Mindanao State University-Sulu Internationalization

Today marks a momentous occasion for the Sulu Provincial Library and the literary community as we celebrate the Extension Community Service and Book Launching Program. Under the esteemed leadership of Director Ibnorasad Indal, and in collaboration with the Office of Internationalization and College of Health Sciences of Mindanao State University-Sulu, the library has become a vibrant hub for knowledge and community engagement.

The highlight of today's event is the launch of the groundbreaking book, "Care for Older Persons in the Philippines: Principles and Practices in Nursing." This collaborative effort showcases the expertise and dedication of esteemed authors from various institutions: the College of Health Sciences at Mindanao State University-Sulu, Sulu State College, Ateneo de Zamboanga University, and the Sanguninang Bayan ng Talipao.

Leading this remarkable team is Dr. Magna Anissa Edding Aming-Hayudini, whose vision and expertise have guided this project to fruition. Joining her are co-authors Dr. Shohadaa Hayudini Bulon-Mandangan, Dr. Casma Sali Mercado, Prof. Ziradar M. Adjilani-Misah, Prof. Elenita C. Tan, Dr. Aldrin M. Jikirani, Dr. Ayesha Pesy Warid-Sahial, Prof. Kamala Sangkula Elam, and Prof. Ledina P. Warid, each bringing unique perspectives and insights to this vital work.

This project has garnered tremendous support from key figures in the academic and local government sectors.

As we extend our gratitude to Prof. Nursidar Mukattil, CHS Dean at MSU-Sulu; Dr. Nagder J. Abdurahman, Chancellor II at MSU-Sulu; Dr. Charisma Ututalum, President of Sulu State College; Dr. Alijandrina Tan Jalilul, Dean of the College of Nursing; and Mayor Reham Tulawie of Talipao, for their unwavering commitment to this endeavor.

"Care for Older Persons in the Philippines" promises to be an invaluable resource for healthcare professionals, students, and anyone dedicated to improving the lives of our elderly population. It is a testament to the power of collaboration and the importance of addressing the unique needs of our aging community. This book is published by FSH Publisher managed by Dr. F. Mobo.

To all the authors, publisher, contributors, students, and supporters, congratulations on this remarkable achievement!

May this book inspire positive change and contribute to a brighter future for older persons in the Philippines.

𝐏𝐔𝐁𝐋𝐈𝐂𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐀𝐋𝐄𝐑𝐓!

Selected faculty members from various colleges have co-authored and published a book entitled “Professional Conduct and Ethical Standards in Criminology, Public Administration, Business Administration, and Nursing: Strengthening Community Relations, Service, and Immersion.” The book is published by FSH-PH Publication.

The contributing faculty members are:
Prof. Magna Anissa A. Hayudini, DPA; Kaiser Isham S. Savellon, DPA; Altamer A. Hussin, MSCrim.; Asst. Prof. Fatima Sharidzka T. Hayudini, MBA; Arzimar P. Sahial, RN; Nadinne Fatima A. Tan, MAN; Indira I. Iskandal, MAN; Ledina P. Warid, RN; Asst. Prof. Ayesha W. Sahial; and Rashid H. Amja, MSCrim.

Announcing the new published book in FSH-Publication titled "Criminal Law and Jurisprudence: A Comprehensive Guide for Public Administration, Criminology, and Nursing Students".

Congratulations to the Director for Internationalization of Mindanao State University-Sulu, Magna Anissa Edding Aming-Hayudini, and authors from same institution, Mary Antonette Carlos Jacoba, Rashid Hadjadi Amja, Ledina P. Warid, Ayesha P. Warid-Sahial, Raniza I. Hayudini, Kamala Sangkula- Elam, and Safia Edding Aming (Western Mindanao State University).

This book contributes to SDGs 4 (Quality Education) and 16 (Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions) by empowering students in public administration, criminology, and nursing with essential knowledge.

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Warmest congratulations to all the esteemed authors of "Professional Conduct and Ethical Standards in Criminology, Public Administration, Business Administration, and Nursing: Strengthening Community Relations, Service, and Immersion".

Your dedication and expertise have culminated in a remarkable publication that will undoubtedly inspire and guide professionals in these fields.

Their heartfelt thanks to all who supported this endeavor: MSU-Sulu Chancellor Dr. Nagder J. Abdurahman, CHS Prof. Nursidar P. Mukattil, CBAA Dean Dr. Kaizer Savellon, Business Administration Chairperson Prof. Fatima Sharidzka Tulawie Hayudini - Sakandal, FSH-Publication, Dr. Froilan Mobo, and Printing NYZ, for your invaluable contributions and encouragement.

To the families and friends, your unwavering support means the world. Thank you for being part of this journey!

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October 17, 2025

A short, brief, and worthy conversation with the supportive and visionary Chancellor II Dr. Nagder Abdurahman, Alhaj and Director Dr. Magna Anissa A. Hayudini is in line with the office of Internationalization’s future engagement, aligning with SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals) to strengthen global collaborations, and with SDG 4 (Quality Education) to advance inclusive, internationally‑focused learning at MSU‑Sulu.

On October 16, 2025, the Director for Internationalization (Dr. Magna Anissa E. Aming-Hayudini) was invited by the Office of the Ministry of Interior and Local Government of Sulu (Ma'am Emini T. Kadiri and her executive assistance (Ma'am Muksan and focal person (Mr. Tahil) to receive a Certificate of Award as an evaluator for the Provincial Search for Model Barangay 2025, held on October 15, 2025, in Barangay Sanraymundo and Barangay Tanduh Patong.

SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities)– Evaluating the Model Barangay search promotes resilient, inclusive, and well‑governed local communities.

SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals)– MSU‑Sulu’s engagement with the DILG‑Sulu office strengthens inter‑institutional collaboration, reinforcing the university’s internationalization agenda.

This recognition underscores MSU‑Sulu’s commitment to fostering sustainable local governance and global partnerships.

October 16, 2025

The Director for Internationalization Prof. Hayudini has rendered her class this morning, in line with:

SDG 3 (Good Health and Well‑Being) – Conducting a board‑style evaluation in Maternal Nursing directly supports quality health education, ensuring students are prepared to provide safe, effective care for mothers and newborns, which aligns with the College of Health Sciences’ focus on SDG 3.

SDG 4 (Quality Education) – Using common board questions enhances rigorous, competency‑based learning, promoting equitable and inclusive education for BSN Level II students and strengthening the university’s commitment to SDG 4.

These SDG connections show how the evaluation activity reinforces MSU‑Sulu’s emphasis on health‑related and educational sustainability goals.

"This morning I rendered my class to BSN Level II students with the subject "Care for Normal Clients (Maternal Nursing)" and conducted an evaluation examination using common board questions.

This is in line with the SDG that is strictly adhered to by the College of Health Sciences of MSU‑Sulu.", Prof. Hayudini

Activity of the Director for Internationalization on October 15, 2025

This activity aligns in the following SDGs:

SDG 4 (Quality Education)– the assessment’s focus on *Academe* aligns with MSU‑Sulu’s educational mission, supporting curriculum‑development, faculty‑research collaborations, and student‑exchange programs that boost international visibility.

SDG 3 (Good Health and Well‑Being)– the *Health* component reinforces MSU‑Sulu’s public‑health outreach, enabling joint health‑research projects, global health seminars, and cross‑border capacity‑building for nursing and medical programs.

SDG 16 (Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions)– the *Safety and Security* review strengthens governance, transparency, and anti‑corruption measures, crucial for institutional accreditation and international partnership trust.

These SDG pillars provide a framework for MSU‑Sulu’s Office of Internationalization to showcase concrete contributions in education, health, and governance, enhancing global outreach and positioning the university as a regional leader in sustainable development.

"Yesterday, I was invited by DILG/MILG Provincial Director Ma'am Emini Tuttuh-Kadiri and Dr. Ayesha P. Warid-Sahial for a Barangay Assessment on Social Sciences, which includes Academe, Safety and Security, and Health.

As a public administration graduate, nurse, and education holder, I was able to execute my role as an evaluator with ease and confidence.

I am thankful to the DILG/MILG of Sulu and all their staff and personnel for the opportunity. I also appreciate the warm welcome from Barangay Sanraymundo PB Kah Kim Uddin and his lovely wife Indah Queenie and their officials, staff, and personnel, as well as Barangay Tanduh Patung PB.

These two barangays are epitomes of good performance in the realm of public governance.

Evaluaters were from CSO, Academe, League of Barangay Officer, and from the Provincial Level.

Ma'am Kamala Austero Sangkula, Madam PB May Undug of Bus-Bus, Ma'am Entisa Hussin, and the rest were also part of the evaluating team." from fb post of Director Hayudini