ABS-CBN recruits Mass Communication students from Cebu
by: Lenielou Calunod
ABS-CBN invited the third and fourth year students of the mass communication schools of Cebu to a career talk last November 25, 2013 at Castle Peak Hotel.
Spearheaded by ABS-CBN Former Head of TV Production Business Unit, Mr. Laurenti Dyogi, the career talk aimed to recruit mass communication students from Cebu to be part of their work team as soon as they graduate.
Dyogi oriented the students of Saint Theresa's College-Cebu (STC), University of San Jose-Recoletos (USJ-R), University of San Carlos (USC) and Cebu Normal University (CNU) about the vacant positions of the network which he wishes to be filled by young Cebuanos.
Asked why he wants Cebuanos to be part of his team, Dyogi said "Young creative minds and energetic vibes are the perceptions of my team of the Cebuano youth. These two are the factors we need to improve our business standards in the years to come."
Marfena Hernandez, a fourth year Corporate Communication Major, shared her experience, "I am overwhelmed of the many opportunities a communicator like me is getting. I am thankful for ABS-CBN for this event."
Cebu hosts IEC 2016
by: Patricia Catan
ABS-CBN invited the third and fourth year students of the mass communication schools of Cebu to a career talk last November 25, 2013 at Castle Peak Hotel.
Spearheaded by ABS-CBN Former Head of TV Production Business Unit, Mr. Laurenti Dyogi, the career talk aimed to recruit mass communication students from Cebu to be part of their work team as soon as they graduate.
Spearheaded by ABS-CBN Former Head of TV Production Business Unit, Mr. Laurenti Dyogi, the career talk aimed to recruit mass communication students from Cebu to be part of their work team as soon as they graduate.
Dyogi oriented the students of Saint Theresa's College-Cebu (STC), University of San Jose-Recoletos (USJ-R), University of San Carlos (USC) and Cebu Normal University (CNU) about the vacant positions of the network which he wishes to be filled by young Cebuanos.
Asked why he wants Cebuanos to be part of his team, Dyogi said "Young creative minds and energetic vibes are the perceptions of my team of the Cebuano youth. These two are the factors we need to improve our business standards in the years to come."
Marfena Hernandez, a fourth year Corporate Communication Major, shared her experience, "I am overwhelmed of the many opportunities a communicator like me is getting. I am thankful for ABS-CBN for this event."
Cebu hosts IEC 2016
The Theresian Communicators’ Organization volunteers for the International Eucharistic Congress happening in the year 2016.
The International Eucharistic Congress is an international gathering of people from different countries who promotes awareness of the Eucharist in the life and mission of the Catholic Church.
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| Msgr. - evaluates the volunteers for IEC 2016 |
Cebu City has been chosen as the host for the International Eucharistic Congress this coming January 2016.
In participation of this momentous event, St. Theresa’s College specifically the Mass Communication students will provide the content for I.E.C.’s official website.
The contents for the website are now in progress and each volunteer are given assignments for the completion of the website.
The Theresian Communicators are glad to be a part of this big event for this will also serve as a training ground for them in the future.
TCO celebrates the Holiday spirit
by: Elyanna Germaine B. Yasi
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| COOL (Second year TCO) |
The second and third year Theresian Communicator’s Organization (TCO) members enjoyed the holiday spirit together with their respective year levels right before the Christmas break.
The sophomores celebrated it at Joven’s Grill and Seafood on December 18 while the juniors held it at Alexandra Arietta’s residence on December 20. Both parties enjoyed some sumptuous meals and a good dose of heavy laughter.
The fun continued as the members revealed the recipients of their gifts. Humor was definitely in the air when it turned out that most of the gifts are either false or packed in really huge and intricate wrappers.
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| Sisterhood (Third year TCO) |
Marie Silvano, a third year Media Communication Major expressed her joy when she said, “…was the best Christmas Party ever. I love you all and I hope to experience more fun with you yet again next year.”
TCO did not organize a Christmas Party for all the members. They decided to allocate funds that would help the relief operations for the typhoon Yolanda victims.
TCO lends hands to DSWD
by: Kimberly Butao and Jessel De Luna
The Theresian Communicators' Organization (TCO) volunteered to help the Department of Social Welfare (DSWD) typhoon Yolanda relief operations campaign last November and December 2013 at Cebu International Convention Center (CICC).
The Theresian Communicators' Organization (TCO) volunteered to help the Department of Social Welfare (DSWD) typhoon Yolanda relief operations campaign last November and December 2013 at Cebu International Convention Center (CICC).
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| Sisterhood (third year TCO) helps in the repacking of goods at CICC |
Camelle Tampus, a second year Media Communication Major shared her experience. She said that therepacking effort was the least they can do for their fellow Visayans, "The moment we were asked to help DSWD, I immediately affirmed.”
Alexandra Arrieta, a third year Corporate Communication Major expressed her concern for the victims and pledged to help again on weekends. "Although I don't know anyone from Leyte, I still help because I feel for the victims. They don't deserve to experience such devastating calamity."
The relief goods are to be distributed in Bogo, Tacloban and Iloilo City.
Advocacy Talk encouraged students to pursue their passion
The Theresian Communicator’s Organization (TCO) held an inspirational talk on advocacies last January 8, 2014, at the St. Theresa’s College Audio Visual Room.
8 TCO members had the chance to work with Above the Line Productions for the biggest rock concert in Cebu last January 18. Jayneil Enriquez, Maureen Eliot, Shane Yapcoy, Marfena Hernandez, Genevieve Cañete, Leyanna Caballero, and Darriane Bartiana worked on Sonic Boom Sinulog Blast-Off 2014 production team.
The Theresian Communicators’ Organization (TCO) will be having a year ender party at the Cebu Grand Ball Hotel on March 8, 2014.
The Saint Theresa’s College-Cebu, college department held its yearly Talents Unlimited last February 16, 2014.
Advocacy Talk encouraged students to pursue their passion
by: Patricia Catan
TCO invited Matthew Basabe, Anna Maris Igpit, and Chip Lopez as their guest speakers for the inspirational talk entitled, “What Drives You: Your Passion, Your Future.”
Matthew Basabe, one of the Top Ten Outstanding Students of the Philippines awardee helped the TCO members find the winner within them. A winner doesn’t have to have good looks and the height alone but a winner should have a heart to serve the country.
Anna Maris Igpit, former Bb. Pilipinas World 2006 has that heart. She possesses not only beauty and brains but is also a helper of the community.
Chip Lopez, owner of The Lazy Chef Lunch Club, who when in her younger years was a sickly child has transformed into a healthy woman. She proved that your passion will never get you wrong. “Do what motivates you, do what makes you happy and never give up that future you’ve always wanted”, Chip said.
The talk was aimed to inspire and encourage students to pursue their passion, not to doubt their future after college.
Aspiring leaders run for office
by: Joanna Son
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| Collaborate Party |
A miting de avance was held at the Saint Theresa's College AVR last February 5. Eight Theresian Communicators’ Organization (TCO) members; Mary Angeli Bas, Mary Mae Rias, Alexandra Muñoz, Darianne Bartiana, Krisha Socito, Christian Quilo, Romayne Rivera and Patricia Catan run for election to become the next set of TCO officers that will serve next school year.
They presented their platform and proposed activities for the organization for the first semester of the school year 2014-2015. They also explained their duties and responsibilities if elected into office.
An open forum was also done, giving the panel and the students the chance to ask the candidates questions that would help the student voters determine the candidates’ competence and suitability in the position they are running for.
TCO members will be casting their votes on February 20 at the St. Theresa’s College’s Lourdes Reynes-Quisumbing (LRQ) Hall. Election will be done the whole day. An officer is only elected if the total vote count reaches 50% of the population, a re-election will follow unless otherwise.
Theresians Work for Sonic Boom
by: Krisha Socito
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| TCO sonic prod team with kamikazee (Photo credit: Shane Yapcoy) |
Held at the Atlantic Hall of Waterfront Cebu City Hotel & Casino, the gates opened at 12 noon. The event was hosted by Joyce Pring and Monique Katrina with 23 bands playing.
This concert also has pinatikay booths for those who wants to get inked. Scattered around the venue are some booths for the annual Threadfest where they offer items from alternative clothing brands like Medisina, Matriarch, Nick Automatic, The Greenery Deadways, Venom III, Evil Genius and a whole lot more.
The line-up includes: from Malaysia, An Honest Mistake; from Manila, Kamikazee, Quest, Jejaview, Faintlight, Blue Boy Bites Back, Mr. Bones and the Boneyard Circus, Paranoid City, Save Me Hollywood, and Wilabaliw; from Dumaguete, Finpot; from Cebu, Urbandub, Faspitch, Powerspoonz, Bethany, Shuffled, Drop Decay, Sirens, Maria Campbell, Dymphna, Pain in the Neck , One Man Down, and GMTFX.
Students prepare for a Zenith Night
by: Jessell de Luna
This year’s event was organized by the third years. The event is entitled, “Communicators’ Zenith Night”. The students are required to dress according to the theme “all that glitters”. Every year level is encouraged to perform a dance number to show-off their talents. The communicators’ night happen once a year. It is an event made for the members of the organization and by the members. They will gather to celebrate the school year that was and witness the awarding of students who have shown diligence in their responsibility for the organization.
According to Abegail Vicente, a second year Corporate Communication student, "she expects that they would offer an appetizing meal that is worth paying for”.
The TCO will be inviting a few teachers for the event to serve as judge. In addition, the winners of the Adfest will also be announced.
TCO bags 1st place in Talents Unlimited
by: Claire Auxilio
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| TCO Dance Troupe (Photo Credit: Ching Sadaya) |
The talents unlimited were participated by all courses in STC. Each course did their best in showcasing their talents but only two were chosen as the winner. Junior Educators’ Organization (JEO) placed 3rd while the Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants (JPIA) won the 2nd place.
The Theresian Communicators’ Organization (TCO) and Psychlique (Psychology) won the 1st place. It was TCO who won the talents unlimited for 5 straight years. TCO members were composed of Angeli Bas, Karla Lawas, Patricia Catan, and Noelle Salvador among others.
TCO welcomes new Mass Com students with a scare
by: Helen Kim
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| TCO students in their costumes |
The Theresian Communicators’ Organization (TCO) proceeded with their Halloween themed meeting last November 6, 2013 at St. Theresa’s College’s Lourdes Reynes-Quisumbing (LRQ) Hall. This is despite objections from other members because of the recent calamities that hit the country recently.
The organization had been celebrating it annually, expecting members to be in their most creative costumes. Various costume selection was displayed during the event. Members came up with their unique costumes varying from vampires, zombies, witches, celebrities and other fictional characters. Some of the costumes were even an original idea.
Alexandra Arrieta in her Holly Golightly costume and Shane Yapcoy in her white lady costume emerged victorious for the Best in Costume award. The activity was the first academic organization meeting for the second semester.
The meeting also served as a welcoming activity to the new students who enrolled in the Mass Communication program.
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