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THOMASIAN SDG KEEPERS BAG 5TH IN GLOBAL COMPETITION

THE THOMASIAN SDG (Sustainable Development Goals) Keepers, a team representing the University of Santo Tomas (UST) College of Tourism and Hospitality Management, bagged the 5th ranking among the 65 competing schools globally.

CTHM STUDENTS BAG AWARD IN #Y4TH 2021 CONFERENCE

The College of Tourism an Hospitality Management student won awards in the recentl concluded Youth for Tourism an Hospitality Internationa Conference 2021 (#Y4TH 202 held on October 16 and 23 Winners were announced o October 24 05

Beanne Faula C. Santos

Editor in Chief | Transcend Daily

Hi readers!

Welcome to the first official issue of Transcend Daily! We have four (4) issues for this Academic Year as we have decided to incorporate the seasons as themes autumn, winter, spring, and summer. In this Autumn issue, we highlighted events from the first day of the Academic Year 2021 2022 until the month of October. We were surprised by the amount of events we had in the past three months. Personally, I will never notice them if it were not for Transcend Daily. This issue is jam packed with CTHM Student Council events from CTHM students' awards and achievements to other interesting developments You see, we are used to just existing and letting time pass by We do not even realize how much we have grown, how much we have achieved, and even how much time we have left for the year 2021 Do you realize we only have more than a month left before the end of the year? For sure you have surpassed a lot this year (and I’m proud of you). This year has been hard for most of us. But just like autumn, we fall in so many ways, so many times. But that doesn’t mean that it’s the end. Autumn is the season of falling to give way to something beautiful, right? Life may bring us down, and if it’s time to fall, let the fall be the beginning of a new life , a new experience. We might as well dance on our way down.

We created Transcend Daily not just to showcase events and projects of the Student Council, but also to make you feel that your achievements are appreciated and valued. To all the CTHM students featured in this issue, I hope you are proud to see yourself here, because we are I can’t wait to see more of you and a lot of new faces for the next issue

We are preparing a lot for you, stay tuned!

Go beyond the limits, Rise above your capabilities, Transcend every trial coming your way, TRANSCEND DAILY, CTHM!

With love, Beanne Faula C. Santos

“Autumn whispered to the wind, ‘I fall; but always rise again.’” Angie Weiland Crosby

THE COLLEGE of Tourism and Hospitality Management Student Council (CTHMSC) recently aired a podcast to relive the experiences of its students prior to the implementation of flexible learning

The podcast titled, “Buhay CTHM,” which was organized by CTHMSC Secretary Mark Terence Cruz was viewed via YouTube live.

“[This] podcast can become an avenue for the students to manage the stress and remember their CTHM identity by listening to inspiring speakers,” Cruz said in an interview with Transcend Daily

CTHM seniors Asha Lovilla and Jonsandae Pascua emphasized the importance of “hug culture” in UST where students randomly hug their colleagues to give comfort

“[‘Yun] nakakapag boost up ng confidence mo [at] ‘yun ‘yung nagbibigay ng motivation sa’yo especially kapag mag isa ka lang sa dorm mo,” Pascua said

“[“[The] hug culture of UST is very contagious [ ] [during] SHS (Senior High School), hindi naman ako ma hug at medyo ilag ako n’on but the culture grew on me immediately,” Lovilla said in an interview with Transcend Daily.

The hug culture was also featured in CandyMag com in a 2020 article wherein Thomasians were interviewed about the concept and importance of the said unique campus culture

“As Thomasians, we’ve been known as resilient kasi kahit bumabaha, lumilindol, hell weeks, and everything, patuloy pa rin lumalaban karamihan sa atin so I guess, the hug culture is a small act of [a] Thomasian to comfort or relay a message na ‘Kaya mo ‘yan’ or ‘I'm always here,’"Lovilla added.

Aside from the mentioned culture, Garcia anticipated to ably “produce events in a sensible setting ”

The second segment of the podcast, titled “Living in the Moment,” talked about the necessary adjustments done to uniform oneself to the implementation of flexible learning

“Siyempre, while in a home setup, it is easier to get distracted [with] all the noise,” Bondoc said

“Accept the situation and make the most out of it by setting a routine and [setting up] a dedicated workplace,” she added Bondoc said that Notion, an organizing application, aided her hectic struggles by allocating “proper time management and sufficient rest "

Garcia also stated the importance of quality time with family members and friends, as “they are the ones keeping you sane” amid a stressful environment

“My routine consists of alarming 30 minutes before classes so that you can have a clear mind [ ] and have time for yourself Iwasang buksan ang phone," Lovilla added.

Lovilla emphasized the importance of being with friends, family members, and oneself The two podcasts were aired last October 25 and December 3, 2021 and the last one will be on February 11, 2022 JUSTIN LIM

BLIP CENTERS ON ANTIDISCRIMINATION AND COMPASSION

Anti discrimination and compassion were the topics spotlighted in the second episode of Being Left in a Phase (BLIP)

Ms Amber Gonzales Quiban, a student from the University of the Philippines Diliman, was the guest speaker of the podcast which aired on Oct 20

Ms Quiban was a part of the Philippine Anti Discrimination Alliance of Youth Leaders since 2017 and was always outspoken about discrimination, gender equality, and empowerment.

She was a former Political Science student but the discrimination she experienced forced her to leave the program.

“Worth it ba ‘tong ginagawa natin if at the end of the day sobrang stretched in na ng ating mental stability?; if at the end of the day, hindi na natin alam kung para kanino ba natin ginagawa ‘tong mga bagay na to?,” she stated.

Remedios said that these are the reasons why we “must be compassionate and understanding during these trying times ”

“It costs nothing to be kind, considerate, and understanding to the people around us,” Ms Quiban stated

She also mentioned the need to normalize compassion

Babst said, “It’s really all about compassion at the end of the day ”

THOMASIAN

SDG KEEPERS BAG 5TH IN GLOBALCOMPETITION

The United Nations World Tourism Organization Academy officially opened its Student's League competition challenge for travel and tourism students worldwide last May 17, 2021 The UNWTO Student’s League provided online training sessions that gave the global student teams insights on Tourism Destination Marketing best practices in this field

The THOMASIAN SDG (Sustainable Development Goals) Keepers, a team who represented the University of Santo Tomas (UST) College of Tourism and Hospitality Management in the said contest bagged the 5th place among the 65 competing schools globally. The team consisted of Mary Maureen Cucio, Mark Endrinal, Floresca May Martin, Tiffany Montances, Gershei Mae K Quirao, Al Reile Dela Torre from 4TOM3 to 4TOM8,

The team conceptualized a virtual discussion to aid in the development of a tourism marketing plan for TENANI’s stakeholders: Department of Tourism (DOT) Region 8, the Municipality of Paranas, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), Tour Guides and Boat Operators for River Protection and Environmental Development Organization, and TENANI Association for Women and Development

The NWTO competition aims to foster creative, innovative, and sustainable solutions to pressing challenges concerning the tourism sector, and such solutions must be developed in accordance with the SDGs TIFFANY B. MONTANCES

IN THE last episode of the B L I P podcast, Mr John Micko Pazcoguin, an instructor from the Department of Psychology in the College of Science, highlighted the importance of validating all feelings and raising awareness on mental health to end the stigma on the topic

in terms of how we deal with our thoughts, feelings and behaviors,” he stated

He added, “We need to check first our [privileges because] hindi kayo pare parehas in terms of the environment [you live in] ”

During this pandemic, he considers webinar as the most effective way in bringing awareness about mental health.

“‘Yung mga simpleng pag share niyo [in social media] ng mga infographics and video clips concerning mental health, it really matters,” he stated

“My mental health suffered and it spiraled down the drain,” she said as she shared her encounter with a transphobic professor She took a leave of absence because she felt the need for time to compose herself and find where she wants to go

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“We’re in the same storm right now but not in the same boat,” Remedios added.

For Ms Quiban, “It’s okay to not be okay when things are out of your control and you just feel so lost ”

“Since we’re not experiencing the same hardships, I think it’s very unfair for us to discriminate against people who have life a little bit harder. She mentioned how a lot of students have been suffering from worsened mental health problems and isolation amidst the pandemic.

“It’s okay to not be okay kasi ang [pagdaramdam], ang pagkakaroon ng damdamin ay pagiging isang tao ”

“What’s not okay is when we keep our feelings inside us and normalize self torture [and] self pity ”

He said that it matters to cultivate a safe space for people “to say or verbalize their thoughts and feelings ”

He mentioned that we should not compare our situations to others because all of us are different on how we adjust to our stressors

“We do have differences

He said that we do not need to always give advice and what matters is “kailangan mo lang samahan ‘yung tao na ‘yun kasi kailangan niya ng makakausap ” Mr Pazcoguin also stated the need to instill a sense of empathy

In fighting mental health stigma, he said, “It’s all about how we educate them Awareness is the key in order for them to find out the truth ”

He added that educating and advocating on mental health is not enough because there is also a need to “apply what you have learned ”

He mentioned “time management, taking a break, and doing self care strategies” as coping mechanisms

FRANCINE ISABEL L GANIGAN

together with faculty coaches Mr Jame Monren Mercado, Mr Avi Ben Andalecio, and Mr Arnulfo Butiong.

CTHM RECOGNIZES

DEAN'S LISTERS FOR 2ND

TERM, A.Y. 2020-2021

The University of Santo Tomas College of Tourism and Hospitality Management, a provider of Topnotch and World class Enriched Virtual Tourism and Hospitality Education produced quite a number of Dean’s Listers for the 2nd Term of the Academic Year 2020 2021

The following are the topnotch academic awardees for the Dean's Listers :

Shaira Denise S Ang, Tourism Management (1st Year)

Ricalyn C Shimosawa, Tourism Management major in Travel Operations and Service Management (2nd Year)

Ma. Arna Jinia L. Sanggalang, Tourism Management major in Travel Operations and Service Management (3rd Year)

In celebration of the students’ hard work and perseverance, a virtual Recognition Day was held last October 19, 2021 via Facebook Live. TIFFANY B. MONTANCES

The College of Tourism and Hospitality Management students won top awards during the Youth for Tourism and Hospitality International Conference 2021 (#Y4TH 2021) organized by the University of the Philippines Asian Institute of Tourism Association of Alumni (UPAAA) held on October 16 and 23, 2021

As a response to the challenges brought by the pandemic for the tourism sector, the theme for this year’s #Y4TH conference was “#TourismRestart: Inclusive, Sustainable and Responsible ”

Meanwhile, Gabriel B Echevarria, Aaliyah Naomi C Senaca, and Marie Dominique I Tayco emerged as the 1st Runner up winners in the Travel Vlog category for their seven minute video primer showcasing Boracay as a Philippine travel destination. Mr. Arnulfo Ricardo A Butiong, MMC, Ms Jeanne Bianca Abad, and Mr Edouard Kobi G. Janeiro served as the team’s faculty coaches

Likewise, Nathaniela Rhaine D Bondoc, Al Reile S Dela Torre, and Gjannah Elijah Meg G Sapigao represented the university for the Travel Brochure Making competition.

Under the guidance of the dynamic mentors, Mr Arnulfo Ricardo A Butiong, MMC, Mr Aristotle Chico, and Ms. Sarah Po, the team of B S Tourism students major in Travel Operation and Service Management composed of Yaira Wren Sophia C Laboy, Ricalyn C Shimosawa, Tricia Mae M Li, Uan Cornelio E Llaneta, and Moira Rei C San Juan won the Championship award in the Destination Marketing Plan category with their entry titled, “Batanes IvaTrack,” a mobile application showcasing Batanes’ brand of safe and secure tourism. STUDENTS BAG AWARDS IN 2021

TIFFANY

The CTHM Student Council maximized the use of the online learning setup to propagate student’s learnings on Media and Information Literacy (MIL) by conducting a relevant webinar The event titled, “Three C’s of Media and Information Literacy: Character, Communication, and Creativity” featured four (4) dynamic speakers together with engaging activities

In an interview with the event's head, Mr John Nelson Guntan, he said that “we intend to help students realize their rights to freedom of information and expression since MIL is essential to all of us ”

The first speaker, Ms Roxanne R Japzon, explained the difference among Fake News, Misinformation, and Disinformation According to her, “Fakenews is equivalent to false information” [ ] She further quipped, “Misinformation is unintentional spread of false information in the society. This is acceptable because this can be corrected.” [...] and “Disinformation is the deliberate spread of false information in the society Meaning, there is a real intention to confuse people and it i very evident today ”

C T H M S C C E L E B R A T E S D I V

The University of Santo Tomas College of Tourism and Hospitality Management (UST CTHM) held its first virtual celebration of the Diversity Week last November 18 23, 2021 The 1 week program featured diversity in tourism and hospitality to promote equality and acceptance within the industry

The said event, which was held last October 18 23, 2021, aimed to highlight the beauty of the word ‘Diversity’ Ms Beanne Faula C Santos, the project head and the Assistant Secretary of the UST CTHM Student Council said, “Being in a world full of diverse people, I think talking about our differences in a positive manner is underrated We get this negative connotation that whenever we hear “diversity”,

we immediately think of what’s lacking in us and what’s beautiful about other people, in fact, the first person that should appreciate us is ourselves We must first acknowledge and respect our own identity before we can respect other people,”

Santos planned the event 3 months ahead of time which became a success for the team The week long event was composed of trivia games, infographics, and virtual exhibition The Diversity Week proponents interviewed diverse and successful professionals and who were later featured on their Facebook page There were also engaging Instagram Stories and Facebook my day activities The said events tested students’ knowledge on Diversity giving them a safe space to talk about their personal diversity discrimination experiences

The event ender Online Forum and Social hour were held last November 23, 2021 The event featured three (3) resource speakers namely: Mr Sydney Joseph L Torrenueva (Youth Advocate), Hon Marisol Aragones (Representative of Laguna’s 3rd District), and Atty Gomeriano V Amurao, CEO of Airlink International Aviation College

Mr John Anthony “Sweet” Lapus, the second speaker, said “Be truthful about your posts but at the same time sana nakaka inspire and very positive Kasi ngayon lahat ng tao may pinagdadaanan ” [“Be truthful about your posts but at the same time make it inspirational and very positive Because everyone has their own struggles ”] while explaining how fact checking is important especially in the Pandemic

Mr. Philippe Jose S. Hernandez, the 3rd speaker strongly reiterated that “information is valuable but it loses its value if the people who are cast to value it don't consider it to be sold ” He reminded all on the value of technology and the importance to be literate to ensure long lasting learnings

The last speaker, Atty. Jose Manuel “Chel” L. Diokno emphasized t th students the value of research the statement, “do not cite Wikipedia because is collaboration of different peopl very good if you want to something quickly, to have an

it’s not intended to be an academic source ” [ ] if they insist, they can do so but “go directly for the references and other scholarly articles ” He further said that the youth is the “unbroken line of Filipinos” fighting for our country

The webinar on Three C’s Media and Information Literacy was indeed a success with 200 highly satisfied participants It had a stellar line of guest speakers from whom the participants were able to learn a lot on the topics presented The objectives of this event were met and Student Council organizers were very grateful for all the suppot extended to it. “Since it was a success, we are looking forward to having this kind of event again in the future.” said

“Katutub PA Ni T i

Pumatnubay ang Komisyon ng Wikang Filipino (KWF) sa isang birtwal na pagpupulong na nagngangalang “PA Ni T i K : PAmayanan Nilay Turismo wIka Kultura" na tumalakay sa pagpapahalaga at pagkakakilanlan sa wikang Filipino Dinaluhan ito ng mga magigiting na tagapagsalita tulad nina Propesor Arthur P Casanova, Tigapangulo ng Komisyon ng Wikang Filipino at ni Propesor Jaime Salvador Corpuz, isang batikang Tigasalaysay ng Pagkain at Kultura (Food and Culture Historian ng Advocates for Heritage Preservation)

Kasama rin sa mga nagbigay kaalaman ay sina Prof Corazon Alvina, Direktor ng Museo ng Kaalaman Katutubo (MusKKat), at si Ginoong Brian Villavicencio, isang bihasang manunulat ng patulang pagbigkas Hinikayat din sa pagpupulong na ito ang mga mag aaral ng University of Santo Tomas na sumali sa iba’t ibang patimpalak na may kaugnayan sa tema ng KWF na “Filipino at mga Katutubong Wika sa Dekolonisasyon ng Pag iisip ng mga Pilipino”

Pinasimulan ito ni Dr Casanova ng inilahad niya na pagdiriwang ng KWF ng wikang Filipino kung saan naitala na 132 na ang ating wikang ginagamit sa buong Pilipinas “Kailangan nating pahalagahan at pagyamanin ang mga katutubong wika dahil ang iba rito ay unti unti nang naglalaho” dagdag ni Direktor Casanova

Tinalakay naman ni Propesor Corpuz ang kahalagahan ng kabukiran sa ating mga Pilipino dahil ito ang nagbibigay ng kabuhayan sa mga mamamayan ng bansa “Noong sinaunang panahon, ang pamamaraan ng pamumuhay at pagluluto ng mga tao ay nakabatay sa mayamang anyo ng kanilang kapaligiran” Ani ni Corpuz Inilahad din niya ang iba’t ibang uri ng kakaning madalas ihain sa hapag kainan tuwing may salo salo o pagdiriwang, katulad ng Biko, Suman, Tupig at iba pa Tinalakay rin ni Corpuz ang iba’t ibang putahe ng mga hayop na matatagpuan sa kabukiran

inubuo ka ang

kaakibat, ang paggamit ng wika sa awit, mga kagawiang panlipunan, ritwal at pagdiriwang, ang mga kaalaman at mga gawi tungkol sa kalikasan at sandaigdigan, at ang kinabihasnang kasanayan sa gawang kamay Ani ni Propesor Alvina, “Katutubong Wika ay dapat ay pansinin, pahalagahan, at mahalin ” Iniulat naman ni Ginoong Villavicencio ang kanyang tulang Tagalog na pinamagatang “Takip Mata” na nagpapahiwatig na ang mga tao ay kailangang pumikit at magpahinga, ngunit kailangan ring dumilat at magpatuloy sa buhay at doon makikita ang Diyos

Sa kabilang banda, ginawaran din ng parangal ang mga estudyanteng sumali sa mga patimpalak na may kinalaman sa pagkilanlan ng wikang Filipino Si Bb Youhan Kaye M Sunajo ay ang pangunahing nagwagi sa patimpalak na may tema na “NILAY: Mga Kwento ng Kulturang Kulinarya” SAng nagwagi naman sa “Tour Guiding” na may temang “KULTURA: Katutubong Kamalayan, Tungo sa Progresibong Pamamahayag” ay si G Joseph Ronald D Domingo at ang kampyeon naman ay si Bb Jhoa Nna A Quinsayas Para naman sa huling patimpalak na “spoken word poetry” na may parehas na tema, ang nagwagi bilang kampyeon dito ay nagngangalang Bb Ashley Nicole B Macabeo

Sa pagbabahagi ng kanilang kaalaman at talento sa pagpupulong na ito, lahat ng nagsalita at nagwagi ay binigyan ng kanya kanyang sertipiko bilang pagpapahalaga sa kanilang angkin kagalingan at pagsisikap Ang pagpupulong o webinar na ito ay ginanap noong ika 17 ng Septiyembre, 2021 sa pamamagitan ng platapormang Zoom at nakaayon ito sa pagdiriwang ng Buwan ng Turismo at Buwan ng Wika Ito ay pinangunahan ng mga punong abala na sina G Franz Angelo Enacay at Bb Maria Carren Santos na mag aaral sa Kolehiyo ng Turismo at Hospitalidad ng Universidad ng Santo Tomas

ANNE MARIELLE SANTOS

CTHM Students Win Awards

TIFFANY B. MONTANCES

Association of Universities of Asia and the Pacific (AUAP) 5th Virtual Student English Speech Competition

Isabel Angela E dela Dingco, a 4th year Tourism Management student, ranked top 15 in the 5th Virtual Student English Speech Competition with a theme “Vulnerability of Students During Remote Learning” held last September 21 22 via Zoom hosted by the Association of Universities of Asia and the Pacific (AUAP) Ms dela Dingco was coached by her former academic mentor from the Department of English, Faculty of Arts and Letters, Asst Prof Maria Regina P Arriero

Smith Travel Research (STR) Share Center Philippines Student Market Study Competition

A team of Hospitality Management students earned 7th place in the STR Philippines Student Market Study Competition organized by the Smith Travel Research (STR) Share Center in collaboration with Lyceum of the Philippines University Laguna Announcement of winners was held last November 20, 2021 The team was composed of Thomas Dominic Mirador Zambrano, Jean Andrea Villaflor, Rica Ella Abrenica, Roshan Chenille Lim, Joanne Catherine Holgado, Ma Sophia Shayna Medina, along with coach Mr Wyett Lee The chosen destination for their Market Study was Paris, France

2021 East Meets West Culinary Competition

Two Hospitality Management students earned spots in the top 10 during the 2021 East Meets West Culinary Competition sponsored by the Irish Food Board (Bord Bia) The contestants have to showcase their exceptional culinary skills by incorporating European pork and beef from Ireland into Filipino or fusion cuisine Louise Orlane Reyes, coached by Chef Ramona Olga Ko, ranked 6th out of almost 200 participants with his Crackling Smoked Pork Putsero dish Marc Rensus Espinosa, who was mentored by Chef Danilo Bustillos bagged the 4th place with his Binagoongang Baboy dish during the Grand Finale held last November 30, 2021 at the Grand Kitchen, Grand Hyatt Manila in Taguig, Rizal

COHREP 2021 National Virtual Skills Competition

Several Hospitality Management students were awarded last December 3, 2021, during the Council of Hotel and Restaurant Educators of the Philippines (COHREP) 2021 National Virtual Skills Competition with the theme “COHREP SKILLS OF THE FUTURE: Upholding Excellence in Hospitality and Tourism” Ms Jenica Tecson, who was mentored by her coach Mr Karl Recio Baroro, ranked top 6 in the Hospitality Skills Cup Floral Center Piece Arrangement Category Meanwhile, Felice Cayaba and Diane Marie Angeles earned a spot in the top 10 for the Hotel Product Advertisement category. They were coached by Ms. Gladys Lim Martinez. Ms. Denisse Meriel Aquino also participated in the Creative Cake Display and was coached by Chef Kristian Kristoffer Roque.

CTHM Students Win Awards in Various Competitions

Universidad de Sta. Isabel Competition

Our tourism and hospitality students received top awards during the recently concluded PADAGOS TURISMO: Regional Tourism and Hospitality Conversation and Skills Olympics (RETHCON) 2021 with the theme, “Rebuild, Redefine, Re engage” organized by TWM Production 4th Year Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management section M1 and M4 of Universidad de Sta Isabel. Coached by Chef Danilo Bustillos, Von Marion Cabrera received a Bronze Award while John Marco Acena garnered the Gold Award for the Food Styling and Photography Category Our tourism management student, Eugene Marc R Sarimo won the Silver Award for the Travel Infographics Category

THE-ICE GRM Challenge 2021

The International Center of Excellence for Tourism and Hospitality Education (THE ICE) in collaboration with Smith Travel Research (STR) SHARE Center and Russell Partnership Technology organized the THE ICE Global Revenue Management Challenge 2021 The competition was launched last April 2021 and official winners were declared last November 2021 Our two Thomasian CTHM students were part of the winning teams Mr Thor Manual, our HM student won the 1st Place with fellow student winners in the Team from Far Eastern University, Lyceum of the Philippines University, and William Angliss Institute. All members of the top team will receive a $AUS1500 bursary towards study offered by any member of THE ICE, a free registration on the Certification in Advanced Hospitality and Tourism Industry Analytics (CAHTA) offered by STR SHARE Center and a free registration on the Hospitality Business Acumen (HBA) Certificate program offered by Russell Partnership Technology.

Ms Kane Ellisha Reyes, another HM student, won 3rd Place together with her fellow winning team members from Far Eastern University, Hotel Management School Maastricht, Lyceum of the Philippines University, Singapore Institute of Technology

Mr Dennis Lemsic, our CTHM academic staff handling accounting and business courses was the official coach of the CTHM students for the ICE Global Revenue Management (GRM) Challenge 2021

JTHMAP Search for Top Ten Tourism and Hospitality Student Organizations

The CTHM HRM Society was ranked 2nd in the search for the Top 10 Outstanding Tourism and Hospitality Management Student Organizations in the Philippines The Junior Tourism and Hospitality Management Association of he Philippines (JTHMAP) recently conducted the search for the Top Ten Tourism and Hospitality Management Student Organizations in the country last September, 2021 The UST CTHM Hotel and Restaurant Management Society (HRMS) with its adviser, Mr Juanito Luis Reyes and HRMS current president , Ms Krystle Mae Caubalejo bagged 2nd place among the top ten outstanding organization and adviser winners

G ao t Assoc Prof Evangeline E Timbang, PhD, CHE Student Council Adviser

Asst Prof Maria Margarita P. Cruz, MBA Student Council Adviser

Atty Gezzez Giezi G Granado, DCL College Dean

Rev Fr Roland D Mactal, O P , SThD College Regent

Beanne Faula C. Santos Justin Benedict T. Lim Jean Lauren L. Solis Francine Isabel L. Ganigan Wanda Alexis C. Astorga

Juliana Michaela M. Gulmatico

Tiffany B Montances Anne Marielle V Santos Jeorgette Elisa M. Lasam Leighanne C. Medina

Gjannah Elijah Meg D Sapigao

Aaron R. Pajo Aaliyah Naomi D. Senaca Michaela Cecilia C Destacamento

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