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New appointed NISU employees officially take oath of office

A total of 36 newly appointed employees, 30 from the Northern Iloilo State University (NISU) Main Campus and 6 from the NISU Batad Campus, took their oath of office during the NISU Employees Oath-Taking Ceremony at the NISU Main Campus Mini Theathre, September 5.

In her opening remarks, Dr. Maria Antoinette D. Aquino, Chief Administrative Officer, challenged them to prove their qualifications and readiness for the designation. She further emphasized that greater responsibilities come after promotions, and those successfully chosen should perform accordingly.

“May you instill in your heart and mind the mission, vision, and goals of the university, and do not forget to uplift our call to be 'an icon of hope for development.' Let us continue our remarkable accomplishments for genuine transformation,” Dr. Aquino said.

Meanwhile, Dr. Bobby D. Gerardo, University President, delivered his inspirational message, highlighting the importance of remembering the institution's mission, vision, goals, and objectives.

“I ask you to always continue to do your hard work and dedication in the execution of your judicial functions. Although we are already working towards the improvement of strategic goals and objectives, you can still refer to the one that is still in effect to reflect on those mission and vision,” Dr. Gerardo added.

Moreover, the event preceded the official oath-taking ceremony, followed by the words of gratitude from the new hires.

In addition, Dr. Ma. Theresa G. Palmares, Vice President (VP) for Administration and Finance, underscored her congratulatory message with remarkable advice. She asserted the substance of honesty in everything they do, for it will bring them to greater heights.

The ceremony concluded with a word from Dr. Gilda E. Deguma, VP for Academic Affairs, affirming the famous quote “humility is a great virtue.”

“Always stay grounded because humility is one of the greatest virtues. It defines our character as human beings,” she ended.

This ceremony marked the beginning of another valuable journey, opening the door for newly hired, newly promoted, and newly appointed members of the teaching and non-teaching communities inside the institution.