Dr. Lloyd Ranises 
November 11, 2026 10:05 A.M.
28MISAMIS UNIVERSITY OUTREACH, SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, AND CAPACITY- BUILDING FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Misamis University provides outreach, skills development, and capacity-building initiatives that extend the University's academic and professional expertise to local government and community partners. Through its academic colleges and community extension programs, the University engages local institutions in initiatives designed to respond to identified community needs, strengthen skills and capabilities, and translate academic knowledge and technology into practical community solutions.
One documented example is the partnership between the Misamis University College of Computer Studies (MU-CCS) and the Municipality of Sapad, Lanao del Norte, formalized through a Memorandum of Agreement on August 25, 2026. The partnership focuses on digital skills development, community engagement, and meaningful extension initiatives responsive to community needs. It provides an avenue for the University to share technological knowledge and develop practical digital skills among local government and community partners, supporting the use of technology in addressing local needs.
Another example is the Misamis University College of Criminology's capacity- building engagement with the Barangay Peacekeeping Action Team (BPAT) of Barangay Aguada, Ozamiz City, supported by the Misamis University Community Extension Program (MUCEP). The College assists in the training and capability development of BPAT members, particularly in strengthening their preparedness and capacity to respond to community safety and public-service concerns. The University's continuing partnership with the BPAT was further demonstrated through the turnover of 22 pairs of boots to its members, supporting their community safety and public-service functions.
These initiatives demonstrate how Misamis University extends its academic expertise beyond the classroom to strengthen the knowledge, skills, and capabilities of local government and community-based public-service partners. The MU-CCS engagement demonstrates the University's contribution to digital skills development and technology- based capacity- building, while the College of Criminology's engagement demonstrates capacity-building in community safety, preparedness, and public service.
The examples cited above are extracted from official publications of the Misamis University College of Computer Studies and the Misamis University College of Criminology on their respective official Facebook pages. They illustrate the University's broader institutional practice of using its academic expertise and community extension programs to provide relevant outreach, skills development, and capacity-building support to local partners.
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