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Dean Gloriani held an orientation on April 12, 2013 to discuss ongoing issues with vendors occupying sidewalks around UP Manila. Despite numerous agencies being contacted, including DILG, MMDA, BFP, PNP, PWU, DOJ and the traffic bureau, the problem persists. The Dean outlined several plans to address it, including announcements of clean-ups, following up with government leaders, designating a terminal area for jeepneys, educating the public, and placing trash bins. Students were asked to help lead the efforts and create slogans to post along sidewalks. The orientation concluded with the Dean wanting media involvement to speed up progress on resolving the socio-economic roots of the issue.
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This document lists the members of the College of Public Health Student Council organized by academic year. There are 85 seniors, 74 juniors, 75 sophomores, and 80 freshmen listed with their names.
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This document contains contact information for the officers of a student organization, including their names, contact numbers and email addresses. It lists the chairperson, vice-chairs, CPH representative, secretary, treasurer, auditor, DrPH representative, and representatives for the 4th, 3rd and 2nd year classes. Contact information is provided for each individual.
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- 1. CPH-SC 2013-2014 Summary of GNI Orientation Held last April 12, 2013 with Dean Nina G. Gloriani I. Attendance Present: Kyle Patrick Eugenio Yves Miel Zuñiga Chris Erwin Mercado II. Dean Nina G. Gloriani called for the GNI Orientation with some members of CPH- SC 2013-2014 to order at 3:23 PM of April 12, 2013 in Room 407 of Lara Hall. III. Progress and Drawbacks of GNI Dean Gloriani started the orientation by pointing out the root of the problem – there are forces which allow the vendors to continue their operations along the sidewalks making it difficult to address the real situation to the authority. She even said that the administration has already arranged preliminary processes. She had tapped several agencies and institutions like DILG, MMDA, BFP, PNP, PWU, DOJ, traffic bureau, barangay bureau and Supreme Court. Despite these numerous agencies approached, nothing much happened. She added the promise of Mayor Alfredo Lim in Thrilla in UP Manila last March 13 that he will vacate the sidewalks of UP Manila within two weeks. A month has passed yet no development was seen. Dean said that for the past three years, a number of clean-ups have been done yet the same problems recur. With this matter, Dean said that it’s not a problem of Public Health but rather a socio-politico-economic issue on a bigger picture. IV. Plans and Insights Dean shared her insights about the GNI clean-up: 1. The first step is giving announcement that there will be a clean-up. 2. A series of follow-ups shall be made such as calling the attention of government leaders with respect to the problems on pedestrian lanes and road obstruction. 3. It was raised that requesting a portion between CPH and CM to have a terminal area for the jeepney drivers instead of vendors can also be done. 4. Giving out message to the general public was also raised. Problem: How do we educate them? 5. Putting up trash bins along sidewalks was also discussed.
- 2. Problem: security issues (same with Robinsons Corporation) 6. Issues on jaywalking and cigarette vending (which should keep a considerable distance from schools) were also tackled. Dean’s question: How can we help? 7. She wanted the media to come in order to speed up the progress of this project. 8. Social Transformation, a program pushed by CAS. 9. Hitting the root which is politics was the bottomline of the discussion. V. Dean said that she wanted the students to be at the forefront with them to show that they’re doing something for the nation. For the GNI clean-up, other GNI members such as DOJ, SC and Robinsons Corporation did not show interest of joining this time according to Dean. For the last part, she asked the students present at the orientation to create witty slogans which can be posted along the sidewalks of UP Manila. VI. The orientation ended at 4:30 PM. Prepared by: YVES MIEL H. ZUÑIGA CPH-SC Secretary Noted: KYLE PATRICK Y. EUGENIO CPH-SC Chairperson