October 29, 2024 | Hotel Ariana, Bauang, La Union
LORMA Colleges' International Students Organization (ISO) proudly made its mark at the Inter-agency Committee for Foreign Students (IACFS) Orientation, hosted by CHED Region 1 on October 29, 2024. This event, held at Hotel Ariana in Bauang, La Union, brought together international student representatives from various institutions to foster collaboration, leadership, and inclusivity in the student community.
A moment of pride for LORMA Colleges came when our ISO President was not only nominated but also elected as the Provincial Public Relations Officer—an esteemed leadership role within the regional student community. This remarkable achievement reflects the dedication, leadership, and community spirit of LORMA’s international students and their commitment to strengthening relationships across institutions and regions.
The ISO team’s participation in the IACFS orientation showcases LORMA Colleges’ support for international students and highlights the importance of student engagement and leadership beyond the classroom. With this new position, the ISO President will play a key role in enhancing public communication and engagement among foreign students, promoting unity and fostering cross-cultural understanding.
LORMA Colleges is immensely proud of the ISO for its dedication, and commitment to fostering a thriving and inclusive international student community. We eagerly anticipate our students continuing to make a positive impact, embodying the values of leadership, service, and global citizenship that define the Lormanian spirit.
This achievement reflects our commitment to empowering students to become leaders in their own right, creating meaningful change within and beyond the campus.
Sustainable Development Goals:
SDG 4: Quality Education The participation of LORMA Colleges' ISO in the IACFS showcases a commitment to enhancing the educational experience for international students, fostering an environment conducive to learning and growth.
SDG 10: Reduced Inequality The recognition of international students through leadership roles promotes inclusivity and equal opportunities, ensuring that diverse voices are heard and represented within the academic community.
SDG 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions The nomination of the ISO President to a significant position within the IACFS exemplifies strong institutional support for student leadership and governance, contributing to a just and inclusive environment.
SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals Collaboration with CHED and other agencies highlights the importance of partnerships in supporting international students, enhancing their experiences, and promoting cultural exchange.
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