LEADERSHIP TRAINING & SEMINAR 1

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POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES

QUEZON CITY BRANCH

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DEDICATION

The Supreme Student Council would like to dedicate this humble piece of work to

the following people whose profound words served as our inspiration and for helping us

in pursuing these academic endeavors.

To our almighty God for His supervision, generosity and protection as we go

through our leadership training and giving us the knowledge and determination we need.

Everything that we have, we offer back to you Lord.

Do not let anyone look down on you because you are young, but be an example

in your speech, your conduct, your love, faith and in purity

1 Timothy 4:12


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BACKGROUND

The student body is persistent to serve its purpose of existence bearing the

leadership endowment of its organization framework. As part of its activities, the Council

conducted a Leadership Training and Seminar entitled: Leadership Succession and

Sustainability together with the student organizations at the Polytechnic University of the

Philippines, Quezon City held last October 29 to 31, 2013. The council aims to empower

the student leaders of our university and consolidate the whole university through the

leaders governing them.

INTRODUCTION

Leaders define a group. A principal leadership causes teams to bring forth good

things in proper perspective for the organization.

The student leaders form an essential part of the population. Thus, they should be

properly equipped with knowledge and skills of being an effective and efficient leader.

Continuous development of their potential of being a leader to the extent of succession

leadership must be instilled to the youth.

There is still much that is to be done to provide continuing capacitative efforts to

ensure that these student leaders would become a very potent force for communityempowerment and development.


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Participants will engage in outdoor challenges in local communities, recreational,

and social activities designed to help them utilized the knowledge and skills gained in

training and sessions. The synthesis coming from these activities will stimulate the

reflection and discussion on issues raised during groups sessions. In additi on, activities

are design to promote enjoyment, relaxation, and sharing among the participants.

Working together with their respective mentors, participants will develop strategies for

working toward peace, religious understanding, and social justice when they return home.

This humble piece of work is made for the next generation of PUPQC Student

Leaders. For them to have a manual/guide in creating a meaningful Leadership Trainingand Seminar of their Batch. Below are the contents of this Training Module:

I. Current Issues:

A. National Issues Concerning Youth Sector

B. Power Dressing

II. Leadership Skills Building

A. Succession Leadership

B. Table Battles and Negotiation

C. Peace and Conflict Resolution Management

D. Student Council Management

E. Mass Struggle and Campaign

III. Student Leader Relationship

A. Functions of Student Leaders

VENUE AND DATE:

Venue: Polytechnic University of the Philipp ines, Quezon City

Date: October 29, 30 & 31, 2013


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PARTICIPANTS:

Supreme Student Council

Presidents of all Student Organization

Council of Leaders - Classroom Presidents of all section in the University

TOTAL AMOUNT TO BE PAID PER PARTICIPANT:

Five Hundred pesos (P 500.00)

Coverage: Registration Fee

Food Expense

Training Materials like kits, ID, etc.

PROFESSORS INVOLVED

ORGANIZATION ADVISER

JMS Prof. Rodrigo S. DolorosaFBTO Dr. Lily G. Mendoza

CommITs Prof. Alma C. Fernandez

YES Prof. Diana Lee Tracy K. Chan

DOMT.Cs Prof. Sheryl R. Morales

VOX NOVA Prof. Mary Grace I. Cruz

MUSA Prof. Rosalinda Madelo

DAMLAY Dr. Jennifor L. Aguilar

LITERA Prof. Gina C. Salmorin

KATAGA Prof. Irynne P. Gatchalian

KKB Dr. Jennifor L. Aguilar

PUNO-UMC Dr. Melissa Sarappudin


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CBI Prof. Diana Lee Tracy K. Chan

I-ROCK Prof. Jorgen Z. Fulleros

ACTS Prof. Demelyn E. Monzon

Red Cross Prof. Marilyn F. Isip

PEP Squad Prof. Abraham Seth Bernardino

OSAS Prof. Irynne P. Gatchalian

GUIDANCE Prof. Artemus G. Cruz

REQUIREMENTS:

Every delegate shall bring his/her own personal necessities like clothes forthree days, toiletries and medicines if needed,

Every delegate shall shoulder his/her own packed lunch for the first day,

pocket money

Every delegate shall actively participate to the activities prepared for the

training.

Every delegate shall be the medium to empower his/her own area of

jurisdiction (e.g., the class the delegate handles or to the organization thedelegate serves to).


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The delegates are provided with I.D/Name tags, Eco bag that contains training

kits such as notebook, leadership documents and ball pen. Below are example layouts of

their I.D:


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The game was facilitated by Renz Fernandez,Legal Consultant of the Supreme Student Council


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BILLETING AND HOUSE RULES

The Orientation was facilitated byMs . Lara Marie M. Bueno,

President of the Supreme Student Council


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The Billeting and House Ruleswas also facilitated by

Prof. Sheryl R. Morales

Adviser of DistinguishedOrganization of Management

Technologist andCorporate Specialist

DOMT.Cs


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Below are the guidelines given to the delegates:

1. Read carefully and obey the HOUSE RULES given before this activity.

2. Follow your facilitator at all times.

3. You are only allowed to bring one back pack. Excess back pack will be

confiscated.

4. Pagkakamalingisa, Pagkakamalinglahat.

5. During session or entire activity, the accommodating area will be locked.

6. Make sure that you surrender all of your valuable possessions to your designated

facilitator.7. You can use gadgets during night time (before lights off)

8. Observe discipline in throwing garbage. (biodegradable & non-biodegradable)

9. Observe discipline in cleaning your utensils and the washing area.

10. You will be given an INITIAL PROVISION of 3 noodles; 1 kilo of rice, 2 canned

sardines, 2 eggs and 1 bottle (500 ml). These foods will be budgeted for three

days.

11. For cooking, you are going to use kalan de uling

12. Each participant (per team) must have the experience to cook.

13. Each participant is responsible to bring his/her own plate, cup and utensils and

responsible for washing those things after use.

14. Each team is only entitled for 1 liter of water that they will consume for 1 meal.

15. Each team will be given the chance to budget their monetary and food allowance

for 3 days.

16. Waste of food will be subject to demerit/s.

17. Participants are not allowed to go outside the LTS area.18. Using your voluntary budget, you can buy basic needs (oil, gas, kahoy,

seasoning, napkin, etc.) from the designated mini store inside the activity area.

19. There will be rewards for completion and winning of certain activities.

20. Girls are not allowed to wear short shorts while sleeping.


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21. Participants are not allowed to go to other rooms.

22. There will be a designated comfort rooms for girls and for boys.

23. There will be no warnings for the participants who committed major offense/s.

24. Any complaints/problems must be properly addressed.

FACILITATORS

(Left) Franz Dave Irinco - FBTO President;(Middle) Lara Marie Bueno - SSC President;

(Right) Ayah Me i Publico - SSC Budget & Finance


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Janine Castro President of Distinguished Organizationof Management Technologist and Corporate Specialist

(DOMT.Cs)

(Left) Jeffrey D.R. Llano President of CommonwealthInformation Technology S ociety (CommITS)

and the Facilitator of Red Team

(Right) Nevi N. Mendoza President of Mag-aaralngUnibers idadsaSining at Adhika (MUSA) and the Facil itator

of Green Team


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(Left) Julian Rae F. Macalinga Managing Editor of Vox Novaand the Facilitator of Violet Team

(Right) April Bea B. Entac EIC of Vox Novaand the Facilitator of Blue Team

Renz P. Fernandez SSC Legal Consultantand the Facilitator of Yellow Team


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The participants were divided into five groups namely BLUE team, RED team,

GREEN team, YELLOW team and VIOLET team. They had an allotted time for

planning, introducing themselves to each member of the group.

After the Orientation, Billeting and House Rules, the delegates went to their

respective Teams and started their first task cooking their own food.


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They were tasked to cook their own food using kalan de uling andbe resourceful of the things around them that they can use to makecontinuous fire to make the food cooked.


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Each team has to budget their food for three days. Extrafood such as chips, biscuits, beverages, snacks and the likewere prohibited during their stay.


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Using the budget that they acquired through voluntarypledge of each member of the team, they can buy limitedsupplies on the mini store handled by facilitators thatthey can use in cooking.


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Each member of a team is required to experience cookingso that there will be a collaborative effort in that process.Everyone is involved in each activity.


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After cooking, the participants presided to the Session area and continue the program

proper.

INSPIRATIONAL MESSAGES

Prof. Edgardo S. Delmo Administrative Officer &Property Custodian, this University

Shared his Ins irational Mess a e to Student Leaders.

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