Accidents do happen sometimes but one can escape from the expenses that may arise due to the accident through insurance. Thus, the Supreme Student Council (SSC) proposed for an insurance system. On January 26, 2018, SSC held a consultation assembly regarding   the   proposed   insurance   system.   Some   400 students attended this assembly held at Henry V. continue reading : Students to support SSC’s insurance system proposal

Sentro ng Wika at Kultura, headed by Dr. Forma Gonzales, is a satellite office of the Komisyon ng Wikang Pambansa. Its objectives are to safeguard, preserve and promote all languages and dialects in Tawi-Tawi. The approval of this office was signed on October 9, 2017 at the Komisyon ng Wikang Pambansa Office by MSU-TCTO Chancellor, continue reading : TCTO launches Sentro ng Wika at Kultura

State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) levelling instruments and guidelines, priority extension programs, and priority research programs and policies were the topics discussed by Prof. Benecito Maratas, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs; Dr. Richard Muallil, Director for Institute of Continuing Education and Extension Services (ICEES); and Dr. Sitti Zayda Halun, Director for Research, respectively, during the continue reading : MSU-TCTO holds a confab on Research, Innovation and Extension

In preparation for this year’s Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET), the College of Education (COEd) holds an intensive review program exclusive for COEd regular students and professional education unit earners only. The review starts in January and will end in May 2018 every weekend. The years 2016 and 2017 marked a milestone in the College continue reading : COEd conducts a review program for LET 2018

The list of qualifiers for 2017 Department of Science and Technology-Science Education Institute – Junior Level Science Scholarship (DOST-SEI JLSS) Examination, which was held last November 2017, was officially released on Sunday, December 31, 2017. Out of 6, 049 takers, 4,529 passed the 2017 JLSS examination. The takers were third year college students who were continue reading : Eight TCTO students pass the 2017 DOST-SEI JLSS exam

Civil Service Commission’s   Memorandum Circular No.  6, Series     of     2012     mandates     the     establishment     and implementation      of      Agency      Strategic      Performance Management System (SPMS) in all constitutional bodies, departments, bureaus    and    agencies    of    the    national government; local government units; government-owned and/or    controlled    corporations (GOCCs) with    original charter; and   state   universities   and   colleges.   Thus, the Chancellor, Dr. Mary continue reading : MSU-TCTO creates the PMT for SPMS

To have a data center for better and smooth transactions, MSU-TCTO established the Information and Communications Technology Office (ICTO). The Office was officially launched on October 19, 2017 ICTO was created to provide the primary management and support of MSU-TCTO Data Center. It manages the data network infrastructures, central service provisions such as website, email, continue reading : MSU-TCTO establishes ICTO

Proving that MSU-TCTO is an interactive campus where all cultures are given importance, the Chancellor, Dr. Mary Joyce Z. Guinto-Sali, has reactivated Cultural Affairs and Community Relations Office (CACRO) through the Special Order No. 011, Series of 2018. CACRO performs the mandates of the Community Relations and Cultural Development Office (CRCDO) in order to promote continue reading : Chancellor Sali reactivates CRCDO and PEO under new names

The list of qualifiers for 2017 Department of Science and Technology-Science Education Institute – Junior Level Science Scholarship (DOST-SEI JLSS) Examination, which was held last November 2017, was officially released on Sunday, December 31, 2017. Out of 6, 049 takers, 4,529 passed the 2017 JLSS examination. The takers were third year college students who were continue reading : Eight TCTO students pass the 2017 DOST-SEI JLSS exam

TCTO administration designates new heads for different offices By Ayesha A. Hadjail         The reactivation of the Cultural Affairs and Community Relations Office (CACRO) will help the university campus in its extension services. This office is mandated to promote good public relations with the immediate communities of the autonomous campus; moreover, to bring closer the continue reading :

In preparation for this year’s Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET), the College of Education (COEd) holds an intensive review program exclusive for COEd regular students and professional education unit earners only. The review starts in January and will end in May 2018 every weekend. The years 2016 and 2017 marked a milestone in the College continue reading : COEd conducts a review program for LET 2018

State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) levelling instruments and guidelines, priority extension programs, and priority research programs and policies were the topics discussed by Prof. Benecito Maratas, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs; Dr. Richard Muallil, Director for Institute of Continuing Education and Extension Services (ICEES); and Dr. Sitti Zayda Halun, Director for Research, respectively, during the continue reading : MSU-TCTO holds a confab on Research, Innovation and Extension

In the Special Order 185 series of 2017, Chancellor Sali has created new Bids and Awards Committee (BAC) that will ensure transparency, accountability and economy in the procurement  of goods, supplies, materials, related services and infrastructure projects. The BAC is headed by the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Prof. Benecito Maratas his members are Dr. continue reading : The Bids and Awards Committee Restructured

Chancellor Sali on May 2, 2017 has released a special order reconstituting the members of the Personnel Selection Board (PSB) for TCTO. The PSB is composed of Prof. Abdulgim Hassan, a senior faculty of the College of Arts and Sciences as the Chairman; Mr. Sawadjaan Jaji, the director for Office of General Administration, the vice continue reading : Reconstitution of Personnel Selection Board (PSB)

The reactivation of the Cultural Affairs and Community Relations Office (CACRO) will help the university campus in its extension services. This office is mandated to promote good public relations with the immediate communities of the autonomous campus, and to bring closer the indigenous art, culture and traditions to the academic world. The office will also continue reading : TCTO designates Prof. Paramisuli Amin as head of CACRO