NDMU Student Leaders Join the 44th Philippine Association of Campus Student Advisers (PACSA) National Convention in Baguio City

The wait is finally over as the 44th Philippine Association of Campus Student Advisers (PACSA) National Convention & 5th International Conference officially opened on November 26, 2025 at Teachers’ Camp, Baguio City, bringing together student leaders and advisers from across the Philippines and abroad for four days of leadership development, collaboration, and cultural exchange.

Notre Dame of Marbel University (NDMU) proudly joined this prestigious gathering with a delegation of committed student leaders, including representatives from the Supreme Student Government (SSG), five collegiate councils, College of Arts and Sciences (CAS), College of Engineering, Architecture and Computing (CEAC), College of Health Sciences (CHS), College of Education (CED), College of Business, Governance and Accountancy (CBGA), as well as OMNIANA, the official publication of the school, and the National Training Service Program Council (NSTP), accompanied by selected faculty and club moderators.

The convention featured high-impact plenary talks, skill-building workshops, and international sessions, designed to sharpen leadership competencies and strengthen student governance. Delegates engaged with distinguished speakers who tackled pressing issues shaping student leadership in the ASEAN region and beyond.

The opening ceremony was marked by vibrant energy as delegates celebrated unity in diversity, reflecting the PACSA spirit that continues to empower changemakers. Throughout the conference, participants connected through intercultural dialogue, collaborative activities, and transformative learning experiences.

As NDMU student leaders immersed themselves in this national and international platform, they carried with them the values of Marian leadership, excellence, integrity, and compassionate service. Their active participation underscores the university’s commitment to nurturing students who will drive positive change in their communities and across the nation.