NCPAG Umalohokan: Photo Essay

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Monday, December 30, 2013

(PHOTOS) NCPAG Student Government General Assembly highlights

OPENING REMARKS: Prof. Herisadel Flores, Undergraduate Coordinator of the Center for Public Administration and Governance Education (CPAGE) gives the Opening Remarks for the NCPAG SG GA.

DISCUSSION: NCPAG Student Council Chairperson Raymond Rodis discusses with the attendees the various endeavors of the NCPAG Student Community.

UMALOHOKAN EIC: NCPAG-Umalohokan EIC John Robert Española introduces the publication officers and staff.

UMALOHOKAN TEAM: Left to Right: Renze CE. Santos, Associate Editor; Pau Adalid, Photographer, JL Ramones, Managing Editor; Paul Eugenio, Writer, Vlad Mengullo, News Editor; Carl Manayan, Finance Officer; and Dessa Babiano, Photographer.

OFFICIAL COLLEGE MERIENDA: The NCPAG-SC served Spanish Bread and Iced Tea to the attendees of the General Assembly.

CONSTITUTION REVIEW: Mikhail Solitario, BPA student, raises clarificatory points on the NCPAG-SC's 2013 Constititional Amendment Proposal.

GENDER TALK: Paul Eugenio, BAPA student and member of the USC Gender Committee, invites the NCPAG students to the Mobile Gender Talk held in NCPAG last 5 December 2013.

RIGHT TO INFORMATION: NCPAG Students exercise their right to information by attending the NCPAG SG GA.

PHOTO OPS: NCPAG Students enjoy a photo opportunity after the General Assembly.

Saturday, December 21, 2013

(PHOTOS) Basic mass integration - UP Arboretum

The community leaders of UP Arboretum giving a situationer to Solidaridad’s Member Publications

From the left: Carl Manayan, Finance Manager of NCPAG-Umalohokan, and Kit Iris Frias, Editor-in-Chief of Himati, UP Mindanao’s official student publication listening to the situationer

From the left: Aries Hegina, Soli’s National Chairperson, one of UP Arboretum Community Leaders, and Kiana Peroy, Himati staff, giving their full attention to the situationer

Earl Orio (pink collared-shirt), from the Center for Nationalist Studies giving his comments about the situationer

Make-shift multipurpose hall in UP Arboretum

The UP Arboretum leaders speaking in behalf of the their community

A child’s condition in UP Arboretum

The team looking for possible interviewees

A former UPD Police being seen as a possible interviewee

A resident of UP Arboretum

The current Editor-in-Chief of Umalohokan, John Robert Española, having a photograph taken with a resident of UP Arboretum

Another resident of UP Arboretum being interviewed

A staff of UP Visayas IloIlo Campus’ The Accounts interviewing a former UPD Police

A resident of UP Arboretum living relatively better than the other residents.

A resident of UP Arboretum living in his simple home

Children showing their innocent smiles beyond their current living conditions

A senior resident of UP Arboretum living a relatively comfortable life than the other residents

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