Hja. Sitti Amina J. Mohammad, Ph.D., TRAC College President, pictured in a legislative chamber

EDUCATION & COMMUNITY

Rooted in
Tawi-Tawi.

A college community shaped by agriculture,
education and the islands we call home.

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FROM THE COLLEGE

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TRAC community.

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1983Established as a college

BP Blg. 384Institutional charter

Tawi-TawiOur home. Our community.

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ABOUT TRAC

Tawi-Tawi Regional
Agricultural College

A college with agricultural roots and a commitment to higher education in Bongao, Tawi-Tawi.

Established as a college on April 8, 1983 through Batas Pambansa Blg. 384, TRAC’s charter provides for professional and technical education, research, extension services and leadership in agriculture and home technology.

Our educational direction

Agriculture, allied disciplines and technology education connect learning with the needs of the region.

Our institutional purpose

Instruction, research, extension and production form the foundation of the college’s work.

OUR IDENTITY

Where we began.
What guides us.

From an agricultural school in Tarawakan to a college serving Tawi-Tawi, TRAC’s history reflects the development of its educational mission.

Vision

To become a center of excellence in agriculture and allied disciplines in the region and the Bangsamoro community.

Mission

To provide professional and technical education, advance research and extension, and develop leadership in agriculture, home technology, allied disciplines and technology education.

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1963
An independent school
The Sulu National Regional Agricultural School became independent from Lapak Agricultural College.
1973
A new provincial identity
The school was renamed Tawi-Tawi National Regional Agricultural School.
1979
A home in Nalil
Following earlier relocations, the school moved to Barangay Nalil, Bongao.
1983
Established as a college
Batas Pambansa Blg. 384 converted the school into Tawi-Tawi Regional Agricultural College.

History and summaries of the vision and mission are based on the college’s published institutional profile.

COLLEGE LEADERSHIP

People serving
the institution.

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

Hja. Sitti Amina J. Mohammad, Ph.D.

SUC President I

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College officials as published on trac.edu.ph
Name	Position / designation
Hja. Sitti Amina J. Mohammad, Ph.D.	SUC President I
Sheena B. Warad, MAEd	College Board Secretary V
Al-Ghazier H. Kandon, Ed.D.	Vice President for Academic Affairs
Ahamad J. Abubakar, MSAg.Mgt	Administrative Officer V
Allan J. Abdurahman, Ed.D.	Director for Production
Abdulhalim H. Jauhari, Ph.D.	Director for Research
Jamila A. Knaik, Ed.D.	Director for Extension Services
Nurhaida J. Haliddin, Ph.D.	Director of Quality Assurance and Accreditation
Kuraiza M. Usman, Ph.D.	Dean of Institute of Agricultural Sciences
Engr. Abubakar M. Hiyang, MIT	Dean of Institute of Computing Studies
Ryxon L. Hamsan, RCrim.	Dean of Institute of Criminal Justice Studies
Nurshima H. Juljani, Ph.D.	Dean of Institute of Entrepreneurial & Development Studies
Mussahara A. Allian, Ph.D.	Dean of Institute of Social Work
Nurhaya B. Maksal, Ed.D.	Dean of Institute of Vocational Technical Education Studies
Zuraida J. Bara, Ed.D.	Dean of Graduate Studies
Alnalyn K. Saral, Ed.D.	Dean of Admission
Ar-Ameeff M. Adjarail	Dean of Student Affairs

IN FOCUS

The college.
The community.
The connection.

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