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  • Nov 16 2016

    RC hosts Author Visit

    In celebration of the National Book Week 2016, the Reader’s Club, in collaboration with the USTJHS Library, hosted an Author Visit last November 16, 2016, at the Junior High School Library. With the theme, “Today’s Readers: Inclusivity in Diversity,” the said event was meant to be a success.

    The said organization invited the flabbergasting author, Cyan Abad-Jugo, who talked about how to build one’s story. The Aquinian officers, along with its members, were privileged to have attended this enthralling event. The author is famous for having published books, Letters from Crispin, Sweet Summer and Other Stories, Earth-Healers, Yaya Maya and the White Frog, The Looking-Glass Tree and most importantly, Salingkit: A 1986 Diary – a  diary about the author’s experience about the martial law era. It is expected that this event would help in making the student good authors soon.

  • Aug 26 2016

    UST JHS in PYNC Second Annual Production

    The Philippine Youth News Center (PYNC) held its second annual production mainly about the basics of video news, in partnership with the University of Santo Tomas Junior High School, TomCat and ASEAN Children News, last August 26 at UST Tan Yan Kee AVR. 3 representatives, namely Mark Jay Casipit, Ronalyn Lalimo and Deann Caminar, of the Social Media Club, together with former junior high students, Ralph Estrella and Uriah Tabago, were given a chance to participate with the supervisor of Ms. Irene Rodriguez and Mr. Danny Balance.

    The event started with a warm welcome for the chosen representatives coming from different departments of UST. Next were a series of the invited speakers giving their own tips from their experience about a diversity of fields on news video. The first speaker, Ms. Janelle Ann Catapusan, presented the basic news scriptwriting as a medium of telling a newsworthy story. Next, Mr. Justine Dixon talked about focusing on visual literacy and basic camera handling which are both significant during news coverage. Meanwhile, Ms. Katrina Domingo tackled about the depth of preparations, processes and expectations on television reporting. She even gave a glimpse of the actual deliverance during on set broadcasting. Lastly, Ms. Jane Bracher taught how online reporting and responsible journalism is carried out. She even presented her videos, even live videos from Facebook, to clearly emphasize the difference between journalists and netizens, and how fast it should be for the world to get news.

    The whole day production were worth it as students bring home a memorable lessons, as well as experiences, in becoming a Media worker.

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    May 05 2016

    9th Hiyas of UST Awards

    The 9th Hiyas ng UST Awards was held on May 5, 2016 at the Medicine Auditorium. This year’s theme was “Mga Kawaning Tomasino: Kaisa sa Pagpapahayag ng Ebanghelyo.” The program was scheduled to start at 1 pm in the afternoon. All the members of the support staff were encouraged to attend the said event. 

    Also, the “Smile: Preach Joy” campain was launched to urge the staffs on being an instrument to spread positive influence in the community with their smiles for their fellow people.

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    Below is the complete list of the Hiyas Awardees:

    Ninety-nine employees were honored for their diligence:

    1 Abaricia, NORBERTO S.

    2 Abelardo, Abegail MARTHA S.

    3 Abiog, Carlo D.

    4 Abiog, MYRABELLE ANN B.

    5 Abolucion, DAISY MAE T.

    6 AGUIRRE, ADOLFO G.

    7 ALVEZ, ROWEN M.

    8 ANTONIO, NOEL C.

    9 AREPENTIDO, MA. Concepcion B.

    10 AREPENTIDO, MANUEL

    11 ATIENZA, M. CESAR

    12 AUSTRAL, Arnold B.

    13 BASILIA, ANTONIO C.

    14 BORLONGAN, AAERON C.

    15 Briones, Melchor A.

    16 BULAON, DAN DAVE R.

    17 Cabibil, MA. CLEOFE L.

    18 Cabibil, OLIVER G.

    19 CABILE, BRENDA C.

    20 CABRERA, ALBERTO M.

    21 CALINGASAN, ALLAN C.

    22 Carreon, Jessie D.

    23 CASTRO, JONATHAN L.

    24 CERTEZA, Emelina A.

    25 CLEMENTE, NELSON D.

    26 CORPUZ, AGRIPINA M.

    27 DADIA, VAE ANN C.

    28 Briefly, Imelda SAN A.

    29 Briefly, JONATHAN D.

    30 DANGA, Conrado V.

    31 DAVID, SOCRATES

    32 De Gracia, Joan T.

    33 DE sagon, Alfredo G.

    34 DECHAVEZ, Shirley G.

    35 ENDAYA, Roderick M.

    36 Esguerra, FLORINDA S.

    37 Evangelista, Irene P.

    38 FLORES, G. VIEN VIC

    39 GALLARDO, JOSELITO S.

    40 GARCIA, DARIO T.

    41 GARCIA, L. ELSINOR

    42 Gaudiano, JOSE A.

    43 Gaytano, J. FLORA

    44 GERVACIO, ROSAURO L.

    45 GUTIERREZ, JOEL P.

    46 Reyes, Conrado L.

    47 Isidro, Reynaldo H.

    48 JAVIER, Danilo S.

    49 LACAP, Ernesto A.

    50 Ladiana, EVAN R.

    51 LI, Suzette Marie P.

    52 villa, RESTITUTO D.

    53 Lomoljo, JOSEPH B.

    54 LOTEYRO, ALBERT A.

    55 Malaca, ELMER B.

    56 MALUBAY, Crisanto V.

    57 MANALASTAS, ARNOLD S.

    58 MANALASTAS, RONALD S.

    59 MANALILI, GENARO E.

    60 WIN, ISAGANI H.

    61 MANAPAT, AIDA M. GERTRUDES

    62 Mangona, Jasmin J.

    63 MELAD, Katrina A.

    64 musni, ELSIE C.

    65 Nagtalon, ELMDALE R.

    66 naguit, WENDELL B.

    67 OMOLIDA, BERNIE N.

    68 Ovejera, JOEL D.

    69 parica, Guillermo M.

    70 parica, Jovino M.

    71 Payot, JIMMY D.

    72 PAYURAN, Angelina F.

    73 PAZCOGUIN, JOHN A. MICKO

    74 PEDALIZO, Judy D.

    75 PONCE, JR GERONIMO M.

    76 Posadas, RONALD C.

    77 RABOR, R. ESPERANZA

    78 REALCO, ALEX JR ROLAND B.

    79 ricablanca, MARK S.

    80 SALAZAR, FLORDELIZA V.

    81Salva, Maricel

    82 Salva, Noel M.

    83 SAN JUAN, JOHNNY C.

    84 Sarmiento, Nikki M.

    85 SIMBUL, RUPERTO JR T.

    86 SUBIDO, CLAUDIO C.

    87 Tababa, EDWIN G.

    88 TACSAGON, Emmanuel G.

    89 TAYPA, Alvin P.

    90 TORRES, MIKE ALVIN O.

    91 travilla, RAFAEL A.

    92 Tuazon, Maria Theresa I.

    93 TUBICE, RODCEL P.

    94 Tumambing, JANE FRANCES F.

    95 Umali, EDUARDO JR S.

    96 Ungco, ELISA A.

    97 Villanueva, Jose Jr S.

    98 Villarante, LOLITA S.

    99 Villasenor, Noel P.

     

    GAWAD

    Given a special award to staffs who have done their Master’s degree :

    Master of Fine Arts                          Mr. Allan Calingasan

    Master of Arts in Education           Bb. Abegail Martha S. Abelardo

     

    SERVICE AWARD

    15 Years

    1 BEO, Clodualdo JR B.

    2 CERTEZA, JOHN C.

    3 DADIVAS, HAROLD O.

    4 DECHAVEZ, Shirley G.

    5 DEOCADIZ, Charlie O.

    6 DIONISIO, JOHN E. Drian

    7 DOMINGO, PATRICK M. Raymund

    8 HERNANDEZ, D. ALLAN THEO

    9 Mongcal, PEREGRINA F.

    10 RIVERA, GIGELYN B.

    11 RIVERA, G. ROMMEL

    12 Salas, RAINIER F.

    13 SOLANA, ENRIQUE

     

    20 Years

    1 Almeda, Jocyline L.

    2 Arojado, Ariel L.

    3 ATIENZA, WILMER P.

    4 BANAAG, MARIO B.

    5 DAVID, F. JOSELITO

    6 DAVID, A. SOCRATES

    7 DIAZ, MA. CARMEN O.

    8 gandalla, A. Decena

    9 GUINTO, ANDREW R.

    10 HERMOSO, Ricardo D.

    11 JIMENEZ, R. Gudelia

    12 Malaca, ELMER B.

    13 MANALASTAS, RONALD S.

    14 MANAPAT, AIDA M. GERTRUDES

    15 Marana, THELMA S.

    16 MARTIN, Angelito I.

    17 MILABO, ALBERTO L.

    18 NIETO, DANIEL I.

    19 PAREÑO, BOBBY S.

    20 PAYURAN, JOSELITO D.

    21 PIEDAD, JEFFREY A.

    22 Posadas, RONALD C.

    23 REDONDO, Judith R. +

    24 RELOS, Maila R.

    25 BRANCH, NORMAN R.

    26 SUBIDO, CLAUDIO C.

    27 Tolentino, A. GASPAR

    28 Ungco, ELISA A.

    29 UNILONGO, FRED S.

    30 VASQUEZ, GLENN A.

     

    25 Years

    1 BALAJADIA, Simonette D.

    2 BRONIO, Rommel L.

    3 Cabibil, MA. CLEOFE L.

    4 Capiral, FELICIANO C.

    5 DE sagon, Alfredo G.

    6 DEOCADIZ, Viveca JANE V.

    7 Sun, Suzette Marie P.

    8 MANJARES, ELIZABETH F.

    9 NABOR, Teresita C.

    10 NICOLAS, ANNA CECILIA E.

    11 Villarante, LOLITA S.

     

    30 Years

    1 CRUZ, E. MARINELLA

    2 JAVIER, Danilo S.

    3 LABAY, C. ROSARIO

    4 MANGALINDAN, ROMAIN V.

    5 MORANTE, DOLORES E.

    6 Ongoco, GLENDA G.

    7 PAYURAN, Angelina F.

     

    35 Years

    1 estioko, ROGER S.

    2 ESTOYA, CAMILO S.

    3 EVANGELISTA, ROBERTO B.

    4 Gebert, S. emelinda

    5 Gimenez, HENRY C.

    6 MERCADO, PRISCILA P.

    7 ORATE, WILMA C.

    8 parica, Jovino M.

    9 SANTOS, MA Carmelita F.

    10 TAN, NENITA B.

    11 TIANGCO, FE B.

     

    40 Years

    1 Orante, Federico V.

    2 Panizal, Evangeline D.

     

    GAWAD ST. JOSEPH THE WORKER

    The St. Joseph the Worker Awards is awarded for a staff who did not use any leave credits he can use. It was honorly awarded to Mr. Joel Ovejera from the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery.

     

    BEST EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR CATEGORY FOR EACH 2015

    Acknowledged as the best staff were as follows:

    Category “Skilled”                   Mr. Ramil D. Mamburam

    Technical category                    G. Roberto C. Li

    Professional category            G. Joel P. Gutierrez

     

  • SMC
    Oct 20 2015

    SMC 2015: Introduction to Media Usage

    Media plays an important role in the everyday life of a person. It inspires users to interact with other people and gives us prior knowledge on the latest happenings in our country. It has its own advantages and disadvantages, which is the reason why we, as teenagers, must know how to use it properly. Thankfully, we are given the chance on how we must use it properly and how we must excel in using it.

    Last October 16-17, the De La Salle University held its annual Student Media Congress. The Student Media Congress (SMC) is a 2-day workshop that aims to boost and enhance students talent for journalism and design in the modern digital age. It serves as a “training ground” for aspiring journalists and designers. The Congress start off its first day with a bang as the delegates were welcomed and registered themselves on their desired workshops. It started with a Seminar, introducing the famous and well known personalities in the field of media to share their knowledge to the audience. It continues with the delegates going their respective workshops until the first day of the Congress ends. The second day started with delegates going to their newly picked workshops to learn more about the uses of media and to further enhance their talents in journalism and design. The Congress ends with a celebration and unveiling of the winners of the competitive workshops in Day 1. All in all, the Student Media Congress is a memorable day for those who appreciate the use of Social Media nowadays.

    The Student Media Congress continues to help young students to further gain knowledge about the different fields of Social Media. I am looking forward to attend Student Media Congress next year.

    Featured Image ©Ralph Estrella

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