Welcome to Harris Memorial College, Inc.

History of Harris Memorial College, Inc.

Harris Memorial College, Inc. was founded in 1903 by Methodist missionaries with a vision to educate and empower young women in the Philippines. Named after Norman W. Harris, a generous benefactor from Chicago, the institution began as a training school for deaconesses and Christian workers.

Over the decades, Harris Memorial College has evolved and expanded its educational offerings while maintaining its core values of faith, service, and academic excellence. From its humble beginnings, the college has grown to become a respected institution of higher learning, offering programs in education, Christian studies, and music.

Throughout its history, Harris Memorial College has played a significant role in shaping leaders who have made substantial contributions to society, both in the Philippines and abroad. The college's commitment to holistic education - nurturing the mind, body, and spirit - has remained constant throughout its journey.

Today, Harris Memorial College continues to build on its rich legacy, adapting to the changing needs of society while remaining true to its founding principles. As we celebrate over a century of service, we look forward to continuing our mission of educating future leaders for Christ-like service in the years to come.