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NISU and Jeju National University strengthen global ties through Academic and Cultural Exchange

 

In an effort to promote educational and cultural exchange, students, professors, and faculty from Jeju National University (JNU) visited Northern Iloilo State University (NISU) Main Campus for a two-day academic and cultural event on January 31.
For two consecutive years, NISU and JNU have cultivated a robust partnership aimed at advancing research, fostering cultural exchange, and enhancing academic collaboration.
In her welcome address, Vice President for Academic Affairs (VPAA) Dr. Gilda E. Deguma emphasized NISU’s commitment to strengthening relationships with other universities, positioning the institution as a hub for global connections and academic empowerment, both locally and globally.
 
Reflecting on his own experience studying in Korea, University President Dr. Bobby D. Gerardo expressed his enthusiasm for the growth of NISU’s international programs and announced that Spanish students would soon visit as part of a transcultural initiative with WVSU, which will include community activities in Carles, Iloilo.
“We are honored to welcome guests from Jeju National University today and tomorrow. We formalized our agreement two years ago, and we are excited to continue this valuable educational and cultural collaboration with JNU and WVSU,” Dr. Gerardo added.
Furthermore, representatives from Jeju National University expressed their gratitude for the enduring partnership with NISU, highlighting the strong collaboration over the past 15 years and reaffirming their commitment to continuing and expanding international cooperation between the institutions.
As part of the program, students from Jeju National University (JNU) presented their research studies, sharing insightful perspectives on their academic work and fostering a dynamic exchange of ideas between the universities.
Additionally, Dr. Felipe P. Vista IV, University Director for the Office of Research and Development Services, delivered an engaging lecture on the advantages and challenges of using artificial intelligence.
To conclude the first day of their visit, delegates from JNU took part in a community tour of Estancia, exploring local landmarks and immersing themselves in the town’s unique culture and hospitality.

 

 

 

 
 

 

Northern Iloilo State University is deeply mournful of the passing of Dr. Zinnia Parcon Teruel, former Regional Director of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Region VI and former Board of Trustee Member of the Northern Iloilo Polytechnic State College (now NISU). Her loss leaves an immense void in the hearts of all who had the honor of working with her, and her remarkable contributions to both science and education will be forever remembered.
Throughout her career, Dr. Teruel was a visionary, dedicating her efforts to advancing science, technology, and education in the region. Her impact also extended to higher education, where, as a member of the NIPSC Board of Trustees, she played an instrumental role in shaping the future of the institution. Her legacy continues to inspire and guide future generations of students, faculty, and staff.
During this time of sorrow, we extend our deepest condolences to her family, friends, colleagues, and all who were touched by her presence. Her kindness, selflessness, and ability to inspire others forged enduring relationships with all who were fortunate to know her. While Dr. Teruel may no longer be with us, her legacy will live on through the countless lives she impacted and the lasting difference she made in her community, her country, and the fields of science and education.
May her soul rest in peace. Her leadership, dedication, and compassion will always be cherished, and she will be deeply missed.
 
 

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