Anak Mindanao Party List, through the office of Representative Mujiv S. Hataman awarded College Scholarship grants to at least 100 students of the Mindanao State University – Iligan Institute of Technology (MSU- IIT) amounting to a total of P500,000.00.

            The awarding of Certificates was held last January 27, 2009 at the Ampi-Theatre, College of Education, MSU-IIT with all the hundred scholars in attendance. Ms. Jasmin Teodoro, National Coordinator of the Serbisyong Alay nAMIN program awarded the certificates in behalf of Rep. Mujiv Hataman. She also gave an orientation on other benefits and privileges of being an AMIN scholar.

            Ms. Genevieve D. Denegrado, representing MSU-IIT Chancellor Marcelo Salazar received the Scholarship Certificates. Also present were Vice Chancellor Barry Olaer, Ms. Rubielyn B. Bartolata of the Univerity Admission Office.  

            More recently, another awarding of AMIN Scholarship Certificates was held at the Western Mindanao State University (WMSU) in Zamboanga City. The second batch of WMSU AMIN scholars consisted of 150 students from different Colleges in the University.

            Held last February 18, 2009 at the WMSU Social Hall, Ms. Teodoro and AMIN National Council President, Prof. Mahmor Edding awarded the Certificate of Scholarship while Prof. Claro Potenciano, WMSU Vice President for Planning, Administration and Finance received them together with Dr. Edna C. Fernandez, WMSU Scholarship Coordinator.

Anak Mindanao is said to have the most number of Scholars in WMSU.

Other scholars from the Ateneo De Zamboanga, Pilar College, Universidad De Zamboanga, Brent College, School of Arts and Trade and from Basilan State College and Claret College of Isabela were also awarded with Scholarship Certificates.

This scholarship grants are under the “EDUKASYON NIYO, SAGOT nAMIN” component of the Serbisyong Alay nAMIN program of AMIN Representative Mujiv Hataman.

To date, AMIN has a total of 564 scholars from different colleges and universities around the country. This does not include the TESDA SCHOLARSHIP grants worth Php 3M allocated by Rep. Hataman for TESDA educational programs.

AMIN already produced almost 200 graduates in its  six years in Congress.