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UPMin earns PRIME HRM Level II Bronze Medal Accreditation

Written by Rene Estremera. Posted in Announcements

UP Mindanao earned a PRIME HRM Maturity Level II Accreditation with a Bronze Award at the close of the assessment by the Civil Service Commission on 11-12 February 2025. Chancellor Lyre Anni Murao and the administration team welcomed the assessment results in the Gaisano Room.      

 A day before the assessment, Vice-Chancellor for Administration Leo Estana led the briefing and review with the Human Resource Development Office and the randomly-selected UP Mindanao respondents.  

 

 On February 11, 2025, Chancellor Murao welcomed the CSC Assessment Team, led by team leader Ms. Jelyn Ladera (in the photo above). 

 

 

Chancellor Murao gives the Welcome Remarks on Day 1

 

HRDO Chief Lynda Buenaobra gives an overview of PRIME HRM

 

CSC Assessment Team Leader Jelyn Ladera presents an overview of the assessment process.

"The assessment team will look at four core HR systems," she said. "namely, the Recruitment, Selection, and Placement (RSP), the Performance Management System (PMS), the Learning and Development (L&D), and Rewards and Recognition (R&R). These core systems will be assessed using the PRIME-HRM lenses of Systems, Practice, and Competencies. The System lens looks at policies, procedures, tools, and systems. Practice will evaluate the actual implementation of the HRM systems, and Competencies will evaluate the capabilities of the HR office."

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 The CSC team of (left-right) Princess Daneca Gallardo, Cris Valentin Lumba, Maria Fe Avancena, and Jelyn Ladera take time for a photo with the chancellor. 

 The assessment process moves on to the small group discussion with the selected respondents. The above photo shows respondents (left-right) Executive Assistant Allan Villanueva and Registrar Cynthia Buquia with CSC assessors Ms. Avancena and Mr. Lumba. 

 Seated at the Closing Ceremony are the CSC team and UP Mindanao officials with the HRDO staff and respondents (standing, left-right) Paulino Dismas Jr., Edgar Denosta, Marievette Gatela, Michelle Panis, Cynthia Buquia, Jo-An Garcia, Bob Navarrete, Ruelyn Peronilla, Sabas Ociones Jr., Zenaida Calatrava, Michael Gatela, Marianne Casan, Allan Villanueva, Clarice Kate Villas, Keith de la Cerna, Emma Caalaman, Arlene Gumapac, Julie Ann Escobillo, Analiza Fulvadora, Angiele Corbo, John Benedict Apostol, and Jennifer Navarrete.   

HRDO cites employee for act of service in line with PRIME-HRM principles

Written by Rene Estremera. Posted in Announcements

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The Human Resource Development Office (HRDO) issued a certificate of recognition to University Nurse Invictus Lorenzo for his "outstanding act of public service and extraordinary kindness demonstrated through his immediate and selfless response in providing critical medical assistance to a victim of a vehicular accident on November 7, 2024. His heroic actions and compassion toward a stranger exemplify the highest ideals of public service and humanity."

The certificate was issued at the flag ceremony on January 27, 2025, by Chancellor Lre Anni Murao and attested by Mr. Joel Sagadal, his immediate supervisor at that time, and Ms. Lynda Buenaobra, HRDO chief. According to Ms. Buenaobra, the certification was issued as part of the PRIME HRM principles of meritocracy and mechanisms of recognition. 

UP Mindanao Sustainable Development Goals Report 2024

Written by Rene Estremera. Posted in Announcements

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The University of the Philippines (UP) Mindanao is pleased to share its Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Report 2024.
 
The University of the Philippines Mindanao is deeply committed to advancing the United Nations 2030 Agenda and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This commitment is reflected in its efforts to integrate sustainability across all facets of its mission—encompassing education, research, community engagement, and institutional operations. Through transformative initiatives and strategic partnerships, the university strives to address pressing global challenges while fostering equitable and sustainable development, particularly within the regional and national contexts.
 
The university’s Sustainable Development Goals 2024 Report celebrates its continued dedication, as recognized in the Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings. The expanded report highlights the comprehensive scope of sustainability efforts, spanning teaching, operations, research, public service, and stakeholder engagement. While acknowledging significant progress through collaboration, the report remains candid about the ongoing challenges in achieving just transitions for a sustainable future at regional, national, and global levels.
 
Download the 2024 report to learn more about our contributions to the 17 SDGs.

Trustees elected in UPMFI 2024 General Membership Meeting

Written by Rene Estremera. Posted in Announcements

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Members of the UP Mindanao Foundation Inc. (UPMFI) held their Annual Membership Meeting on November 23, 2024, at the Conference Room of PhilSaga Corporation in Davao City. 

The meeting highlight was the re-election of Celia Castillo, Zony Reyes, and Marie Glenn Sorila to another term in the agenda item, Election of UPMFI Board of Trustees. Earlier, President Zony Reyes gave her President's Report, focusing on the scholarships, and Marie Glenn Sorila delivered her Treasurer's Report, detailing the UPMFI's financial position.

In closing, the body agreed to hold the scholars' Christmas fellowship in December.

The photo shows members, officials, and staff present, namely, (left-right) Espiridion Reyes, John Gaisano, Celia Castillo, ex-officio trustee UP Mindanao Chancellor Lyre Anni Murao, Zony Reyes, Robby Alabado (behind, online), Marie Glenn Sorila, Sheila San Jose-Allado, Charmaine Valentin, and Rene Estremera.

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