31st NMC Charter Day

Posted on May 07 2012

Tag: Alejandro Badilles, Ed Arriola Jr, NMC, Staff Team

Faculty members who volunteered to take on additional responsibilities with…	Student of the Year awardee Keolester Buenpacifico, left, and Non-instructi…	Lt. Gov. Eloy S. Inos and Dr. Sharon Hart, NMC president, hold up the procl…
Representatives of the Staff Team receive their trophy after beating the St… Alejandro Badilles of NMC Rota campus, center, holds his certificates for w…	James Matsumoto, fifth right, is flanked by Lt. Gov. Eloy S. Inos, Dr. Shar…	Tan Siu Lin Foundation manager Ed Arriola Jr. and corporate consultant Davi… admin Previous Story 3-peats galore in high school caging Next Story 14th Annual Taste of the Marianas Related Posts 0 Aug. Chamber membership meeting features MINA, NMC Posted On Aug 01 2023 , By Press Release 0 Owning a business, while working full time: NMC graduate does it all Posted On Jul 27 2023 , By Press Release 0 NMC builds filmmaking capacity among high school students Posted On Jul 26 2023 , By Contributing Author 0 NMC graduate now a Nursing Unit manager at CHCC Posted On Jul 20 2023 , By Press Release Disclaimer: Comments are moderated. They will not appear immediately or even on the same day. Comments should be related to the topic. 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