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- 1. Plans of Action Academic Year 2014-2015
- 2. “We, the students of the College of Mass Communication of the University of the Philippines Diliman, desirous of a Student Council that shall foster unity within the College, the University and other sectors of society, promote students’ rights and welfare, ensure free exchange of ideas for a more informed and united citizenry, and instill social commitment towards a free, just and humane Philippine society…“ --Preamble, CMC Student Council constitution
- 9. MALAYA. Maalam. May Pakialam. May Paninindigan. Maskom.
- 11. MAALAM. Internal: To promote transparency and accountability within and outside the council, the following will be employed Up-to-date – Council GAs will begin with short discussions of current events Financial reports – Regular release of financial reports Minutes of the Meeting – Minutes will be released at most 3 days after every council meeting UFTRS system – Employment of “University Financial Transparency Reporting Standards” for maximum transparency and accountability in money matters CMC Situationer – Release of the situation of the college (in aspects such as organizations, fees, etc.) at the end of every semester #UlatCouncil – Student updates will be released immediately through social media
- 12. MAALAM. Services: To help further promote a conducive environment for the students, the council will strive to provide the following services Pa2big – Patubig stationed in Plaridel hall and the Media center Open library – Readings will be made available to the public via the council office Org lockers – Free use of lockers for organizational needs Printing and burning – Printing and burning services at a minimal price CD shop - For immediate production needs Dormitory and boarding house directory – To aid in housing needs CMC portal – Online grievance desk to follow up concerns STRAW hotline – For immediate concerns Career and Labor Assistance – Fair featuring prospective careers as well as labor rights awareness and duties Free online courses database – To promote leisure and extracurricular hobbies
- 13. MAALAM. Expansion: To widen the scope of the activities inside the college MassCommUnity – Assemblies with the different sectors in the college will be called to know how each can participate in the plight of the others’ DormiTours – Partnerships with dorm councils will be made for council and CMC org events CMC Cup: Power Up! – Sports festival featuring all sectors inside the college as part of the 50th anniversary celebration fellowship program Lantern parade – Aid in lantern-making for the competition
- 14. MAALAM. Involvement: The council strives for maximum involvement of the students all year round Speakers’ training – For campaign dissemination; may be requested by organizations or adhoc teams of the council Affiliates congress – Training for the volunteers of the council (Un)Cover – Coffee table book which contains photos of various social realities taken by students and organizations 50th year documentary – As part of the jubilee celebration, a documentary historicizing CMC’s 50 years will be made Ansaveh – Semestral talk show on pertinent issues which will also feature Maskom groups
- 15. MAY PAKIALAM.
- 16. MAY PAKIALAM. Departmental assemblies week Bi-semestral assemblies of every department to forward concerns Council - Admin dialogue To maximize partnership efforts as well as voice out student concerns DormiTours Bring campains and events outside the college for wider audience Know Your Rights information drive To make students aware of their rights and how such are manifested or violated Enrollment desk To cater to enrollment concerns
- 17. MAY PAKIALAM. Socialized Tuition System and Academic Calendar Shift follow up Through the help of the Office of the Student Regent and General Assembly of Student Councils, monitor the implementation of STS and ACS and how it affects the students FST month Welcoming programs for Freshies, Shiftees and Transferees DZUP Promotion University-wide campaign to help promote DZUP Internship misc fees Study the feasibility of scrapping miscellaneous fees as manifested by several students who are taking their internship classes
- 19. MAY PANININDIGAN. Organizational rights Strong campaign to promote organizational rights such as tambayan, recognition and recruitment Project Freedom Year-long clamor for the release of Maricon Montajes Mass Media Awareness: Beyond the Click To be held during the second semester, the MMAM will focus on the new media and how it affects lifestyles Freedom of Information Lead the UP System-wide information drive regarding the Freedom of Information and the standards of acquiring its genuine version
- 20. MAY PANININDIGAN. Maguindanao Massacre Year 5 Devoting the entire month of November to make noise for the fifth year of the Maguindanao Massacre Campus Press Freedom: Power Pubs Promoting press freedom within the university by encouraging colleges and dormitories to have their own publications, in partnership with UP Solidaridad Peasant Month Join the campaign for farmers’ right to land heightened in the 10th year of the Hacienda Luisita Massacre Human Rights Celebrating HR Month in December in solidarity with international groups and efforts
- 21. MASKOM.
- 22. MASKOM.