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Bro. Noelvic Deloria, Keynote Speaker, 15th Social Ethics Society Conference

Bro. Noelvic Deloria is the keynote speaker in the 15th Social Ethics Society Conference in Davao City this coming February 6-7, 2025 at Mergrande Resort. Br. Noelvic H. Deloria, S.C. is presently the President of the Holy Cross of Davao College. He has held the position since June 2020. Being an advocate of positive OD (organizational development), Br. Noelvic was able to usher HCDC to a new era of being Renewed, Restructured, Revitalized, and Ready for the Future. Br. Noelvic H. Deloria, S.C. was born in Negros Oriental, but spent most of his formative years in Digos, Davao del Sur. 

In 1980, he joined the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, and has since then dedicated his life serving as a religious brother. Being a prominent face in the education sector, Br. Noelvic H. Deloria, S.C. has held several positions in different educational institutions from 1987 up until the present. Prior to being appointed as President for HCDC, he served as VP for Administration for the same institution. He also served as a Superior of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart (Philippines) in 1998-2008, and 2012-2017. 

In 2011-2012, he served as Director for the Asian Religious Formation Institute, SAIDI in Antipolo, Rizal, Philippines. From 2009 – 2011, he was assigned by the Archdiocese of Manila at the Far Easterm University as a Campus Minister. From 1995- 1998, he served as the Principal of Cor Jesu High School in Mabini, ComVal Provice. He also served as the Formation Director of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. In 1987- 1990, he served as a teacher at Cor Jesu High School, Mabini, ComVal Province.

Source: HCDC Website 

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