WVSU

Day: March 23, 2026

  • French and Thai students inspire global learning conversations at WVSU

    French and Thai students inspire global learning conversations at WVSU

    Cultures, classrooms, and conversations came together at West Visayas State University as the International and Local Linkages Office, in partnership with the College of Education, hosted ‘Voices Across Cultures: Eurasian Thoughts and Practices on Student Exchange and Mobility’ on March 23, 2026.

    Meanwhile, practice teachers from Walailak University, Thailand—Patcharapon Jitprapai, Ranchida Saengsri, Apinya Meednui, and Prompond Yoma—discussed their experiences as exchange student teachers under the Pre-Service Student Teacher Exchange in Southeast Asia (SEA-Teacher) Project, highlighting teaching practices and student life in Thailand and at their host institution.

    The event was graced by Dr. Ma. Pilar Malata, Dean of the Office of Student Affairs, who expressed support for initiatives that promote global collaboration and intercultural learning within the university community.

    COE and COC students joined the discussion virtually, contributing their perspectives to the intercultural dialogue.

    Through initiatives like this, WVSU strengthens international partnerships and promotes intercultural learning.

    By Gladwyn B. Gustilo/ILLO

  • WVSU shares transport arrangements, personnel updates in flag ceremony

    WVSU shares transport arrangements, personnel updates in flag ceremony

    West Visayas State University (WVSU) announced key personnel activities and transport arrangements during its flag-raising ceremony on Mar. 23 at Jubilee Park, led by the University Learning Resource Center headed by Dr. Elra Di M. Madalogdog.

    Among the announcements for the week is the annual general assembly of members of the University Non-Teaching Personnel Organization (UNPO), scheduled on Mar. 24. The activity, led by Ms. Joy Fullo, will also include the election of new UNPO officers.

    Vice President for Administration and Finance Dr. Peter Ernie Paris reiterated the resumption of the compressed four-day work week and emphasized the availability of service vehicles for University and University Medical Center personnel in light of the transportation holiday declared on the day of the ceremony.

    Paris encouraged personnel to avail of the transport service, noting that return trips will be provided, with designated pick-up in front of the Administration Building at 7:15 p.m.

    The announcements form part of the University’s continuing efforts to ensure operational continuity and support for personnel amid evolving work arrangements.