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They call It Toxic, We call it Life Magelane V. Leoparte February 18, 2011- The second general assembly of the Organization of Electronics Engineering (OECES) in this school year 2010-2011 was held at the Audio Visual Room, third floor, Cabuyao Municipal Hall. The program started at 9:00 AM with a prayer lead by Mark Ezra Elises (OECES Auditor) and the singing of Philippine National Anthem. The first seminar was entitled “Microelectronics” delivered by Engr. Jefril Amboy. He discussed about miniaturized electronics and the fabrication of integrated circuits. Trivia: The first IC was made by Jack Kilby in 1958 and was given a Nobel Prize in 2000. Engr. Ronald Tamayo talked about what Engineers have in the future. He considers ECE as an elite course in Engineering. Engineering graduates may not end up being engineers since there are other areas that they may engage in such as teaching, sales, putting up businesses and entering politics. Engr. Tamayo also gave considerations in finding a job such as salary, working environment, benefits, career growth, etc. Finally, the last seminar was about “Discover 33 Strategies of Board Exam Success” by Engr. Melvin Arceo. What is important to his talk is that a student must start studying today, not later, not tomorrow but today. Read a lot and solve problems easily. Each year level has their participation in rendering a significant number. OECES President Maricar Cabansag discussed about the Organization’s Constitution and Bylaws that will guide the members especially on voting new set of officers. Election was held and the new set of officers is as follows: Christian Denn S. Ravello (4th year)—President; Sharane Quitania (3rd Year)—Vice-President Internal; Mark Nikko Manaog (4th year)—Vice-President External; Rachelle Alcantara (3rd year)—Secretary; Regine Sandoval (4th year)— Treasurer; Sheila Marie Revilla (2nd year)—Auditor; Benjie Adan Fernandez (2nd year)—PRO. The per year level representatives were (from 5th year to 2nd year): Stephany Gallego, Henriette Buearano.
The new batch. OECES had their election of officers for the school year 2011-2012.
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Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants Bonsa, Castillo bags 2nd in PPL Cup John Philip Bonsa and Jennifer Castillo, both 4BSA1, grabbed second place in the Level 2 of the 2nd Peter P. Laurel (PPL) Cup last December 2, 2010 held at Lyceum of the Philippines University (LPU) – Batangas. They competed against nine schools as a team. The level 2 competition for the said cup comprised questions from Practical Accounting 1 and 2, Auditing Theory and Problem, Business Law and Taxation, Theory of Accounts and Management Advisory Services. First place in first clash Maureen R. Mantes, third year, PnC-JPIA VP for Public Communication, together with Neizel Bicol of University of Batangas and Robert John Perez of Batangas State University landed 1st place in the 1st Clash of the Vice Presidents held at San Sebastian College- Recoletos, Canlubang, Laguna last December 12, 2010. Presidents and Vice Presidents of each local Region IV JPIA chapters attended the said event including PnC chapter. Together with Mantes are Kristine Camille Absin, President; Jennifer Castillo, VP Academics; and Arbee Agdon, VP Finance. Ercia lands 3rd place in PGM Cup Ericson A. Ercia, 3rd year, placed 3rd on the Level 2 of PGM Cup held at San Pablo Colleges, San Pablo, Laguna last December 15, 2010. The said level encompassed questions from Practical Accounting 1 to Theory of Accounts. MSEUF holds 1st online quiz bowl, seminar Twenty eight participants from JPIA-PnC witnessed the 1st Triwizard Cup, the first online accounting quiz bowl, organized by the JPIA local chapter of Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation, Lucena City, Quezon held at their AEC Little Theater last January 22,2011. The elimination rounds and a seminar were held simultaneously in the morning. The seminar, of which theme was “Raising the Bar of Audit Quality: Are we ready for the Clarified PSAs and other Changes to our Audit”, was conducted by Mr. Carlos Federico C de Guzman, CPA. Focusing on the clarified PSAs (Philippine Financial Reporting Standards), Mr. de Guzman discussed some significant changes in the auditing standards and the process involved, and the application of these changes. The top 12 students in the elimination round go all the way to the Final Round, which was done in the afternoon, where they used computers to key-in their answers. The competition marks in the history of accounting quiz bowls for it was the first quiz bowl to use computers JPIA “brings home bacon” JPIA-PnC team garnered first runner-up (over-all) at the 3rd Bro. Presidents Cup held at De La Salle University- Lipa, Batangas last February 12, 2011. The complete roster of achievers for the said cup is as follows: Level 1 Final Round Precelyn Molina – 2nd place Sheena Marie R. Saturno – 3rd place Eliminations Sheena Marie Saturno – top 2 Ericson A. Ercia – top 6 Precelyn Molina – top 9 Level 2 Eliminations Arbee Agdon – top 2 Jonathan Abion – top 5 Together with the participants was Dean Warlito Blanche, BSA department head, who was so proud of his student’s achievements and engagements outside the university.
Who’s next? The ECE studentsfrom 5th year to 1st year listened attentively to the seminar resource speakers.
PnC Peps on the Go
Jessa Marie R. Cantillan
PnC Peps had their dancing skills showcased on different events. With their graceful movements and upbeat music, everyone in PnC will surely be proud of how talented they are. October 3, 2010 – Pulo, Cabuyao, Laguna, the PnC Peps joined the Pulo Street Dancing Competition. PnC Peps join the barangay celebration and competed with other dance groups to prove who the best dancer is. And the PnC Peps prevailed among other groups and became the champions of this year’s competition. October 15, 2010 – Calamba City, Laguna, PnC Peps was invited to have a number at the Grand Opening of SM Calamba. In spite the rush of hundreds of people, the PnC Peps gave their best and entertained the shoppers and the guests. (With reports from Karen Colorico) THE GROOVE. The PnC PEPS showcased their dancing skills and talents as they performed in various events outside PnC.
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