TOP OFFICIALS OF Negros Oriental State University (NORSU) shared their best wishes for the university as they welcome the Year of the Metal Tiger with positive outlook and optimism.

In an interview with The NORSUnian, University President Henry A. Sojor shared that he would want the university to be a part of the international association of universities. “With all humility, I will also want to become a member of international association of university presidents,” he said.

Apart from expecting for everyone to be given wisdom by the Lord, Vice President for Academic Affairs Victoria Dinopol wishes good health and longer lives for the administrators, faculty and staff members, students, and stakeholders.

For his part, Vice President for Research, Extension, and International Linkages Peter Dayot shared that he wants his department to have more research work inside and outside the country. He also wants greater achievement for the university in various aspects.

Like Dinopol, Vice-President for Administration and Special Concerns Ma. Elsa Ilona Bulado also wishes good health for all the members of NORSU family as well as for her own family. She also wishes that there will be no more tragedy this year. For NORSU, she said she is expecting for the continuous growth of the school and more courses will be offered to serve more students in the province.

Although contented with the achievements of her college especially during NORSU’s 82nd Founding Anniversary where their college was the overall champion, College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) Dean Fe Violeta Taring hopes that they could finally purchase the needed equipment for the Geology department as well as the realization of the CAS Laboratory to be located at the third floor of the Science and Technology building.

Moreover, Taring expects good things to happen for her, for her college, and for NORSU as a whole.  Read More >>>