Saludo Kami! Sagittarius Mines, Inc. congratulates its 19 new scholar-graduates
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Tampakan, South Cotabato - Sagittarius Mines, Inc. (SMI) proudly announces the graduation of its 19 scholars from the Blaan Indigenous Cultural Community (ICC) of Sbangken and host Barangays of Tablu and Danlag in Tampakan, South Cotabato and host Barangay Abnate in Kiblawan, Davao del Sur.
SMI gave them allowances and/or supported their tuition fee requirements for a four-year college course. The SMI scholars who graduated this year were:
1. Angelica G. Arandillo, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminology at the Southeast Asian Institute of Technology, Inc;
2. Dominic P. Collado, with a Bachelor of Technical-Vocational Teacher Education degree from the Golden State College-Koronadal City;
3. Jomarie M. Felecia, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration, Major in Marketing Management, at Korbel Foundation College, Inc.
4. Jingky D. Puli, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration, Major in Marketing Management, at Green Valley College Foundation, Inc.;
5. Melody D. Puli, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration, Major in Marketing Management, at Green Valley College Foundation, Inc;
6. Sherlyn M. Arevalo, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Tourism Management, at STI College Koronadal;
7. Dennis B. Ayuban, with a Bachelor of Secondary Education, Major in Mathematics, at Southeast Asian Institute of Technology, Inc.;
8. Dessa D. Ayuban, with a Diploma in Midwifery at Golden State College of General Santos City;
9. Dennisa J. Baway, with a Bachelor of Elementary Education degree, Major in English, at Southeast Asian Institute of Technology, Inc.;
10. Nerry Jean C. Baylon, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Social Work, at Basilan State College;
11. John Mark C. Bergado, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture, at Southeast Asian Institute of Technology, Inc.;
12. Rhoxanne Angel J. Daguplo, with a Bachelor of Secondary Education, Major in Mathematics, at Southeast Asian Institute of Technology, Inc.;
13. Annaliza P. Dalumatan, with a Bachelor of Secondary Education degree, Major in English, at Serapion C. Basalo Memorial College;
14. Mary A. Española, with a Bachelor of Elementary Education degree, Major in English, at Southeast Asian Institute of Technology, Inc.;
15. Karl L. Malana, with a Bachelor of Elementary Education degree, Major in English, at Southeast Asian Institute of Technology, Inc.;
16. Wendell Mark V. Malig-on, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminology, at Marbel School of Science and Technology, Inc.;
17. Via Rose V. Marcelino, with a Bachelor of Elementary Education degree, Major in English, at Southeast Asian Institute of Technology, Inc;
18. Arjay Naad, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminology, at Southeast Asian Institute of Technology, Inc.; and,
19. Blezel W. Ramos, with Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture, at Southeast Asian Institute of Technology, Inc.
Under its Social Development and Management Program (SDMP), SMI provides financial aid to talented and deserving students to give them access to educational opportunities that are not normally available to them.
For School Year 2023-2024 alone, a total of 1,354 underprivileged but deserving elementary, high school and college students from its 11 host ICCs and 10 host barangays received scholarship grants from SMI. Among these scholars, around 390 were college students.
Since 1997, the company had already invested more than PhP1.4 billion in financing various projects and activities that are aimed at improving the socio–economic, health and educational conditions of the communities where the Tampakan Project is located. (30)
2024-07-05
