Voters' Manual

VOTERS
MANUAL
2015 Sanggunian Freshmen and Special Elections
September 28, 2015 October 2, 2015
Top 4
VICE PRESIDENT
Name on Ballot:
Mawe Duque
CRUSADA
Marc Wendolf N. Duque

Bachelor of Science
Major in Management Engineering (2016)
Minor in Development Management
Co-Curricular
Activities:
3 SOM Central Board Representative, Sanggunian (2014-2015)

Committee on Administrative Services Chairperson, Sanggunian
(2014-2015)
President, Bugkos (2014-2015)
Education Formation Committee Member, Ateneo Gabay (20132014)
External Relations Junior Officer, Ateneo Project for Asian &
International Relations (2013-2014)
Student Prosecutor, Ateneo Student Judicial Court (2012-2013)
Work-Related
Experience:
Sales Distribution Intern, Procter & Gamble (May-July 2015)

Project Head, Perspektibo 2014, Ateneo Gabay (2014)
Project Head, Kapihan 2014, Ateneo Gabay (2014)
Vice Chairperson for Partnerships, Externals Department, JGSOM
Sanggunian (2013-2014)
Finance and Marketing Head, Volunteerism Week 2014, SectorBased Cluster, COA (2014)
Seminars
Attended:
National Delegate, 13th Hitachi Young Leaders Initiative (2015)

School Delegate , First Gen Power Camp (2015)
Delegate, 31st Buklod Atenista Conference (2014)
Participant, DREAM Manila Expo 2014 (201)
Delegate, Philippine Model Congress 2013 (2013)
Skills:
I am good in evaluating group working strategies and organization

development. I can also communicate well and engage my
audience whenever I am tasked to deliver public presentations. I
am also skilled in quantitative analysis and adept in using Excel,
basic VBA, and MegaStat.
Interests:
I am interested in regional inclusive development and public

transportation systems. I also aspire someday of enterprises here
in the Philippines which can give livelihood through agricultural
investments.
2015 SANGGUNIAN FRESHMEN AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS
Mawe Duque - Platform

Coming into the school year, the Sanggunian has largely invested its resources to build a new Sanggunian
constitution and to spearhead initiatives for the 2016 national elections. These goals have been actualized through
the Ateneo de Manila University Constitutional Convention (ADMU ConCon) and the Ateneo Task Force 2016 (ATF
2016). Through the ADMU ConCon and ATF 2016, the Sanggunian acknowledges the importance of structural
solutions in our student government and the importance of the youths role this upcoming national elections.
However, the Sanggunian must continue to challenge itself as an institution by also answering equally timely
questions. Examples include like how do we keep the student body engaged as the Ateneo core curriculum is in
the process of revision? How should we align with the university as we sync with the country and the world
receiving K-12 effects, sending more students abroad, and accepting more foreign students here in the Loyola
Schools? How should we represent and act on our concerns as private drivers and public commuters as the traffic
and transportation systems in Manila get worse day by day?
Nevertheless, as we possibly transition to a new constitution next SY through the ADMU ConCon, the
Sanggunian must still recognize the impact of these issues through proactive response. The Sanggunian must still
serve its pillars of basic services, students rights, and student movement integration by operating efficiently and in
harmony across its units while meeting concerns both inside, and more importantly outside the university. The
Sanggunian must still be ready to respond to its responsibility to student life and nation building.
I am Mawe Duque, and I am running to be your Sanggunian Vice President and this is my goal this year for our
Sanggunian:
ISANG SANGGUNIANG #HandangTumugon
All throughout the SY, we will run by the #HandangTumugon to package Sanggunian as a Sanggunian called to
capably respond to issues both inside and outside the university. This will be actualized in these priority policies:
1. Involvement of Block and Course Representatives in Policy-Making and Accessibility to Performance
Management Tracker:
In the past school years, the Block and Course Representatives have been overlooked in its role to participate in
policy-making inside the Sanggunian. More often, their roles have simply devolved into tasks like information
dissemination, collection of students concerns, and project management. However, as our Block and Course
Representatives represent the first line of Sanggunian service, they must be capable of how to forward their
constituents issues in the Central Board and in University issues. They must be well-versed both in doing
stakeholder analysis and policy-making. Thus, our Block and Course representatives must participate in our Central
Board Committees and future Task Forces to experience Sanggunian as a policy-making body while equipping
them with the right skills and the right formation. A transparent and accessible performance management tracker
shall be released every month to make sure that all Sanggunian officers are accountable of their progress
throughout the school year.
2. Releasing of Public Information from School Council Affairs
According to the Students Needs Assessment Survey recently conducted by the Ateneo Statistics Circle for the
Sanggunian, most of the students do not know that we have the right to participate in policy-making in the school
through our involvement in school councils. This can be attributed to the school council representatives failure to
regularly disclose pertinent information both to the Central Board and most especially to the student body. As such,
we will push for a policy this SY to subject all school council representatives to disclose their progress to the Central
Board and regularly release information, the confidentiality of which is to be decided upon, to the student body. This
makes sure that students and stakeholders get to participate and voice out their concerns in issue deliberations with
the school councils.
Mawe Duque - Platform
3. Committee on International Student Affairs (CISA) Formation

As we are now in our first year in syncing with the world through our academic calendar shift, we are expecting
an increase of international students entering the university. Recognizing its possible effects to student welfare, the
Central Board needs to create CISA to coordinate with the Office of International Relations and organizations such
as Ateneo Student Exchange Council. This committee shall also be responsible in meeting the concerns of our own
students studying abroad.
4. Electoral Reforms Through Subsidizing Campaign Financing for Political Parties and Financial Aid ScholarCandidates
In order to create a more vibrant election atmosphere in the Ateneo, electoral reforms must be put into place such
as subsidizing campaign financing for political parties and financial aid scholar-candidates. This shall make sure
that campus politics is supported by the student government in producing more campaign paraphernalia.
Furthermore, campaign financing shall also be given to independent candidates who are financial aid scholars to
support them in their financial capacity.
5. Youth Transport Coalition Mobilization
According to a study conducted by the Japan International Cooperation Agency, traffic in the Philippines costs 2.4
billion pesos a day which is projected to increase to 6 billion pesos a day by 2030. This is a major economic loss to
our country which could have been possibly used for other investments. Just in Ateneo, people bringing their cars to
our school everday experience the horrendous traffic both inside the university and along Katipunan. Likewise,
commuters experience the inefficiency and inhumanity brought by our faulty public transportation systems.
Banking on interdisciplinary approaches across the Loyola Schools, the Sanggunian shall build a Youth Transport
Coalition which can be in the forefront of involving the Ateneans and the youth in general in lobbying behaviour
changes, creative solutions, and legislative policies as potential responses to this worsening traffic situation. This
shall also be highlighted as a major agenda point for the 2016 national elections.
SECRETARY - GENERAL
Name on Ballot:
Lanz Espacio
CRUSADA
Lorenzo P. Espacio
Bachelor of Arts
Major in Development Studies
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Co-Head, Ateneo Task Force 2016 (2015- ), Loyola Schools Sanggunian

(2015-)
Secretary-General (2015), Agrarian Reform Youth Congress Core Member
(2015), Ateneo Coco Levy Mobilization Core Member (2014), Core
Member (2014), Ateneans for Agrarian Reform Movement (2014- )
Lead Convener (2015- ), Agrarian Reform Youth Alliance (2015- )
Member, Development Society (2015- )
Member, Christian Union for Socialist and Democratic Advancement (2014)
Assessor, Loyola Schools Assessment Team (2014- )
Volunteer, Information Desk (2014- )
Deputy to the Internals Vice President (2015-2014), Scholars Support
Group Facilitator (2014), Fundraiser Project Head (2014), Kapihan
Project Head (2014), Tambay Week Project head (2014), Caroling
Core (2014), Experience Erya Project Head, Erya Prepare Core
Member (2013), Scholars Game Show Core Member (2014),
Scholars Friendship Day Core Member (2014), Ateneo Gabay
(2013-2015)
Tambay Week 2 Core Member (2015), Member-Volunteer (2014), Ateneo
Musmos (2015-2014)
Member (2014-2013), Management Engineering Association (2014-2013)
SOM Week Bazaar Core Member (2013), SOM Sanggunian (2013)
Finance, Legal and Administration Team Member (2013), AIESEC (2013)
Volunteer (2013), Brigada Eskwela - Teach for the Philippines (2013)
Intern, Acts of Hope for the Nation (AHON) Foundation (2015)
Seminars
Attended:
Skills:
Delegate, Ateneo Student Leaders Assembly 13 (2014)
Interests:
I am heavily invested in the rural development discourse particularly on

farmer, indigenous people and fisherfolk issues. In a broader sense, I
constantly strive to make myself informed of current national issues and
participate in organized movements regarding these.
I am a dynamic team player. I excel in handling and leading groups of

people in a variety of work settings. I am equipped with the skills necessary
in facilitating group discussions and planning for projects.
Lanz Espacio - Platform

INSTITUTION BUILDING: STRENGTHENING THE SANGGUNIAN
The Sanggunian, as it is, is a weak institution. More than the lack of student confidence and approval in the
student government manifested through the repeated failures of elections, its apparent inability to influence
University policies and national issues and elicit discourse on these is an issue the student government needs to
acknowledge and build on.
As the Chief Administrative Officer, efficiency of internal systems is central to the efforts of the Secretary-General.
Apart from performing the administrative function of the Office with utmost excellence, I will outline strategies and
legislate laws whose primary purpose would serve to 1.) make internal systems efficient and transparent and 2.)
build the Sanggunian as an institution exercising its socio-civic and political responsibility and its role as the
official student representative to the University Administration. In doing so, I hope this would lay the groundwork
for claiming the Ateneo Sanggunians rightful position as a legitimate institution on both local and national levels.
I. Efficiency and Transparency of Internal Systems
Key strategies
Structuring the Office of the Secretary-General
Added functions within the Office of the Secretary-General allow the Office to execute functions of related to
maintaining and developing the Sanggunians Public Relations and assisting the Secretary-General in his
administrative roles.
Objective: To support the Secretary-General in fulfilling its mandate as the Chief Administrative Officer and
Member of the Central Board
Chief-of-Staff and Deputy Sec-Gen: oversees internal affairs of the Office in tandem with the Secretary-General.
The Deputy also acts as the Secretary in the absence of
Communications Management: maintaining open lines of communication within the Sanggunian, between the
governing body and its constituents
Research and Development: Research and develop key internal and external communication strategies and tools
to improve Sanggunian visibility and transparency
Documentation and Publication: Safekeeping of repository of files, documenting Sanggunian events including
meetings, preparing key Sanggunian reports (midyear and year-end)
Streamlining the Sanggunians Public Relations
The existing Department of Public Relations will be aligned with the efforts of the Office of the Secretary-General
where the Office will spearhead research and consultation on communication strategies and document the
Sanggunians activities and releasing Sanggunian reports
Objective: To make the Sanggunian Public Relations scheme more efficient and effective
Proposed projects: Grievance desk during manual registration, online concerns form, engaging block, course and
sector representatives, text blast and email newsletter mechanism, town hall meetings with constituency, press
conferences whenever relevant, regular updates on social media network.
Proposed Laws and Resolutions
An Act Mandating the Archiving and Publication of Sanggunian Documents
Release minutes of official meetings in accessible electronic repositories at most 2 weeks after conducting an
official meeting. Corresponding penalties for chair in case of non-compliance
An Act Mandating a Regular Report to the Constituency
Require the Sanggunian to release Midyear and Yearend administrative reports for the perusal of the public and
penalize officers for non-compliance. Formalize the State of the Sanggunian Address.
Lanz Espacio - Platform

A Resolution Reminding Sanggunian Officers to Act in a Respectable Manner
Sanggunian Officers are official student representatives of the student body and as representatives of their
constituency, officers are expected to act in a way that fits the image the Sanggunian wants to relay
II. Developing the Sanggunian as a Political Institution
Key Strategies
Develop strategic partnerships with marginalized sector groups internal and external to the University
Partnerships will enable the Sanggunian to build on its role as a key player in University and national issues. The
Offices efforts will be streamlined with the efforts of the Department of External Affairs.
Objective: To advance the Sanggunian as an institution influencing relevant policies at local and national levels
Proposed partnerships: Cooperatives, Student Councils, Grassroots Movements, Labor Unions, Peoples
Organizations, Non-Government Organizations
Enrich Sanggunian and constituency participation in local and national issues
There is a need to develop Sanggunians image as a politically-involved student government.

Objective: To develop further the Sanggunian as a political institution
Proposed Projects: Technical working group for identified issues, learning sessions with key speakers from
identified sectors, identify relevant student groups for partnering opportunities
Proposed Laws and Resolutions
An Act to Formalize the Recognition of Unaccredited Organizations and/or Advocacy-Based Initiatives
There is a need to regulate and protect unaccredited organizations and advocacy-based initiatives within the
University. Spaces for the creation of these student groups, via creating partnerships with the Sanggunian or
becoming an autonomous unit should be provided by the Central Board.
Creates a CB Committee will process requests for Sanggunian partnership and creation of autonomous units.
Chair will subsequently file resolutions.
Target Advocacies: STRAW, Land Rights Issues, Youth Participation in National Elections, LGBT
Possible tasks: Education Research (i.e. policy writing, academic and legal framework), Critical Engagements (i.e.
projects engaging the sector)
A Resolution Creating a Process to Formulate, Write and Release Stands
Stand and policy writing one of the building blocks in exercising the political and socio-civic responsibility of the
student government. Laying the groundwork for this is contingent on the Central Boards ability to process
information and write substantially about University and national issues. This will include the legitimizing of
technical working groups to formulate draft, submitting of proposal for approval and building consensus within the
Central Board.
FINANCE OFFICER
Name on Ballot:
Christian Dy
CRUSADA
Christian I. Dy
Bachelor of Arts
Major in Economics
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Seminars
Attended:
Chief of Staff, Office of the SOSS Secretary Treasurer (2014-2015)

Associate Vice President for Advocacy, Bugkos (2014-2015)
Head, Sociopolitical Affairs, ARSA Aguhon (2014-2015)
Level Head, Cervini Hall, Level 3 (2013-2014)
Dorm Assistant, Ateneo Residence Halls (2013-present)

Member of the Secretariat, Commission on Culture, Diocese of Legazpi
(2015)
Participant, Philippine Model Congress Ateneo (2014)

Participant ,International Youth Development Summit (2013)
National Conference of Catholic Cultural Centers (2015)
Skills:
I am efficient as a member of a team, but I am most efficient when working

alone, or as head of an organization. I can multi-task, given my incongruous
skills and interests (some of which can be as diverse as writing both prose
and poetry, fiction and non-fiction, composing songs for mass, formulating
historical and literary theories and methods). I am also adept to any political
situation, given my experience in community organizing.
Interests:
History and historical interpretation, Political Economy, Political Science,

Philosophy (I wrote a discourse on Bikolizing Philosophy and other areas
of the humanities and social sciences), Literary Theory (especially
humanism and theories of liberation), Liturgical music (I write some),
Filipino and regional culture and studies
Christian Dy - Platform
The task of the Finance Officer is perhaps second only to the President (or in our case, the Vice President) in
setting the political direction of the Sanggunian. Priorities are set by the amount of money invested in them. My
platform to use the political and administrative powers of the Finance Officer to invest in Ateneans, and to help
them invest in society.
I.
First Things First: Internal Reform

To efficiently and effectively perform the duties of the Finance Officer, and to institute a financial
management system that engages the student body, certain reforms are necessary.
1. Reform the Financial Proceedings of the Sanggunian
A. Propose the "Transparent and Participatory Budgeting Act, ""Financial Reportage Act," "Budget
Rationalization Act," "School Board Finance Reform Act"
2. Strengthen the Sanggunian's capability to finance student initiatives
A. Explore possibility of budget autonomy from the Office of Student Affairs
B. Rationalize the Sanggunian's share of the Student Activities Fund
3. Increase efficiency and reduce financial waste
A. Comprehensive Reform of office of Finance Officer
B. Create the Department of Finance, under which will be the Office of Budget Management
C. Aggressive recruitment of fresh talent, training of recruitment pool.
D. Increase visibility and connection with public through a Publicity Team
E. Create sub-offices for accounting and audit, for finance policy review and development
F. Inventory of all Sanggunian property; establish a consignment and sales system and convert idle
property to cash
G. Issue new guidelines on spending and evaluation of projects and programs funded
II.
Invest in Ateneans
The best way for the Sanggunian to promote social development is to invest in Ateneans who are
promoting
social development
1. Increase Financing for Student-led social development initiatives
A. After Rationalization of Sanggu's share of SAF, seek a small (ideally, Php 100 - 200) increase in
the SAF, all of which will go to a reformed Sanggu Subsidy System
B. Use Sanggu's contacts and partnerships, collaborate with ASPAC and other offices and
organizations in and outside Ateneo to form the Ateneo Endowment for Student-Led
Development.
2. Direct resources to programs with greater social impact
A. Convene the Ateneo Social Development Summit and formulate the Loyola Schools Student
Body's Social Development Goals
B. Reform Sanggu Subsidy System to incentivize programs and projects that seek to help achieve
social development goals
3. Increase support for student organizations
A. A resolution creating a Savings Fund, and redirecting all savings on programs and projects and
all consigned Sanggunian property to finance student organizations.
B. Encourage social development-oriented programs of organizations through an award for social
impact (ideally, cash award to get the project going)
III.
Invest in the People

1. Promote Cooperatives as an alternative business model
Establish a Sanggu team on Cooperatives, strengthen partnership with AMPC; Lobby for an elective
on cooperatives; Finance programs for awareness on cooperatives, encourage organizations to
undertake such projects
Christian Dy - Platform
2. Ascertain that significant amounts of Sanggunian funds are spent on programs for social
development. File a "Solidarity Bill" which will include provisions ascertaining that at least 25% of
Sanggunian funds will be spent on programs and projects for social development
3. Help other organizations raise funds for their programs and projects. Deliberate with CB to find out
which social development areas will be prioritized, which sectors will be the focus of efforts (Personal
note: I would strongly advocate for efforts to ascertain that no child goes hungry - ACED is my
personal favorite); Utilize Sanggu's administrative powers and publicity arms, as well as its human
resources pool to assist in these programs (i.e., for ACED, lead a "pledge for a child" project)
IV.
Protect Rights, Engage Students

1. Pass legislation to protect students rights. Push for passage of the Basic Gender Equality Bill, the
Sanggunian Review Powers Bill, the Student Evaluation Bill, and the Sectoral Representation Bill,
which we have already filed.
2. File bill for creation of Department of the Student Advocate to integrate the units created by
abovementioned bills, to take proactive and reactive measures to protect students rights, and to
ensure due process is given to students in disciplinary and academic cases
3. Make Finance Officer accessible to students. Conduct consultations with student organizations at
twice a month; publish commitments after consultations; organize FGDs once a month
V.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Respond to more immediate needs

The following needs were determined through consultations with students
Umbrella Loaning Service. While Ateneo has not yet built structures so one can walk around and
across the entire L.S. without fear of rain, put up umbrella borrowing stations in strategic areas such
as JSEC, Leong Hall, etc. Also, ideally you should always bring an umbrella, but you don't always get
to. An honesty system will be used, with a "return within 48 hours" policy, After all, if we're going to
serve the student body, we have to trust in the better angels of their natures first.
Request that E-jeeps add stop in the Residence Halls
More lights. During consultations, some students expressed that some find it difficult to drive around
Ateneo's darker areas. By candidate's experience, in walking via Gate 2.5 overpass, one walks by
faith, not by sight. Organize a team to conduct surveys and consultations, push for sustainable lighting
of areas identified.
Petty Cash Loans. The Office of Admission and Aid has this program; however, the service is for
scholars. This is a service that needs to be expanded by the Sanggunian for all students. Small
processing fee of maybe Php 5/ transaction to be paid with borrowed amount, just to pay for the
paperwork.
School of
Humanities
2 EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Name on Ballot:
Ferdy Acosta
IgnITE
Ferdinand Benedicto S. Acosta

Bac helor of Arts
Major in Interdiciplinary Studies
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Seminars
Attended:
1 Block D2 Representative, School of Humanities Sanggunian (20142015)

Member, Ignatian Initiative for Transformative Empowerement (2014-2015)
Externals Deputy for Organizational Partnerships, Ignatian Intiative for
Transformative Empowerment (2015)
Member, Department of Public Relations of the Sanggunian (2015-)
Member, Loyola Film Circle (2015-)
Volunteer, Kariton Classroom Katipunan (2014)

Member, Public Relations, Manic Pixie Bakunawa (2014)
Project Head, SOH Art Fair, Arete (School of Humanities Week) (2015)
Project Head, SOH Freshman Welcoming Fest (2015)
Participant, School of Humanities Sanggunian Planning and Evaluating

Seminar, (2014)
Participant, Kariton Classroom Katipunan Training Session (2014)
Skills:
I deal with things rationally and logically. I like planning and scheduling, a
plan of action gives me a sense of predictability and control. Aside fromt
that, I can make quick and decisive judgements. I can also understand
basic mandarin.
Interests:
I enjoy having lively, challenging conversations with other people. I enjoy

learning new things. I am fond of visiting art galleries and reading books on
philosophy and politics.
Ferdy Acosta - Platform
Safeguard Creative Integrity

SOH Sanggu needs to step up as an institution that protects and upholds the rights of its
artists. For too long, SOH Sanggu has failed to actualize its stand on issues that concerns SOH
majors and other members of the creative department. Issues such as violations of IPR rights are
rampant in Ateneo. In order to spread awareness and combat further IPR rights violations, I will
be launching a creative integrity campaign. This campaign will be a year long effort of SOH
Sanggu that will start with IPR Education where SOH Sanggu will hold talks that will include
people from COA, OSA, design ethics professionals, independent orgs, other important
stakeholders, an online campaign, design ethics workshops, and consultations with the
constituency to ensure that the LS community is educated in visual intellectual property rights.
In order to safeguard artists intellectual property rights, SOH Sanggu will strictly
implement the rules and regulations for IPR the Intellectual Property Rights Task Force is
pushing for legislation. SOH Sanggu will respond to complaints and concerns regarding visual
IPR rights violations.
This effort will be wasted if we regress to our old ways. To ensure continuity, SOH
Sanggu will press on with consultations, legislation review, strict implementation of rules, and
reports. Moreover, I intend to keep the ball rolling even after my term as Executive Officer.
Awareness and Involvement
Current local and national issues become self-contained in their own terminologies and
languages that its difficult for those outside the realm of that experience to participate in that
conversation. I believe that art and humanities frames these issues in a different light, making
them easier to digest and in turn creates a movement. I plan to create further awareness and
facilitate involvement of the School of Humanities through creating political statements using
various mediums such theatre, visual arts, writing and exhibits.
In addition to that, I believe that as one Sanggunian, the school boards should work
together to achieve each others advocacies. I plan to collaborate and tie-up with SOSE, SOM,
SOSS Sanggu and use arts and humanities to communicate their advocacy for maximum
impact.
Transparency and Visibility

In order to promote the School of Humanities Sanggunian, SOH Sanggunian will
release monthly infographics that will feature the school boards activities for the month, a
calendar of future activities, important dates, and budget transparency. I also intend to
release progress updates on my Creativity Integrity Campaign and other projects.
Moreover, to provide SOH students the opportunity to learn more about different
career paths they may pursue , I want to promote different competitions, conferences, shows
and events outside Ateneo.
We will also be promoting different independent SOH org activities the constituency
may be interested in.
1 CENTRAL BOARD REPRESENTATIVE

Name on Ballot:
Chloe Mabasa
IgnITE
Chloe Alexie G. Mabasa

Bachelor of Arts
Major in Philosophy
Co-Curricular
Activities:
P.R.O, I-Speak (2015-2014)

Member, I-Speak (2014-2013)
Member, Youth Christian Life Community (2015-2013)
Member, Filipino-Chinese Catholic Youth (2015-2012)
Class President (2012-2011)
Class Vice President (2014-2013)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I am a competent communicator capable of adequately conveying

information
in speech and writing. Building relationships with the people meet is
something I am generally good at. I am a goal-driven person
by nature and this translates into the type of leadership qualities I have.
I am a dependable, responsible and resourceful team player that
works for nothing less than what is expected.
Interests:
I enjoy eating, sleeping and travelling. I like going to charity events in my

free
time. I appreciate the thoughts that you can only see in solitude.
1 EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Name on Ballot:
Nathalie Ona
IgnITE
Nathalie M. Ona
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Major in Creative Writing
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Vice President, Cavite Schools Press Conference (2015 March-2014

September)
President, Member, Press Relations Unit, St. Paul College Island Park
(2015-2013)
Finance Officer (2014-2013), and Member (2014-2012), Ugat ng Lahing
Kayumanggi
Coordinator, Community Extension Services (2014-2013)
Facilitator, Philippine Society of Youth Science Clubs (2014-2013)
Catechist, Association of Paulinian Catechists (2015-2012)
Work-Related
Experience:
Contributor [2015] Candy Magazine Council of Cool

Speaker, Leadership Talk (2015-2014)
Seminars
Attended:
Mentor, 7th Annual Leadership Workshop, SPC Institution, Pasay City

(2014)
th th
Participant ,4 -6 Annual Leadership Workshop, SPC Institution Pasay City
(2013-2010)
Skills:
I can effectively deal with different types of people. I take charge of anything
I know I am capable of doing and try to handle those I think I cannot. I
discipline my mind to be able to discern things respectably. I manage my
time wisely and prioritize accordingly. In addition to that, I am a potential
speaker in both English and Filipino.
Interests:
I am passionate about writing. I enjoy dancing, singing and acting. Movies

and music are also in my line of interest. I like to speak to people and
engage in conversations. I like being creative on the things I do.
Nathalie Ona - Platform

In constructing my platform, I consider these following words: philosophy, theology, religion, art, music, history
and language. These modes of expression are the concerns of humanities. The School of Humanities (SOH) are
composed of humans for others who have these words written on their system. Allow me to make HuMaN the
center of my plan of action.
Humans Held as One
This involves collaboration of SOH courses. Courses within SOH can work on digital folios or a blog for
written works, put up an Art Fair, and stage a one-act play to be synthesized. Creative Writing majors may be able
to work with AB Literature/Panitikan majors. Interdisciplinary Studies majors may apply themselves anywhere
since the purpose of this activity is also very interdisciplinary. While for the Art Fair, it is open not only to Art
Management and Information Design students but also to other students in SOH. We will also collaborate and
accept other artists works, which they could sell in whatever price they decide upon. Theatre Arts majors ill be
working for the play to be synthesized by Philosophy majors. Considering that freshmen are still new to their
tracks, they will be working with some upperclassmen from the same courses and with the League of
Independent Organizations (LIONS) such as the LitSoc, WriterSkill and Baybayin for digital folio, GRIDS for the
Art Fair and Samahan sa Pilosopiya for the theatrical synthesis since most of the home organizations of SOH
courses are in LIONS. This aids in establishing inclusivity in the SOH community.
Magis Move
There are several workshops, trainings and competitions held outside the university which are hosted by
national companies such as National Book Store, Candy Magazine, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Unilever and other
more big names in the industry. Sometimes, the only ones that are able to claim the opportunity are the ones who
see it. And most, if not all, would keep the information to themselves. In partnership with Sanggunians
Department of External Affairs, SOHpportunities can be able to keep track of national seminars, creative
trainings and contests that may interest SOH students especially artists, writers, actors, designers etc. And so,
there will be social media accounts to disseminate announcements to SOH students about this.
New Transformative Strategy
There will be leadership activities and group dynamics wherein we will work with other Sanggunian units
such as the Department of Internal Affairs in collaboration with them in order to come up with a program that
aims to form the block representatives into leaders.
For all projects proposed by the SOH Sanggunian there will be a friendly competition between blocks called
the Block Cup. SOH and university-wide events will not require their attendance. But for those who will voluntarily
attend, their blocks will be merited points in the cup. This can also be involve SOH freshmen to participate in other
organization drives or projects such as the PMSA blood donation, CompSats Electric Devices Donation, bottle
and newspaper drives, Kythes Blood Drive and Hair2Share and other more projects. The prize of the winning
block is to be agreed upon by the SOH Sanggunian.
Sanggunian is not composed of kings who just sit on their thrones and make the laws. Sanggunian is
comprised of leadersleaders who do not rule but serve, leaders who do not just start a fire but keep it burning.
2 BLOCK D REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Niel Joshua B. Fuentes
Independent
Niel Joshua B. Fuentes

Bachelor of Arts
Major in Interdisciplinary Studies
Co-Curricular
Activities:
ARSA:
Volunteer, ARSAfest 2015
Volunteer, ARSA Senior Send-off (2015)
HiT, ARSA OrSem 2015
Project Head for Barkada Tournaments, SPFW (2015)
Member, Tugon
Member, AJMA
Work-Related
Experience:
N/A
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, Speechcom International (2014)

Participant, ARSA Leaders Institute (2014)
Participant , Speechcom International (2015)
Skills:
I am a responsible and disciplined leader. I try exercise control in my work

or my projects. I can juggle org work and my acads well. I work well alone
or with other people. I am good with people. And I can come up with brilliant
ideas and suggestions.
Interests:
I enjoy playing sports, specifically football, basketball, and badminton. I like

hanging out with friends and meeting new people. And I also know how to
play the guitar.
1 BLOCK B REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Bianca Alva
IgnITE
Bianca Gabrielle C. Alva

Bachelor of Arts
Major in English Literature
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Editor, Senior Yearbook Staff (2015)

Member, Intramurals Props Department (2015-2011)
Member, Peer Tutor Committee (2015-2012)/
Digital Artist, Art Committee Digital Department (2015-2013)
Member, Inklings 2.0 (2015-2013)
Department Head, Art Committee Announcements Department (2015-2014)
Member, Handog Lusog (2015-2014)
Lector, Lectors and Servers Guild (2014-2011)
Member, Save Our Surroundings (2014-2013)
Member, Youth for the Family (YFAM) Woodrose Chapter (2013-2011)
Artist, Art Committee Announcements Department (2013-2011)
Secretary (2013-2012) and Member (2012-2011), Korean Learning Club
Secretary, Music Ministry (2013-2012)
Work-Related
Experience:
Public Relations Officer 2, Woodrose Student Council (2014-2013)
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, UP LIKAS Kilos Kasaysayan Conference, Quezon City (2013)

Participant , 20th Ateneo Camp Math, Quezon City (2013)
Participant, Real Love Revolution, Quezon City (2013)
Skills:
I am a people person and I know how to lead a crowd, yet I can also work
efficiently alone. I am a fast learner and a great tutor. I am also quick to
adapt and work well under pressure.
Interests:
I am fond of trying new things and getting out of my comfort zone. Aside
from this, I also enjoy singing, making lists and charts (especially plotting
the songs of my favorite bands on a mood-tempo Cartesian plane), and
watching movies, especially cult classics.
1 BLOCK D REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Sam Eustaquio
Independent
Samantha Camille M. Eustaquio

Bachelor of Arts
Major in Humanities
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Assumption College Campus Ministry, Club Head (2015-2014)

Assumption College Committee of Order and Peace, Member (2015-2014)
Assumption College Taekwondo Varsity, Member (2013-2011)
Assumption College Community Involvement Committee, Member (20142013)
Various Project Committees throughout High School (2015-2011)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I am good at time management and prioritizing my activities. I have good

communication skills, and I would consider myself a very sociable person. I
am very approachable and easy to contact. I also have good organizational
skills.
Interests:
I enjoy writing, acting, singing, playing instruments, reading, and watching

movies. I am also fond of travelling and photography. I love interacting with
people and socializing, but I also tend to enjoy my alone time, as I feel
extremely satisfied when I am able to get a lot of work done.
1 BLOCK D1 REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Aubrey Unana
Independent
Vanessa Aubrey A. Unana

Bachelor of Arts
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Cheerdancer, Blue Babble Battalion (2015 August 19-Present)

Loans Committee, Department of Student Welfare and Services (2015
September 4-Present)
Member, Ateneo Psyche (2015 September 1-Present)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I can handle several tasks simultaneously and I know my priorities. I am

determined and people-oriented but Im efficient while working alone too.
Interests:
I enjoy dancing, listening to music, reading and baking. I also enjoy playing
the keyboard and watching movies.
1 BLOCK D2 REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Coleen Corleto
IgnITE
Isabella Coleen J. Corleto

Bachelor of Arts
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member of Ateneo Environmental Science Society (2015)

Ushering Ministry CCF Elevate SNL (2014)
Assistant Teacher in the Sunday School Program of Greenhills Christian
Fellowship (GCF) (2015-2012)
Work-Related
Experience:
N/A
Seminars
Attended:
N/A
Skills:
I have good communication skills. I am dedicated to the projects I commit

myself to and ensure that I see them through to the end. I value innovation
and creativity as well as teamwork and organization.
Interests:
I enjoy reading both non-fictional and fictional works, singing, and acting. I
also enjoy art, drawing in particular, and writing.
1 BLOCK EE REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Federic Magtabog
IgnITE
Federic Kyle P. Magtabog

Co-Curricular
Activities:
Student Council Officer (2014-2015)

CAT 2nd in-command (2014-2015)
Taekwondo Team Captain (2014-2015)
Work-Related
Experience:
The Student Council and I were the first student leaders that were able o
make prom happen in Faith Christian Schools history (31 years)
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I am friendly and approachable. I care for my block mates because they

have become my family. I work hard for things that I am passionate about
and I fight for what I think is right.
Interests:
I enjoy sports and p0hysical activities, music, and being around my

friends.
1 BLOCK EE REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
James Miano
Independent
James Gabriel L. Miano

Co-Curricular
Activities:
None
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I am approachable and can communicate well with different kinds of people

in a clear and concise manner. I can set aside personal issues to fulfill the
task at hand. I can do well under stress.
Interests:
I like writing songs and singing. I enjoy meeting new people and exhanging
ideas.
1 BLOCK EE1 REPRESENTATIVE

Name on Ballot:
Rain Cuevas
IgnITE
Diana Rain B. Cuevas

Co-Curricular
Activities:
Usher in Victory QC Youth (now- Feb. 2014)

Volunteer, Operation Blessing (2013)
Volunteer, DSWD Accredited orphanage (2013)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
Im good at public speaking, performing, organizing and time management,

and goal setting.
Interests:
I enjoy singing, dancing, acting, painting, reading, writing, baking, solving

Trigonometry problems, and having in depth conversations at 2 in the
morning.
1 BLOCK EE1 REPRESENTATIVE

Name on Ballot:
Christian Hereson Sandoval
Independent
Christian Hereson R. Sandoval

Co-Curricular
Activities:
Volunteer, Association of Christian Universities and Colleges in Asia (2008

October 16-19)
Company Manager (2008-2007), Finance Officer (2007-2006), and Member
(2006-2004), Company of Ateneo Dancers (2008-2004)
Representative, Council of Organizations of the Ateneo (2008-2007)
Course Representative, Sanggunian (2008-2007)
Member, Philippine Association of Chemistry Students (2008-2004)
Volunteer, Task Force Noah Typhoon Relief Operations (2005)
Work-Related
Experience:
Colloidal Gold Based Lateral Flow Rapid Immunoassay for Dengue

Detection, Thesis (2008-2007)
Head Dorm Assistant [2007] Supervising Dorm Assistant-Deputy Head
(2007-2006), Supervising Dorm Assistant (2006-2005), Dorm
Assistant (2005-2004), Ateneo Residence Halls (2008-2004)
Reader, Bantay Bilang Parallel Election Count, (2007)
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, 5th Ateneo Harvard Project International Relations (HPAIR)

Union National Conference, Quezon City (2008)
Participant , 2nd Ateneo MVP Center Annual Leadership Forum, Quezon
City (2007)
Skills:
I exercise efficiency in working alone and in groups. I am disciplined and

can effectively weigh things and situations. I possess a substantial measure
of computer literacy. In addition to that, I have an ample background in
conversational French.
Interests:
I enjoy dancing, listening to music, watching movies and travelling abroad. I

also love having small talks and interacting with different people and
cultures.
1 BLOCK J REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Zeph Alcantara
IgnITE
Marie Zephanie M. Alcantara

Bachelor of Arts
Major in Philosophy
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Leader, Finalist Group for Investigatory Project in Science Congress of

Assumption Antipolo (2015 January 15)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I am capable of working efficiently alone and with others. I take into

consideration the thoughts and feelings of the people I work with. I am
creativeI strive to do my work in such a way that would pique the interest
of the persons who will see it. I am sensitive to the needs of others. I aim to
accommodate to the needs and concerns of those around me, if they have
any.
Interests:
I enjoy skating, reading, writing, singing, and speaking. I love spending time
with my friends, having interesting and profound talks, watching videos, and
listening to music.
School of
Social
Sciences
2 EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Name on Ballot:
Dave Go
CRUSADA
Dave Ryan Mikhail S. Go

Bachelor of Arts
Major in History
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Project Head, Ateneo Lingua Ars Cultura (2015-2016)

Member, Ateneo Student Exchange Council (2015-2016)
Work-Related
Experience:
SOSS 1 Block BB Representative, Sanggunian ng mga Paaralang Loyola

ng
Ateneo de Manila (2014-2015)
Programs Head, SOSS Night 2015 (2014-2015)
Marketing Head, ARTiculation (2014-2015)
Deputy for Home Ministry, Christian Union for Socialist and Democratic
Advancement (2015-2016)
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, Harvard Model Congress Asia (HMCA), University of Hong

Kong,
Hong Kong SAR, PRC (2014)
Participant, Model United Nations Philippines, World Health Organization
Headquarters, Manila (2014)
Mentee, ALAC Platform 9 Mentorship Program, Quezon City (2014)
Participant, ALAC Planning and Evaluation Seminar, Antipolo, Rizal (2014)
Participant, Sanggunian Planning and Evaluation Seminar, Quezon City
(2014)
EBlet, ASEC Mentorship Program, Quezon City (2014)
Participant, ALAC GET Leadership Seminar, Quezon City (2014)
Skills:
I am both efficient in working alone and in groups. Although, I would usually

prefer working individually. I am an industrious student who places
academics
before my spare time. I can write well, whether it is creative writing or
journalistic
writing. In addition to that, I have very limited skills in or understanding of
Spanish, Hokkien Chinese, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, German,
and Finnish.
Interests:
I enjoy acting, dancing, singing, listening to music, watching movies,

watching
television shows, reading, writing, cuisines, cultures, travelling, history,
geography, languages and linguistics. I have many various interests. I also
enjoy
small talks and interacting with people of different backgrounds.
Dave Go - Platform
To begin with my platform, I would like to address the specific objectives of the School of Social Sciences
and relate them to my agenda as I run for the position of SOSS Sophomore Executive Officer.
First of all, as quoted from the Undergraduate Student Handbook, The School of Social Sciences, or
SOSS, works toward a society made more humane by its commitment to teaching, research and service. As
students of the School of Social Sciences, I believe that we should use our disciplines in order to create a form of
change in society. If I were to be the Sophomore Executive Officer of the School of Social Sciences, I would plan
to create advocacy programs that will be beneficial for the marginalized and for the Philippine society.
I also plan to have campaigns that will help students recognize their responsibilities and rights in the
campus. As seen in the previous elections, the failure of the general elections occurred due to the fact that a
majority of students do not recognize their ability to create change in their community through the power to vote.
On the other hand, students need to be informed of their freedoms, privileges and rights. Under the different
departments that are for student support or student politics, Ateneans can ask for financial assistance with regard
to theses, can file complaints against erring professors, take an active part in advocacies, etc. With regard to that,
I concur with having legislation passed for the protection of student rights, such as the passage of the Gender
Equality Bill, Sectoral Representation Bill, etc.
As a SOSS Sophomore Executive Officer, I plan to promote student participation with regard to the state
of the Philippine society and politics, especially with the elections that are to be held on 2016. In my agenda, I
believe that students should be encouraged to take part in campaigns that can help change the country for the
better. For instance, in Ateneo, there are movements, such as the Ateneans for Agrarian Reform Movement
(AFARM), the Alliance of Laborers and Youth (ALAY) and other movements, which promote agrarian reform, the
rights of laborers and basic human rights. As reflected in the Atenean principle of being a man for others, I
believe that students should be able to use their privilege to help those who are in need. Ateneo students are in a
position wherein they are privileged, especially with regard to education. Therefore, students of Ateneo should act
upon these certain issues and strive for social justice, solidarity, equality and freedom for the people around
them. We have the ability to create a difference in their lives and we must do our part of the community and for
Gods glory.
In line with the Constitutional Convention, as a supporter of the movement for legislative revision to the
constitution, I believe in helping students become aware of the problems in the structure of the Sanggunian and
how they are also affected by it. With that, I plan to campaign regarding the structure of the Sanggunian and the
problem behind it. I also would like to promote the basics of the Constitutional Convention to the School of Social
Sciences.
With regard to basic services, I promote the implementation of these, such as the Umbrella Loaning
Service, the Petty Cash Loan Service, in order to students to borrow money for academic-related activities, etc.
In conclusion, I advocate for a School of Social Sciences Sanggunian that is relevant to the state of the
Philippine society, the rights, privileges and freedoms of the students and the state of the Sanggunian itself.
2 BLOCK H2 REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Jat Caintic
CRUSADA
Shannen Justine M. Caintic

Bachelor of Arts
Major in Management Economics
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Project Head (2015-2016), Marketing Head (2015-2016), Marketing

Executive (2014-2015), and Member (2014-2015), Ateneo
Management Economics Organization (2014-2016)
Security and Mobilization Volunteer, Ateneo Orientation Seminar Lundag
(July 29-30, 2015)
Promotions Team Member (2014-2015), Ateneo Junior Marketing
Association (2014-2015)
N/A
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, Invest! Series, Quezon City (2014)
Skills:
I am computer literate. I have past experiences with encoding information

and creating worksheets. I can speak a bit of Spanish and Korean.
Interests:
I enjoy karaoke and walking at night. I also enjoy eating different kinds of
cuisines. I like watching sports and cheering on people.
Name on Ballot:
Rapa Limpingco
CRUSADA
Rafael Paolo D. Limpingco

Bachelor of Arts
Co-Curricular
Activities
Work-Related
Experience:
Project Head, MEcOffers of Management Economics Organization (20162015)

Volunteer, Save! Campaign of Management Economics Organization
(2016-2015)
Marketing Executive, MEcO (2015-2014)
Core team, Tugon Sportsfest 1 (2014)
None
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, COL Financial Seminar Easy Investment Program, Pasig City

(2015)
Volunteer, National Stundent Investors Convention, Quezon City (2014)
Skills:
I excel in working alone as well as working in groups. I am a good listener,

and I believe that I can communicate and get along with people well. I also
believe that I my ability to brighten up a persons day as a skill.
Interests:

cultures. Moreover, I enjoy playing basketball and video games. I really love
spending time with people, especially those important to me.
Name on Ballot:
Bea Ladaban
CRUSADA
Bianca Angelene S.D. Ladaban

Bachelor of Arts
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Fundraising Manager, Management Economics Organization (2015-2016)

Freshly Baked Volunteer, Management Economics Organization (2014)
Save! Campaign Volunteer, Management Economics Organization (2014)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
Participant ,BIDA Leadership Seminar (2014)
Skills:
Ive worked with multiple types of teams before, and have lead some as
well.
Im very punctual and strict when it comes to instructions, and will always
deliver with 110% of my effort.
Interests:
I enjoy reading, watching tv shows and movies, as well as baking. I like to

surf the internet to for new ideas, and check my social medias regularly.
2 BLOCK I1 REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Benjie Alvero
CRUSADA
Benjamin Miguel G. Alvero III

Bachelor of Arts
Major in Political Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, Partido Crusada (2014 - 2015)
Work-Related
Experience:
Organizer, logistic team, Miriam on Leadership and Sovereignty, Novermber

14, 2014
Participant, Rooted Martial Law and the challenges of Socio-political
Formation among the Youth, October 3, 2014
Seminars
Attended:
Miriam on Leadership and Sovereignty, Quezon City November 14, 2014

Rooted Martial Law and the challenges of Socio-political Formation among
the Youth, October 3, 2014
Skills:
I am comfortable in public speaking. I work well alone and in groups and I

can be dynamic in individual and group presentations. I can also get along
with all types of people.
Interests:
I love participating in discussions about politics, history and current events. I

enjoy classical and contemporary music and the company of other people
as well. Aside from these, I am also interested in being involved in the
different activities and projects of organizations within the Ateneo such as
that of Partido CRUSADA.
Name on Ballot:
Chanel Pepino
IgnITE
Chanel Moira G. Pepino

Bachelor of Science
Major in Diplomacy and International Relations with Specialization in East and
Southeast Asian Studies
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Promotions and Publicity Pool Head (2015) and Member (2014-2015),

Tanghalang Ateneo (2014-2015)
Block Officer-in-Charge, Sanggunian (2014-2015)
Member, Ateneo Management Economics Organization (2014-2015)
Facilitator, Take Flight: A Freshman Preparatory Course, The Ateneo

Assembly (2015)
Host, Biyahe: SOSS Camp 2015 (2015)
Programs Sub-core Deputy for Stage Management (2015), Blue Roast
2015 (2015)
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I can work well alone and in groups. I am a fast learner and can adapt well
to any working environment. I am capable of hosting events and facilitating
group work.
Interests:
I enjoy dancing, drawing, and acting. I have an intense appreciation for the
arts, and I like conversing with people of different cultures. I mostly enjoy
reading and watching TV shows.
1 BLOCK A1 REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Franco Luna
IgnITE
Franco M. Luna
Bachelor of Arts
Major in Communication
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Senior Associate Editor, The Lazette, La Salle Green Hills (2014-2015)

Scribble Magazine (Church Publication for Youth Ministry) Profiles Editor
(2014-2015)
Junior Associate Editor, The Lazette, La Salle Green Hills (2013-2014)
Features Editor, The Lazette, La Salle Green Hills (2012-2013)
Project School Peer Group Movement, CCF-La Salle Green Hills,
Coordinator (2013-2015)
Work-Related
Experience:
Fully Booked Junior Book Crew Workshop (Included OJT) Participant

(April to May 2014)
Seminars
Attended:
DLSU Student Media Congress 2014 Delegate (July 2014)

FedEx Express / Junior Achievement International Trade Challenge
Delegate (July 2014)
Fully Booked Junior Book Crew Workshop Participant (April to May 2014)
The Write Stuff: A Writing Lab for Teens Participant (April 2014)
EDSOR Peace Camp 2014 Delegate (February 2014)
Young Journalists Association of Mandaluyong 2013 Delegate
Global Discipleship Conference 2013 Delegate (May 2013)
Participant, Global Discipleship Conference, Christs Commission
Fellowship (2013)
Skills:
I am able to express myself efficiently in writing. I have above average

speaking skills and I get along very well with other people and work as well
in groups as I do alone. I am able to successfully lead small groups
smoothly towards a set goal. I also have a significant amount of experience
with 3D animation, sound/video/photo editing, and so I can say that I am
very good with computers.
Interests:
My first loves are punk/indie rock music and fiction novels. I also love coffee
and menswear. I enjoy interacting with people I consider to be friends. I
have an insatiable zest for life and enjoy taking on new challenges and
responsibilities. I have a passion for most everything media and literature
related.
Name on Ballot:
Paulina Badion
Independent
Paulina Clarise A. Badion

Bachelor of Arts
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, Sanggunian Department of Internal Affairs (2015 - present)

Member, Ateneo Association of Communication Majors (2015 - present)
Member, Tanghalang Ateneo (2015 - present)
Co-head, Senior Ball Committee (2014 - 2015)
Member, Junior Prom Committee (2013 - 2014)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I am good at vision and goal setting, and at thinking ahead to avoid

problems. I am very meticulous and I have good organizational skills. When
given a task, whether it be an individual or group work, I see to it that
progress is done with efficiency and not a minute is wasted. I can perform
and execute tasks and responsibilities well despite being under a significant
amount of stress. Aside from that, I am creative and skilled at programs
such as Illustrator and Photoshop.
Interests:
My interests include creative activities such as making graphic art,

typography, lettering and D.I.Y. activities, as well as event planning. I enjoy
talking to and hanging out with people, especially with those who have the
same passions as I have. I also love meeting new people and creating new
friendships.
Name on Ballot:
Dyan Dio
Independent
Dyan Gabrielle P. Dio

Bachelor of Arts
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member of Acomm, Tugon and ASEC (2015)

Club Head of Assumption Colleges Directors Club (2014-2015)
Relief Operations Volunteer for Assumption College and DSWD (20112015)
Programs Facilitator of Assumption Colleges KKK (2013-2015)
Programs Committee of Assumption Colleges CAFS Day (2013-2015)
Programs Committee of Assumption Colleges Batch 2015 Prom (2014)
Club Member of Assumption Colleges Young Entreprenuers Club (20132014)
Facilitator of ACxXS Interaction (2012)
Club member of Assumption Colleges Social Action Club (2011-2013)
Work-Related
Experience:
Episode transcriber for Project Runway Philippines Season 4 (May 2015)

Production Assistant of Jollibee Mall tours (July 2015)
Seminars
Attended:
N/A
Skills:
Im a fast worker who doesnt like cramming or procrastinating her

requirements so once I receive the work that Im supposed to do, I like
working on it as soon as possible. Because of this, I can manage my time
pretty well and I have a disciplined work ethic that could handle almost any
work that is given to me. I also know my way around a computer and I
always use this to my advantage when it comes to projects and other
requirements.
Interests:
I enjoy watching movies, reading books, travelling to different places and

spending quality time with my family and friends. I like trying new things
that are out of my comfort zone and Im always willing to keep learning and
improving on my skills and talents.
Name on Ballot:
Fortunato Madamba
Independent
Renz Fortunato S. Madamba

Bachelor of Arts
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Seminars
Attended:
Athlete, Ateneo High School Junior Track and Field Team (2015-2013)
Cadet Officer Candidate (2014), Wing Liaison Officer (2015), Ateneo High
School CAT (2015-2014)
Athlete, Ateneo High School Football RIFA Team (2012)
Facilitator, Ateneo High School Summer CAT (2015-2014)

Sector Head, Ateneo High School Fair Security (2015 January)
Tech Crew, The Back Track Fundraising Concert (2014 November)
Member, Assumption College Annual Fair Security (2013)
Participant, Ateneo High School Officers Leadership Seminar (2013)
Skills:
I am a very good communicator and a speaker. I use my communication

skills to effectively express my thoughts and ideas to others without
undermining the ideas of others. I am also very approachable, friendly and
easy to talk which helps me connect with people on a deeper level.
Interests:
I take pleasure in doing various sports activities such as football, table

tennis, swimming and long distance running. I also love to make new
friends and form strong relationships with everyone I meet.
1 BLOCK BB REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Jason Anchores
IgnITE
Jason B. Anchores
Bachelor of Arts
Major in Chinese Studies
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Bridge Builder, 7 Habits for Highly Effective Teens (2013-present)
Work-Related
Experience:
Member, Ateneo Gabay (2015)

Member, Ateneo Celadon (2015)
Seminars
Attended:
7 Habits for Highly Effective Teens Workshop, Quezon City (2013)

7 Habits for Highly Effective Teens Summer Camp, Antipolo City (2014)
Skills:
I am able to work on my own and to work with a set of people. I am used to

public speaking. I carefully discern my decisions; I consult them if needed.
Interests:
I love writing poetry, reading books, listening to soulful music. I have this
strong desire to promote and make social change happen.
1 BLOCK C REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Therese Chuaunsu
Independent
Therese Alyson D. Chuaunsu

Bachelor of Arts
Major in Psychology
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member of the Computer Club (2011-2012)

Member of the Sports Club (2012-2013)
Assistant secretary of Culinary Club (2013-2014)
Recipient of Most Resourceful Award from the Culinary Club (2013-2014)
Attended Days with the Lord (joined batch 148 and sponsored for batch
149; 2014)
Batch cheer committee (2014)
Vice president of Culinary Club (2014-2015)
Work-Related
Experience:
Filling, organizing documents, accounting, inputting data; Teresa Marble

Corporation (2011-2012)
Filling, organizing documents, handling petty cash; Jonther Corporation
(2011-2012)
Filling, accounting, organizing samples; Decoboard (2012-2013)
Customer service, organizing, cashier; Fruitas,Megamall (2014)
Service crew; McDonalds, Pioneer Reliance (2015)
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I can do my job in any type of environment and cope well to different

situations/ scenarios. I am also capable of planning projects or events. I
possess basic knowledge of computer usage (including power point, MS
word, MS excel and photoshop). In addition to that, I can speak and
understand basic Chinese.
Interests:
I enjoy baking, cooking, dancing, yoga, boxing, reading, watching movies

and travelling. I also love interacting with different types of people and
learning new things everyday.
1 BLOCK F REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Paul Wigan Dimog
Independent
Paul Wigan L. Dimog

Bachelor of Arts
Major in Economics
Co-Curricular
Activities:
None
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I work hard to focus on the tasks at hand and know how to prioritize on
which needs to be done first. I always look at things on multiple
perspectives and meticulously make sure the ends are worth the effort. I
possess an adequate measure of computer literacy.
Interests:

cultures.
I play the classic, acoustic and electric guitar. I play numerous sports such
as swimming, water polo, basketball, badminton, and +
1 BLOCK F1 REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Lorenzo Lim
Independent
Eduardo Lorenzo C. Lim

Bachelor of Arts
Major in Economics
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Seminars
Attended:
Member, Musmos Ateneo (2015)

Formations Comittee, Ateneo Entablado (2015)
N/A
Participant, Musmos Oreintation Seminar (2015)

Participant, Ignatian Youth Camp (2015)
Skills:

can effectively weigh things and situations. I have the drive to lead my block
into the right path. I am hardworking and passionate about my job as a
block representative. I believe in the advocacies of the student council.
Interests:
I enjoy listening to music, watching movies and travelling abroad. I also love
having intellectual debates and interacting with different people and
cultures.
1 BLOCK H REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Rob Churros Nazal
Independent
Roberto H. Nazal
Bachelor of Arts
Management Economics
Co-Curricular
Activities:
MEcO member (2015-)
Work-Related
Experience:
Work is just a four letter word. (No work-related experience)
Seminars
Attended:
MEcO General Assembly

MEcO Primer
SOSE assembly thing
ORsem
Skills:
I am able to communicate well with all members of the block and

disseminate any information, which may have an impact on us as a whole. I
am also very organized when it comes to things that must be done,
meaning I remember what I have to do and when I have to do it.
Interests:
I really like eating churros, going to the gym, playing video games, watching
movies and series, sleeping and collecting cool stuff.
Name on Ballot:
Nicole Salazar
Independent
Anne Nicole E. Salazar

Bachelor of Arts
Major in Economics
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Member, Management Economics Organization (2015)

Member, AIESEC AdMU
Member, Ateneo Tugon
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I possess strong leadership skills- I am a person of my own and can be just

as good as a team player. I am responsible and can do assigned tasks
whenever needed, but most of all, I motivate people to voice out and be
more of themselves. I am good, but I strive to be better.
Interests:
Thriller and psychopath movies and readings thrill me. I also enjoy
calligraphy and graphic designs. I love Abbey Sy!
Name on Ballot:
Patty Velasco
IgnITE
Ana Patricia D. Velasco

Bachelor of Arts
Major in Economics
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Seminars
Attended:
None
Facilitator and Production Team Member, 19th SPC National Leadership

Training Congress (2015)
Class Officer, Academic Chairman (2013-2015)
None
Skills:
I work well alone and with groups. When making decisions I make sure to
weigh the pros and cons to be able to make the best decision for the
betterment of everyone. I can adapt well to situations and unforeseen
circumstances. I am very approachable and anyone can come to me for any
concerns.
Interests:
I enjoy playing softball and watching tv shows and movies. I love travelling
abroad and I enjoy talking and meeting new people.
Name on Ballot:
Zachary Cruz
Independent
Zachary P. Cruz
Bachelor of Arts and Masters
Major in Political Science
Major in Global Politics
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member of Ateneo Debate Society (2015)

Member of Assembely (2015)
Member of Ateneo Junior Marketing Association (2015)
Member of Tugon (2015)
Member of ALAC (2015)
Member of Entablado (2015)
Work-Related
Experience:
California Summer Camps Camp Counselor (2014-2015)
Seminars
Attended:
N/A
Skills:
I am dedicated to organizations and academics. I love to be a part of what

makes things happen and will do anything to make sure events and projects
succeed. I can play the guitar and piano. I also have a small background in
programming and using Photoshop CC.
Interests:
I have many interests but am mostly invested in music, film, and literature. I
love learning about national and international cultures as well as meeting
new people.
1 BLOCK II REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Bianca Velasco
Independent
Biance Marie D. Velasco

Bachelor of Arts
Major in Diplomacy and International Relations
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Program, Paulink Campus Journalism Seminar (2015)

Writer, Pauliworld (2014-2015)
Promotions, Creatives, and Registration, Elective Fair Production Team
(2015)
Promotions, Mockingjay Movie Premiere Production Team (2014)
Mathematics Trainers Guild (2011-2012, 2014-2015)
Member, SPCP Football Varsity Team (2009-2015)
Work-Related
Experience:
N/A
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, World Youth Day, Ateneo de Manila University (2013)
Skills:
I possess Public Relations skills which means I can talk to people easily. I
can cope with the demands from academics and extra-curricular activities.
Im a well-rounded individual who can easily adjust to different types of
work. I have background on different computer programs such as
Photoshop, iMovie/Windows Movie Maker etc.
Interests:
I play sports especially Football. I enjoy watching movies and listening to

music during my spare time. I like to explore and discover new things. I love
to eat especially Japanese food. I am also a frustrated artist and dancer.
I enjoy meeting new people especially those who are from different races.
1 BLOCK II1 REPRESENTATIVE

Name on Ballot:
Sandra Anonuevo
Independent
Sandra Nicole V. Anonuevo

Bachelor of Arts
Diplomacy and International Relations
With Specialization in East and Southeast Asian Studies
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Secretary, Giftedness Instruction for Talent (GIFT) Development Program

Core Officer: Center for Dance (2014-2015)
Student, Halili-Cruz School of Ballet (2012-2015)
Secretary, Homeroom Office (2013-2014)
Secretary, Giftedness Instruction for Talent (GIFT) Development Program
Class Officer: Center for Dance (2011-2013)
Member, St. Paul College, Pasig (SPCP) Cheerleading Varsity Team
(2011-2012)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
Being an officer from my first to fourth year in high school has made me
adept at working with all sorts of people in various areas. Although, this
doesnt mean that I cant work alone. I am very skilled with secretarial work,
plus I have a knack for being punctual. Also, having a handful of demanding
co-curricular activities then has made me proficient in balancing all of my
responsibilities until now.
Interests:
I have a passion for dancing, and I love to watch movies or television series
in my spare time. I also enjoy reading books and listening to various kinds
of music. I also absolutely love hanging out with my friends, and travelling
abroad.
1 BLOCK Y1 REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Bianca Girang
Independent
Bianca Camille R. Girang

Bachelor of Science
Major in Psychology
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, Pre-Medical Society of Ateneo (2015), Ateneo Catechetical

Instruction League (2015), Psyche (2015)
Representative, Pope Francis Encounter with the Youth at UST (2015)
Co-Captain, Miriam College Table Tennis Varsity Team (2015-2013)
Active Member, Campus Ministry Auxiliary (2015-2012)
MVP, Milo Summer Training in Volleyball (2013)
Participant, AAK Karate Recital (2011)
Participant, Lyric Recital (2011)
Participant, NMAT (2011-2009)
Work-Related
Experience:
Class President, Miriam College High School (2015-2013)

Class Secretary, Miriam College High School (2013-2012)
Recipient of a Leadership Award, Holy Spirit School Batch 2011 Graduation
(2011)
Student Council Secretary, Holy Spirit School (2011-2010)
Class Governor, Holy Spirit School (2011-2006)
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, Holy Spirit School Leadership Training Seminars (2011-2009)
Skills:
I exercise efficiency in working alone as well as in groups. I possess good

communication skills with my peers. In addition to that I am diligent,
creative, and hard working.
Interests:
I enjoy singing, dancing along to music, reading books, watching movies,

and travelling abroad. I also love spending quality time with family and
friends. I enjoy interacting with and meeting new people.
1 BLOCK Y2 REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Troy De Vera
IgnITE
Troy Gerard L. De Vera

Bachelor of Science
Major in Psychology
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Seminars
Attended:
Altar Server, Holy Family Parish
Stock Trader of first metro (2014-present)
Participant, Diocese of Cubao, Knights of the Altar, Renewal Seminar,

Immaculate Conception Cathedral, Quezon City (2012)
Participant , Parent Student Investment Conference, Quezon City (2014)
Skills:
I take charge in group activities, making the critical decisions. I work best
under pressure but I prefer doing tasks immediately. I am able to balance
my training with the Ateneo Fencing team and my training in Taekwondo,
wherein I am already a blackbelt, with my academics and extracurricular, I
am also a licensed advance open water diver and a suitable candidate for
the rescue diver level, I also possess a substantial measure of stock market
and investing literacy. In addition to that, I have slight background in
conversational Spanish.
Interests:
I enjoy listening to music, watching movies and travelling abroad. I also love
interacting with different people and cultures, I love scuba diving and I am
advocate for the reduction of both the waste in our worlds oceans and the
exploitation of marine life. I also love martial arts which is why I take part in
mastering my craft in both the western martial art of fencing as well as the
eastern martial art of taekwondo. I also take part in serving the Lord as an
Altar Boy in my parish. And I am also interested in the mechanics of the
stock market.
School of
Science and
Engineering

Name on Ballot:
Yana Chua
IgnITE
Arianna Natasha I. Chua

Master of Science
Applied Mathematics Major in Mathematical Finance
Bachelor of Science
Applied Mathematics Major in Mathematical Finance
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Block Representative, Sanggunian ng mga Mag-aaral ng mga Paaralang

Loyola ng Ateneo de Manila (2015-2013)
Member, Ignatian Initiative for Transformative Empowerment (IgnITE)
(2015)
Member, Ateneo Student Exchange Council (2015)
Member, Ateneo Mathematics Society (2015-2013)
Core Member (2015-2014) and Volunteer (2011-2013), Safelight Photo
Ministry
Member, Celadon (2015-2014)
Trainer (2015-2013) and Trainee (2013-2010), Mathematics Trainers Guild,
Philippines
Member, Alliance of Student Leaders (2014-2013)
Participant, International Mathematics Competition, Singapore (2013)
Participant, International Regions Mathematics League (2012)
Work-Related
Experience:
Documentation & Publication Head, SOSE Camp 2015: Operation Genesis

(2015)
Finance Head, SOSE Innovation Week (2015-2014)
Documentation & Publication Core Member, AMS Summer in November
(2014)
Decorations Head, Conquer: SOSE Freshman Welcoming Night (2014)
Logistics Committee Head, SOSE Hunger Games (2014-2013)
Tutor, Psalm 119:105 Tutorial Center (2013-2011)
Scriptwriter and Stage Manager, A Gleeful Christmas (2012)
Assistant Production Manager, Infinity Dance Concert (2010)
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, MOVE Katipunan Leadership Retreat, Tagaytay (2013)

Participant, Leadership Training Seminar, Tanay, Rizal (2013)
Participant, MOVE Leadership Retreat, Rizal, Laguna (2012)
Skills:
Im responsible and I am very determined not just to finish every task

assigned to me but also to finish them well.
Interests:
I love traveling to many different places and immersing myself in their

culture. I enjoy reading books, photography, Muay Thai, and swimming.
Yana Chua - Platform
My plans for the following year all revolve around a single thrust, financial transparency. I firmly believe
that it is important for the student body to be informed on where their money is going and how it is being spent.
This was an initiative by last school years finance officer and this year, I plan to take it further. Therefore, along
with representing my batch in central board legislations and proposing changes for the benefit of mainly, but not
limited to, the SOSE student body, I have three concrete plans for the coming school year: school fees
transparency, establishment of financial guidelines in budget hearings, and the implementation of post-project
financial reports.
School Fees Transparency
The Loyola Schools is known for being one of the most expensive tertiary level schools in the country.
Just this school year, there was a 6% increase in our tuition fee and there are further increases planned in the
succeeding school years. In light of this, I believe that it is important for the student body to know what it is for and
where the money is going. This project aims to shed light on the tuition and miscellaneous fees that we see in our
assessment forms and tuition receipts.
Financial Guidelines on Budget Hearings
For the past few years, the system for budget hearings has been lax. The central board does not have a
set guidelines in approving or amending budget proposals, they simply rely on gut feeling. This year, I plan to
establish a set of financial guidelines, similar to what is being implemented in the Sanggunian Subsidy System, in
order to utilize the Student Activities Fee (SAF) wisely. This set of guidelines will evaluate a projects budget
proposal on the basis of relevance, value for resources, impact to the Ateneo community or the community outside
the university, and alignment with the Universitys strategic thrusts for 2011-2016.
Post-Project Financial Reports
Previously, a projects finance team will simply submit a spreadsheet of all expenses to the Finance
Officer. This year, I plan to implement post-project financial reports for all projects. Most of the time, mid-way
through the planning of a project, certain expenses will be needed that were not anticipated in the budget
proposal. This plan aims to hold a projects core team accountable and aware of their projects expenses, and
further, inform the central board on what has been spent. The post-project financial report is a short summary to
the central board on their projects final expenses, mainly answering questions like: Did the team overspend or
underspend? Why? Are there any expenses that were not included in the initial budget proposal? Why did the
need for these unforseen expenses arise.
4 BS BIO COURSE REPRESENTATIVE

Name on Ballot:
Sam Bananas
Independent
Daniel Sam K. Baas

Bachelor of Science
Major in Biology
Minor in Management
Minor in Economics
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Seminars
Attended:
None
Junior Batch Representative, Ateneo Residence Halls (2014-2015)
None
Skills:

conversational German.
Interests:
I enjoy dancing, listening to music, watching movies, playing different

sports, and travelling abroad. I also love having small talks and interacting
with different people and cultures.
2 BLOCK L1 REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Quimbe Dy
Independent
Quimbe T. Dy
Bachelor of Science
Major in Biology
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Photo Editor, Elements Magazine, Ateneo Celadon (2015)

Co-Head, SOSE 101 (2015)
Volunteer, Marine Rehabilitation (2015)
Core Team-Finnance, Chinese New Year, Ateneo Celadon (2015)
Volunteer, Mid-Autumn Festival, Ateneo Celadon (2015)
Volunteer, Teachers Appreciation Week, Ateneo Celadon (2015)
Participant, Junior Program, Ateneo Celadon (2015)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I work hard for things I believe are worth it. I can speak proficinet English,
Filipino, Mandarin and, Hookien. I speak some Korean (FLC). Im
comfortable
working in both groups and individual works. I know basic editing in
Lightroom and Photoshop.
Interests:
I enjoy siging, traveling, and taking photos. I love swimming and going to
the beach. I love dogs. I love block L1 <3
2 BLOCK N1 REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Bea Adajar
IgnITE
Beatrice Amara E. Adajar

Bachelor of Science
Major in Computer Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Block N1 Officer-In-Charge, Sanggunian (2015)

Member, Ateneo SPEED (2015)
Member, Ateneo ENTAblado (2015)
Member, CompSAt (2014-2015)
Member, WriterSkill (2014)
Editor-In-Chief (2013-2014), Associate Editor-In-Chief (2012-2013), CoFeatures Editor (2011-2012), Writer (2010-2011), Rosette (20102014)
Work-Related
Experience:
Logistics Head, CompSAt ROFL! (2015)

Promotions Head, ACM ICPC Metro Manila (2015)
Volunteer, SOSE Camp (2015)
Project Head, SOSE 101 (2015)
Volunteer, CompSAt Bitbit Regalo (2014)
Senior Consultant (2013-2014), Poll Chairman (2011-2013), Batch
Representative (2010-2011), PAREF Woodrose COMELEC (20102014)
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, World Youth Alliance Asia-Pacific Emerging Leaders

Conference (2013)
Skills:
I am responsible and know how to balance my academics with my org work.

I also know how to delegate tasks in group works and managing several
deadlines. As for course-related skills, I have knowledge in programming in
Java as well as basic web development and design.
Interests:
I enjoy reading and writing, especially creative writing (poetry). I also love
vector art (anything design-related), watching movies and listening to music.
I like spending my free time going out with my friends and socializing with
other people.
2 BLOCK XX REPRESENTATIVE
]
Name on Ballot:
Karleen Balonan
Independent
Karleen Anne O. Balonan

Bachelor of Science
Major in Health Sciences
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Seminars
Attended:
Logistics Sub-Core, SOSE Camp (2015)

Public Health Relations Deputy (2014), Project Head (2014), Logistics Core
Team (2014), Programs Core Team (2014), and Member (20142015), Health Sciences Society (2014-2015)
Member, Project LAAN (2014)
N/A
ASEAN Integration: Health Beyond Borders (2015)
Skills:
I am very passionate about the things that I love to do. This pushes me to
give my absolute best performance to ensure that the job is done efficiently
and effectively. Given no matter what situation, I like to keep an open mind
and to address problems calmly and collectively. I am also fluent in 3
languages (Mandarin, Filipino, and English) and a dialect (Hokkien).
Interests:
I enjoy playing all kinds of sports. Aside from that, an interest of mine is also
to travel to different countries to experience their culture and taste their
food.
1 BLOCK L REPRESENTATIVE
]
Name on Ballot:
Regine Janna Choa
Independent
Regine Janna S. Choa

Bachelor of Science
Major in Biology
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Class Beadle, InTACT Section NNNN (2015)

Class Beadle, Bi 100 Section X1 (2015)
Class Beadle, Lit 13 Section R65 (2015)
Class Beadle, En 11 Section R65 (2015)
Work-Related
Experience:
Vice President (2015-2014) and Keyboardist (2015-2010), Whales Music

Ministry
(2015-2010)
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, Association of Christian Schools International Student

Leadership Conference, Tagaytay City (2014)
Participant, Association of Christian Schools International Student
Leadership Conference, Tagaytay City (2013)
Skills:
As a servant-leader, I am open to the options my constituents may present

to me. I am a disciplined worker, bearing the core values of character and
excellence. Furthermore, I am able to remain calm in situations that tend to
yield panic. I am also a logical thinker who considers every factor before
making a decision.
Interests:
I delight in interacting with people, playing the piano, crafting my thoughts

on paper, and taking photographs of nature or still life. I also play computer
games as a means of spending time with my friends. Finally, I enjoy
studying philosophy and sciences to pass time.
1 BLOCK LL REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Kyla Orlina
Independent
Kyla Jophniel M. Orlina

Bachelor of Science
Major in Life Sciences
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Beadle, Ma 18A (2016-2015)

Beadle, INTAC 1 (2016-2015)
Member, Ateneo Biological Organization (2016-2015)
Member, Pre-Medical Society of Ateneo (2016-2015)
Member, Ignatian Initiative for Transormative Empowerment (2016-2015)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I am able to work quickly but throroughly. I thrive under pressure and am a

very hands-on and detailed person. I am approachable and can make
people open up to me easily.
Interests:
I enjoy reading books, observing people, traveling, and being busy.
1 BLOCK LL1 REPRESENTATIVE

Name on Ballot:
Annia de Guzman
Independent
Annia Danielle R. de Guzman

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, Biological Organization eXplore. eXperience. eXcel. (2015)

Member, Pre Medical Society of Ateneo (2015)
Member, Ateneo Musicians Pool (2015)
Work-Related
Experience:
Testing the Efficacy of Different Toothpaste Brands on Teeth, Investigatory

Project (2014-2015)
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I do well when working in groups and I am open to suggestions that will be

beneficial to a certain task or project. I have experience in planning events
and have become a head in one of its committees. This experience has
helped me become organized, well-rounded, and efficient. I am also
enthusiastic and value unity and camaraderie.
Interests:
I enjoy listening to music and my taste varies from mainstream pop to

alternative rock. On my spare time, I would watch movies, series, or read a
book. I also enjoy bonding with my friends and also making new ones.
1 BLOCK LL2 REPRESENTATIVE

Name on Ballot:
Mayan Antonio
IgnITE
Marianne Louise B. Antonio

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, Ateneo Biological Organization (2015)

Member, The Pre-Medical Society of Ateneo (2015)
Member, Ateneo Blue Symphony (2015)
Documenter, Logistics, and Researcher, Integrating Science in the
Philippines: Discovery Camp (2015)
Vice President (2014-2015), and Member (2012-2015), Exposure
Photography Club (2012-2015)
Member, LAAB Football Club (2013-2015)
Second Violin, Bravura High School Ensemble (2011-2015)
Volunteer, Coastal Clean-Up at Balanga Nature and Wetland Park (20142015)
Volunteer, Coastal Clean-Up at Pawikan Conservation Center Bataan
(2014)
Work-Related
Experience:
Photographer, Roxas Medical Group Surgicenter, Marikina City (2015)

Efficiency of a Solar Still Integrated With Iron-Based Nanoparticles,
Research Project (2014-2015)
Graduation Ball Committee Head, Philippine Science High School Main
Campus (2015)
Company Leader, Citizens Army Training (2014-2015), Quezon City (20132015)
Class Vice President (2011-2012), Class Vice President (2012-2013), Class
Monitor (2014-2015), Philippine Science High School Main
Campus (2011-2015)
Seminars
Attended:
Skills:
Interests:
Participant, University of the Philippines Econvergence, Los Banos (2015)

Participant, 3rd Economics Leaders Congress, Manila (2014)
Delegate, 8th Asian Science Camp, Singapore (2014)
Participant, Basic Counseling Techniques for Peer Counselors, Quezon City
(2012)
I am a disciplined, multi-leveled, and patient individual who likes to organize
everything. I am well balanced in the academics, sports, and arts. I am also
greatly immersed in photography.
I enjoy taking pictures, baking cupcakes, listening to music, and reading
books. I also enjoy meeting new people and helping others.
1 BLOCK M1 REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Maxine De Jesus
Independent
Alexandra Maxine Z. De Jesus

Bachelor of Science
Major in Chemistry
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Team Head, Social Communication Ministry, St. Gabriel and Our Lady of
Sorrows Parish (2015)
Volunteer, YouthHack StartUp Challenge (2015)
Head/Keyperson (2015-2014) and Member (2015-2012), La Salle
Greenhills Cue Drama Club
President, Creative Writing GIFT Program (2013-2012)
Volunteer, Red Cross Typhoon Relief Operations (2013)
Work-Related
Experience:
Paralegal, Cruz, Angeles & Associates (2015-2014)
Seminars
Attended:
N/A
Skills:
I adapt very easily to the needs different situations call for. I am very
dedicated to causes I believe in, and am patient in working both alone and
with others. I am always willing to push myself out of my comfort zone.
Furthermore, I have a good grasp of basic writing and computer skills, as
well as graphic design and layouting.
Interests:
I love musical theatre, spoken word, writing prose and poetry, acting,
watching films and mystery/sci-fi TV shows, reading books, and practicing
both handwritten and digital lettering/typography. Despite most of my
interests being in the arts, I still mainly want to have a career in forensic
science. Also, I love meeting new people from all walks of life.
1 BLOCK MM1 REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Nikki Dolfo
Independent
Anne Nicole R. Dolfo

Bachelor of Science
Major in Environmental Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
N/A
Work-Related
Experience:
N/A
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, 1st PriME: Ateneo BS Management Engineering Recruitment,

Quezon City (2014)
Skills:
I am proficient in time management and in leadership. I can work well

individually and in groups. I am also competent in assessing and handling
situations in a logical and pragmatic way. Additionally, I can socialize with
people of different cultural/social backgrounds.
Interests:
I enjoy reading, watching movies, listening to music, writing in my blog,

exercising, and travelling. I love mathematics, science, literature, and
fitness.
1 BLOCK N REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Tomy Callanta
Independent
Antonio G. Callanta III

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Head of Promotions and Advertising, Brebeuf Tournament Committee

(Athletics Council-Sanggu HS)(2014)
Secretary, Nihonggo Dantai Organization - Council of Organizations
Sanggu HS(2014)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, Leadership Seminar - Council of Organizations Sanggu HS(2013)
Skills:
I do well both when I work alone and with other people.
Interests:
I enjoy drawing, listening to music, watching movies and different kinds of

TV shows.
1 BLOCK N REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Adrian Danao
Independent
Adrian Dominic P. Danao

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Class President (2014-2015)

Class Secretary( 2013-2014)
Class Treasurer(2012-2013)
Work-Related
Experience:
N/A
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, Annual Marist Leadership Training ( 2013, 2014)
Skills:

conversational French.
Interests:
I enjoy hanging out with my friends. When Im alone, I like to watch movies
or play videogames.
1 BLOCK S REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Laura Ang
IgnITE
Laura Denise C. Ang

Bachelor of Science
Major in Management Information Systems
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, Management Information Systems Association (2015-2016)

Member, IgnITE (2015-2016)
Member, Sanggunian ng mga Paaralang Loyola ng Ateneo de Manila
(2015-2016)
Business Manager, Techies Club, Saint Jude Catholic School (2014-2015)
Media and Technical Manager, Techies Club, Saint Jude Catholic School
(2013-2014)
Auditor, Math Club, Saint Jude Catholic School (2012-2013)
Work-Related
Experience:
Participant, Mardi Gras Bake Fair (2014-2015)
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, MEAs PRIME Orientation (2014)
Skills:
I am very passionate in what I do. I give my best effort in doing my

responsibilities. I am open to mostly anything (unless theyre my fears
HAHA) I bake great goodies and I am also very fluent in Mandarin.
Interests:
I love baking, cooking, dancing, watching TV series. I like to travel and write
reviews of a certain place.
1 BLOCK S1 REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Sabine Jeanjaquet
IgnITE
Sabine Victoria M. Jeanjaquet

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Seminars
Attended:
Member, Ignation Initiative for Transformative Empowerment (2015)

Member, Sanggunian ng mga Paaralang Loyola ng Ateneo de Manila
(2015)
Member, Ateneo Management Information Systems Association (2015)
Member, Ateneo Blue Repertory (2015)
Exchange Host, Benedictine Ambassadors of Peace Program (2015, July
28- August 21)
Exchange Student, Benedictine Ambassadors of Peace Program (2014,
October 11-November 2)
Vice President (2014-2015), Treasurer (2013-2014), Member (2012-2013),
Information Technology Society
Lector, Archdiocesan Shrine of Divine Mercy Mandaluyong (2011-2012)
Editor, Benedictine Ambassadors of Peace Program Photobook (20142015)

Managing Editor, PAX Yearbook Committee (2014-2015)
Class Treasurer, IV-Life (2014-2015)
Participant, College Admissions Mentors for Peers in the Philippines

(CAMP) Conference (2013)
Participant, College Admissions Mentors for Peers in the Philippines
(CAMP) Conference (2013)
Skills:
I practice efficiency in situations which require me to work individually or in

groups. I am dependable and can effectively balance my obligations . I
possess a substantial measure of computer literacy.
Interests:
I enjoy reading,cooking, watching movies and playing board games. In

addition to that, I relish meeting new people and widening my perspective
based on their different views.
Name on Ballot:
David Sebollena
IgnITE
David Daniel L. Sebollena

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, Management Information Systems association (2016-2015)

Member, Ateneo Junior Marketing association (2016-2015)
Member, Sanggunian (2016-2015)
Member, IGNITE (2016-2015)
Member, Ateneo Edge (2016-2015)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:

can effectively weigh things and situations. I put into account peoples
feelings and opinions before making a decided choice.
Interests:
I enjoy listening to music, watching movies, Binge watching TV shows and

travelling with my Longboard. I also love having small talks and interacting
with different people and cultures.
Name on Ballot:
Jari Ocampo
IgnITE
Jeanne Marie L. Ocampo

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, Ateneo Management Information Systems Association (20152016)

Member, Ateneo Marketing Association (2015-2016)
Member, Ateneo Junior Marketing Association (2015-2016)
Member, Ignation Initiative for Transformative Empowerment (2015-2016)
Work-Related
Experience:
Promos Subcore Team, AJMA Launch (September 25, 2015)
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I am good at talking to people and I am very adaptable in the face of

problems. I possess some computer literacy. I am also good at analysing
situations. I am a very determined individual.
Interests:
I like sports such as football, badminton, volleyball and swimming. I read

fiction, write, and spend time with my friends in my free time. I also enjoy
debating and playing the guitar and piano.
1 BLOCK XX REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Giana Barredo
Independent
Giana Nicole V. Barredo

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Volleyball Varsity
Graduation Ball Marketing Committee (2015)
Guadixians: Outreach Organization (2014-2015)
Filipino Drama Club (2014)
Blazon: Official School Publication Editor (2011-2013)
Work-Related
Experience:
N/A
Seminars
Attended:
N/A
Skills:
I work very effectively and communicate well with others. If I were given a
chance to be put in a position of authority, I tend to oversee every task
given to me and verify that everything is in line. I am a very determined and
motivated person, and I always make sure that the task at hand is well
carried out and finished within the given amount of time.
Interests:
I am most passionate about sports and music. I also enjoy dancing, drama,
as well as graphic designing and video editing.
1 BLOCK XX1 REPRESENTATIVE

Name on Ballot:
JG Ordinal
Independent
Jose Gabriel D. Ordinal

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, Musmos Ateneo (2015)

Member, Pre-Medical Society of Ateneo (2019)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I am always committed to whatever I get myself into. I work well individually

as well as with a group. I never let pressure get to me when I am doing
something in crucial moments.
Interests:
I enjoy playing basketball and ultimate Frisbee. I enjoy listening to music of

numerous genres and playing the piano. I also am fond of watching TV
series and reading books.
School of
Management
SECRETARY - TREASURER
Name on Ballot:
Andrea Angulo
IgnITE
Andrea Ysabel A. Angulo

Bachelor of Science
Major in Management
Minor in Development Management
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Executive Officer (2015-2014), Block Representative (2014-2013), Block

Representative Officer-in-Charge (2013-2012), Sanggunian ng mga
Mag-aaral ng mga Paaralan Loyola ng Ateneo de Manila (20152012)
External Relations Manager (2015-2014), Member (2015-2012), Ateneo
Management Association
Member (2015-2014), Ateneo Catechetical Instruction League
Member (2015-2014), Ateneo Special Education Society
Secretariat Deputy (2015), Ateneo Task Force 2016
Representative (2015-2014), Volunteers (2014), Loyola School Office of
Placemen and Career Services
Work-Related
Experience:
Marketing Subcommittee Head (2015), Secretariat Committee Member

(2015-2014), Marketing Subcommittee Member (2015-2014),
Ateneo Registration Committee (2015-2014)
Student Facilitator (2015), Introduction to Ateneo Culture and Tradition
Intern, Department of Social Welfare and Development Sustainable
Livelihood Program (2015)
Co-Owner, SHAWarma Blvd. (2014)
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, Ateneo Management Associations Leadership Formation

Seminar (2015)
Delegate, Ateneo Student Leaders Assembly (2014)
Skills:
I have been part of different project by organizations as a project head, a

committee head, or part of the sub-core. I know how to lead a group of
people, and know to listen to people. I can work efficiently alone and in a
group. I am a meticulous person and I see through every detail of a task.
Interests:
I like woodworking, crafts, and creating things with my hands. I like listening
to several genres of music and watching movies. I am interested South
Korea and an interested in learning Korean.
Andrea Angulo - Platform

In my term as John Gokongwei School of Management (JGSOM) Secretary-Treasurer, I want to empower representatives
to be factors of change for the students they represent, and for the Sanggunian they are a part of. I imagine a student
body which is aware of their capabilities as students from JGSOM, a student body which is aware of events that happen
outside their own personal circles, and a student body which can marry these two in order to affect a change both inside
and outside the walls of Ateneo.
As JGSOM Secretary-Treasurer, and its ex-officio Chairperson, I will focus on information dissemination, on two specific
initiatives, and on training the block and course representatives of the JGSOM Sanggunian in order to achieve this vision.
I. INFORMATION DISSEMINATION
The Secretary-Treasurer handles information and files, such as budget usage for different projects and initiatives done by
its respective School Board, as well as its School Boards minutes from meetings and plenaries. Should I be elected as
the JGSOM Secretary-Treasurer, I plan to release such information for the knowledge of the JGSOM constituents through
a monthly newsletter.
The newsletter will include a summary of initiatives that the Sanggunian has done for the past month, both from the
JGSOM School Board itself and from the Sanggunian as a whole. It also aims to inform constituents of upcoming events
and dates which are relevant to them. Information on conferences, competitions, and other events where JGSOM
students might find opportunities in will also be included in the newsletter.
More importantly, the newsletter will include a budget breakdown from the projects of JGSOM Sanggunian, as well as a
link to consolidated minutes from this years batch and School Board plenaries in order to keep the JGSOM students
informed. Portions of the Magna Carta will also be included in the newsletter in order to increase awareness among
students on their rights as well as their responsibilities toward the Ateneo community.
In line with the direction towards a JGSOM community whose students are aware, the newsletter will also include relevant
issues those that have been talked about for the past month, and those that relate to the upcoming month. This gives
the JGSOM students an avenue to gain information and become more curious about things happening outside their
personal circles.
II. INITIATIVES
a. DEANS LISTER SUBSIDIES
I want to bring back the Deans Lister (DL) subsidies for the students of such academic standing to avail of. This initiative
aims to subsidize the use of photocopying machines by DL students. The subsidizing of availing of printing services will
be assessed for feasibility.
b. ALLIANCE OF BUSINESS COUNCILS
The Alliance of Business Councils (ABC), made up of the business management councils of Ateneo de Manila, De La
Salle University, and the University of the Philippines, was launched during the previous academic year. This year, I plan
to focus on strengthening the alliance to create a collective vision for the alliance for the next coming years, with the goal
of forming business students who are socially aware. I want to ensure that the alliance, through its projects and initiatives,
is able to create a body of students who are socially responsible in the way they handle projects, and in the way they carry
themselves in their business endeavours. This may be done through initiatives such as business forums and kapihan
sessions.
The ABC is also an avenue to know what practices work well for different schools from how they handle their student
government and organizations, to the curriculum they undergo. The sharing of these information among the three schools
will open a new perspective on these topics. ABC can open doors to new projects, systems, initiatives, and subjects that
may be beneficial to our own students.
Andrea Angulo - Platform

III. REPRESENTATIVE TRAINING
The past months between the end of AY2014-2015 and the beginning of AY2015-2016 saw representatives unsure of
their roles in the Sanggunian. I want to be able to empower and educate representatives in order for them to serve
students better.
a. RESOLUTION WRITING
Resolutions are important in order to create a change in policies set by different bodies in school. While knowing how to
write a resolution is important, it is also important to know the process in creating a resolution. With the help of the Central
Board, as well as other knowledgeable bodies, I am going to train the block and course representatives on the process of
writing resolutions from who the stakeholders of the resolution are, to what kind of research has to be conducted, and
the language of resolutions. Knowledge on the process of writing a resolution is important for it is through resolutions that
representatives can lobby for change for the students which the serve.
b. PROJECT MANAGEMENT
As the School Board is the executive arm of the Sanggunian, it is the body which will be creating and executing projects
and initiatives. It is essential that the representatives and Executive Officers who will be spearheading these projects
know the processes in creating and maintaining a project. I plan to hold a seminar, with the help of the Department of
Internal Affairs (DIA), in order to educate the representatives on the behind-the-scenes of projects from venue reservation
to programs planning, to the execution, and everything in between.
I also want to focus on the monitoring and evaluating of projects this year. The past three years only saw an evaluation of
projects after they had been done, if any evaluation was done at all. This year, I want a mid-project evaluation, not just of
the outputs of the project, but also of the welfare of the representatives doing the project.
c. BATCH SECRETARIES AND TREASURERS
Two batch secretary positions will be open per year level in the JGSOM School Board. They will be in charge of taking
down minutes in their batch plenaries, as well as in meetings in batch projects. These minutes will be collated and posted
in online platforms such as Google drive of Dropbox in order for constituents to access these minutes. They will also help
manage calendars and deadlines.
A single treasurer position will also be open per year level. The treasurer is in charge of looking after the financial
transactions of his or her batch, as well as being in charge of reimbursements and disbursements. They will also be in
charge of making sure that the budget requested from the Central Board for a project is followed.
Secretary and Treasurer positions will be open in order to minimize the centralization of the information on processes on
just the Secretary-Treasurer. Should it come to an event where I cannot be contacted or am unavailable, there is
assurance that the School Board will not just stop in its operations because there will be someone who knows the process
that needs to be done especially in regards to secretariat and treasury duties. This will also help in transitioning later on in
the academic year.
Through this platform, I aim to aid JGSOM students in becoming more aware, to create initiatives that are beneficial to
students which the Sanggunian serves, and to train and empower the representatives in order to serve better.

Name on Ballot:
Licianne Go
IgnITE
Licianne Jiore Y. Go
Bachelor of Science
Major in Legal Management
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Block Representative, Sanggunian ng mga Paaralang Loyola ng Ateneo de

Manila (2015-2014)
Associate Vice President of Externals, Ignatian Initiative for Transformative
Empowerment (2015)
Prayer Session Guide, Immaculate Conception Academy Youth Christian
Life Community (2015)
Member, Ateneo Christian Life Community (2015-2014)
Member, Ateneo Celadon (2015-2014)
Member, Ateneo Lex (2015-2014)
Work-Related
Experience:
Logistics Head, SOM Night (2015)

Project Head, Celadon Fundraising Seminar (2015)
Recruitment and Secretariat Deputy, Ateneo Lex Business Law Conference
(2015)
Logistics Head, SOM Games (2014)
Programs Head, Lex Project Management Training (2014)
Member, Celadon Bazaar Core team (2014)
Project Head, Freshmen NatSci Database (2014)
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, Sanggunian Planning Seminar (2015)

Participant, Freshmen Training and Team Building Seminar (2014)
Participant, SOM Sanggunian Planning and Evaluation Seminar (2014)
Participant, Ateneo Debate Camp (2013)
Skills:
I am one person who works efficiently, diligently and passionately. I remain

calm and composed despite heavy pressure. I am outgoing and able to see
the positive side in any situation.
Interests:
I like socializing, meeting new people, trying new things and organizing
events. I am also interested in socio-feminist topics, baking, medical
science and charity events.
Licianne Go - Platform
Tuition and School Fees Information Dissemination
Every year, the cost of studying in Ateneo increases. Aside from our tuition, we are also charged
several fees. Most of which fees remain unexplained to us students. More than that, the necessity of
such values are undisclosed to students. As your central board representative, I plan to collect and
publish the information regarding these fees: the breakdown of what they are used, a report of the
developments made in the last year and the projected budget for the following year. Moreover, I wish
to utilize Sanggunians Magtanong sa VP at Dekano to further give light to such discrepancies
baffling the students.
Magna Carta Awareness
The Magna Carta contains the rights and rules entitled to us students. Sadly, most of us do not know
these rights as written in the Magna Carta. The lack of knowledge therefore hinders the students from
defending their rights should there be any violation. I want to raise awareness on this crucial document
by a) training the block reps to know the magna carta; b) proposing to include the magna carta in
the INTACT module and c) to research the most commonly violated rights and provisions and
further raise awareness on them. On the administrations end, I would want to lobby to make every
class syllabus a contract and to work with ADAA to provide/work on a reasonable process and/or
protocol should there be any violation of the Magna Carta.
Course Subject Information
SOM offers a number of subjects and electives to its students. I plan to coordinate with the committee
of academic affairs to create a collective and informative manual that shall contain descriptive
information of what students are to learn from the said subjects and courses offered by SOM as well as
its significance and/or possible applications in the outside world. This informative primer aims to aid
students in choosing their electives and possible minors, and enrich their expectations for the classes
they are taking.
2 EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Name on Ballot:
Jan Kua
IgnITE
Jan Vincent G. Kua

Bachelor of Science
Major in Management
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Associate Vice President for Strategies, Ignatian Initiative for

Transformative Empowerment (2015)
Programs Co-Head, JGSOM Night (2015)
Logistics Co-Head (2015), Strategy Battle Subcore (2014), JGSOM Week
1 SOM T2 Block Representative, Sanggunian (2015-2014)
Financial Affairs Manager (2015), Member (2015-2014), Ateneo Celadon
Member, Ateneo Management Engineering Association (2015-2014)
N/A
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, Ateneo Celadon Managers Formation Seminar (2015)

Participant, TEDxXavierSchool (2015, 2014)
Participant, JGSOM Sanggunian Planning and Evaluation Seminar (2014)
Skills:
I believe that I am capable of working well under pressure and stress. I can
properly manage my time well when I need to. I can work in different
scenarios as a leader, a member, or a team scenario.
Interests:
I enjoy photography, playing computer games, watching TV series, and

sleeping.
Jan Kua - Platform

JGSOM Sophomore Support System
The JGSOM Sophomore Support System aims to support my constituents through various projects and
initiatives, all of which are focused on problems and concerns of the JGSOM Sophomores.
1. Online IPS Advisement
IPS Advisement is one of the many avenues of academic freedom that the school provides to its students.
However, in the past, IPS Advisement limited this freedom due to inefficiencies and limitations in the
system. Given that, the goal of this project would be to make the IPS Advisement for JGSOM
Sophomores more accessible and approachable. This would entail the use of online avenues such as
Google Forms in coordination with the JGSOM Department to help streamline the process for my fellow
batchmates. This strives to let them freely and easily alter their educational track to their liking and
convenience. In line with this, the 2 SOM School Board will disseminate the relevant information regarding
the deadlines that we have to meet and various limitations to the IPS Advisement.
2. JTA Concerns
Given that JTA Applications happen during Sophomore year, this initiative aims to be the direct link of the
Mobility Program and the Sophomores to each other. This initiative also aims to survey the students
regarding the various changes of the revised JTA Curriculum, to enable the students to have a voice in the
matter and to ensure that the changes would be beneficial for them. In addition, this initiative aims to cater
to the concerns of the students that are not part of the Mobility Program, such as resume writing and
academic support for the accelerated classes during the JTA Semester.
3. Academics
Academics will always be the forefront of the students problems. This initiative aims to find ways to help the
SOM Sophomores in their SOM Majors, such as accounting and QMT. For example, we can offer reviewers
and tutorials. This initiative strives to inform the Sophomores the content and what to expect in their
SOM Majors for the coming year.
Strengthening Communication Lines
The inward and outward information flow of Sanggunian projects, initiatives, and student concerns is one of
the focuses this year. In order to address that, we will be utilizing the org batch representatives. This will
enable us to create a stronger communication line with the student body, which will ensure that all students
are informed of our projects and initiatives, and we are informed of their concerns.
Double Majoring and Minoring Primer
The requirements of the different major degree programs and minor degree programs in Ateneo change
almost annually. In addition to that, a good number of students would not know that a certain program is
available to them. I believe that students should have the opportunity to know and consider the programs
that they can take. This primer would not only have the requirements of each program, but also have
testimonials from those whove undergone these programs and other miscellaneous but important
details about the different programs. With the help of the Batch Coordinating Assembly, I want all the
programs in the Loyola Schools to be represented, to let the students properly choose whichever programs
they see fit for them.

Name on Ballot:
Hans Ong
IgnITE
Hans R. Ong
Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Chief Media Officer (2013-2015), The Philippine Application

Media Officer (2013-2014), Smile Foundation (2013-2015)
Assistant Research Editor (2015), Yearbook Club (2015)
Work-Related
Experience:
Chief Media Officer (2013-2015), The Philippine Application
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, 1st place, It Takes a Village to Raise a Child (2014) hosted by

Harvard University
Participant, FedEx Junior Achievement Trade Challenge (2014)
(Participant),3rd place, Teenpreneur Challenge (2013) hosted by
Entrepreneurs School of Asia
Skills:
I am a self motivated worker with a knack for solving problems quickly. I

am also capable of optimising various operations to minimise resource
wastage or the amount of time expended. Added to that I am also
proficient with computers, able to effectively use multiple programs.
Interests:
I enjoy daily exercise, swimming, reading books, watching good movies

and some gaming
Hans Ong - Platform

The Inclusion of Education
My platform for this election focuses on the inclusion of education, describing my desire to remove the
exclusivity around various aspects of Ateneos School of Management. Many students in other schools, such as
SOSS and SOSE, are tasked with doing large amounts of research, a task all students may struggle with,
depending on their personal skill level. I believe that if students are allowed to take subjects which are currently
exclusive to SOM students, they will be able to excel better, due to the added help from the classes.One other
element I wish to change regarding SOM would be the exclusivity of the minor courses. Again, students who wish
to enrol in these minors are unable to, due to the fact that they are exclusive to SOM students. I wish to change
this, and open both SOM minors, and SOM exclusive subjects to students of other schools. One other issue
preventing students who wish to join a SOM subject or minor class is the lack of teachers. There are simply too
many students compared to teachers, and as such, I will do my best to look into the matter, perhaps petitioning
for more teachers for those classes, and seeing if the schedule of classes (location,time, teacher assigned) can
be optimised so as to ensure an excellent learning experience. This allows for a more inclusive, holistic education
opportunity.
Free to Grow
One other problem students in Ateneo face, in particular, those belonging to unaccredited orgs, revolves
around restrictions placed on reserving venues for events. Credited orgs such as AISEC,Ignite,AJMA, and more,
are able to reserve locations for events as early as one month before the actual event. Unaccredited orgs on the
other hand, can only reserve locations up to one month before, leaving them little time to set up at the venue, and
cope with any unexpected problems. This has the effect of deterring these unaccredited orgs from creating
events, as they will have to go through the struggle of rushing through the one month reservation system. I
believe that if the amount of leeway time these unaccredited orgs had was increased, from one month to one
month and a half, engaging the student audience. With the added two weeks, unaccredited orgs will have plenty
of time to set up at the venue itself, and cope with any and all unexpected events. This will benefit not only the
orgs, but also the student body, as they will have more avenues to express themselves through these events.
Cleaner & Better
Given the sheer number of students regularly on campus, the conditions of the facilities on campus are
supremely important. Of particular note, are the bathrooms present in the Ateneo. While most of them remain
functional and clean for the most part, there are some bathrooms that are notorious on campus for being the
worst. As such, I wish to have a review of facilities entered on the various bathrooms on campus. Of particular
importance is the bathrooms present at the covered courts, frequently cited by students to be the worst
bathrooms on campus. I wish for the bathrooms to improve in general cleanliness, with an ample amount of tissue
to be placed inside each stall, and perhaps, bidets. One thing I hope to prompt due to having a review of the
bathroom facilities this year, is a policy wherein there is a mandatory review of the bathroom facilities every two to
three years, to ensure that they are usable, and not falling into disrepair.
1 EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Name on Ballot:
Nikolo Lim
IgnITE
John Nikolo F. Lim

Bachelor of Science
Major in Management Engineering
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Head of Logistics (2015), Merchandise Member (2014), TEDxXavierSchool

Head of Registrations, Freshman Interaction Committee (2015)
Member, Xavier Dragon-Lion Dance Varsity (2015-2013)
Member, Xavier School Youth Christian Life Community (2015-2013)
Vice President (2015), Secretary (2014-2012), Guitar Club
Member, Xavier Science Guild (2014)
Work-Related
Experience:
Competitor, Teenpreneur Challenge (2013)

Credit Awardee, Australian Mathematics Competition (2012)
Seminars
Attended:
Head of Logistics, TEDxXavierSchool

Participant, CAMP Conference 2014
Skills:
I am an effective leader, and am adept at prioritization. This, paired with

time management skills, creates for efficiency and competence. I can speak
and relate with people well, and I am also a persevering problem solver. I
always do my best and I give nothing less.
Interests:
I enjoy playing guitar, singing, recording covers, and listening to music. I

also read books and articles. Aside from this, I also enjoy watching TV
series and movies.
Nikolo Lim - Platform

1. Mentorship Program
WHAT
This program will target the following five courses: Management Honors, Communications Technology
Management, Information Technology Entrepreneurship, Legal Management, and Management of Applied
Chemistry. Management Engineering and Management, on the other hand, already have their own programs:
Management Engineering's MEA mentorship program, as well as Management's AMA mentorship program.
This program will involve upperclassmen who will serve as mentors for freshmen mentees. Each mentor
will manage a small group of freshmen (targeting at most 5 freshmen per mentor), so as to provide as much
personal interaction between mentor and mentee.
Each mentor will have to regularly check up on their mentees at least once a week, as well as offer
guidance and assistance regarding the mentee's problems.
WHY
The intention of the program is to provide support and guidance for freshmen who are unfamiliar with
college life. It will allow them to learn from experiences and tips of the upperclassmen, specifically for their
course and context. These upperclassmen understand what the freshmen are going through and know what
kind of support to provide. Aside from this, mentorship can lead to the formation of inter-batch bonds and
provide for networking of the students, allowing them to be more comfortable with a number of people in the
Ateneo.
2. Math Support
WHAT
This project will involve a double-pronged approach. The first part will involve refresher classes, which will
tackle the topics already taken in math classes, but with a quick pace. The aim is to let students recall the
lessons, not learn them for the first time. These refresher classes will be taught by students with consistent
grades of A and will involve consultations with professors to ensure the accuracy of the content.
The second part involves review sheets. These will not be mock tests, but rather concise and compiled
versions of the math lessons. They will be short but information-heavy, and will include all the basic
information a student would need to recall from each lesson. Each lesson will be compiled into one or two
pages. These will be in PDF format and available online to ensure widespread access. In addition, these
reviewers can even be used by succeeding batches in the case that no changes to the curriculum are made.
WHY
The goal of this project is to assist students with reviewing especially before major exams. They will be
held at least one week before each major exam. A number of students in JGSOM have difficulty with math,
thus refresher classes and reviewers can address this need. The general goal of this project is to allow more
students to pass and get higher grades for their math subjects.
Nikolo Lim - Platform
3. Skill Development Sessions
WHAT
This project will focus on the development of skills required for students to effectively tackle their classes
and academic projects. It will develop the soft skills of the students, and will involve several sessions which
can include talks, individual and group activities, and different programs. This set of sessions will be spread
over a week, and will tackle the following skills:
Prioritization and Time Management

Idea Development
Working in a Team
Public Speaking and Social Interaction
Finding Resources
WHY
The aim of this project is to equip students with the necessary skills for handling college academics. It will
prepare students for the rigors of college life, as well as make them comfortable and ready to deal with
academics in general, which regard these skills as prerequisites. These skills are not only useful for
academics, and as such can develop a new batch of leaders.
4 BS LM REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Nico Di
Independent
Nicholas William G. Di
Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Ateneo Lex Executive Assistant for Legal Affairs (School Year 2015-2016)
Executive Assistant for Legal Affairs (2015-2016), Associate Vice President
for Member Formation (2015-2014), Member (2015-2013), Ateneo
Lex (2015-2013)
Member, Ateneo Student Catholic Action (2015-2016)
LM Officer-in-Charge, Sanggunian (2015)
Student Facilitator, Introduction to Ateneo Culture (2015-2014)
Member, Ateneo Catechetical Instruction League (2014)
Member, Ateneo Christian Life Community (2013)
Sales Associate, Khakis and Denims (2015-2014)

Lex Sportsfest Programs Head (2015), LM Drive Facilitator (2015), Lex
Camp Core Team (2014), LM Drive Project Head (2014), Lex
Freshie Night Programs Head (2013), Ateneo Lex (2015-2013)
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, Business Law Conference, Ateneo Law School (2015)

Participant , Taipan National Business Summit, Ateneo de Manila University
(2015)
Facilitator, Business Law Conference, Ateneo de Manila University (2014)
Skills:
I am an open person; I enjoy talking to different kinds of people to learn new

things and to share opinions. I am also a very competitive person and this is
what brings out the best in me, because I never settle for mediocrity. I
always give my best effort no matter what I do.
Interests:
I enjoy different kinds of sports, such as basketball and volleyball. I also like
exploring new places and trying new foods, wherever they may take me.
2 BLOCK O1 REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Trisha Sun
IgnITE
Trisha Jasmin C. Sun

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
NSTP Senior Facilitator (2015-2016)

Ateneo LM Drive Volunteer
Ateneo LM RUBIX Logistics Core Team
Celadon Ball Core Team
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I can spark conversations with anyone about anything and I can relate to
most people about a lot of stuff. I work well both in groups or alone and I
make sure to deliver what is expected of me or more. I make sure that I get
things done efficiently.
Interests:
I love baking, reading, watching movies, and talking to other people. I love
to find out their interests, likes and dislikes, hobbies, and whatever goes on
in their lives. I love telling stories and making people laugh.
Name on Ballot:
Audrey Reyes
IgnITE
Audrielle B. Reyes
Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Programs Deputy, Tambay Week of Ateneo Lex (September 2015)

Volunteer, Secretariat Committee of the Freshmen Orientation Seminar
(2015 July 29-30)
Varsity Member, Ateneo Taekwondo Team (March September 2014)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, TEDxADMU, Ateneo Irwin Theatre Quezon City (2015)
Skills:
I adjust to different tasks quickly. I get used to the stressful environment and
can manage my time well with balancing Track and Field, organizations,
and academics. I am a people-person. Im a good communicator on a
conversational level.
Interests:
I enjoy reading, listening to music, watching romantic comedy movies and

travelling abroad. I like having conversations with anyone I share the same
interests with. I enjoy exercising and staying fit, and I also like to eat.
2 BLOCK P REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Aaron Lee
Independent
Aaron Dave W. Lee

Bachelor of Science
Major in Management
Co-Curricular
Activities:
YouthHack Manila Organizing team (2014-Present)
Work-Related
Experience:
Intern in Agri-Bio Philippines (2013)
Seminars
Attended:
PCCI ASEAN SME BUSINESS CONFERENCE 2015 -
Skills:
I enjoy working independently, but that does not mean I dislike working with
other. In every working environment I enter, I primarily establish that I only
wish to be of assistance to others in any way. Moreover I am more keen
especially when the matter involve others. I also have basic proficiency in
Chinese.
Interests:
I enjoy trying a variety of sports. Physical activities such as swimming and

martial-arts are my primary pass time. I also do indulge in social networking
during idle hours.
2 BLOCK P3 REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Janella Guzman
Independent
Janella Ayse T. Guzman

Bachelor of Science
Major in Management
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Seminars
Attended:
Skills:
Interests:
Subcore, SOMWeek 2015 Marketing Team

Subcore, AMA Spark 2015 Freshmen Orientation Logistics Team
Volunteer, OrSem 2015 Recruitment and Secretariat
Member, Ateneo Management Association (2014-2016)
Member, Ateneo Junior Marketing Association (2014)
Member, High School Student Council Production Crew (2012-2014)
Member, High School Batch Production Crew (2013-2014)
N/A
Participant, Sanggunian Formation Seminar

Participant, Marketing Matters, Ateneo de Manila University
I am dependable and hardworking especially in tasks that are assigned to

me. I like dealing with matters in a pragmatic way and prefer being realistic
in my decisions. I am also an organized person and an efficient worker
when it comes to school work and extra curricular activities.
I enjoy travelling, reading books, drawing, painting, playing the piano and
writing. I also enjoy learning new things and exploring areas outside of my
interests in order to be more knowledgeable about the things around me.
Name on Ballot:
Josh Hernandez
IgnITE
Joshua B. Hernandez
Bachelor of Science
Major in Management
Co-Curricular
Activities:

Member, Ateneo Futsal Club (2015-2014)
Member, Every Nation Campus Quezon City (2015-2014)
Student Head Administrative, Victory Alabang Youth Music Ministry (20152014)
Member, Every Nation Campus Alabang (2015-2010)
Work-Related
Experience:
Ramen Shaman, Cash Register System (2015)

Are We There Yet? Argumentative Paper on Train Management in Metro
Manila, Research Paper (2015-2014)
Student Head Administrative, Victory Alabang Youth Music Ministry (20152014)
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, Vision Petron Lakbay Kasiyahan Video Making Workshop,

Makati City (2015)
Participant , Finding God Ateneo de Manila University Freshman
Spirituality Talk, Quezon City (2014)
Participant, Leaders Equipping Meeting with Mr. Joselito D. Campos Jr,
Alabang (2014)
Speaker, LIFE Talk in cooperation with the Work Appreciation Program of
the Tacloban City Governement, Tacloban City (2013)
Skills:
I am a team player and I work to make sure that everyones opinion is

voiced out. I fully commit to anything that is of utmost importance and make
sound decisions when necessary. I am capable of distinguishing ones
strengths and capitalizing on those strengths to build a better and stronger
relationship with that person.
Interests:
I enjoy listening to music, playing sports, and socializing with different

people. I also enjoy travelling whether local or abroad.
Name on Ballot:
James Liao
Independent
nITE
Adrian James E. Liao

Bachelor of Science
Major in Management
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Seminars
Attended:
Member, Tugon Ateneo (Present)

Member, Ateneo Student Exchange Council (Present)
Member, Ateneo Junior Marketing Association (2014- Present)
Member, Ateneo Management Association (2014- Present)
Volunteer, Ateneo Junior Marketing Association, SOM Week (2014)
Volunteer, Ateneo Junior Marketing Association, AJMA Week (2014)
Volunteer, Ateneo Junior Marketing Association, AJMA Launch (2014)
Organizer, Drenched Fun Run (2014)

Physical Plant Officer, Ateneo Motors Organization (2014)
Vice President, Ateneo Motors Organization (2013)
Secretary, Ateneo Motors Organization (2012)
Participant, Ateneo High School Org Leadership Seminar (2012)
Skills:
I have the capability to lead, and I have prior experience in this, being an
org officer for 3 of my 4 years for my Ateneo High School org, AMO. Before
becoming an org officer, I was also required to attend a leadership seminar
for incoming officers, preparing me for my role of being the org secretary.
I am disciplined, and I focus on the tasks I need to accomplish. On top of
this, I am a sociable and likable person.
Interests:
I find joy in socializing, listening to music, eating, and sleeping.
2 BLOCK QQ REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Hilton Roydd Ang
IgnITE
nITE
Hilton Roydd T. Ang

Bachelor of Science
Major in Management of Applied Chemistry
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Volunteer, Ateneo EDGE (2015)

Finance Officer, ATENEO MACA (2015)
Member, Acil (2015)
Member, AESS (2015)
Member, Ateneo Celadon (2015-2014)
Member, ACLC (2014)
Volunteer, Kythe Foundation, Inc. (2014)
Member, Tugon Outreach Organization (2014)
Member, Xavier Christmas Committee (2014-2013)
Sub-committee Head of Human Resource Department, Xavier Drives and
Lingkod Committee (2013-2012)
Math Teacher (2012-2011), Science Teacher, (2013-2012), Para Kay Kiko
Program (2013-2011)
Member, Council of Presidents (2012-2010)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, 12th EDSOR Peace Conference (2012)
Skills:
I consider myself as a well-rounded individual capable of effectively

adapting to situations presented. I am a hard-worker, and a determined
individual. I am efficient in working alone and in groups. In addition, I also
possess the ability to converse in English, Filipino, Mandarin Chinese, and
the Fukien dialect.
Interests:
I enjoy playing sports particularly Basketball, Frisbee and Football. I also

enjoy watching movies, watching TV shows, playing video games, and
listening to music. I often spend my time surfing the internet and chatting
with friends.
2 BLOCK R REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Sab Santiago
IgnITE
nITE
Sabrina Y. Santiago
Bachelor of Science
Major in Communications Technology Management
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Socio-Civic Efforts Manager (2016-2015), Member (2015-2014), Ateneo

Celadon (2016-2014)
Deputy for Internals (2016-2015), Member (2015-2014), IgnITE (2016-2014)
Office of the Secretary-General ExTeam Member, Council of Organizations
of the Ateneo (2016-2015)
Member, Musmos (2016-2015)
Member, Kythe Ateneo (2016-2015)
Member, Tugon Ateneo (2016-2015)
Member, Ateneo Peers (2016-2015)
Block R Representative, JGSOM Sanggunian (2015-2014)
Member, Association for Communications Technology Management (20152014)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I can work well either alone or in groups. I am open to new teachings,

lessons, and experiences. I can easily get along with people. I take the
initiative to lead in groups, and always offer help to anyone who asks for it. I
am able to speak in front of a crowd. Also, I can somewhat fluently speak
Mandarin and Fookien.
Interests:
I enjoy singing, listening to people, talking to others, and making new

friends. I also love traveling and exploring new things. I also enjoy baking.
2 BLOCK R1 REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Kevin Narciso
IgnITE
nITE
Kevin Patrick P. Narciso

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, Ateneo Association for Communications Technology Management

(2015-2014)
Member, Ateneo Collegiate Society of Advertising (2015-2014)
Work-Related
Experience:
Human Resources Logistics Head for ACTM project(s) (2015)

Human Resources deputy for CoSA project(s) (2014)
Student Council Vice President in high school (2014-2013)
Seminars
Attended:
N/A
Skills:
I am a capable speaker, and I do not find it difficult to speak in front of a

crowd so long as I have rehearsed prior to speaking, though even
rehearsals may be overlooked if I am passionate about what I am speaking
about. I work well in teams and assume the role of leader if no one else
expresses interest in doing so, though I am just as capable of working
alone. I can easily listen to and follow other leaders as well as instructions
from them to the letter.
Interests:
I enjoy gaming and social interaction with people, both in its online and
offline forms. I enjoy playing volleyball and badminton, as well as writing
and engaging in literature when I can.
Name on Ballot:
Brian Salvador
Independent
Michael Brian C. Salvador

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Logistics Head, and Member, Tugon Ateneo (2015-2014)

Volunteer, Pope Francis visit to the Philippines, Sanggunian (2015)
Block Representative, Sanggunian (2015-2014)
Member, Ateneo Association for Communications Technology Majors
(2015-2014)
Delegate, HS student council visit to Batasang Pambansa Complex
Public Relations Officer, High School Students Organization,
OLOPSC(2014-2013)
Member, High School Basketball Varsity (2013-2011)
Work-Related
Experience:
Delegate, Childrens International Summer Villages (2013-2012)
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I do my job efficiently whether it is alone or as part of a group. I am

responsible and diligent in working. I can do anything that is needed of me. I
can easily relate to people and befriend them. Lastly, I always finish the job
on time or before its deadline.
Interests:
I love playing basketball, hanging out with people and reading. I also love
meeting new people and befriending them.
Name on Ballot:
Dexter L. Yu
IgnITE
Dexter Jordan L. Yu
Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, Ateneo Celadon (2015-Present)

Member, Ateneo Association for Communication Technology Management
(2015-Present)
Member, Maanagement Engineering Association (2014-Present)
Member, Ateneo Project for Asian and International Relations (2014Present)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
Organizer, Ateneo Project for Asian and International Relations (APAIR)

National Conference, Quezon City (2014)
Skills:
I have a contagious personality, and am an individual who is assertive. I

lead in groups, but am nonetheless a helpful assistant, when needed. I am
adept in both traditional and digital art, and I have an ample background in
Mandarin Chinese.
Interests:
I enjoy painting, drawing, baking and following TV series. I like listening to

K-pop, and eating out with friends whenever I am free.
Name on Ballot:
Deen Samson
IgnITE
Deanne Mae V. Samson

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
AJMA Force, Ateneo Junior Marketing Association (2015-2016)

Creative Pool, Ateneo Junior Marketing Association (2015-2016)
Leaders Core, Ateneo Association for Communications Technology
Management Majors (2015-2016)
Volunteer, Habitat for Humanity (2015)
Work-Related
Experience:
Project Head, AJMA Start (2015)

Dancer, ACTeaM SOM Night Performance (2015)
Director, Literature 14 Drama (2015)
Project Head, Prepcourse for Communications Technology Management
Majors (2015)
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, Ateneo Junior Marketing Association Leadership Training

Seminar (2015)
Participant, Ateneo Association for Communications Technology
Management Planning Seminar (2015)
Participant, AISEC University of the Philippines Diliman Global Business
Seminar (2014)
Participant, Ateneo Junior Marketing Association Summit (2014)
Skills:
I have great time management skills. I can also play softball and act in
theater arts. I can also play the guitar and sing. Additionally, I have a
background in Mandarin.
Interests:
I enjoy listening to music, reading for pleasure, and watching movies.
2 BLOCK T3 REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Patricia Dagamac
Independent
Patricia Marie O. Dagamac

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, Management Engineering Association (2015-2014)

Promotions Manager (2014) and Member (2015-2014), Loyola Film Circle
(2015-2014)
Tugon Movie Screening Secretariat Head (2014) and Member (2014),
Tugon (2014)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I am disciplined and display a high level of patience and tolerance. I

immediately do the tasks assigned to me unless I am unavailable or lack
access to resources. I work well with groups and am easy to cooperate
with.
Interests:
I enjoy listening to music, reading, watching TV series and movies, and

dancing. I am greatly interested in the unique culture and traditions of Japan
and the cuisine of various countries around the world.
1 BLOCK O REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Christian Balete
IgnITE
Gerald Christian Raphael R. Balete

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, Sponsorship Committee and Booths and Rides Core, Ateneo High
School 19th Annual Fair Committee (2015-2014)
Member, Ateneo High School Investors Guild (2015-2014)
Member, Samahang Sumusulat sa Filipino (2015-2012)
Member, Tickets and Attractions, Ateneo High School 18th Annual Fair
Committee (2014-2013)
Work-Related
Experience:
Cashier Trainee, Northbay Auto Parts Corp., (2014)
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, Ang kay Juan, Ay kay Juan: A talk on the Scarborough Shoal
Standoff, 2015
Organizer, AHS Investors Guild Parent-Student Investment Conference,
2014
Skills:
I work efficiently alone and in groups. I am perceptive of different situations

and able to balance my responsibilities well. Skilled in using MS Word,
Powerpoint, Excel, and Prezi. Proficient in English and Filipino.
Interests:
I enjoy listening to music, watching T.V. series and movies, writing, reading
commercial literature and travelling. I also love interacting with people of
different backgrounds.
Name on Ballot:
Ian Leonio
Independent
Ian Miguel C. Leonio

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, Ateneo Lex (2015)

Member, Computer Science and Technology (2015)
Member, Ateneo Lex (2015)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
Having practiced my leadership and management skills throughout high

school, I and very good in time management and task distribution. I am able
to handle multiple tasks assigned to me and prioritize which ones are more
important or would have a greater impact, without neglecting the other
tasks.
Interests:
I spend my free time watching anime and playing DotA 2. I am also

interested in fashion and order.
Name on Ballot:
Emman Ignacio
Independent
Emmanuel Jose C. Ignacio II

Bachelor of Science
Major in Business Management
Co-Curricular
Activities:
None
Work-Related
Experience:
Worked as an intern for Titanomachy Inc. for 4 months. (2015) Which

involved/ exposed me to the different facets Marketing, Retail
Sales, Customer Service, Events, Assisting in Financial Reports
and Product Design.
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I am good when working in a group, but also comfortable with leading a

group I exercise caution in everything I do which helps in minimizing
mistakes and errors. I am good in making decisions even under pressure.
When encountering a problem it is also easy for me to break it down in
order for me to solve it easier.
Interests:
I enjoy playing basketball, playing video games, going to malls and

watching movies.
Name on Ballot:
Miggy Argarin
Independent
Jose Miguel D. Argarin

Bachelor of Science
Major in Management
Co-Curricular
Activities:
None
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
Interests:
I have skills in the following areas, namely: interpersonal communication,

leadership, teamwork, and critical thinking.
I enjoy listening to music and watching movies (or tv shows). I also enjoy
playing video games. Lastly, I enjoy going on vacations and roadtrips.
Name on Ballot:
Alexandria Lim
Independent
Alexandrea Kyla S. Lim

Bachelor of Science
Major in Management
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Ambassador, Member, Ateneo Management Association (2015)

Member, Miriam College High School Badminton Varsity Team (2011-2015)
Work-Related
Experience:
Ambassador, Promoter, Kickoff, Ateneo Management Association (2015)

Class Treasurer, Miriam College High School Student Council (2012-2013)
Class President, Miriam College High School Student Council (2011-2012)
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I exude confidence and have an ability to effectively communicate and

delegate with others. I am open-minded and versatile to people, situations
and circumstances. In addition to that, I am capable of problem solving, duly
weighing things and making decisions.
Interests:
I have a passion for badminton, and traveling, not only abroad, but also
within the Philippines. I also enjoy meeting and connecting with different
people, and experiencing new things and adventure.
Name on Ballot:
Jazmin San Juan
IgnITE
Jazmin B. San Juan

Bachelor of Science
Major in Management
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Co-Captain, Jubilee Pep Squad (2015-2014)

Teacher, JCA DVBS (2015-2012)
Dancer, All That Jazz (2015-2012)
Dancer, Vella C. Damian School of Ballet (2015-2004)
Work-Related
Experience:
Internship, ARC-B Trading Corporation (2015)

Disney Parade Dancer, Hong Kong Disneyland (2013)
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
Im a people-oriented person and I love socializing with other people. Im

also fluent in three languages: English, Filipino and Mandarin. I am
determined to get things done quickly and excellently because I personally
dislike mediocre work.
Interests:
Dance is life. I love to dance because it helps me gain confidence and

express myself. Dancing makes me feel limitless and free.
Name on Ballot:
Enzo Santos
Independent
Lorenzo Jose Augusto C. Santos

Bachelor of Science
Major in Management
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Seminars
Attended:
Chairman of the Board, Admirals Business Club (2015)

Member, Southridge Vocale Ensemble (2015)
Volunteer, White Cross Orphanage (2010-2015)
Volunteer, Forbes Task Force, Youth Night (2014)
Founder, President, Admirals Business Club (2014)
Treasurer, Plautus Season 15 Commission (2015)

Circulation Head, The Southridge Ridge (2015)
Producer, Plautus Play (2013-2015)
Head, Southridge Fathers Day Non-food booth Committee (2015)
Member, Forbes Task Force, Youth Night (2014)
Member, Southridge Fathers Day Programs Committee (2014)
Member, Luke 18 52nd Weekend Team (2012)
Participant, Brown University, Leadership Institute (2015)

Participant, Apply Final Cut Pro X Training (2015)
Participant, Boston University, Summer Challenge (2013)
Participant , Luke 18 (2009)
Skills:
Works well under pressure. A good sense of innovation and adapts easily to
changes or to situational opportunities. A keen sense on making business
and making sure it sells. Skill in working well with a wide variety of people
and a wide array of products.
Interests:
I enjoy making new friends and exploring the world. I listen to every genre
of music, and more so, I am knowledgeable of almost every tv show known
to the torrent world. Moreover, I am interested in making a better world
through a constitutional relationship between advancing technology with the
diversity of our natural environment. Lastly, I like engaging and leading in
business.
Name on Ballot:
Dee Catimpo
IgnITE
Jeremiah Denise B. Catimpo

Bachelor of Science
Major in Management
Co-Curricular
Activities:
None
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I exercise efficiency in working alone and in groups. I am systematic and

can finish projects thoroughly. I also possess a strong sense of direction
when it comes to making decisions.
Interests:
I enjoy singing, cooking, listening to music, playing piano, and watching

movies.
I also love graphic design and film production.
Name on Ballot:
KJ Uy
Independent
Kenneth Justin T. Uy
Bachelor of Science
Major in Management
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Seminars
Attended:
None
Assistant Senior Patrol Leader, Boy Scouts of the Philippines Grace

Christian College (2014-2015)
Class Vice Recreational Chairman (2012-2013)
None
Skills:
I can usually work well with people, because I can adjust to them. I speak a
little bit of Mandarin and Fukian (Chinese dialect used in the Philippines). I
also play badminton.
Interests:
I like reading, playing video games, listening to music, watching TV shows

and movies, and hanging out with friends.
Name on Ballot:
Vanessa Guzman
Independent
Vanessa Anne E. Guzman

Bachelor of Science
Major in Management
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Explorer, Grace Christian Service Scouts (2009-2012)

Member, Philippine Boys Brigade (2011)
Public Relations Officer, Grace Christian College English Class Officers
(2012-2013)
Discipline Vice Chairman, Grace Christian College English Class Officers
(2014-2015)
President, Grace Christian College English Class Officers (2013-2014)
Vice President, Grace Christian College Chinese Class Officers (20142015)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, Educational Convention (EdCon), Grace Christian College,

Quezon City
Participant , Boys Brigade Leadership Convention, Malolos City
Skills:
I am good with interacting with people whether or not I know them or not,
and I am also good at hosting events, dealing with difficult people, and
balncing work both related and unrelated.
Interests:
I like reading, writing, and trying new things. I am also fond with interacting
with other people and making new friends.
Name on Ballot:
Redge Tan
IgnITE
Regina Nichole A. Tan

Bachelor of Science
Major in Management
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Work-Related
Experience:
Volunteer, Gawad Kalinga: Bayani Challenge (2015, May 21), painting

houses
Volunteer and event organizer, Kiwanis: Clario Cras, Nuvali tree planting (
2014, December 19)
Volunteer and event organizer, Kiwanis: Clarios Cras, home visit to bahay
Maria (2014, October 5)
Thinkloud, Sales and basic graphic artist ( June 2011- October 2013)
Sell customized t-shirts and customized mugs as well as
key-chains. Basic photo-shop to let the design of the customers fit
in the t-shirt or to an item of their choice. Good interaction with
customers.
Seminars
Attended:
Skills:
Interests:
None
I am participative in group works, I make sure no one gets left out and that
everyone has been able to voice out their thoughts. I offer new insights
during discussions. I can anticipate numerous outcomes in most
situations. I have a substantial background in Microsoft word and Microsoft
excel.
I love singing in the shower, and dancing in the car. I am fond of jogging at
dawn, and having movie marathons with friends and families. I make my
own recipes for a healthy diet.
1 BLOCK Q REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Nathalie Tiu
IgnITE
Nathalie G. Tiu
Bachelor of Science
Major in Management-Honors
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Section Head(2015-2014), Secretary(2014-2013), and Member(2015-2013),

LifeNews: MGC New Life Christian Academy School Publication (20152013)
Member, MGC New Life Dance Team (2015-2011)
Team Captain, Math Team (2015-2011)
Work-Related
Experience:
Assistant Teacher, Grace Gospel Church (2014-2013)
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, 47th Ateneo Junior Summer Seminar (2014, April - May)
Skills:
I can work efficiently individually and within a group. I always pass my

outputs on time. I arrive promptly at my appointments and events.
Interests:
I love singing and dancing. Spending time with people and making them
laugh gives me pleasure but I balance it out by spending equal time at
home reading books and writing journals.
1 BLOCK Q1 REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Hya Bendana
IgnITE
Reycel Hyacenth N. Bendana

Bachelor of Science
Major in Management-Honors
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, IgnITE Political Party (2015)

Business Cluster Representative, Council of Organizations of the Ateneo
(2015)
COA-BCs SomWeek 2015 Public Relations, Business Cluster, Council of
Organizations of the Ateneo (2015)
Member, Ateneo Environmental Science Society (2015)
Member, Ateneo Gabay and Ateneo Management Association (2015)
Work-Related
Experience:
Volunteer Teacher, SMART CommuniTeach Program Bicol Region Area,

Ateneo de Naga University High School (2012)
Project Head, Junior and Senior Promenade, Ateneo de Naga University
High School (2014)
Communications Officer, Bicol Debate Union (2014-2015)
Regional Representative, High School Debate Community, Bicol Debate
Union (2014-2015)
Member, Students Organization Council, Ateneo de Naga University High
School (2013-2015)
Member, Students Executive Council, Ateneo de Naga University High
School (2012-2015)
Seminars
Attended:
Debater, Oragon Debate Convention, Ateneo de Naga University (2012)

Debater, Ateneo Debate Camp, Ateneo de Manila University (2013-2014)
Participant, SMART CommuniTeach Seminar, Ateneo de Naga University
High School (2012)
Participant, Literary Convention, Ateneo de Naga University High School
(2015)
Participant, AMA Marketing Workshop, Ateneo Management Association
(Pending, 2015)
Skills:
Though I love working in groups, I am also an efficient individual worker. I

like talking to the public and engaging with socially relevant events and
activities.
Interests:
I like watching movies, reading leisure books and international news, surfing
the internet, and talking.
1 BLOCK QQ REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Shaina Santiago
IgnITE
Shaina Y. Santiago
Bachelor of Science
Major in Management in Applied Chemistry
Co-Curricular
Activities:

Member, Management in Applied Chemistry Association (2016-2015)
Member, Ateneo Student Exchange Council (2016-2015)
Member, AIESEC Ateneo (2016-2015)
Member, Loyola Schools Office of Placement and Career (2016-2015)
Member, Grace Robotics Team (2015-2009)
Vice Chairman, Student Council (2015-2014)
Class Representative (2015-2014)
Secretary, Herodotus Club (2015-2014)
Finance, Filipino Club (2015-2014)
Secretary (2014-2013) Member, Positive Science Club (2015-2011)
Volunteer, Church Outreach Program (2015-2013)
Work-Related
Experience:
Assistant Teacher for Summer Classes, Grace Christian College (2015)

Marshall for FIRST Lego League Philippines, FELTA Multimedia, Inc. (2015,
2014)
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I have good leadership and listening skills. I can speak/host for a mediumsized crowd. I have a background in basic coding and Photoshop. I am able
to work alone but am just as comfortable when working in a team and am
flexible enough to adjust to situations when necessary.
Interests:
I enjoy watching movies and television series, reading books and blog
articles that spark my interests, and playing badminton. I have a keen
interest in baking and cooking. I also enjoy taking part in outreach
programs.
1 BLOCK QQ1 REPRESENTATIVE

Name on Ballot:
Den Lacson
IgnITE
Dennise Ann C. Lacson

Bachelor of Science
Major in Management in Applied Chemistry
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, Management of Applied Chemistry Association (2015)

Member, Youth For Christ-Ateneo (2015)
Facilitator (2015), Member (2015-2014), Youth For Christ-South Batch 6
(2015-2014)
President Marshal, Student Representative Coordinating Council-Zobel
(2015-2014)
Committee Head (2015-2014), Member (2015-2014), Youth For ChristZobel (2015-2014)
Core Member, Youth-Made-Art: Generating Ideas and New Events-Zobel
(2014-2013)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
Delegate, Ateneo Project for Asian and International Relations (APAIR)

National Conference, Quezon City (2014)
Skills:
I am determined and driven to achieve my goals. I am disciplined and openminded to others opinions and criticisms. I work effectively alone and in
groups. I am proficient in the use of the computer and programs like
Photoshop.
Interests:
I enjoy singing, playing the ukulele/a bit of piano, creating visual artworks,
travelling, and watching TV series. I also like to meet new people and make
friends.
Name on Ballot:
Eugene Yaptangco
Independent
Eugene L. Yaptangco
Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, Ateneo Communications Technology Management Organization

(2015)
Member, Ateneo Economics Association (2015)
Work-Related
Experience:
Performer (DJ), Ateneo OrSem 2015: Lundag (2015)
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, Camp ComTech (2015)
Skills:
I can work more efficiently under pressure either alone or in a group. I have
a great amount of knowledge in music theory and can greatly contribute to
anything involving production in both events and in producing media. I
created
an organization in high school where I shared my knowledge and skills,
along with my fellow co-founders, to other students. That being said, I am
capable of leading a group of students to greater heights with confidence.
Interests:
I enjoy listening, writing, and mixing music. My hobbies are to DJ and to

build better relationships with my friends and family.
Name on Ballot:
Clarissa Evaristo
IgnITE
Maria Clarissa P. Evaristo

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
None
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I strive for excellence. I always make sure that all the things I do is not
mediocre work. I am flexible and can easily manage myself even under
pressure. I know how to be rational yet open-minded at the same time.
Interests:
I am a very big music enthusiast. I like singing and playing the piano, guitar,
ukulele and violin. I am also fond of watching Youtube videos and creating
videos for fun. I love talking in front of crowds and sharing my insights to
people.
1 BLOCK SS REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Pia Zulueta
Independent
Pia Ysabel B. Zulueta

Bachelor of Science
Major in Information Technology Entrepreneurship
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, Ateneo Lingua Ars Cultura (2015-)

Member, Computer Society of the Ateneo (2015-)
Member, Ateneo Musicians Pool (2015-)
External Communications, Profile Yearbook (2014-)
Editor-in-chief, Voices Newsletter (2015-2014)
Member, Aglaia Dance Club (2015-2013)
Treasurer, Debate Team (2013-2012)
Work-Related
Experience:
Class Treasurer (2015-2014)
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, 47th Ateneo Junior Summer Seminar (2014)

Participant , SHS Leadership Seminar (2013)
Participant, IDeA Integration Seminar (2012)
Skills:
I am able to work on group dynamics when necessary. I can handle a group

democratically.
Interests:
I like playing the piano, writing, sketching, dancing, and delivering corny
jokes. I enjoy making sketches of dresses and gowns.
1 BLOCK T REPRESENTATIVE
Name on Ballot:
Paulo Joquino
IgnITE
Paulo Francisco P. Joquino

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, Ateneo Gabay
Core Team Member, ASES Philippines
Organizing Team Member, YouthHack Manila
Co-Founder and CEO, Integrating Science in the Philippines
Work-Related
Experience:
Organizer, YouthHack Manila Startup Challenge 2015 (July 25 and 26,
2015)
Organizer, Integrating Science in the Philippines - Philippine Science High
School Main Campus Discovery Science Camp 2015 (May 18 - 22, 2015)
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, Project Management for Startups at 47 East, Katipunan (August

27 2015)
Participant, ECONVERGENCE, UPLB (February 2015)
Participant, Ateneo Youth Economics Summit (November 2014)
Participant, 7th Hwa Chong Asia-Pacific Young Leaders Summit, Singapore
(July 2013)
Skills:
I am skilled in project management and organizing events. I am a team

player but I can also work efficiently on my own. I am computer literate and
also comfortable with public speaking.
Interests:
I enjoy watching movies and tv shows, reading books and online articles. I
like travelling. I like meeting new people and having meaningful
conversations over food with them.
Name on Ballot:
Jace Kua
IgnITE
Jace Valeri G. Kua

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Layout Editor, Yearbook (2015-2014)

Member, Icalettes (school newspaper) (2015-2014)
Member, Student Council Production Crew (2015-2013)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
Xavier School TedX Seminar (2015)

Ateneo priME (2014)
Skills:
I can say that I am able to work quite competently in both group and
individual
activities. I also have a background on layouting and digital media. Aside
from this, I am hardworking and can manage time well.
Interests:
I enjoy watching movies and tv series, and travelling abroad. I also have an
interest in cooking, baking, and eating.
Name on Ballot:
Patricia Yap
IgnITE
Patricia Isabel U. Yap

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, ICA Yearbook Photo Staff (2015-2014)

Private, Citizenship Advancement Training (2015-2014)
Member, Math Achievers Program (2015-2013)
Secretary (2014-2015), and Member (2014-2012), ICA Badminton Varsity
(2015-2012)
Member, ICA Youth Christian Life Community (2015-2012)
Representative, Childrens International Summer Village (2009)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
Participant, PriME (2014)
Skills:
I am a fast learner and a creative thinker. In difficult situations, I remain

optimistic and am able to produce quality work. Aside from these, I can also
play various musical instruments such as the guitar, ukulele and piano.
Interests:
I enjoy singing, playing badminton, watching movies and travelling.
Name on Ballot:
Warren Wechu Chu
Independent
Warren Edrick G. Chu

Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Member, Management Engineering Association

Member, TUGON
Member, CELADON
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
None
Skills:
I am responsible when it comes to tasks assigned to me. I can work well

individually and with a group. I am efficient in my work and I make sure I do
it on time.
Interests:
I love dancing, singing, playing the guitar, and listening to music. I love
reading books as well.
Name on Ballot:
Earl Dy
IgnITE
Earl S. Dy
Bachelor of Science
Co-Curricular
Activities:
Researcher, Xavier Yearbook (2015-2014)

Leadership Core, YCLC (2015-2012)
Finance Head, Prod Crew (2015-2012)
Work-Related
Experience:
None
Seminars
Attended:
TedX (2015)
Skills:
I am pretty comfortable whether I am working alone or in a group. I can also

quickly adapt to any given circumstance because I have a natural way of
meeting new people and being well acquainted with them.
Interests:
Sports, Eating, Playing, Hanging out with friends, watching movies and
series

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