Central Mindanao University Academic Paradise of the South
Upon the recommendation if the Council of Deans, the Midterm Examination for the 1st Semester AY 2020-2021 originally scheduled on October 5-9, 2020 is moved to October 26-30.
Read More »
Happy World Teachers’ Day!
CMU OP MEMORANDUM No. 09-362, s. 2020 – Suspension of Work from 3:30 in the afternoon onwards on September 28, 2020
Pursuant to Memorandum Circular No. 80 issued by Salvador C. Medialdea, Executive Secretary, works in the different offices/units in the University are suspended from 3:30 in the afternoon onwards on September 28, 2020. This is to encourage government workers to spend mealtime with their families.
Read More »
CMU OP Memorandum No. 08-356, s. 2020 – Adoption of Mitigating Measures for Online Classes in view of the PLDT Advisory All faculty members are enjoined to undertake the following measures – from Friday, 25 September 2020 8:00 am to Wednesday, 30 September 2020 5:00 am (PHT):
(1) No synchronous activities like google meet and quiz (2) No real-time checking of attendance (3) Observe flexibility in the submission of requirements
Read More »
ANNOUNCEMENT: The Central Mindanao University Guidance and Counseling Center (GCC) in partnership with the Office of Student Affairs (OSA) will conduct a “Pandemyang Pangangalaga sa mga Estudyante (PPE)” Program. It is a resiliency toolkit exercise in the Google Class Program to be facilitated by the university counselor on October 2020 to May 2021.
LOOK: Official Candidates of 2020 CMUFAI Officers
LOOK: Module Preparation, Collection, and Distribution Process
LOOK: The search for 2020 Outstanding Employees is now officially open.
CMU GRADUATE EMPLOYABILITY MONITORING
Good Day CMUans! It has been quite a time since you graduated from CMU. We want to assess how much CMU has helped you in reaching your goals like, finding your job and achieving your desired career. This is a Graduate Employability Monitoring specially designed for you!
Read More »
ONLINE MENTAL HEALTH SURVEY
“COVID-19 is not just taking a toll on people physically, but very much, very real mentally. If someone goes through this crisis alone, the lack of social connections, disruptions in routine and adjustments with the new normal can impose additional stress that can potentially lead to mental health issues like depression and the like.” ~ CMU-Guidance and Counseling Center (CMU-GCC)
Read More »