MMCAA
VISION
The MMCAA is a committed organization that strives to strengthen relations among alumni, students, and other members of the MC community. It aims to uphold the Maryknoll/Miriam core values of truth, justice, peace, and integrity of creation among its members, and be a catalyst for positive change in our society.


MMCAA
MISSION
To create opportunities for volunteerism and fellowship among the alumni and to enable them to maintain ties with the MC Community, encouraging active participation in the delivery of sustainable programs in support of the School’s objectives.
MMCAA History
BRIEF HISTORY OF OUR ROOTS (MARYKNOLL COLLEGE)
1926
As most of us present here would know (and for the younger set to know too) we trace our roots way back to 1926 when Archbishop Michael J. O’Doherty requested from the Maryknoll General Superior, Fr. James Anthony Walsh for educators who could establish a Catholic teacher-training program for Filipino women. On June 9, 1926, the Malabon Practice School, which was later renamed Malabon Normal School was established. The school already offered a 7-grade elementary, a 4-yr. secondary, and a 4-yr. college course in education.
1926
It was also in 1926, November 30 to be exact, that the Maryknoll Sisters’ Founder Mother Mary Joseph came to Malabon for a long visit to the school.
1936 - 1948
In June 1936, the transfer to Manila was made initially at Isaac Peral Street (now known as U.N. Avenue) then to A. Mabini. It was when the Normal School made its move to Manila, that it became known as Maryknoll Normal College. It was in 1948 when Maryknoll College moved to #610 Pennsylvania Avenue from Dewey Boulevard. (now Roxas Boulevard).
1949
Because of the growing school population, a search for a bigger and permanent school ground commenced in 1949.
1950 - 1954
College Day, September 12, 1950; bulldozing started in the Diliman campus grounds. The initial building which included the classroom, cafeteria, convent, and chapel (same building where the current MMCAA office is now located) was ready for use at the beginning of SY 1952-1953. In 1954, the Marian Auditorium (which is home to all our homecoming programs and is now being renovated after 50 glorious years!) was inaugurated.
Present
Undoubtedly, Maryknoll College was the biggest and most prominent work of the Maryknoll Sisters in the Philippines.
2025
Current Year BOD

Elaine G. Urbano
GS 1979, HS 1983, COLL 1987
Chairperson

Maria Resa Sabalones Celiz
GS 1979, HS 1983
Vice-Chairperson

Nina Maria Alentajan-Santiago
CSC 1981, GS 1988, HS 1992
President

Mian Alampay Arcega
CSC 1994, GS 2001, HS 2005
VP for Membership

Selina B. Surla-Angeles
CSC 1985, GS 1992, HS 1996
VP for Special Projects

Mylene S. Yumul-Espina
HS 1982
Corporate Secretary

Maria Concepcion Delos Reyes Hizon
GS 1975, HS 1979
Asst. Corporate Secretary

Margaret Anne Marie Tirona-Ducusin
GS 1986, HS 1990
Treasurer

Maria Victoria Herrera Encarnacion
HS 1975
Asst. Treasurer

Valerie Grace Fajardo Baeyens
CSC 1983, GS 1990, HS 1994
Public Relations & External Affairs Officer

Katrina Tala Supangco-Ocampo
CSC 1988, GS 1995, HS 1999
Asst. Public Relations & External Affairs Officer

Doris Ebrada Granada
CSC 1964, GS 1971, HS 1975
Director

Ma. Katrina Joy R. Letargo
CSC 1978, GS 1985, HS 1989
Director

Manuenilda Rosario Torrevillas-Saremi
CSC 1989, GS 1996, HS 2000
Director

Majella Tumangan-Villaroman
GS 1975, HS 1979
Director
2025 MMCAA Bod Standing Committees
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Head: Pres. Nina Santiago
Members:
- Mian Arcega
- Inna Angeles
- Mylene Espina
- Marge Ducusin
- Valerie Baeyens
INTERNAL AFFAIRS COMMITEE/ PROJECT MMARIA
Head: VC Sam Celiz
Members:
- Marichu Hizon
- Doody Granada
- Elaine Urbano
- Majella Villaroman
- Marge Ducusin
MEMBERSHIP AND AREA ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
Head: VP-MEM Mian Arcega
Members:
- Elaine Urbano
- Inna Angeles
- Katrina Letargo
- Nikko Saremi
- Tala Ocampo
SPECIAL PROJECTS COMMITTEE
Head: VP-SP Inna Angeles
Members:
- Marichu Hizon
- Majella Villaroman
- Viki Encarnacion
- Nikko Saremi
- Katrina Letargo
- Nina Santiago
- Doody Granada
CORPORATE AFFAIRS/ COMELEC COMMITTEE
Head: Sec. Mylene Espina
Members:
1. Asst. Sec. Marichu Hizon
2. DPO Katrina Letargo
3. Sam Celiz
PUBLIC RELATIONS AND EXTERNAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
Head: PRO Valerie Baeyens
Members:
- Asst. Pro Tala Ocampo
- Nikko Saremi
SEARCH COMMITTEE
Head: Chair Elaine Urbano
Members:
- Marichu Hizon
- Mian Arcega
- Tala Ocampo
TRIPLE A COMMITTEE
Head: Chair Elaine Urbano
Members:
- Valerie Baeyens
- Sam Celiz
- Mian Arcega
- Nina Santiago
- Viki Encarnacion
- Nikko Saremi
MERCHANT PARTNER COMMITTEE
Head: Viki Encarnacion
Members:
- Inna Angeles
- Majella Villaroman
AMAZING ALUMNI TEACHER AWARD
Head: Doody Granada
Members:
- Viki Encarnacion
- Mylene Espina
LEGACY BOOK COMMITTEE
Head: VC Sam Celiz
Members:
- Marichu Hizon
- Valerie Baeyens
- Inna Angeles
- Marge Ducusin
- Nina Santiago
Amazing Alumni Achievers

Recognize. Celebrate. Inspire. These are what the Amazing Alumni Achievers Award is about.
The Triple A Award honors the Maryknoll/Miriam spirit of trailblazing and making positive change. The Award is given to alumni who have made perceptible impact on the lives of people despite obstacles and adversity.
MC is Growing!
Orientation to Organizing MMCAA International Chapters Abroad
CALLING ALL CANADA-BASED MC ALUMNI! You are invited to this first-ever Canada alumni meet-up! A special announcement from the MMCAA ...