10/02/2026
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The University of Southeastern Philippines Tagum-Mabini Campus proudly marks a milestone as Dr. Winda B. Cejas is elected Member of the Executive Council (ExeCon) of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts - National Committee on Libraries and Information Services (NCCA-NCLIS) for the 2026โ2028 termโa distinction that places USeP at the forefront of national conversations on knowledge access, information governance, and library development.
Dr. Cejasโ election is more than a personal achievement; it is a vote of confidence in her leadership, expertise, and long-standing commitment to advancing libraries as engines of learning, research, and inclusive development. As part of the NCCA-NCLIS Executive Council, she will help shape policies and strategies that strengthen information systems across the countryโensuring that libraries remain responsive, innovative, and deeply connected to the needs of communities, educators, and researchers in a rapidly evolving digital age.
Her appointment signals a broader impact: a stronger academic voice in national decision-making and a renewed push for libraries not just as repositories of knowledge, but as active partners in nation-building. Through this role, Dr. Cejas is poised to champion initiatives that promote accessibility, collaboration, and excellence in information services, principles that resonate strongly with USePโs mission.
The oathtaking of Dr. Cejas as Executive Council Member is set on March 10, 2026, formally ushering in her term of service and leadership at the national level.
As she steps into this influential role, the entire USeP community stands in pride and solidarity, celebrating a well-earned national appointment. We extend our warmest congratulations and full support to Dr. Winda B. Cejas, confident that her tenure will leave a lasting imprint, one that advances the profession, elevates institutions, and expands access to knowledge for all.