SVCI's Center for Community Extension and Linkages

30/06/2024

🎓 Calling All Vincentian's Alumni! 🎓

We want to stay connected with you! If you are a graduate from the batches of 2021 to 2024, we invite you to fill out our Alumni Tracer Form. Your journey is important to us, and we’d love to hear about your experiences since graduation.

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Alumni's Tracer Program

30/06/2024

A momentous occasion for our institutions, Saint Joseph College of Sindangan Incorporated and St. Vincent’s College Incorporated, as we have officially established a new collaboration with Saigon Business School, the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. The said partnership will focus on faculty exchange, research, student mobility, student internship, and collaboration in conferences.

16/05/2024

Building stronger Community connections through research!

Our Director of Center for Community Extension and Linkages together with the Vice President of Academic Affairs, Director of Research and Development and the CCEL Staff for a Training Workshop on Research Methods for Community Extension Services.

This valuable session, hosted by the Association of Scholarly Editors, is taking place in Tagbilaran City, Bohol at the Dao Diamond Hotel.

By equipping ourselves with the latest research methods, we can ensure our community extension programs are data-driven and deliver the most impactful results for the people we serve.

05/07/2023

CCEL Director Raymond Chris Maribojoc together with his staffs, visited the relocation site in Dicayas today to monitor the community development projects that have been implemented. The projects, which include a talipapa, a communal comfort room, and a hand washing area, were all funded by the PNP JLC and MPM Program of SVCI. The purpose of the visit was to ensure that the projects were being sustained and maintained, and to gather feedback from the community members on how the projects were being used.

The CCEL team was pleased to see that the projects were in good condition and that the community members were using them regularly. They also gathered valuable feedback from the community members, which will be used to improve the projects in the future.

The CCEL team is committed to ensuring that the community development projects in Dicayas are sustainable and effective. They are grateful for the opportunity to work with the community members to make a positive difference in their lives.

01/06/2023

Wishing you a very happy 14th year in the service and continued success in your endeavor, our CCEL Director, Sir Raymond Chris Maribojoc

24/01/2023

A quick visit at Brgy. Barra, Dipolog City, one of the adopted communities of St. Vincent's College, Incorporated through the Center of Community Extension and Linkages. CCEL Director Raymond Chris Maribojoc conducted a monitoring of the projects implemented in the said barangay and introduced his new staff to the barangay officials headed by Punong Barangay Moman Apura. The CCEL personnel visited "Bigasan ni Mamang Pulis," one of the SVCI projects funded by the Public Safety Junior Leadership Class of the PNP RTC9.

28/07/2022

Meeting with 42nd IB 91D of the Philippine Army, 2nd ZN Provincial Mobile Force Company, TESDA and other National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict member agencies for the delivery of basic services to the CTG infected areas in Godod. SVCI as an academic institution joined the said meeting for possible collaboration in providing its services to the said community.

07/11/2019

The CENTER FOR COMMUNITY EXTENSION AND LINKAGES/ALUMNI AFFAIRS OFFICE of St. Vincent's College Incorporated (SVCI Main Campus New Bldg. 2nd Floor) is open to accept your heartedly given largesse/donations.

Any amount will be accepted. Thank you!
"Small things when shared can help thousands"

23/08/2019

Reverend Father Nathaniele A Denlaoso and Dr. Joseph G. Refugio together with selected SVCI administrators and staff received the military officers from the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) led by Capt Daryl Dagpin (an alumni of SVCI),

The officers are in Dipolog City to facilitate the conduct of the PMA Entrance Examination which will be administered at DMC College Foundation on Sunday, August 25, 2019. Together with it is the tender school campaign and orientation for students who are interested to join and enter the academy at St. Vincent's College Incorporated 4th Floor, New Building.

Interested applicants must bring with them the necessary requirements, including birth certificate, Form 137, 2x2 I.D. picture, two Mongol brand pencils, and a valid I.D.

The applicant must be a natural-born Filipino citizen aged at least 17 years old to 21 years old. He or she must be physically fit and of good moral character with no administrative or criminal case. At least high school graduate and must have the school grade average of not below 85 percent.

Moreover, the applicant must be single and has never been married with the height requirement of five feet for both male and female and should not exceed to 6’4.”

23/08/2019

08.23.19
SVCI sealed a partnership with the Provincial Technical Education and Skills Development Authority in providing livelihood and skills to our extension beneficiaries during the formal opening of TESDA 25th Anniversary with Governor Roberto Uy and TESDA Provincial Director Alan Bacatan together with SVCI Representatives at ZN Convention Center, Dipolog City.

23/08/2019

REPOST:
St. Vincent’s College Incorporated and the Philippine Red Cross-Zamboanga del Norte Chapter jointly launched a photo exhibit last August 19, 2019 at the SVCI New Building Lobby to mark the International Humanitarian Law (IHL) Month.

With the theme “Protecting the defenseless in times of armed conflict,” the exhibit also promoted the seven fundamental principles of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. These principles are: Humanity, Impartiality, Neutrality, Independence, Voluntary Service, Unity and Universality.

Moreover, the activity complies with the first pillar of the JEEPGY program. SVCI implements JEEPGY as a partner institution of the Catholic Education Association of the Philippines (CEAP). The JEEPGY pillars are: Justice and Peace; Ecological Integrity; Engaged Citizenship; Poverty Reduction; Gender Equality; and Youth Empowerment. These pillars are included as themes in the entire school culture including policies, researches, campus practices and curricula aimed towards transformative education.

Sources added the IHL Office of the Red Cross disseminates the basics on the IHL and advocates domestic legislation and measures to implement provisions of the Geneva Conventions. In the Philippines, this resulted to the passage of Republic Act 9851 or the 2009 Philippine Act on Crimes Against International Humanitarian Law, Genocide and Other Crimes Against Humanity.

SVCI President Rev. Fr. Nathaniele A. Denlaoso, Citi Mall Supervisor Maria Zabeth T. Tan, Dipolog Sangguniang Kabataan Federation President Mandel Zoe Lugasan and Dr. Joseph G. Refugio (in photo) cut the ceremonial ribbon to open the exhibit. Also in attendance were SVCI students, faculty and Red Cross representatives. Vincent Lanz Sigasig and Jolina Mencias of SVCI Senior High hosted the event.



📸Raymond Chris P. Maribojoc, Teonith C. Biolango