On the Move with Mulderians

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January 13, 2024

For over 33 years, the Niels Mulder Scholarship Foundation (NMSF) Student Organization has been committed to promoting volunteerism, benevolence, and self-improvement by offering academic and non-academic activities, community service initiatives, and self-development activities to students and related parties.

NMSF hosted a photo-story contest in October, themed “Si Juan sa Darating na Halalan,” to highlight the present state of affairs for college and SHS students during this election season. An assortment of people’s triumphs and challenges were documented in the submissions.

In addition, the university-accredited organization collaborated with two other organizations’ activities throughout the month. Ayudang Pang-eskwela 2021, a donation drive by Enverga University Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants-Community Extension Services (EUJPIA-CES), and KINAÁDMAN: Sining para sa Kalusugang Pangkaisipan, a mental health-inclined income-generating project of Sinag Quezon, Inc. (SQ), were sponsored and partnered by the student organization, respectively.

Aiming to foster a sense of camaraderie among its scholars, NMSF organized an online team-building activity called “Mulderians on the Move” to help students de-stress, get to know one another better, and form lasting bonds among all NMSF scholars, no matter which school they are attending.

This member-exclusive event came with different activities such as the Jologs Quiz Bee, Singing Contest, Spoken Poetry, K-Drama Quiz Bee, and Mobile Legends Tournament.

As the year drew to a close, the benevolent student organization supervised a member-exclusive event in December to recognize the scholars who did well and made exceptional contributions to the organization throughout the first semester of this academic year. The virtual event was composed of games and activities in line with the theme “Magkumustuhan Tayo: Team Tayo Hanggang Dulo.”

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