Being part of a broader higher education network both nationally and internationally, the Notre Dame Marble University’s civic engagement is guided by Catholic principles and values. Inspired by the ideals of St. Marcellin Champagnat, the founder of the Marist Brothers Congregation, civic engagement activities at the university are informed by the institution’s four core values: excellence, integrity, creativity and innovation, and total responsibility. NDMU’s website>>

Education Programs:

NDMU has implemented and developed a range of innovative programs that increase access to education of out-of-school youth and adults. These programs include Alternative Home Education Agenda for Development (AHEAD), an in-home schooling project which increases the accessibility and equity of basic education, and Alternative Learning System (ALS) for the Post-Conflict Areas in the Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao. Read more about these programs>>

Institutional Profile:

“Notre Dame of Marbel University defines civic engagement or ‘community extension service’ within the context of its vision, which is ‘building a progressive, healthy, educated, and empowered community’. Civic engagement takes the form of community-based projects designed around an integrated framework that aims to alleviate poverty and improve the quality of life of the target beneficiaries.” Read more of NDMU’s Institutional Profile>>