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University President Dr. Joy M. Mirasol chaired both meetings. University officials, academic heads, and administrative personnel gathered to discuss academic affairs, institutional governance, and development priorities. These aligned with the upcoming BOR agenda.
The Academic Council meeting on June 2 covered academic proposals, curricular updates, faculty concerns, and policy matters. On June 3, the Administrative Council meeting addressed operational, administrative, and financial issues for university governance and strategic implementation.

The outcomes of these council meetings aim to align institutional directions and ensure preparations for the BOR’s second-quarter assembly. At this assembly, decisions impacting the university’s future will be finalized.
Dr. Mirasol emphasized the importance of collaborative governance and planning to maintain the university’s momentum in achieving its strategic goals for the year. “Bukidnon State University continues to uphold its commitment to academic excellence and administration through leadership practices,” President Mirasol emphasized. (Astred Jill A. Catolpos, Presidential Technical Operations Head)


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