IN FOCUS | Issue No. 2 | August-December 2020

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FEATURE14Aligning of the stars was witnessed once againduring the 52nd Founding Anniversary of the College ofMedical Technology last October 9, 2020, as the first-evereStellar Into the New Normal Mask-querade: Mr. andMs. Medical Technology 2020 dazzled virtually in everycomfort of CMT students’ homes. Among the contenders,Mr. Joseph Michael Montero from 3MT03 and Ms.Kimberly Grace Delos Reyes from 2MT02 outshined everyoneelse as their majesty radiated through the screensmatched with the unwavering support of their batches.With his unusual belief of not settling in his comfortzone, there is no wonder that Mr. Montero pouredhis heart out with the one-time opportunity. Keepinghis activities at a minimum was his initial idea yet withthe continuous persuasion coming from friends andprofessors together with theapproval of his family, he decidedto shoot his shot. Everything waschallenging for him as he isalready in his clinical year, andhis last experience forpageants was also four yearsago until Stellar happened.&MR. MS.COLLEGE OF MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 2020One of his advocacies is tobecome a role model forhis fellow MedicalTechnology students.Even though all arebound in homeswhere less interactionis done with thestudent body,boundaries will neverby Cathleen Palomabe a hindrance to fulfill his advocacies.“It is important to have someone tolook up to because through our action we influencethem to strive and help them overcomeall the challenges in life in accordance inthe 4 Cs of the College of Medical Technologywhich are Confidence, Competence, Communicationand Character,” Mr. Montero asserted.Like the majority, becoming a medical doctoris also one of his childhood dreams that he aspiresto achieve someday, and being hailed as theMr. College of Medical Technology is one of thestepping stones that honed him to keep on striving.His purpose of representing the Juniors is to provethat they do not only devote themselves to studyingbut also excel in extracurricular activities. With thatbeing said, he advanced one step higher out of hiscomfort zone to give room for his self-improvement.Embodying the epitome of grace, Ms. DelosReyes reigned possessing so much elegance whichmade the night more memorable especially to thesophomores. Aside from acquiring the beauty, shecaptured the hearts of the whole college and thejudges with her wit being manifested even in her advocacy—being a ray of light, just as she truly is, forthose students who are in the midst of dark times.Moreover, during the preparation, she firmlyknew that she wanted to represent the College ofof Asia to showcase what a Medical Technologystudent can do. Her goal is for the betterment ofcollege making it a safe space for all students that isfree from prejudice, bullying, and discrimination.Since the online classes started, there werealso too many obstacles that she was able to encounteryet managed to overcome. “As difficult asonline classes may seem, we should still look at thebright side of it, because of these online classes wewill be able to know ourselves more and know ourcapabilities better,” Ms. Delos Reyes affirmed asshe also continues to adapt with changes virtually.Mr. Montero and Ms. DelosReyes will continuously serve as thenew face of the college and willcontinue shedding inspiration andhope for the whole student body.Even though both of them areexperiencing the same sentimentof how challenging it isbeing in the onlinesetting, these twowill continue tocarry out theiradvocacies to beable to bridge anygap between thecollege and thestudents.BeAcquaintedBeing confined in an online setting of classes usuallylimits progress, though this was confounded by the PhilippineSociety of Medical Technology Students (PHISMETS) - TrinityUniversity of Asia (TUA) Chapter Officers as they remarkablylead during the first semester of the academic year 2020-2021.Since it’s been a while since they were first introduced, let us takea closer look and get to know more of our PHISMETS Officers!PRESIDENT: Milea Claire S.P. Castillo“Time management and discipline are the mostimportant things to consider when balancing life as astudent and a student leader,” these words exhibithow accountable Milea is when it comes to herduties and responsibilities. One of her platforms that have been accomplishedis the improved PHISMETS’ Facebook page, where regular updatesregarding the college and the profession are being uploaded.Despite the hectic schedule of online classes, what keepsher going is the opportunity of wearing the most awaited white uniformduring the clinical years. Bacteriology has been her favoritecourse so far, where she can delve into the impact of even the tiniestorganisms present in the body. Surely her mantra in life, strivingfor progress and not perfection, will inspire more students to continueand keep going even when courses seem to get perplexing.VICE PRESIDENT: Jude Angelo C. UmandapSeeing things as ‘challenging’ rather than ‘hard’ is whatJude applies as he continues to practice self-managementas a student and as a leader in this virtual setting.With his dreams in mind, he remains motivatedtogether with his friends who accompany him onhis journey, believing that working together is a success.withtheby Sophia Viviane B. DatuSECRETARY: Eirene Ghia C. LobendinoAs the pandemic continues to upheave daily living, Eireneis able to hold her ground with her family, friends, andgoals by her side. Taking breaks and rest whilebalancing her responsibility as a student and duty as aleader enables her to focus on her studies as wellas be active in her role as the PHISMETS Secretary.Among the courses she already took, Community and Public Health iswhat she enjoyed the most as it highlights how vital community service is for promotingpublic health; it also enhanced her skills in critical thinking with regards tohealth and well-being. Executing her platforms mainly, the CMT Hogwarts HouseTournament and Notion Collection Drive is also one of what she yearns to accomplishas she continues to be in the organization. A line from the film Howl’s MovingCastle: “They say that the best blaze burns the brightest when circumstancesare at their worst,” is what Eirene wants to share with her fellow students as areminder of how everyone can outshine whatever predicaments life may bring.TREASURER: Pauline Mae L. DomingoThrough faith she continues to carry on with her life verseDeuteronomy 31:6 “Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraidor terrified because of them, for the Lord your God goeswith you; he will never leave you nor forsake you,” this ishow Pauline heartily conquers hurdles in life, especially in these trying times.Serving as the Treasurer of PHISMETS, transparency for the student funds iswhat she upholds in her platform. Goals are also set and scheduled accordinglyto keep track of the tasks she has as a student and as a leader at the sametime.When it comes to academics, Human Anatomy and Physiologywith Pathophysiology is what interests her where the humanbody system primarily its functions together with the diseases weretackled. Knowingly, her heart is set on becoming a doctor and this iswhat enables her to strive harder despite taking the classes online.PHISMETSOfficers!fuel up his mind to engage more in studying without forgettingto actively execute his role as the PHISMETS Auditor.execute his role as the PHISMETS Auditor.Just like Pauline, his platforms were mainly about maintainingtransparency in raising funds and having transactions onlinesuch as the Online Transparency and Go Ako sa Progreso! Developingself-management equips him with whatever dilemma he mightencounter may it be about his studies or his duties as a student leader.PRO – INTERNAL: Jerico Mhar G. Bolaños“One among the other things that keep me going during onlineclass is the act of being gratified,” says Jerico, whois thankful and content with the opportunities he hasamidst the hefty circumstance. He also believes thatself-management works better than time management sincethis season is more of doing the duties at one’s own pace.Engaging students is one of his accomplished platforms wherestudents were able to participate and be vocal in CMT’s activities. Whenit comes to his studies, Clinical Bacteriology and Clinical Chemistry arewhat he appreciates the most, which drive him to do better and keephis eyes on his goals. As he continues to move forward with his battlefield,what keeps him steady is by putting God first above everything else.PRO – EXTERNAL: Louie Emmanuel C. RoqueWorking better in face-to-face interactions makes Louie adjustmore in the online setting; just like everyone elsestruggles. With these, one of his platforms is themental health seminar as he firmly believes thatisolation and lockdown take a serious toll on mental health. Althoughhe feels unfulfilled being in this condition, he still managesto balance his priorities, responsibilities, and whatnots.As the vice president, he was able to accomplish two of his platforms,namely the Offline Update, where announcements were disseminatedthrough text messages, and the CMT Complaint Desk where students arefree to raise their concerns, suggestions, and complaints. Among his subjects,what he enjoys the most is Clinical Parasitology since he was able to applywhat he learned in his daily life and has also shared these lessons with others.His mantra is also one of the things worthy to be shared, especially with hisfellow students: “Don’t limit yourself. What you believe is what you achieve.”Auditor.AUDITOR: Lloyd Philip T. ChiuWillingness to learn and discover is the foremostmotivation of Lloyd in dealing with the online classes.Case studies, especially in Urinalysis and body fluids,fuel up his mind to engage more in studying withoutforgetting to actively execute his role as the PHISMETSPrinciples of Medical Laboratory Science Practice 1 togetherwith Community and Public Health are his favorite courses whichare effectuated by the professors who efficiently imparted their knowledge.Most likely, he made it through the semester with the supportof his friends virtually whom he knows are as sleepless as he is!
CMTScopesH O R O S C O P Eby Alyssa Jade GebulanGraphics by: Christina Faye Valdez15 ENTERTAINMENTAs a Medical Technology student, we believe in science, facts, orsometimes theory -- but who doesn’t love a good horoscopeprediction? Another issue, another CMTscopes! For this issue, weare serving you holiday treats and new year predictions! 2020 was atrash fire, but 2021 isn’t all bad. Read on what’s going to happenin your year ahead and take down notes (you might need it!)a ARIESThis coming holiday, you better work, Aries!Christmas break whomst? Mag aralka na, now na! For the year 2021, it’sall about your mindset. Stay mindful, curiousand articulate — in short, chismosang taon! Kidding aside, 2021 will helpyou connect with like-minded peoplewho share your same vision in the future.b TAURUSThink bigger, Taurus! This holiday seasonreminds you it’s not just this or that, butso much more. Hindi lang lumpia or spaghettiang handa, marami ka pang choicesdiyan! For the year 2021, congratsbHie, you’ve already moved on. Finally, you’releaving the past in the past and opening upto new and exciting possibilities. (bongga!)zc GEMINIKeep it real, Gemmy! ‘Tis the season tobe honest fa-la-la-la, la-la-la-la
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