MCI Intern Spoke at the Certified Public Accountants Convocation Day

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February 26, 2010 - University of Mindanao's (UM) Accountancy Department invited one of MCI's first interns, Sarah Sultan, to share her testimony about the Students Exchange Program in Texas, a partnership with Texas A&M-Commerce.

Reaping the benefits of the Student Exchange Program

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The Arrival of the Interns with MCI family at Texas

Minority Care International (MCI), in partnership with Texas A&M University-Commerce (TAMU) and the University of Mindanao (UM), is pleased to announce that the first two MCI scholars who embarked on MCI's Student Exchange Program have returned after a successful semester abroad in what is hoped to be the first of many for MCI.

Inday Sara Duterte, Davao City Vice Mayor, Spoke at MCISA Study Forum

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Davao City Vice Mayor Duterte at MCI Study forum
Inday Sara Duterte, Davao City's Vice Mayor, visited with the Minority Care International Student Association (MCISA) students. Vice Mayor Duterte spoke to MCISA's student members about the local city government's organizational structures and about her role as vice mayor. Vice Mayor Duterte focused on the importance of education and of taking education seriously. She also encouraged students to make wise choices in terms of not getting pregnant, because later in life the decision can have bad consequences.

MCI's helping hands during Christmas

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One of the definitions of wisdom is to know yourself. It is evidently practiced during our weekly study forum. We are being taught and provided the means to know who we are and what we can make out of our talents and gifts. MCI (Minority Care International) not only teaches in an intellectual dimension but also in spiritual, social and physical dimensions. MCI believes that the most important academic lesson taught to young persons is to learn and to apply what he or she has learned. It is known that the most effective opportunities for learning is not confined within the four walls of the classroom. Rather, learning can be found through social endeavors such as MCI's Tools for Schools.

Christmas greetings from MCI president

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MCI Family Christmas Party 2009

"Christmas is always a special time, a time when people celebrate the bonds of family, faith and friendship. This year, we have even more reasons to give thanks challenging year ended and New Year brings hope and promise. I wish you and your family a happy Holiday season and a healthy prosperous New Year."

Rotary Club invites Dr. Mizell as a speaker

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The Rotary Club of Davao invited MCI president, Dr. Aland Mizell, as a speaker at its monthly meeting where he shared his organization's vision for social entrepreneurship.

MCISA invites Atty. Ben Cariaga as speaker

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The MCI Students' Association (MCISA) invited speaker Attorney Ben Cariaga to speak on "The role of parents: how to be good parents." This study forum is regularly held on Saturdays at the Turkish Coffee Shop.

MCI hosts Share to Care sister club

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A gathering for a worthy cause
Minority Care International (MCI) hosted a gathering with the members of the new Share to Care sister social club last October 12th.

Bridge the Cultures: Student Exchange Program as Diplomacy between Texas A&M University- Commerce and the University of Mindanao

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Minority Care International (MCI), in partnership with Texas A&M University-Commerce and the University of Mindanao (UM), is pleased to announce the first two MCI scholars to embark on a Student Exchange Program in what promises to be the first of many.

TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH UNIVERSITY OF MINDANAO

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COMMERCE, Texas - The passionate desire of several Greenville residents to help students in the Philippines has led them to Texas A&M University-Commerce where an agreement has been signed to admit Filipino students from the University of Mindanao.