FCIC College of Midwifery participated in the 36th Annual Convention of the Association of Philippine School of Midwifery Inc. (APSOM) in Bohol, fostering dialogue on global standards, ethics, digital learning, research, and curriculum shifts to advance midwifery education.
The FCIC family’s journey to Bacolod became more than travel—it was a heartfelt experience of faith, joy, and learning. Through prayerful moments, shared meals, and meaningful connections, the trip inspired growth, unity, and a renewed commitment to excellence.
Mr. Angel S. Elizalde, Jr., proud FCIC alumnus, returns as 2025 Graduation Speaker, inspiring graduates with a story of resilience, service, and lifelong learning, rooted in Franciscan values and guided by authenticity, adaptability, and compassion.
FCIC employees experienced spiritual renewal during their Lenten Recollection at St. Anthony of Padua Noviciate House, reflecting on hope, faith, and community under the theme “Mary at the Foot of the Cross,” guided by Rev. Fr. Randy G. Rendora, OFM.
The Franciscan College of the Immaculate Conception (FCIC) joined Pagpupugay 2025 at BCSHS, receiving recognition for its vital role in the JDVP. The partnership fosters technical skills, faith formation, and holistic growth among students through shared educational goals.
The 2nd Regional Student Leadership Summit 2025, organized by PAPSAS Region VIII, gathered young leaders at Visayas State University. FCIC student leaders Joana Serut and Ronel Dapar engaged in thought-provoking discussions, skill-building workshops, and team-building activities, fostering ethical, resilient leadership.
The FCIC IT Team completed a four-day Fiber Optic Training at IBFP Technologies, covering fiber splicing, network infrastructure design, outside plant deployment, and FTTH implementation, gaining hands-on experience and expertise in modern fiber optic network technologies and maintenance best practices.
FCIC participated in the CEAP International Research Conference on February 17-18, 2025, at Saint Louis University, Baguio City. The event focused on transformative Catholic education through research, addressing policy-making, educational challenges, and lifelong learning. FCIC aims to integrate key insights into its programs.
The FCIC TESDA Assessment Center, established in 2008, has empowered Hospitality Management students with cutting-edge skills. Overcoming Typhoon Yolanda’s devastation, it emerged stronger, offering premier assessment services and earning the 2024 “Best Accredited Assessment Center” award under inspiring leadership.