NBSC PERSONNEL EARN RECOGNITION IN CIVIL SERVICE, RESEARCH, AND SUSTAINABILITY LEADERSHIP

Northern Bukidnon State College (NBSC) recognized its personnel during the On-the-Spot Awards on October 19, 2026, at the NBSC Covered Court. The awardees included seven Civil Service Examination (CSE) passers, a researcher selected for a competitive workshop, and a participant who earned top distinctions in an international sustainability leadership program.

Six personnel passed the Professional Level of the August 2026 CSE: Jay Nald B. Yañez, Nelson D. Sabit, Ronald Justine M. Partos, Carmen C. Contaoi, Marialyn L. Gawahan, and Charmie R. Necesario. Jessel Mae G. Parpan of the Learning Resource Center (LRC) passed the Sub-Professional Level.

Leah Mae S. Cuyno was selected as one of 40 participants in the Research Mentoring Workshop for Early- and Mid-Career Researchers, held in Davao City on August 19–21, 2026. She secured a slot from nearly 400 applicants, giving her the chance to further develop her research work alongside fellow researchers.

Glenn A. Nabangue completed the United People Global (UPG) Sustainability Leadership Class of 2026 on July 28, 2026. Nabangue received the Best Potential Leader Award for Overall Excellence in Learning. Nabangue also joined Tribe 38, which ranked first among 95 tribe groups worldwide.

The awardees’ accomplishments reflect the work and dedication they bring to their respective fields. Their success also gives the NBSC community more reasons to take pride in its personnel, whose continued learning and professional efforts help strengthen the College’s service to students and the public.

Written by: Alliana Isa E. Vivares
Photos by: Alliana Isa E. Vivares, Ralph A. Bagotsay