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DPEd Faculty Members Set to Represent SMU at SEACE 2025 in Kuala Lumpur

Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya – The Department of Physical Education (DPEd) at Saint Mary’s University proudly announces the acceptance of research presentations by its distinguished faculty members for the prestigious Southeast Asian Conference on Education (SEACE) 2025. The event, hosted by the International Academic Forum (IAFOR), will be held in February 21-25, 2025, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
This milestone marks a significant achievement for Saint Mary’s University as its faculty members take center stage in a global academic platform. Their research contributions in physical education will be showcased among scholars, educators, and experts from around the world, reinforcing the institution’s commitment to academic excellence and innovative teaching practices.
The faculty members representing SMU at SEACE 2025 include:
Dr. Mary Grace M. Bulatao – Head, Department of Physical Education
Mr. Niño N. Baldonado – Faculty, Department of Physical Education
Mr. Michael A. Gabriel – Faculty, Department of Physical Education
Miss Ronda L. Navalta – Faculty, Department of Physical Education
Their participation in this international conference will not only highlight their individual research achievements but also strengthen the university’s standing in the global academic community. Through their presentations, they will contribute valuable insights to the field of physical education, foster academic collaborations, and exchange innovative ideas with fellow researchers.
The faculty’s involvement in SEACE 2025 is a testament to their dedication, scholarly excellence, and commitment to advancing physical education on an international scale. This remarkable opportunity allows them to engage with leading experts, explore emerging trends, and bring back valuable knowledge to enrich physical education programs at Saint Mary’s University.
The entire university community extends its warmest congratulations to the DPEd faculty members for this well-deserved recognition. Their achievement serves as an inspiration to aspiring educators and researchers in the field.
Stay tuned for updates on their journey and contributions to SEACE 2025!
Niño N. Baldonado, Faculty, Department of Physical Education