COA RecWeek 2023 Starter Kit

WELCOME MESSAGE WELCOME MESSAGE from the Project Heads

RecWeek is here, Ateneans!

After the adjustments from an online to a hybrid arrangement, the community of organizations in Ateneo proved to be capable as each and everyone sought all opportunities to maximize their potential and fulfill their advocacies, regardless of the mode of operation. Now, we are equipped and thrilled to venture into a primarily onsite mode as organizations open their doors once again and welcome you all to this year ’ s RecWeek 2023: Dreamlane!

In Dreamlane, we encourage Ateneans to create their own stories and build their dream house by first discovering themselves and reigniting their dreams. With numerous paths to take in different organizations that may seem overwhelming, we hope that RecWeek can serve as an aid in discovering each organization and finding the community that will lead you to your own Dreamlane. There is comfort in knowing that there is not a standardized journey nor a linear path presented, but for each Atenean is a unique path to explore which you can call your own story. Hence, Dreamlane serves only as an avenue to obtain familiarity with the people and communities, but your story is yours to create and your lane is yours to discover. As we move forward, together with all organizations and groups, let us cultivate a better community as we continue to carry out our advocacies, while building our own dream house.

Finally we ’ re homeward bound!

Always in service, Kayla and Daphne

What is COA-M? What is COA-M?

The Council of Organizations of the Ateneo - Manila (COA-M) is the sole, autonomous confederation of all fifty-four (54) duly-accredited student organizations of the Ateneo de Manila University Loyola Schools.

We are an empowered and collaborative community of competent organizations and holistically formed students ready to proactively respond to the challenges of our time and initiate positive changes within the Ateneo community and the greater society through the Ignatian tradition of service and excellence.

Our role is to organize and coordinate events, activities and initiatives that support and empower student organizations to pursue their advocacies, projects, and events. We work to promote a vibrant and flourishing organization life in the Ateneo.

What is COA RecWeek?

What is COA RecWeek?

COA-M Recruitment Week (COA RecWeek) is the biggest annual recruitment event organized by the Council of Organizations of the Ateneo Manila (COA-M). Through this event, all accredited organizations under COA-M, the Confederation of Publications (COP), and the Student Arms and Groups (SAG) gather together to showcase themselves and open applications for new and returning members.

COA RecWeek 2023 COA RecWeek 2023

Every year, COA RecWeek finds better and more innovative ways of showcasing the organizations and celebrating the vibrant org community. As we see social distancing protocols ease, COA RecWeek 2023 sees the opportunity to host events, activities and initiatives that gives students the opportunity to interact with organizations. With the practices gleaned from the purely-onsite iteration from 2019 and back, the online set-up of 2020 and 2021 and finally the hybrid set-up of 2022, we bring you a RecWeek that combines all three into a new normal.

RecWeek stays true to its function of providing a centralized platform for promotions and registration, in order to present all the different organizations in an equal space. This year we are hosting the largest RecWeek, as 2023 sees the first-ever collaboration between the COA-M and the League of Independent Organizations (LIONS). All these organizations comprise the vibrant org community of the Ateneo. This partnership will allow students to see all the possibilities ahead of them; for growth, solidarity, and self-discovery.

RecWeek Socials

Facebook: @COARecweek

Twitter: @COARecWeek

Instagram: @coarecweek

Tiktok: @coarecweek

When is COA RecWeek? When is COA RecWeek?

RecWeek 2023 will take place from August 28 to September 8, 2023, and is divided into two weeks.

Discernment Week: August 28 - September 2

The first week is an opportunity for organizations to showcase their advocacies, activities and core competencies through events and promotions. During this period you can engage in various events led by the organizations, view featured onsite and online promotions, and overall, get to know more about the orgs and the exciting opportunities that they have to offer.

Application Week: September 4 - September 8

In the second week, application forms will be open for you to apply for the organizations. You can also interact with the organizations through onsite booths set up in Red Brick Road. This week serves as a celebration of org life and will also consist of various games, gimmicks and fun activities both from COA and from the organizations.

The RecWeek Website The RecWeek Website

The interactive website will feature all of the organizations that students may join. Each organization will have a dedicated page containing pertinent details about what the org is all about and what you can expect as a member. Other features include the map for onsite RecWeek, a page for all events you can attend, a catalogue of organizations’ merchandise, and many more!

By Application Week, the website will also be releasing and opening the registration forms for you to apply to the organizations that you want to make as your new home. ��

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How can I apply for Orgs?

Make sure to follow RecWeek 2023’s social media accounts (@COARecWeek on all platforms) to get a glimpse of the clusters, groups, and organizations participating in RecWeek 2023. This is also where you can stay updated on the RecWeek events, announcements, and more!

On August 29, head over to the RecWeek website and learn more about the organizations participating in this year ’ s RecWeek. Also, keep an eye out for our posts on social media because org-led events will be happening in the same week! Access all organizations' RecWeek 2023 posts using the hashtags: #COARecWeek2023 and #ExploreYourDreamlane

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Ready to start applying? On September 4, head on to the RecWeek website or to the onsite booths to find the Application Forms.

Fill out the Google Form on the org ' s page in the website or use the QR code found in the org ’ s onsite booth. Kindly take note that applications are open from September 4 to September 8 only. 4 4 5 5

Wait for the confirmation of your registration from the respective organization that you applied for – don’t forget to check your email! 6 6

Sign up for individual consultations, interviews or auditions if the org requires it. Don’t forget to take note of the date and venue of General Assemblies too!

Keep your communication lines open! Usually, you hear back from the organizations you signed up for via your OBF email or Facebook.

NOTE: All sign-ups for orgs will be conducted through the Google Forms.

Organization Application Fees

When applying for organizations, a question that commonly pops up on a student’s mind is: Do we need to pay for anything? Well, the short answer to that is, it depends on the organization!

What are application fees?

Application fees, from its name, are payments charged by some organizations as a part of their application process. Do note that, generally, registration fees do not guarantee a slot in the organization being applied to. The price of application fees vary per org, however, for RecWeek 2023, the maximum amount that an organization can charge for registration is capped at Php 100.

Why are application fees needed?

Application fees are collected by some organizations in order to fund their start-of-year initiatives such as their screening processes and welcoming events as well as other projects they plan to implement throughout the year. In addition, orgs that work with certain sectors (i.e. orgs under sectorbased clusters) use the proceeds of these fees to supplement the projects and services they intend to offer to their partner communities.

Which orgs collect application fees?

As mentioned earlier, only some organizations require their applicants to pay for these fees. You can find out which orgs collect application fees in pages 25-32 of this primer!

Modes of Payment

Payment for application fees will be done strictly online, the specific platform depends on each org ’ s internal processes but usually you can pay through GCash, Paymaya or Bank Transfer. Details regarding the payment methods will be provided on the application form.

Fully Onsite: Is it Any Different?

After two years in the online setting and another hybrid setting, we are finally back fully-onsite! Last year was full of excitement as we finally entered the campus and saw each other face-to-face for the first time. So, is fully onsite even any different?

In the past years, organizations and student groups went through never before seen innovations where they explored new avenues to conduct events, connect with members and strengthen their advocacies. We have seen their creativity, resourcefulness and passion as the Ateneo Org life continued to thrive both despite of and because of the global pandemic.

Last year, in hybrid, we learned and relearned old systems and processes while bringing together everything we have learned while we were apart. In these times of uncertainty, we were able to keep growing, learning, and tapping into our boundless potential. This year, we have rebuilt our homes and we are ready to welcome you and all your fresh new ideas in!

Let’s make orgs home again! Drive through the Dreamlane in RecWeek 2023.

Online Org Tools Online Org Tools

Despite already having onsite meetings and discussions with your team, utilizing online org tools will definitely help in communicating and managing your team. These few applications and websites allow organizations to overcome distance and collaborate effortlessly. They enable employees to exchange ideas, share information, and work on projects together, fostering a culture of teamwork and inclusivity. Moreover, these tools streamline workflows, eliminating the time-consuming hassles of traditional communication. Unfamiliar with these applications? Don’t fret, as this section will enlighten you in navigating the ins and outs of these online org tools!

Zoom and Google Meets

Looking for an application to work real-time with your team? Zoom and Google Meet have your back. These video conferencing applications support remote work, providing and encouraging flexibility within peers. With features like sharing screens and editing together, they help teams work in real-time. They're inclusive and can handle different meeting sizes, changing how groups work and brainstorm together. These tools make virtual interactions easier by bringing people together regardless of locations!

Online Org Tools Online Org Tools

Google Suite

Google Suite is a versatile and user-friendly software package designed to meet a wide range of needs. It provides a convenient platform for storing important documents securely in the cloud.

Moreover, it promotes seamless collaboration among individuals and teams, facilitating joint work. With tools for note-taking, presentations, and more, it enhances productivity within groups and meetings. By signing up with your OBF email, you gain access to a diverse array of applications.

Notion

Notion is an all-in-one, efficient, and organizational application. It gathers tasks, notes, and projects under one roof, offering adaptable layouts for smooth workflows. Its real-time collaboration and accessibility across

platforms streamline teamwork, enabling efficient cocreation. Notion becomes a comprehensive work hub, simplifying scheduling, note-taking, and project tracking. Its versatility makes it a must have for organizations striving for enhanced productivity and a more organized digital workspace. You can register for an account using your OBF email to subscribe to the educational version of this app, which offers extra benefits!

Discord is a key player in individual and team consultations, especially with connecting people across various departments or committees

committees. It offers voice channels for interactive talks, video for face-to-face chats, and text for different discussions. The platform's bots and apps make things easier, while its diverse and additional features allow organizations to connect and collaborate. Simply sign in with your email to create your own account, and you ' re ready to utilize its various features!

Discord Miro

Projects have been easier to plan and manage with Miro, a game-changer for teamwork and collaboration! It offers virtual whiteboards that bring real-time visual

collaboration to the forefront, enhancing creativity and remote work capabilities. With tools for brainstorming, design, and project planning, it's an essential hub for innovation. Whether it's mapping out workflows, conducting interactive workshops, or managing projects, Miro's versatility makes it a pivotal tool across organizations. Just enter your email address to access the features of this application.

Tools

LettuceMeet + When2Meet

A more efficient way to find schedules that attend to every member of your team, LettuceMeet and When2Meet are there to help! This last org tool simplifies scheduling by letting users input availability, saving time and reducing conflicts. With an intuitive interface and real-time updates, they promote inclusivity and effective coordination, particularly for remote teams across time zones. This enhances collaboration, productivity, and efficient resource utilization. You won’t even need an account to utilize this platform!

Org Term Glossary

It’s one thing to join organizations, but it’s another thing to understand all of the different terms used by its members! While different orgs add their own flair by incorporating unique terms and slang words, we ’ ve compiled a short list of the most common ones to add to your vocab list!

EB & CB Core Team

EB and CB stand for Executive Board and Central Board, respectively. EB is composed of the President and the Vice Presidents for each org department such as External Relations, Human Resources and Finance. The CB, also known as Managerial Board, consists of the EB members as well as their respective Assistant Vice Presidents and/or Deputies who serve as the second-in-command to the EB. These titles may vary per organization.

Each org project is organized by a core team that is in charge of planning and executing the project. Headed by Project Manager/s (also known as Project Head/s), the core team consists of different departments such as Programs, Finance, Marketing, Logistics, and Secretariat. However, depending on the type of project, the committees included in the core teams may vary.

In ICs or Individual Consultations, an org member privately talks with their org mate, who is usually an org officer. These informal and casual talks could tackle questions and concerns about different matters, may they be org related or not. During Recruitment Season, ICs serve as a getting to know you session before getting admitted into the org. Throughout the school year, ICs could be a simple kamustahan session!

Org Term Glossary

GA Activity Hour

GAs or General Assemblies, is a meeting with all of the members of the organization. Usually occurring every start of the semester, GAs serve as a period for important org-wide announcements and an opportunity for org bonding! Make sure to watch out for the GA of your new organizations to learn about the org ’ s activities for the school year.

The activity hours are school administration-mandated times dedicated for extra-curricular activities! Major org events are usually conducted during this time because there are no synchronous academic activities during this period. In School Year 2023-2024, the Activity Hours are on Tuesday and Friday at 5:00 - 6:30 PM.

OSA

The Office for Student Activities (OSA) is the student formation office that guides and supports the orgs in planning and implementing their initiatives. They also ensure that the org initiatives uphold the values and thrusts of Ateneo.

MVP

MVP refers to Manuel V. Pangilinan Center for Student Leadership building which is located at the Red Brick Road. This holds individual org rooms where most orgs and their members used to tambay and conduct their meetings and member bondings. This is one of the best areas that org members can use and go to as a way to socialize and meet new people from their respective organizations.

Org Term Glossary

SWOT

The SWOT also known as SWOT Analysis Framework highlights the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats of different subject matters. This framework is commonly used by orgs to examine the projects implemented, the performance of the EB and/or CB and the organization as a whole. Pro Tip: this may be used during your interviews!

Tambay Week

From the name itself, Tambay Week is a week-long event that org members can join to meet new people, and hangout with one another through engaging in games and activities. It also welcomes new members and allows them to get to know the organization more.

In PlanSem (Planning Seminar) or PlevSem (Planning and Evaluation Seminar), the members of the Executive Boards and/or Central Boards meet to present their project plans and visions for their departments. They also conduct evaluations of the organization based on the past year.

Application Application

Interview Tips Interview Tips

Applying to be #BSOrg usually entails having to go through each organization’s unique screening process. Some require you to answer forms and submit outputs, while others hold auditions and challenges. Among all these processes though, one that you’ll find really hard to miss in any application is the interview!

What are interviews?

Interviews are essentially one-on-one assessments conducted by an organization as a way to know more about their applicants better! They are an integral part of the application process and tend to weigh a lot during the deliberations.

During these interviews, you are given the opportunity to select your preferred department within the organization, assess the skills you want to or acquire, learn more about the organization, and clarify any questions or concerns you may have.

What can you expect?

While the interviews vary per organization, there are also frequently asked questions that you may prepare for prior to your interview. These questions may involve, but are not limited to the following: your reason for applying, your strengths and weaknesses, and your expectations from the organization. Situationers are also a staple in interviews for the organization to gauge your response to certain situations typically centered on your preferred department.

Application Application Interview Tips Interview Tips

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When we say that your calendar is your savior, we mean it! With the number of GAs, meetings, and interviews you’ll be attending, it’s easy to lose track of what’s next. Calendaring your events will make it easier to avoid any overlaps or issues with scheduling, so make sure to check your calendars first before scheduling your interviews!

Tip: Use weekly views on your calendar so it won’t look too overwhelming, you’ll even be able to see how your schedule is blocked! 2

Familiarize yourself with the organization

Stepping into an interview, you aren’t expected to know every little detail about the organization, but it would be best to familiarize yourself with their advocacies or mission and vision. You can prepare for this by looking through their previous projects or their social media pages, maybe even ask your friends who are members about their experience!

Tip: When applying to any organization, they usually ask about your priorities. While it may be tempting to say that every org is your first priority, the members actually really appreciate it when you ’ re honest with them about your level of commitment :)

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While no prior experience is needed to join an organization, it is best to list down any related experiences you may have with the position or department you ’ re applying for. Prior to your interview, make sure to recall as much of your experience as possible so that you ’ re able to tell your interviewee about it with ease when they ask.

Otherwise, don’t worry about having no experience, that’s exactly what you’ll get from the organizations here in Ateneo!

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Come prepared!

Sometimes interviews will integrate challenges in them that require bringing materials or producing an output. Make sure to have these ready before your interview! In case you have any questions or clarifications, it’s also best to prepare your questions beforehand so you don’t forget to ask your interviewer. Don’t worry, they actually really appreciate it when you ask questi !

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Be yourself!

We know how tempting it is to just do a impress your interviewer, but trust us success is being yourself.

Remember that your interviewers are st once in the same position as you are, s The interview is meant for the organiz take this opportunity to really let yoursel

Results

After submitting the requirements and finishing your interview, there’s only one thing left: the results. It may be nerve-wracking and you may not always get what you expect, but always remember that no matter the result, you gained experience and that’s what counts!

Testimonials Testimonials

Mireya Reyes

3 BS MGT

As a freshie who was still adjusting to college, I was quite hesitant to put myself out there at first and explore org life. What eventually drove me to apply for several organizations was wanting

to become more involved in t leadership and communicatio org experience has definitely only was I able to learn mor community, but I was also able to gain meaningful experiences that I will bring with me throughout my life. I was able to interact with so many people, build friendships along the way, and truly connect with the advocacies I've always stood for. Most of all, my time in mostly sector-based orgs has played a major role in igniting my passion to serve and helping me become a more empathic person.

I’d say one of the most fulfilling experiences I’ve had as an orgactive student is seeing how both your personal and team efforts can lead a project to success . Honestly, the journey is hard and exhausting sometimes but personally, it has always been worth it. There’s nothing like celebrating with your team members after an event, knowing that all your hard work has paid off. That said, the orgs I’ve joined have shaped me for the better and have quite literally become my home within the Ateneo.

Derreck De Leon

2 BS BIO

What compelled me to try and be a part of the organizations I am affiliated with right now is the recognition that I had shared passions with them. I saw that being a part of a collective that

works to achieve shared interests made me feel more at home in the Ateneo while, at the same time, achieving my personal advocacies.

It has been really worth it! I initially joined these organizations because of their purpose and advocacies which were in line with mine, but it has been the connections, friendships, bonds, and memories I have made which made it even more worthwhile to me. This is something I think that is very unique to the Ateneo org experience - the way different people from different courses could connect, bond, and relate to each other through shared lived experiences in the spirit of what the org they are in is about.

Freshman year is a year of explorations and I advise you to scout your choices! You could join your passions, your interests, or just because they sound cool! Nurture your social life through making different connections and participating in their activities. When the time comes, you will naturally feel which organizations speak the most to you, and which ones you could take an even bigger part in.

If you ’ re an upperclassman like me who is looking for another org or is getting into the culture just now, you ’ re not alone, and you ’ re definitely not left out! Ateneo orgs are for everyone! They are definitely the highlight of the Ateneo college experience - well, for me at least.

#BuhayOrg Member

Ariana Jimenez

2 BS COMTECH

Joining organizations in my college life was one of the priorities I put my mind into when I was a freshman. From mentors and people from batches ahead of me, they always said that it would be a good experience to join these organizations as it would help me grow as an individual and gain experience for the real world. Joining one was a transformative decision that enriched my academic journey and it instilled in me a profound appreciation for the arts, a sense of discipline, and an enduring camaraderie that will forever make my university life memorable. Being a member of the right organization is a thrilling journey that will expose you to a world that enhances your self-expression and growth, and it is an experience you won’t forget.

PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS

Analysis & Discourse Cluster

The Analysis & Discourse Cluster (ADC) is a community organizations with diverse core competencies such as debate, economics, international relations and leadership, development, non-traditional theater, and politics. We share a united vision of engaging individuals in critical analysis and informed discourse that create positive social impact geared towards nation-building.

The Ateneo Assembly (Assembly)*

Ateneo Association of European Studies Students (AEuSS)*

Ateneo Debate Society (ADS)*

Ateneo Economics Association (AEA)*

Ateneo Project for Asian and International Relations (APAIR)*

Development Society of the Ateneo de Manila University (DevSoc Ateneo)*

Enterteynment Para sa Tao, Bayan, Lansangan at Diyos (ENTABLADO)*

* will be collecting application fees

** is exclusive to students of a certain course

PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS

Business Cluster

The Business Cluster (BC) of organizations that are known both to integrate certain fields of business into their respective core competencies, and to serve as a breeding ground for future business leaders through numerous opportunities for growth and development. The BC aims not only to provide support and aid to the organizations to which it is composed of, but also to foster an environment that champions sustainability, creativity, and innovation in the business world.

AIESEC in Ateneo de Manila University (AIESEC in AdMU)*

Ateneo Association for Communications Technology Management (Ateneo ACTM)* **

Ateneo Blue Consulting Group (BCG)*

Ateneo Lex (ALex)* **

Ateneo Management Association (AMA)* **

Ateneo Management Engineering Association (Ateneo MEA)* **

Ateneo Management Economics Organization (MEcO)*

Ateneo Management of Applied Chemistry Association (Ateneo MACA)*

* will be collecting application fees

** is exclusive to students of a certain course

PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS

Faith Formation Cluster

The Faith Formation Cluster (FFC) is a community that you can call home, and we have been anxiously waiting with open hearts. We are made of five different organizations with one simple goal in mind: to find God in all things. Here, we are a family rooted in Faith that is strengthened by our Ignatian Values values which further fuel and nurture our relationship with the Lord and each other.

Ateneo Catechetical Instruction League (ACIL)

Ateneo Christian Life Community (ACLC)

Ateneo College Ministry Group (ACMG)

Ateneo Student Catholic Action (AtSCA)

Youth for Christ - Ateneo (YFC-A)

Health & Environment Cluster

The Health and Environment Cluster (HEC) is a group of organizations which advocate for human and environmental health through different niches. Collectively, HEC promotes personal health and environmental protection through various initiatives. Ultimately, the cluster envisions a safe and flourishing environment of holistically healthy individuals.

Ateneo Environmental Science Society (AESS)*

Ateneo Peers (Peers)*

Health Sciences Society of the Ateneo (HSS)**

Institute of Skin Divers of Ateneo (ISDA)*

Loyola Mountaineers (LM)*

Pre-Medical Society of the Ateneo (PMSA)*

* will be collecting application fees

** is exclusive to students of a certain course

PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS

Intercultural Relations Cluster

Discover the world through the Intercultural Relations Cluster (IRC). Experience the world’s diverse cultures and our unique local heritage through the endless festivities of a community united in celebrating the world’s diversity. The Intercultural Relations Cluster is the avenue for Ateneans to explore different cultures and strengthen their sense of national identity.

Ateneo Celadon (CLDN)*

Ateneo Hinomoto (HINO)*

Ateneo Lingua Ars Cultura (ALAC)*

Ateneo Student Exchange Council (ASEC)*

Baybayin Ateneo (BBY)

Media & the Creative Arts Cluster

The Media and Creative Arts Cluster (MCAC) houses three premier organizations that all share the same passion for media and the creative arts as well as promote experiencing ideas by means of developing the skills and talents of individuals. MCAC celebrates all of their organizations by further pushing their boundaries to develop and grow within themselves in the process. Through this, it aims to enhance every creative output and be able to promote all MCAC organizations not only to the student body, but also beyond the walls of the Ateneo.

Ateneo Musicians’ Pool (AMP)*

Collegiate Society of Advertising (Ateneo CoSA)*

Loyola Film Circle (LFC)*

* will be collecting application fees

** is exclusive to students of a certain course

PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS

Performing Arts Cluster

The Performing Arts Cluster (PAC) is the home of organizations that specialize in dance, music, and theatre. PAC cultivates spaces for its members to hone their skills in performance, production, and artistic management. In striving for excellence, the cluster incites critical thinking and meaningful change through the field of performing arts. It is through this that the world is brought to life and constantly challenged on and off the stage.

Ateneo Blue Repertory (blueREP)*

Ateneo de Manila College Glee Club (ACGC)

Company of Ateneo Dancers (CADs)*

Tanghalang Ateneo (TA)*

* will be collecting application fees

** is exclusive to students of a certain course

PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS

Sector-Based Cluster

The Sector-Based Cluster (SBC) is the home of organizations that aim for the development of sectors towards self-sustainability through proactive social advocacy and direct involvement. With Advocates rooted in selfless service, they strive to be instruments for the cultivation of a society that fosters inclusivity and upholds human dignity.

Ateneo Consultants for Organization Development & Empowerment (Ateneo CODE)*

Ateneo Education Geared Towards Empowerment (Ateneo EDGE)*

Ateneo Gabay

Ateneo Special Education Society (SPEED)*

Barefoot Philippines (BAREFOOT)*

Kythe-Ateneo (Kythe)*

Musmos Ateneo (Musmos)

TUGON Ateneo (TUGON)*

* will be collecting application fees

** is exclusive to students of a certain course

PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS

Science & Technology Cluster

The Science and Technology Cluster (STC) believes in the advancement of the sciences through research, and redefining what it means to be passionate for the sciences. Despite differing fields of science, we unite to make an impact by upholding excellence and innovation, and actively engaging and lobbying for relevant issues.

Ateneo Biological Organization - eXplore eXperience eXcel (Ateneo BOx)*

Ateneo Chemistry Society (ACheS)

Ateneo Electronics and Computer Engineering Society (AECES)

Ateneo League of Physicists (LeaPs)

Ateneo Management Information Systems Association (MISA)

Ateneo Mathematics Society (AMS)

Ateneo Psyche*

Computer Society of the Ateneo (CompSAt)

Confederation of Publications

The Confederation of Publications (COP) represents student-run publications. It houses three organizations that combine responsible journalism and artistic expression to bring current social challenges to light. COP aspires to create an environment that proactively embraces literary excellence and diversity through every medium and form.

Heights Ateneo (HEIGHTS)

Matanglawin Ateneo

The GUIDON (TGDN)

* will be collecting application fees

** is exclusive to students of a certain course

PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS

Student Arms & Groups

The Student Arms and Groups (SAG) put their hearts into serving the Ateneo de Manila Undergraduate students and the rest of the community. With the common thrust to provide excellent service catering to the various needs of the Ateneo Community, they make the Atenean student life vibrant.

Ateneo AEGIS*

Ateneo Commission on Elections (Ateneo COMELEC)

Ateneo Martial Law Museum (AMLMJF)

Ateneo Office of the Ombudsman (OMB)

Ateneo Student Judicial Court (SJC)

Council of Organizations of the Ateneo - Manila (COA-M)

Department of Student Welfare & Services (DSWS)

Lights for Hope (LFH)*

Office of Placement and Career Services (OPCS)

Rizal Library Ambassadors (RLA)*

Student Services Deputies (SSD)

Sanggunian ng mga Mag-aaral ng mga Paaralang Loyola ng

Ateneo de Manila (Sanggu)

* will be collecting application fees

** is exclusive to students of a certain course

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

COA-M Office Vice President for Special Projects

COA RecWeek 2023 Core Team

Project Heads

Kayla Manlapaz

Daphne Nitafan

Creatives

Francine Chua

Abby Chua

Mary Ferrer

Ellie Gallares

Jules Go

Pau Lasala

Danni Natividad

Guia Neri

Stacey Quintos

Documentations

Elisha Ruiz

Anne King

Bea Bernardez

Jhanine Caoile

Rachel Purisima

Andre Tan

France Vicente

Finance

Sofia Que

Miguel Quiambao

Logistics

Jurik Villaseran

Jermaine Ocampo

Stuart Chiu

Rocco Duran

Sofia Gatchalian

Lorenzo Gosiengfiao

Keiko Lu

Pio Ramirez

Partnerships

Vince Atencio

Rie Dela Costa

Czer Cortes

Raidon de Guia

Programs

Cheska Saturnino

Frankie Rodil

Josh Bataan

Pia Begtang

Aleks De Leon

Nia Diaz

John Domingo

Pauline Lagtapon

Roshi Libarios

Promotions

Sophia Pisig

Kimberly Alon

Regine Bautista

Reisha Jamola

Matt King

Ana Padua

Anahata Perez

Secretariat

Kaye Pablo

Sharmaine Chua

Alex Jayme

Desiree Hanimann

Agatha Meneses

Justin Reyes

Deanne Sy

Jeansha Viray

Web Development

Ashley Ko

Tiffani Ong

Iya Perez

Razel Tan

Sam Villamin