The naming of the gym in Sassari.
The Azuni high school in Sassari he titled the gymnasium for music and dance courses of the headquarters in via de Carolis a Stefano Mario Mundula, teacher, head teacher and lawyer who died almost two years ago 90enne.
The religious ceremony.
In his memory, during a ceremony followed by a short religious rite officiated by don Massimiliano Salis, pastor of the church of “Mother of the Church“, Present family members, some city authorities and representatives of the educational institutions, a plaque was discovered at the entrance to the gymnasium that Mundula himself had built when the building housed theProfessional Institute for Commerce, of which he had been the principal for 34 years.
The will of the principal.
At the event, strongly desired by the head teacher Roberto Cesaraccio on the eve of his retirement and shared by the collegiate bodies of Azuni high school, was the setting for the performance of the string orchestra of the students of the musical high school, directed by the teacher Alessio Manca, and some dancers of the high school dance coordinated by the teacher Alessandra Biancareddu.
The strong link with sport.
The deep bond between Stefano Mario Mundula and the worlds of school and sport, recalling among his posts the presidency at the head of the sports club “Study and Stadium“From 1970 to 1990 and the very active role of assessor to the culture and sport of Municipality of Sassari between 1985 and 1990, coinciding with the second mandate from city councilor. Mundula has always paid particular attention to the sporting field even during his own presidency of the ACI of Sassari, from 1996 to 2016, fighting with great energy for the return to the island’s dirt roads two top-level motoring events as the Rally of Sardinia and the Rally Costa Smeralda.
The memory of the head teacher.
“A big part of his professional life, despite other important commitments – said Roberto Cesaraccio – Stefano Mario Mundula has always dedicated it to school, first as a teacher of law and economics and then as a school manager, in over forty years of activity that have always seen him attentive and available towards teachers, of the various school operators and above all of the students, many of whom have continued to have a point of reference in him too after finishing your studies”.
A man of great human and professional value.
In teaching as a teacher, and in school management as principal, Mundula also brought his experience as a jurist, enrolled from 1956 to Council of the Forensic Order of Sassari who in 2006 had given him a plaque on the occasion of the 50 years of membership to the trade body, one year after having received the prestigious honor of Knight of the Republic. The Azuni high school wanted to remember Stefano Mario Mundula, cultured and witty man, with a strong sense of irony and a remarkable oratory ability, even with his famous motto engraved on the commemorative plaque which, referring to itself but recommended to everyone, reads verbatim “Little if I consider myself, a lot if I compare myself”.