danna sumalabe,
Around 120 newly-elected student leaders were convened for this year’s Leadership Camp (LC), Kathang Isko: Mga Lider ng Bagong Siglo, held on September 16 and 17, 2016 at the UPIS 3-6 Building.
Organized by the Pamunuan ng Kamag-aral 3-10, the camp aimed to promote creativity and broaden the participants’ knowledge project planning and execution. Furthermore, it intended to encourage the students to take up an advocacy upholding UPIS’ core values: love, truth, justice, peace, and freedom.
One of the major projects in this camp is Likharada. In this activity, groups of student leaders developed an advocacy and presented them through creative book covers. Groups also performed skits that showed the characteristics of UPIS student leaders based on the core values.
Guest speaker Ms. Clarissa Camaya, an alumna of UPIS Batch 2006, talked about how UPIS students can become ideal student leaders by applying the five core values. On the other hand, Philippine Toy Library representative Mr. Edsel Ramirez helped the student leaders understand their part in helping the community through their contributions.
Ms. Sheena Jamora, an advocate for education of the youth, shared how to make a formal advocacy. Finally, Prof. Zenaida Bojo, the Assistant Principal for Academic Programs, facilitated the making of the Calendar of Activities.
At the end of the program, the Pamunuan ng Kamag-Aral awarded the group falL OVEr us for best book cover, best skit, and winner of the amazing race. Members of the team include Jarod de Luna, Kobe Rivera, Alapaap Coquilla, Keio Guzman, Julianne Sasing, Roczanne Dela Cruz, Junarose Rey, Rochelle Vinas, Jade Niegas, Samantha Lagunilla, Zsarina Timbreza, Noelle Ballarta, and Dylan Guades. // by Hannah Manalo, Marianne Sasing, and Danna Sumalabe
Student leaders take part in Leadership Camp 2016
Around 120 newly-elected student leaders were convened for this year’s Leadership Camp (LC), Kathang Isko: Mga Lider ng Bagong Siglo, held on September 16 and 17, 2016 at the UPIS 3-6 Building.
Organized by the Pamunuan ng Kamag-aral 3-10, the camp aimed to promote creativity and broaden the participants’ knowledge project planning and execution. Furthermore, it intended to encourage the students to take up an advocacy upholding UPIS’ core values: love, truth, justice, peace, and freedom.
One of the major projects in this camp is Likharada. In this activity, groups of student leaders developed an advocacy and presented them through creative book covers. Groups also performed skits that showed the characteristics of UPIS student leaders based on the core values.
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| Isko leaders listen intently as one of the speakers share useful tips on leadership and team facilitation. Photo credit: Gabriel Aparato |
Ms. Sheena Jamora, an advocate for education of the youth, shared how to make a formal advocacy. Finally, Prof. Zenaida Bojo, the Assistant Principal for Academic Programs, facilitated the making of the Calendar of Activities.
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| POWERHOUSE. Members of falL OVEr, which won 3 major awards in the LC, smile and huddle for a group shot. Photo credit: Gabriel Aparato |
At the end of the program, the Pamunuan ng Kamag-Aral awarded the group falL OVEr us for best book cover, best skit, and winner of the amazing race. Members of the team include Jarod de Luna, Kobe Rivera, Alapaap Coquilla, Keio Guzman, Julianne Sasing, Roczanne Dela Cruz, Junarose Rey, Rochelle Vinas, Jade Niegas, Samantha Lagunilla, Zsarina Timbreza, Noelle Ballarta, and Dylan Guades. // by Hannah Manalo, Marianne Sasing, and Danna Sumalabe
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