Wesleyan welcomes Vietnam and Indonesia students
December 02, 2019
Dong Nai Technology University, Vietnam and Universitas Islam Indonesia students who are participants of Passage to ASEAN Association (P2A) Immersion program visited Wesleyan University-Philippines to stay for one whole day in the campus. The students were housed at the Wesleyan Guest House for an easier and faster access of the campus activities and interaction with Wesleyan students who were in sports activities for a weeklong “Palarong Wesleyan”.
Nyuyen Ngoc Lynn Dan, the foreign students’ professor, said that the visit was a part of her students’ immersion program in response to the P2A’s pursuit of the “need for regional solidarity and a shared responsibility towards people and society as a whole”.
Wesleyan University-Philippines bagged two awards in the recently concluded SQUEEZE, a two-day National EEE Competition and Convention for Electrical, Electronics and Computer Engineering students in the country.
Wesleyan University-Philippines raised funds for the earthquake victims of Mindanao through a benefit concert tagged as “Pagtugon at Malasakit”.
A prototype of Severe Weather Amphibious Navigator (SWAN), a project funded by Philippine Council for Industry, Energy and Emerging Technology Research and Development (PCIEERD) and a collaborative project of Dr. Ryan de Lara of Wesleyan University-Philippines, Dr. Jaypee Pajarillaga of Holy Angel University, and Engr. Edgardo Santos of Don Honorio Ventura State University, was soft launched during the four-day celebration of 26th National Inventors’ Week and 2019 Regional Invention Contest and Exhibits held at Central Luzon State University.
Wesleyan University-Philippines Basketball team, Riders, beat Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology (NEUST) Phoenix to win the 2019 Nueva Ecija Collegiate Sports League (NECSL) Season 8 Finals.
Wesleyan Graduate School Supreme Student Council hosted a multidisciplinary seminar and seminar-for-a-cause dubbed as #Aware Ako_Wesleyan!, attended by more than five hundred Wesleyan graduate school students. A portion of the seminar’s proceeds was donated to Baby Zaff, a two-year-old baby who is scheduled this year for a liver transplant in India due to a disease called biliary atresia. More funds, according to Baby Zaff’s relatives, are still being raised for the child’s operation expenses.
Wesleyan University-Philippines partners with Hytec Power Inc. through a memorandum of agreement signed by both organizations in “Working Together in Producing High Performance Global Filipino Manpower and World-class Technopreneurs”.