NIP 2026 PARTICIPANTS PAY COURTESY CALL TO CBSUA PREXY

Participants of the 2026 North Intensive Program (NIP) paid a courtesy call to Central Bicol State University of Agriculture (CBSUA) President Dr. Alberto N. Naperi on April 21, 2026, at the Office of the University President.

The delegation was composed of Jasmin B. Sinahonon (Pili Campus), Gwen Nicole M. Rodrigo (Pasacao Campus), Alex Tristan G. Leosala (Sipocot Campus), and Ivan R. Lumabe (Calabanga Campus), who recently completed their academic engagement in Belgium under the NIP.

During the meeting, President Naperi congratulated the students for successfully representing the university and inquired about their experiences abroad. He commended their participation and encouraged them to share their learnings within their respective colleges to further enrich the academic community.

The student delegates shared highlights of their international exposure, including academic collaborations, cultural exchange, and key insights gained during the program. They also conveyed their appreciation to the university administration for the opportunity and support extended to them.

The courtesy call formally recognized the delegates’ successful participation and reaffirmed CBSUA’s continuing commitment to strengthening global linkages and expanding international opportunities for its students.

 

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