The EVSU-Tanauan Campus officially kicked off its 54th Founding Anniversary, celebrating over five decades of academic heritage, student leadership, and community service with a week-long series of activities slated from September 22 to 26.
The opening day festivities were highlighted by the blessing and ribbon-cutting ceremony for the campus’s newly completed Home Economics Building, Library, and Wellness Building. Another notable event during the opening was the official turnover of the Pathwalk Legacy Project by Batch Sidhaya, which now serves as the brand-new entrance and main pathway for the campus.
These new infrastructure projects reflect EVSU-Tanauan’s continued growth and development, furthering its goals of providing a modernized, supportive learning environment for its stakeholders.
The rest of the five-day celebration will feature a dynamic lineup of academic, socio-cultural, and athletic events which will serve as an impetus to foster the camaraderie and also highlight the diverse talents of our EVSUnistas in EVSU-Tanauan.
The ceremonies were led by EVSU-TC Campus Director Dr. Rose Anna L. Refuerzo, alongside key university administrators, including Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Analyn C. Españo; Vice President for Administration, Finance, and Auxiliary Services Dr. Danilo B. Pulma; Vice President for Research, Innovation, and Extension Services Dr. Sheldon Ives G. Agaton; and Vice President for Students, Internationalization, and External Affairs Dr. Benedicto T. Militante Jr.
This article aligns with Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 04: Quality Education and SDG 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
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