About Us

VISION, MISSION, & GOALS

VISION

CESO, as a network for community development of World Citi Colleges, envisions a progressive educational and medical institution working in partnership with different communities to develop a healthy and empowered society.

MISSION

CESO commits itself to develop World Citizens who are socially aware, oriented to the service to others, committed to care, and promote volunteerism as an expression of the unity with least, the last, and the lost.

GOALS

CESO aims to initiate, facilitate, and coordinate provision of services to the partner/adopted community based on the resources, expertise, and interest of WCC and the need of the community. It organizes the WCC community, various sectors and area-based groups to offer capacity building and other relevant services to ensure people empowerment.

ORGANIZATION

JOHN MARK S. BORBON, LPT, MAEd (CAR)

Coordinator, Community Extension and Services Office

graduated his BSEd major in Biological Science at Capiz State University- Pontevedra as Cum Laude and received merits such as Outstanding Student Researcher and Student Teacher. He worked as Research Assistant on a collaborative project funded by DENR among University of the Philippines- Visayas and other SUCs in Western Visayas. He was a former research associate of World Citi Colleges- Quezon City and currently the community extension coordinator of the same institution. He is pursuing his Master of Arts in Education major General Science at the University of the Philippines- Diliman and at the same time a DOST-SPARTA Scholar in Data Scientist Learning Pathway. He had paper presentations in national and international countries such as South Korea and European countries. In 2019, he was awarded with Excellence in Research and Development- Education Category (Novice Level) of the Association of Higher Education Multidisciplinary Researchers, Inc (AHEDMRI). He is also connected to several research, instruction, and community extension organizations such as the International Association for Community Development (IACD) based in United Kingdom, International Association for Scholarly Publishers, Editors, and Reviewers (IASPER), Philippine Association of Researchers and Statistical Software and Users (PARSSU), AHEDMRI to name a few, and is currently the secretary of the United Federation of Fil-Am Educators (UNIFFIED) Inc., Manila Plus Chapter, with its mother organization based in New Jersey, USA.

ELVIE G. ACEVEDO

Associate, Community Extension and Services Office

studied Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy (Undergraduate) at Quezon City Medical Center and Colleges now known as World Citi Colleges. Happily married and had been exposed to various job that makes her dependable. She worked as saleslady at COD in her teenage days while studying. She was a medical secretary at Saint Luke's Medical Center under Dr. Pewee Mendiola of Opthalmology Department. She landed as a credit card biller at Banco de Oro JMT Tower, Ortigas. In December 2015, she served as a school cashier at World Citi Colleges QC. She also became the Laboratory Custodian of School of International & Hospitality Management on 2017. At present, she is the CESO associate. She also volunteers in Medical Mission held outside her work.

FACULTY EXTENSION COORDINATORS

ROSELYN JOY DIMASUAY

Arts and Sciences

JAIME MAGPANTAY

Business Administration

CATHERINE DELFIN

Information Technology

EUGENE DAYAG

Medical Laboratory Science

WALTER JEROME CABALE

Nursing

MA. PRISCILLA HERNANDEZ

Pharmacy

JUDITH EDUBA

Physical Therapy

CRISENCIANO O. TAMPON

Radiologic Technology

CHERYLL PALACIO

Tourism and Hospitality Management

THRUST PROGRAMS

All extension services and outreach programs of World Citi Colleges are anchored to these programs to amplify the essential role of tertiary education in pursuit for the development of the underserved communities where fundamental services are beyond their capacity.

SUPPORTED SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDGs)

ADOPTED COMMUNITY

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Kalumpang is a bustling picturesque barangay located in Marikina City. It is bound to the north by Barangay Tanong, west by Barangay Barangka, south by Santolan, Pasig City, and east by Barangay San Roque. Interestingly, this barangay is named after a type of wild almond Sterculia foetida. The barangay is modern marvel of today’s commercial and residential giant relative to other barangays of the city. Its well managed resources have been the key to its ever growing socioeconomic status and benefited its citizens to the utmost care and welfare.

The barangay houses 5,005 households at present and an urban neighborhood sheltering a few of the well-renowned landmarks of Marikina City; SM City Marikina, Marikina River Park, and part of the Marikina River to name a few. The barangay is also home to many churches from different religions. The prominent San Antonio de Padua Parish, simbahan ng Iglesia ni Cristo, and Dating Daan are some of the religious sanctuaries found in the barangay. The barangay wouldn’t have flourished into a beautiful, socioeconomic power without high standards for education. Many of the schools found in the barangay are within walking distance, making transportation a relief for the households sending their children to school everday. Calumpang Elementary School and High School, APEC schools, Jesus Flock Academy Foundation Inc., Sta. Clara Academy, and Bright Star Learning Center are a few of the educational institutions which set the standards of quality education to new bars consistently.

In relation to the blooming community of Barangay Calumpang, the demand for higher quality health, education, and general welfare needs arises in a constant basis. These aspects of the community have been the focus of many sustainable projects of both LGU’s and NGO’s for the past years.

PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS & FOUNDATIONS

COMPILATION

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PROCESSES

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