April 2024 – Midway Colleges

UNITY RUN V9

admin — Sat, 20 Apr 2024 00:00:43 +0000

The Unity Run v9, organized by Midway Office of Student Affairs, commenced on April 20, 2024 at Lakewood Cabanatuan City, with the aim of promoting a healthy lifestyle, demonstrate athletic prowess and fostering unity among students, faculty, and staff. Participants eagerly gathered at the assembly area at 0500H, brimming with excitement and enthusiasm for the Unity Run.

To ensure the safety and readiness of all participants, a dynamic warm-up session was conducted by our esteemed Physical Education instructors, Coach Edwin Lobenia and Coach Lyka-May Mercado. Their expertise and guidance proved invaluable as they led the crowd through a series of stretching exercises and aerobic movements. Participants warmed up, preparing their bodies and minds for the run ahead.

As the clock struck 0600H, signaling the official start of the Unity Run, the tension and anticipation reached its peak. With a resounding gunshot, echoing across the grounds, participants surged forward, their spirits ignited with determination and solidarity. Led by a convoy of volunteers and marshals, the sea of runners embarked on their journey, united in purpose and driven by a shared commitment to excellence. Under the canopy of the early morning sky, students, faculty, and staff alike traversed the designated route with fervor and resolve.

In retrospect, the Unity Run stands not only as a testament to our collective strength and resilience but also as a reminder of the boundless possibilities that emerge when we come together as one. Beyond mere physical exertion, the event served as a testament to the power of unity and collaboration in overcoming challenges and reaching new heights. As we reflect on the memories created and lessons learned, let us carry forward the spirit of unity and cooperation, inspiring positive change and leaving an indelible mark on our community and beyond.

As the Unity Run drew to a close, culminating in a triumphant return to the starting point, a profound sense of achievement permeated the air. Participants, adorned with sweat and smiles, basked in the camaraderie forged through shared adversity and accomplishment. The winners of the Unity Run have been named for each respective programs where each has male and female winners.

· Marine Transportation: Cdt. Arman Matias and Cdt. Ferdilyn Caspillo

· Marine Engineering: Cdt. Ralph Justin Casiple and Cdt. Ladylyn Santos

· CSHRS: Mr. Ariel Buesing and Ms. Ma. Chesska Balay

· College of Business: Mr. Green Bell Florida and Ms. Erika V. Mariano

· High School Department: Mr. Edgardo Mesias, Jr., and Ms. Yuki Gregorio

· Employees: Mr. Leonardo Indiana, Jr., and Coach Lyka-May Mercado.

Midway Colleges brings back Miss Goodwill; crowns new queen

admin — Fri, 19 Apr 2024 10:00:08 +0000

CABANATUAN CITY, Nueva Ecija—After a hiatus spanning several years, Midway Colleges Inc. (MCI) breathed new life into its prestigious pageant, culminating in the crowning of a new queen on April 26, 2024, at the ACM building. The event, themed “Journey of Goodwill: Bridging Hearts, Igniting Minds,” marked a vibrant celebration of diversity, fostering a profound sense of community and respect within the educational setting.

MELISSA CAJUCOM

Reigning Supreme

Melissa Cajucom, a pageant enthusiast, emerged victorious as Miss Goodwill 2024, surpassing 12 other candidates. Her stellar performance garnered multiple awards, including Best in Production, Best in Runway, Best in Casual Wear, Best in Summer Wear, Best in Long Gown, and titles such as Miss 7 Strokes Massage and Spa, Miss 3DD Medical Supplies Choice Award, Miss JEMS Production Choice Award, and Miss Body Beautiful.

CHAZY ANDRES

Emerging Stars and Diverse Talents

Following closely, Chazy Andres, a dedicated student of MCI, secured the first runner-up title alongside the prestigious Miss Marino’s Choice award.

ZYMYKA MANGLICMOT

Zymyka Manglicmot claimed the second runner-up spot, earning recognition for Best in Talent, Miss Photogenic, Miss Rustica’s Choice Award, and Miss 7 Strokes Massage and Spa.

JASARINE MAMARIL

Rounding out the top five were Jasirine Mamaril, brought home Miss Creative Denim Attire, and Jezyre Chanehl Domdom, a finalist recognized for her remarkable presence pocketed Miss Ka-IWOG’s Choice Award.

XYREL GLANCE GUANZON

MONICA LOPEZ

Special Recognitions

The pageant also featured special awards, including the People’s Choice shared by Xyrel Glance Guanzon and Monica Lopez. Jadecyrill Dolor Labutong was honored as Miss Farm Villaronte Ambassadress, while Marla Joy Policarpio received the Miss DRIVEN Advocacy award, and Jhohana Jakalal was recognized with the Miss JEMS Production Choice Award. Additionally, Best Handler was also recognized during the coronation night.

Jadecyrill Dolor Labutong

Marla Joy Policarpio

Jhohana Jakalal

Leading up to the coronation, the pre-pageant night showcased the contestants’ talents and creativity, setting the stage for an unforgettable evening. The 13 participants captivated the audience with their performances, embodying the spirit of the event and affirming the institution’s commitment to excellence and inclusivity. The resurgence of Miss Goodwill at Midway Colleges Inc. was more than a mere revival; it was a triumphant celebration of elegance, talent, and the rich diversity that defines the institution. The event successfully bridged hearts and ignited minds, leaving a lasting impression on all participants and attendees alike.

Midway College Inc. Revs Up Enthusiasm with Midway Transport Show!

admin — Fri, 19 Apr 2024 00:04:30 +0000

Midway Colleges Inc. proudly announces the triumphant return of a beloved tradition: Midway Transport Show! After its hiatus over the pandemic, the event roared back to life last April 19, 2024. The Midway Transport Show transformed the campus into a haven for automotive appreciation. A diverse array of vehicles, from custom motorcycles to sleek sports cars, lined the open field. Each entry showcased a unique story of passion and craftsmanship, sparking lively conversations and igniting a shared love for automobiles within the DRIVEN community.

Participants were separated into two categories, “Two Wheels” and “Four Wheels,” with them vying for the coveted People’s Choice Award alongside a variety of other awards sponsored by student organizations. The judging process, overseen by club advisors, ensured a fair and celebratory atmosphere, highlighting the rich tapestry of automotive culture within the DRIVEN community. Automobile companies also graced the event with their own exhibits, thus further enriching the event. Representatives engaged with students, offering valuable insights and addressing questions about all things automotive-related.

We would like to thank ADZ Garage, Toyota Nueva Ecija, Honda Cars Nueva Ecija, MT-15 Nueva Ecija Club, Nissan Royce Cabanatuan, Kia Cabanatuan, Suzuki Cabanatuan, and Kawazaki Motorcycles – Cabanatuan for their participation as exhibitors for this event. The event was also attended by the Capinpin brothers, who each had their own entries for the 4-wheel category.

This year’s Transport Show was organized by the Midway Student Council, in collaboration with Mx. Kimberly Manuel, a junior staff from the Executive Office.