Leadership becomes more meaningful when knowledge is
transformed into service and compassion is translated into action.
Central Mindanao Colleges, through its Master in Business
Administration Program, joined the Serbisyong Totoo Medical Mission of the
Provincial Government of Cotabato in Barangay Dalingaoen, Pikit, Cotabato.
Held under the leadership of Governor Emmylou “Lala”
Taliño-Mendoza, the community outreach was conducted in partnership with
Barangay Chairman Satar Abdulrahman and the officials of Barangay Dalingaoen.
The medical mission provided free healthcare services while
bringing together medical professionals, public servants, volunteers, community
leaders, and institutional partners united by a shared commitment to public
welfare.
For the participating CMC MBA students, the engagement became a
meaningful learning experience beyond the classroom. It strengthened their
understanding of servant leadership, teamwork, social responsibility, community
engagement, and responsive decision-making.
The CMC MBA student volunteers were led by Mr. Perfecto III
Flores Raagas, who served as Team Leader. Through his coordination and
guidance, the group actively contributed to the organized and successful
implementation of the outreach initiative.
More than an act of volunteerism, the medical mission
demonstrated how management education can respond to actual community needs. It
allowed future business leaders to apply leadership principles through service,
collaboration, and direct engagement with people.
Central Mindanao Colleges extends its sincere appreciation to
Governor Emmylou “Lala” Taliño-Mendoza, the Provincial Government of Cotabato,
Barangay Chairman Satar Abdulrahman, the officials and residents of Barangay
Dalingaoen, and Mr. Perfecto III Flores Raagas for their partnership and
support.
The initiative advanced SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being by
supporting accessible community healthcare, SDG 4: Quality Education through
experiential and service-based learning, and SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals
through collaboration among education, government, and local communities.
At CMC, leadership is not measured only by professional
competence. It is revealed through the willingness to serve, respond with
compassion, and create meaningful impact where it is needed most.
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