-Molo Covered Court.

Amidst an atmosphere of pride and accomplishment, Grade 12 graduates adorned in pristine white uniforms took center stage, each receiving their well-deserved diploma. This momentous occasion symbolizes the culmination of their tireless efforts and unwavering dedication.

The event was graced by the presence of esteemed faculty and staff from JBLFMU-Molo, Inc. Basic Education Department, along with jubilant family members, all coming together to honor and celebrate the remarkable achievements of the graduates.

This commemoration not only marks a significant personal milestone for each graduate but also exemplifies JBLFMU-Molo's steadfast commitment to fostering competent and resilient individuals prepared to navigate the challenges of higher education and pursue diverse career paths beyond high school.

 

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Today, the College of Maritime Education at JBLFMU-Molo hosted a research colloquium in the Audio Visual Room (AVR), highlighting the exceptional research and innovation of its Marine Engineering students.

The event featured both paper and poster presentations, demonstrating the institution's unwavering commitment to academic excellence and cutting-edge research.

Mdpn. Lance L. Quisto's paper, titled “Correlation Between Technological Awareness and Academic Performance Among Freshmen Maritime Students,” secured first place in the paper presentation category. Dr. Rolando A. Alimen served as the adviser for this award-winning research.

In the poster presentation category, Mdpn. RV John Fortaleza's work, "Challenges and Adaptation Strategies of the College of Maritime Education Instructors in the New Normal," took first place, with guidance from adviser Dr. Elsie F. Gancia.

The colloquium also featured a significant project site visit. Dr. Rex C. Casiple from CHED Region 6 attended the inspection of the Marine Sewage Treatment Plant for Domestic Vessels, a project spearheaded by Dr. Rolando Alimen, Dr. Victor Jaleco, Dr. Agustin D. Bedia, 3/E Ernie Jay A. Teves, 3/E Allan A. Roberto, and 3/E Nerios S. Cortejo. This initiative underscores the institution's dedication to advancing maritime technology and promoting environmental sustainability.

The event showcased JBLFMU-Molo's commitment to fostering a culture of research and innovation within the maritime education sector.

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Engr. Sobrejuanite is the new administrator of John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University-Molo Inc., succeeding Mr. Robert O. Parcia, who served for five years.
Officially assuming his role on July 1, Engr. Sobrejuanite previously served as the administrator of the Bacolod Campus.

The JBLFMU-Molo community is thrilled about this new leadership and looks forward to working with you, sir!

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We are pleased to announce that our new School Administrator, Engr. Roberto Neal Sobrejuanite, led an inspiring session at the recent General Assembly Meeting held earlier today in the Audio Visual Room.

During his address, he articulated his vision for the University and outlined his strategic plans for the next three years.

Engr. Sobrejuanite emphasized the critical importance of innovation, understanding one's role towards the attainment of the school's Mission-Vision-Goals-Objectives, enhancing educational experiences,
and strengthening community engagement. His comprehensive plans include elevating academic standards and programs, promoting sustainable practices within the campus, and fostering partnerships with industry leaders and agencies.

Under his leadership, we are poised for significant growth and excellence. Stay tuned for more updates as we embark on this exciting journey together!

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Congratulations to the BS Marine Engineering Class of 2024 of JBLFMU-Molo for their remarkable 99.46% passing percentage in the recently concluded Maritime Schools Assessment Program (MSAP).

The MSAP aims to evaluate the competency and readiness of maritime students through a comprehensive assessment, ensuring they meet the industry's highest standards.

The JBLFMU-Molo Community proudly celebrates your achievement!

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We are delighted to announce that two of our very own have made waves at the Western Visayas Open Water Swim (3rd Leg) in Taklong Island, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras last June 30, 2024.

Hans Iñigo Parreño: Overall Champion for the 5K Category!

Jan William Morante: First Place in the 12-17 Age Bracket!

Thank you for bringing pride to the Lacsonian Community!

Huge congratulations as well to Coach Ronald Sta. Ana, Coach Mark Catalan, and Coach Brian Caluba.

A heartfelt thank you to the proud parents for their unwavering support.

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Opening of classes will be on July 29, 2024

For inquiries, contact us:
(033) 3233265
Junior High School 09479421808
Senior High School 09687723499

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We are thrilled to welcome you to a brand new school year at JBLFMU-Molo! Get ready for an exciting journey of growth and learning. Classes will officially start on the following dates, and we can't wait to see you back in the classrooms, ready to achieve new milestones.

Here's to a fantastic year ahead, filled with new friends, additional knowledge, and worthwhile experiences. Let's make this school year the best one yet!

See you, our Dear Lacsonians!

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So, what are you waiting for? Come and Sail with the Maritime Vanguard!

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As the National PRISAA commences, our athletes stand ready to showcase their prowess. To our swimmers: may your strokes slice through water with precision.

To our Mutya candidate: radiate grace and intellect. To our vocalists: let your melodies soar. And to our billiards player: may your shots be as strategic as they are bold.

Best of luck to our incredible PRISAA athletes - from the pool to the stage, and everywhere in between. May your dedication and hard work bring glory to our community.

Go forth and make waves, hit the right notes, and pocket those victories! The whole Lacsonian community is cheering for you all the way.


Swimming Men
1. Yulo, Carlito
2. Gepilano, CG
3. Iguidez, Marvic
4. Tejada, Timothy
5. Yatar, Jan Lloyd
6. Parreño, Hans Iñigo
7. Capablanca, David Carl
8. Morante, Jan William
9. Sobremisana, Jay

Swimming Women
1. Yulo, Adriana
2. Adorio, Michelle Ann
3. Plenago, Georjeana Deb
4. Seloterio, Andrea Leira
5. Sorbito, Alyssandra Monique

Billiard Men:
1. Tamisen, Wolverine John

Mutya:
1. Loberiza, Janylla Bea S.

Vocal Solo:
1. Langusta, Jelan O.

Vocal Duet:
1. Diaste, Ernalyn
2. Miraflor, Jhonico

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Congratulations to Miss Janylla Bea Loberiza, a BS Tourism Management student, for her outstanding achievement as the 3rd Runner-Up in the Mutya ng PRISAA 2024!

This impressive accomplishment, secured at the National PRISAA held in Legazpi, Albay, is a true testament to her hard work, talent, and dedication.

Kudos also to her supportive team, coaches, parents, and chaperones. Your encouragement and unwavering support have been instrumental in this success.

Representing Western Visayas PRISAA with such grace and excellence is truly commendable. Well done to everyone involved!

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Jelan Langusta, a third-year BSTM student at JBLFMU-Molo, emerged victorious in the Vocal Solo Contest at the 2024 National Private Schools Athletic Association (PRISAA) in Legazpi City, July 23.

Langusta, representing Region VI, performed the song "Sige, Malaya Ka Na" with the theme jukebox, outshining 14 other candidates from across the country.

The Lacsonian community congratulates you for this remarkable achievement!

Photo credits to National PRISAA Games 2024

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Congratulations to the Dolphins Swim Team of John B. Lacson Foundation University on their remarkable achievements at the National PRISAA. Your hard work, dedication, and sportsmanship have brought great pride to our institution. We commend each member of the team for their outstanding performance and look forward to celebrating more successes in the future.

We also extend out heartfelt gratitude to the coaches Mark Catalan, Brian Caluba and Sir Ronald Sta. Ana, whose guidance and leadership have been instrumental in shaping this team's success.

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The Parent-Employee Association (PEA) of John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University-Molo conducted its General Assembly at the university gymnasium on September 7. The meeting, led by PEA President Mr. Maximo B. Montero, focused on important updates for the 2024-2025 school year.

Engr. Roberto Neal Sobrejuanite, school administrator, provided key updates on school activities, while Dr. Angeli N. Sebastian, Dean of the College of Business and Management, and C/E Agustin D. Bedia, Dean of the College of Maritime Education, shared college-related updates.
3/E Kim Gemvir D. Aquino gave a talk on one of the university's three core values, Perseverance. Mrs. Celerina Gatoteo, PEA Treasurer, presented a report on school fees and financial updates.

The assembly continued with the reading of the minutes from the previous meeting, followed by additional updates from Mrs. Gatoteo on school fees and financial matters.
The event concluded with an election of the new PEA Board of Directors and Officers for the upcoming term.

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