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Orientation and UNIK Seminar By Miko Martinez As part of the standard operating procedures or protocol of almost any course, or program, is to provide an orientation for the students – regarding what they can expect and what is required of them. NSTP is no exception to this. During the first semester, we had our first meeting and our professor, Ma’am Rona Repancol, oriented us with how the course will go by. He told us that for the first semester, we’ll only have to meet 4 times: Orientation, UNIKK, DRRM, and our preliminary exams. These few meetings will account for our grade in the course. More so, she told us that we have to form our groups – and became part of Sam Vallada’s group. Furthermore, we were told that we need to donate a hygiene kit that will be donated to the victims of a typhoon in Batanes. At the start of the second semester, we had our orientation the second time around – and it emphasized on our much-‐awaited fieldwork, which was only revealed on April in Paranaque City. She also made us pass a school kit as a group. All of us were excited primarily because we’ve all been waiting for it – to clean and help for the public good. Ma’am Repancol gave us the instructions especially the ground rules on the dress code, conduct of behavior inside the bus as well as on the ground, unfortunately she was in the other bus with the other section and another instructor was appointed to accompany us inside the bus. After which, she discussed the components of our grade for the second semester which primarily focused on our 2 fieldworks, a magazine output, and kit. We are still waiting for further instructions and until then, we made it to the end of our NSTP journey – a journey that taught us a lot of lessons.
Community Development and Organizing By Arthur John Sagcal Being the individuals who have the access not just to great education but also to higher status in life, in general, gives us a sense of responsibility to help those people who don’t. But of course, it is not all just about responsibility the reason that we help. These activities of helping the less fortunate and people in need somewhat gives you satisfaction for you will sleep knowing that you help someone and you somehow change the “atmosphere” for the day and for the problems they face everyday even if it just brief moment in their lifetime. After all, you may never know what effect you gave to that particular person in just a small act of kindness. So what really is a Community Development? What are its aims and purpose in a community? From the French comunete, community is a large or small social unit who have something in common, be it may in values, beliefs, identity or religion. Development on the other hand, is the “gradual unfolding, a fuller working out of the details, of noted changes or growing improvement”. It may not be the definite definition of the term but it is however revolves around the essence of development which are change/positive change. Community development then is the improvement, growth and change of one community and its people for the better. Us, being the fortunate ones and the one who have access to EDUCATION, have the responsibility to help them for being a Thomasian, we are encouraged to help those in need and being in the University of Santo Thomas, we must illustrate the Thomasian values we are highly proud of.
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