PHINMA Rizal College of Laguna (PHINMA RCL)
inaugurated the newly built PHINMA Hall on September 18, a four-storey building
that will serve as the new home for a growing number of students in South
Luzon. Its 18 classrooms and seven laboratories will cater to students from
courses like Criminology and Hospitality and Tourism Management, as well as
Senior High School (SHS).
“We are honored by the opportunity to extend
the mission of PHINMA Education to South Luzon students, “said Eduardo Arevalo, Chief Operating Officer of
the Laguna network. “The inauguration of PHINMA hall is just one of our efforts
to highlight our commitment to nurturing the new generation of heroes capable
of improving the lives of their families, communities, and the country through
accessible quality education.”
Christopher Tan, Country Head of PHINMA
Education Philippines, explained that PHINMA RCL will deliver the same
student-centered, conducive, and effective learning for students that have become
the hallmark of PHINMA Education. “This is what makes us successful as we try
across the country to lower the barriers of helping through education and to
provide a better future for our children,” he added.
To keep the spirit of Bayanihan alive not just for its students but also the greater
Laguna community, PHINMA Hall is equipped with 86 solar panels to reduce its
impact on the environment. Like other PHINMA Education campuses, it is also
equipped with green facilities like rainwater catchment systems and sewage
treatment plants. Finally, a tree planting ceremony was held during the event
to underscore the network’s commitment to sustainability and environmental
awareness.
Present at the inauguration were Laguna Mayor
Roseller "Ross" H. Rizal and Congresswoman Charisse Anne
Hernandez-Alcantara, PHINMA RCL Board Members Ramon del Rosario, Jr., Magdaleno
Albarracin, Jr., Dr. Chito Salazar, Jose Ma. Lorenzo Tan, and University of
Asia and the Pacific (UA&P) founder Bernardo Villegas, along with students
and faculty members.
Together with the rest of the eight PHINMA
Education schools in the Philippines, which includes PHINMA Araullo University
(AU), PHINMA Cagayan de Oro College (COC), PHINMA University of Iloilo (UI),
PHINMA University of Pangasinan (UPang), Southwestern University (SWU) PHINMA,
and PHINMA St. Jude College (SJC) Manila
and Quezon City Campus, and PHINMA Union College of Laguna (UCL), PHINMA RCL
commits to the mission of making lives better through education.
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