Boac, Marinduque, Philippines — The College of Governance of Marinduque State University led the Flag Raising Ceremony, held on September 21, 2026, at the Boac Campus grounds, bringing together faculty, staff, and students in a meaningful start to the week.
The program was graced by Hon. Augusto Leo M. Livelo, Vice Mayor of Mogpog, who served as Guest of Honor. In his address, Vice Mayor Livelo underscored the celebration of Civil Service Commission (CSC) Month, recognizing the vital role of public servants in nation-building. He reflected on the transformation of MarSU through the years, noting that even as Marinduque is an island province, the University remains abreast with national and global trends in education and governance.
Vice Mayor Livelo also commended the dedication of MarSU’s faculty members in anticipation of World Teachers’ Day, honoring their commitment to shaping future leaders. He further expressed his hopes that the MarSU Extramural Study Center in Capayang, Mogpog will soon be elevated into a full-fledged MarSU Mogpog Campus, expanding access to quality education for more Marinduqueños.
Mr. Arwin Jones Epa, who represented Principal Dr. Noel Palomares, of the COED Laboratory High School lauded the active participation of IHS students in Boy and Girl Scouts activities and the District School Press Conference, highlighting their engagement in leadership, service, and scholastic excellence. Following this, Ms. Gemma A. Tirol, University Registrar, announced the new policy of the University regarding incomplete grades, ensuring academic accountability and clarity for students moving forward.
In his closing message, Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Leodegario M. Jalos, Jr. reminded the academic community of the upcoming midterm examinations this week and emphasized the final activities for the CSC Month celebration, including the Family Day, the Dangal ng MarSU Awards, and the observance of Kainang Pamilya Mahalaga Day. Dr. Jalos also proudly commended the recent successes of MarSU graduates in the Licensure Examinations for Social Work, Nursing, and Master Electrician, recognizing the outstanding performance of the College of Arts and Sciences, College of Allied Health Sciences, College of Engineering, and College of Industrial Technology.
Dr. Jalos further echoed the constant reminder of the University President, Prof. Diosdado P. Zulueta, to work together in harmony, underscoring unity as the foundation of MarSU’s continuing transformation.
The ceremony concluded with the singing of the MarSU Hymn, a symbol of institutional pride and collective aspiration.
