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<p>Aralvaro1: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;div class=&quot;infobox&quot;; style=&quot;float:right&quot;&gt; <br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;width: 20em; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 95%; text-align: left;&quot; <br /> |colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;text-align: center; font-size: larger;&quot; | '''UP Economics Society'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> |- <br /> | colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;padding: 1em 0; text-align: center;&quot;| [[Image:CAPlogo.jpg|150px|align=&quot;center&quot;]] &lt;br /&gt; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Established <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | September 1958<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Organization Type <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Socio-Civic<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | President <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Mr. Raymond Rainier Zabala<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Location<br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Room 121 School of Economics, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Website <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | http://www.upcapbase.org/ <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Contact Us<br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | ecosoc.execom@gmail.com<br /> |} <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> The '''UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES ECONOMICS SOCIETY''' (''UP ECOSOC'') is a non-stock, non-profit organization, whose existence is hinged on its core belief - Service, Exellence and Tradition. Exemplifying its continued commitment to this thrust, UP Ecosoc engages itself on numerous socio-civic activities, most notable of there is the scholarship that it provides for the deserving high school students through the UP Ecosoc Scholarship Fund (UP ESSF).<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> <br /> :The UP ECONOMICS SOCIETY traces its beginnings to September 1958, when a group of honor students in the College of Business Administration decided to form an organization geared towards the task of tapping and maximizing the potentials of Business Administration, Arts and Sciences students who took Economics as a minor field. They envisioned an erudite elite whose efforts were aimed towards service to the academe and to the community not only through academic excellence but also through socio-civic undertakings.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Sixties'''=== <br /> <br /> :The years 1966-67 saw the Society make its mark through its many contributions to the University. Cognizant of its role in the academe, ECOSOC spearheaded the drive in raising funds for projects like two fellowship grants and the donation of books to the CBA. The convocations, student-teacher dialogues, then considered eloquent steps, were germane to economics. Those years were indeed productive years for ECOSOC in as much as the Formal Scholarship Fund for Economics majors was founded.<br /> <br /> :In 1967, ECOSOC struggled for “independence” from the CBA. It was the assertion of ECOSOC to break free from CBA’s congestion. Then as ever, it was active in its projects and views on campus politics and issues. Also, its Scholarship Fund was continued. To further realize ECOSOC’s commitment to intellectual upliftment, convocations and lecture series featuring professors from here and abroad were held to expound on topics relevant to economics like National Economy and Foreign Trade. 1967 also marked the metamorphosis of the Society from a confined group of honor students to one open to all Economics Majors. It was then that ECOSOC received its first Most Outstanding Organization Award.<br /> <br /> :ECOSOC was consistent in furthering academic awareness and excellence through convocations and symposia in the late sixties. One of the most important achievements of the Society was its conception of a consolidation of all Economics student organizations in the country. Thus was born the Junior Philippine Economics Society. It aimed to establish and promote goodwill among economics students and helped create awareness and commitment to improve the economic, political and cultural welfare of the Filipino.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Seventies'''=== <br /> <br /> :In the seventies, ECOSOC became highly politicized and involved in university and national issues. In 1975, it launched Economic Consciousness Week to instill awareness of current economic trends in the country and thus help create an atmosphere conducive to discussion of basic issues. ECOSOC also spearheaded the formation of the Economics Student Council. It was none other than Dean Jose Encarnacion who delegated to the Society the task of organizing the council.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Eighties'''=== <br /> <br /> :The start of the eighties saw ECOSOC sustain its ideas and renew its commitment. Aside from the symposia, tutorials and convocations that were sponsored, its socio-civic projects were at the heights when visits to Bacoor, Bicutan and the various housing areas in the campus were made. Nurseries and medical clinics were sponsored to reach out to the underprivileged in our society. Company tours, contest and fundraisers were also undertaken. As contribution to the Diamond Jubilee of the University, ECOSOC co-sponsored a socio-cultural activity involving the alumni and the parents of the Economics majors. Aside from this, the Society sponsored an Alumni Homecoming. To cap the Society’s Silver Anniversary, it received the prestigious Wenceslao Vinzon’s Award as the Most Outstanding Organization.<br /> <br /> :In 1986, ECOSOC received the Presidential Award for Outstanding Organization in the entire UP system nationwide. In 1987, it duplicated this feat. The Society’s secret is, of course, its members. Our chief attraction is the opportunity to meet people and to be with people. People with a common resolve to serve, who, in the process, derive a lot of satisfaction; economists who are firm in the belief that people are the best capital, and service is the best investment.<br /> <br /> :In commemoration of its 30th anniversary, in 1988, it sponsored an Alumni Homecoming held at the Executive House. A Bingo Social was also held to obtain funds for the scholars it supported. It was also during this time that ECOSOC began to grant its members discount privileges by coming out with the official membership cards. In 1989, “Into You”, a trend-setting dance party was held at the Faces Disco. Also on the same year, ECOSOC sponsored a concert of Freddie Aguilar to help build a school in Lagro.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Nineties'''=== <br /> <br /> :1990 was a reason to celebrate as it once again received the Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization in the entire UP system. 1990’s fundraisers were the Pinoy Wrestling and a disco/concert/fashion show held at Faces Disco – “Sari-Sari Night.&quot; The following year, ECOSOC sponsored the movie premiere of “Home Alone” at the Meralco Theater, after which a disco-party was held at Mars Disco. September of 1991, it featured two of the country’s up and coming bands – Artstart and G-steps at the Faces Disco, where our own ECOSOC band pitted talents with them. At the beginning of 1992, ECOSOC introduced the most generous fundraiser ever. “2 Legit 2 Quit” featured the advance screening of two blockbuster movies, “Dead Again” and “Other People’s Money”, both premieres were held at the Meralco Theater. The second night was followed by a concert of the famous Side A Band at the newly opened Music Hall.<br /> <br /> :ECOSOC takes pride in its many achievements. The many achievements of UP Ecosoc have not been ignored, as it has received the now defunct Wenceslao Vinzon’s award for Most Outstanding Organization four times. It has also been bestowed the Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization, the most coveted award in the entire UP System. Recently, the organization received the Gawad Chancellor for Most Outstanding Organization and the Alpha Phi Omega Oblation Award for Best Organization both in 1999. Its manifold contributions to the UP School of Economics are, namely: the establishment of the Scholarship Funds, the establishment of the Junior Philippine Economics Society, its membership in UNISON, its helping to organize the Alumni Association and spearheading the formation of the Economics Student Council.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC now and beyond'''=== <br /> <br /> :Today, the University of the Philippines Economics Society remains true to the young, idealistic vision that created it and to the collective sense of service and camaraderie that sustains it. One of the organization's objectives, that of directly contributing as much as the members possibly can to alleviate social problems – has motivated ECOSOC’s establishment of weekend nurseries and day-care activities at nearby Pook Ricarte and weekly tutorials for the sixth graders of San Vicente Elementary School, which are directly supervised by the members themselves. As an academic organization, the Society conducts study groups and tutorials, holds book sales and rentals, publishes a paper, the ECHOES, and even collects sample exams for the benefit of the economic student.<br /> <br /> :With the start of the new millennium, the Society boasts of one of the largest memberships in the entire UP System, now standing at around two hundred. The Society has become known for its various activities, all of which aim for the well being of its members and the achievement of its goals of SERVICE, EXCELLENCE, and TRADITION. These include company tours, talks and symposia, seminars, various sports events, variety shows, semestral fundraisers, etc. ECOSOC continues to conduct weekly day care sessions for younger children from Pook Ricarte, and semestral Free Clinics for various communities.<br /> <br /> :Until the first semester of 2003, the society had been sponsoring weekly tutorials for the Grade Six students of Balara Elementary School, with free art, writing, and sports workshops for selected students of the same school. However, a modification in the class schedules of the sixth grade classes from the afternoon to the morning prompted a major change. At present, the society now sponsors the weekly tutorials of the San Vicente Elementary sixth graders – but with the same passion and commitment that has marked their endeavors.<br /> <br /> :By means of the UP Economics Society Scholarship Fund (ESSF), four deserving students are currently able to go to high school with full scholarships. They are Josephine Aragon, Leonard Bryle Briones, Jackielyn dela Cruz and Abigail Tinio. Every first Saturday of the month, they are treated to a Scholars’ Lunch Out by their appointed Ecosoc ate and/or kuya guardian and other Ecosocers.<br /> <br /> :ECOSOC believes that the study of economics cannot be totally isolated from any other social phenomenon and that the UP student, particularly the ECOSOCer, is inherently responsible to the Filipino people. What the student doesn’t learn inside the classroom is learned in the world called ECOSOC. <br /> <br /> <br /> ECOSOC is a dynamic organization that strives with its motto at hand, “…Paglingkuran ang Diyos, Kapwa at Bayan” – truly a commitment to serve.<br /> <br /> ==Vision Mission==<br /> ===Semestral Theme===<br /> Impelled by the hype of last semester’s celebration, UP ECOSOC has been able to exceed itself, exploring new frontiers that have added to its remarkable distinction as an organization driven by the desire to bring societal change and advancement. <br /> <br /> :As we move forward into another year of service, excellence and tradition, together, we continue the golden streak by refocusing our undertakings in community development and proving that we are rooted in the socio-civic cause that was envisioned by our founding members in 1958. <br /> <br /> :This semester’s theme calls upon the members to reexamine their involvement in the numerous endeavors that have been embarked by this organization and to realign their goals and ideals with the society’s true nature. <br /> <br /> :A cause doesn’t only bring about action. It is defined by it.<br /> Let us assert that we are Truly ECOSOC: Living the Cause since 1958.<br /> <br /> ==Committees==<br /> ===Adhoc-Taskforce===<br /> <br /> :Headed by the President, Adhoc is responsible for the month-long celebration of the Society’s anniversary month every September. On the other hand, Taskforce is a special committee headed by the Vice President. Taskforce is responsible for the society’s major fundraising event that will support the ESSF. <br /> <br /> ===Academic Affairs===<br /> :Its responsibility is to make sure that most of the academic needs of the members are met, as well as establish a good relationship with <br /> the UPSE faculty. They hold book rentals, symposia, tutorials, debate trainings and programs for the faculty. <br /> <br /> ===Comunity Development===<br /> :This committee is known as the HEART OF ECOSOC. It supervises the weekly tutorials for the Grade 3 students of Balara Elementary School every Monday and the weekly day care sessions for the younger children of Pook Ricarte every Saturday.<br /> <br /> ===Echoes===<br /> :Echoes is the official publication of the society. Echoes documents all of the society’s undertakings and provides a venue for Ecosocers with an inclination for writings. This committee manages the organization’s website and it also publishes the literary works, opinions and committee news.<br /> <br /> ===External Affairs===<br /> :Our “window” to the outside world, Externals updates the society with what’s going on around the college, university and the nation. It coordinates with the students and officers of other Econ organizations, PHILCES, or Philippine Council of Economics Students and of JPES, or Junior Philippine Economics Society. It also holds symposia, talks and company tours for Ecosocers. <br /> <br /> ===Finance===<br /> :Finance is responsible for the monitoring and maintenance of the society’s financial status and releases financial statements for each month. It holds meaningful and timely activities to raise funds for the organization, such as the National Youth Summit for Sustainable Development and Tree Planting.<br /> <br /> ===Liaison===<br /> :Liaison is the society’s coordinator with the alumni. It updates the alumni on the activities the society is holding. It is responsible for updating the alumni database as it grows bigger after every semester. It holds career talks, symposia, company tours, and alumni dinners.<br /> <br /> ===Membership===<br /> :The Membership Committee handles the entire application process. It screens the applicants and monitors the progress of the members of the society. It is primarily responsible in the internal unity of the organization. It also holds the fun-filled Tambay Week every semester.<br /> <br /> ===Secretariat===<br /> <br /> :As a virtual “extended arm” of the Secretary, Seccom is responsible for all paperwork in the society (except the publication) and artwork (posters, production work etc). It is responsible for the decorations as well as the cleanliness of the Ecosoc’s tambayan at SE 121. It also takes charge of the society’s directory, t-shirts, and the applicant’s sigsheet and the Ecosoc calendar.<br /> <br /> ===Special Events===<br /> :SPEV holds exciting events such as the Treasure or Scavenger Hunt, Vice Night, Christmas Party in line with the organization’s thrusts and the members’ well-being. It also caters to the cultural undertakings of the society. <br /> <br /> ===Sports===<br /> The Sports Committee takes care of all the sporting events of the society like the Members Bersus Applicants, Race of Thunder, and other Ecosoc tournaments.<br /> <br /> ===Executive Committee===<br /> :The Executive Committee, or the Execom, is the highest governing body in the Society. It is composed of 12 members of Committee Chairpersons and Officers. The Execom meets every Friday, 12:00-1:00pm at the tambayan.<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Special Committees===<br /> =====ConCom=====<br /> :The Constitution Committee is in charge ofthe constitution’s revisions and amendments.<br /> <br /> =====Comelec=====<br /> :The Commission on Elections is in charge of the election held towards the end of the first semester.<br /> <br /> =====ScholCom=====<br /> :The Scholar Committee is composed of the five guardians of the scholars, the President, the Treasurer and the CDC chairperson. They are the ones in-charge of the well-being of the scholars. <br /> <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> * 2nd Place, [LENTE], Best Organizational Activity (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 3rd Place, [National Youth Congress], Best Organizational Activity (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 2nd Place, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Glai Villanueva], Ecoknowmics 2007 Quiz Bee (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 3rd Place, [Brylle Baluyot], Ecoknowmics 2007 Quiz Bee, Individual Category (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * Champion, Futsal (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * Champion, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Jinky Cajulao], Ecolympiad’s National Quiz Bee (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * Champion, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Jinky Cajulao], Ecolympiad’s National Case Study (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * Quarterfinalist, [Janica Magat, Katz Manzano, Inna Morillo], National Debate Championship (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * 2nd place, Best Org Event (Junior Philippine Economics Society): Summit on Human, Social and Intellectual Capital Formation, 2004<br /> * Champion, Community Work – School Based, 2nd Quezon City Youth Achievers Awards (Office of the Vice Mayor of Quezon City), 2003 (trophy with plaque)<br /> * Champion, Individual Category, 15th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2003<br /> * 1st Place, 1st Intercollegiate Frisbee Tournament (Jack N Jill Nova), 2003<br /> * Champion, 13th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2001<br /> * 1st Runner-up, Debates (UP Diliman Debate Circuit), 2001<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Splatt: 1st Paintball Challenge (UP Economics Society), 2001<br /> * Runner-up, Lorenzo M. Tañada National Debate Tournament – Metro Manila Area (Paragon of Scholarship Foundation Inc.), 2000<br /> * Most Outstanding Student Organization (Gawad Chancellor), 1999<br /> * Oblation Award for Best Student Organization (Alpha Phi Omega), 1999<br /> * 1st Place, Carolfest ’99 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1999<br /> * Champion, “Square Tayo” Trivia Quiz Show (UP School of Economics Student Council), 1998<br /> * Champion, Himig ng Kapaskuhan: Carolfest ’98 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1998<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1998<br /> * 1st Place, Kantahan at Kapayapaan sa Kapaskuhan: 17th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1997<br /> * Champion, Trimeet – Soccer (ADMU-DLSU-UP), 1997<br /> * Champion, Trimeet – Mixed Volleyball (ADMU-DLSU-UP), 1997<br /> * 1st Place, 14th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1995<br /> * Champion, Debates (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1994<br /> * Champion, Economics Debate Competition (UP Economics Towards Consciousness), 1994<br /> * Runner-up, Slow-Pitch Softball Tournament (UP College of Human Kinetics), 1994<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1993<br /> * 1st Place, Sounds in Season: 11th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1991<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Ladies’ Corps), 1990<br /> * 2nd Place, 2nd Inter-Organization Economics Quiz (Rotary Club of Kalookan Central), 1990<br /> * Champion, Spikefest ’89 (UP Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants), 1989<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1989<br /> * 1st Runner-up, Tri-Meet Interschool Sportsfest – Obstacle Course (DLSU Council of Student Organizations), 1989<br /> * 2nd Place, Himig ’89 (UP Corps of Cadets), 1989<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1989<br /> * Presidential Award to UP ECOSOC Choir, in recognition of Caroling Taskforce and as Carolfest * 87 Champion (UP President), 1988<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1988<br /> * 1st Place, Interschool Economics Quiz (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1987<br /> * 1st Place, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Best Choreography, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * 1st Place, Charades (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Champion, Carolfest ’86 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1986<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’86 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1986 <br /> * 2nd Place, 6th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1986<br /> * Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization (UP President), 1985<br /> * 3rd Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1985<br /> * 3rd Place, Carolfest ’85 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1985<br /> * 2nd Place, Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1984<br /> * 2nd Place, Sportsfest (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1984<br /> * 2nd Place, Ang Musikong Kristiyano Bilang Isang Pilipino – Group Singing Category, 1984<br /> * Champion, Academic Committee Inter-Org Kiamoy Quiz Show (UP Economics Society), 1983<br /> * 3rd Place, Himig ’83 (UP Corps of Cadets), 1983<br /> * Champion, School of Economics Quizonomics (UPSE Student Council), 1982<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’82 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1982<br /> * Special Prize Winner, 3rd Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1981<br /> * 2nd Place, Carolfest ’80 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1980<br /> * 3rd Runner-up, Quadmeet (IE ECOSOC UPZS UPSCA), 1976<br /> * Overall Champion, Tri-Sectoral Sports Festival (UP School of Economics), no date<br /> * Overall Champion, B.A.S.E. Games – Org Category (Pan Xenia), no date<br /> * 2nd Place, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), no date<br /> * 3rd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), no date<br /> * Tilaukan Winner, no presenter, no date<br /> * Winner, [Marian Panganiban], Best Economics Student (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> *Finalist, [Inna Morillo, Katz Manzano and Erica Manuel], Motions in Motions Debate, JPES, 2008<br /> * Winner, [http://aosolstice.com Solstice: Dating Marathon Till the Break of Dawn], Best Party Event (Astring-O-Sol Challenge), 2008<br /> *2nd Place, Dodgeball, JPES Sportsfets, 2009<br /> *3rd Place, Michael Anabo, Table Tennis, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, Basketball, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [John Gan &amp; Dom Garcia], Badminton Doubles, JPES SPortsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [John Gan], Badminton Singles, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Three-peat Winners, Futsal, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [Michael Anabo], Stock Trading Game, Philippine Stock Exchange and JPES, 2009 <br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[http://upecosoc.org/ Official Website of the UP Economics Society]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://ecosoc.multiply.com UP ECOSOC's Multiply account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://upecosoc.forumotion.net/ UP ECOSOC Forum]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.youtube.com/user/upecosoc UP ECOSOC's YouTube account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]][[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

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<p>Aralvaro1: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;div class=&quot;infobox&quot;; style=&quot;float:right&quot;&gt; <br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;width: 20em; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 95%; text-align: left;&quot; <br /> |colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;text-align: center; font-size: larger;&quot; | '''UP Economics Society'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> |- <br /> | colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;padding: 1em 0; text-align: center;&quot;| [[Image:CAPlogo.jpg|150px|align=&quot;center&quot;]] &lt;br /&gt; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Established <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | September 1958<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Organization Type <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Socio-Civic<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | President <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Mr. Raymond Rainier Zabala<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Location<br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Room 121 School of Economics, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> : ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Website <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | http://www.upcapbase.org/ <br /> : |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Contact Us<br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | ecosoc.execom@gmail.com<br /> |} <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> The '''UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES ECONOMICS SOCIETY''' (''UP ECOSOC'') is a non-stock, non-profit organization, whose existence is hinged on its core belief - Service, Exellence and Tradition. Exemplifying its continued commitment to this thrust, UP Ecosoc engages itself on numerous socio-civic activities, most notable of there is the scholarship that it provides for the deserving high school students through the UP Ecosoc Scholarship Fund (UP ESSF).<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> <br /> :The UP ECONOMICS SOCIETY traces its beginnings to September 1958, when a group of honor students in the College of Business Administration decided to form an organization geared towards the task of tapping and maximizing the potentials of Business Administration, Arts and Sciences students who took Economics as a minor field. They envisioned an erudite elite whose efforts were aimed towards service to the academe and to the community not only through academic excellence but also through socio-civic undertakings.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Sixties'''=== <br /> <br /> :The years 1966-67 saw the Society make its mark through its many contributions to the University. Cognizant of its role in the academe, ECOSOC spearheaded the drive in raising funds for projects like two fellowship grants and the donation of books to the CBA. The convocations, student-teacher dialogues, then considered eloquent steps, were germane to economics. Those years were indeed productive years for ECOSOC in as much as the Formal Scholarship Fund for Economics majors was founded.<br /> <br /> :In 1967, ECOSOC struggled for “independence” from the CBA. It was the assertion of ECOSOC to break free from CBA’s congestion. Then as ever, it was active in its projects and views on campus politics and issues. Also, its Scholarship Fund was continued. To further realize ECOSOC’s commitment to intellectual upliftment, convocations and lecture series featuring professors from here and abroad were held to expound on topics relevant to economics like National Economy and Foreign Trade. 1967 also marked the metamorphosis of the Society from a confined group of honor students to one open to all Economics Majors. It was then that ECOSOC received its first Most Outstanding Organization Award.<br /> <br /> :ECOSOC was consistent in furthering academic awareness and excellence through convocations and symposia in the late sixties. One of the most important achievements of the Society was its conception of a consolidation of all Economics student organizations in the country. Thus was born the Junior Philippine Economics Society. It aimed to establish and promote goodwill among economics students and helped create awareness and commitment to improve the economic, political and cultural welfare of the Filipino.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Seventies'''=== <br /> <br /> :In the seventies, ECOSOC became highly politicized and involved in university and national issues. In 1975, it launched Economic Consciousness Week to instill awareness of current economic trends in the country and thus help create an atmosphere conducive to discussion of basic issues. ECOSOC also spearheaded the formation of the Economics Student Council. It was none other than Dean Jose Encarnacion who delegated to the Society the task of organizing the council.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Eighties'''=== <br /> <br /> :The start of the eighties saw ECOSOC sustain its ideas and renew its commitment. Aside from the symposia, tutorials and convocations that were sponsored, its socio-civic projects were at the heights when visits to Bacoor, Bicutan and the various housing areas in the campus were made. Nurseries and medical clinics were sponsored to reach out to the underprivileged in our society. Company tours, contest and fundraisers were also undertaken. As contribution to the Diamond Jubilee of the University, ECOSOC co-sponsored a socio-cultural activity involving the alumni and the parents of the Economics majors. Aside from this, the Society sponsored an Alumni Homecoming. To cap the Society’s Silver Anniversary, it received the prestigious Wenceslao Vinzon’s Award as the Most Outstanding Organization.<br /> <br /> :In 1986, ECOSOC received the Presidential Award for Outstanding Organization in the entire UP system nationwide. In 1987, it duplicated this feat. The Society’s secret is, of course, its members. Our chief attraction is the opportunity to meet people and to be with people. People with a common resolve to serve, who, in the process, derive a lot of satisfaction; economists who are firm in the belief that people are the best capital, and service is the best investment.<br /> <br /> :In commemoration of its 30th anniversary, in 1988, it sponsored an Alumni Homecoming held at the Executive House. A Bingo Social was also held to obtain funds for the scholars it supported. It was also during this time that ECOSOC began to grant its members discount privileges by coming out with the official membership cards. In 1989, “Into You”, a trend-setting dance party was held at the Faces Disco. Also on the same year, ECOSOC sponsored a concert of Freddie Aguilar to help build a school in Lagro.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Nineties'''=== <br /> <br /> :1990 was a reason to celebrate as it once again received the Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization in the entire UP system. 1990’s fundraisers were the Pinoy Wrestling and a disco/concert/fashion show held at Faces Disco – “Sari-Sari Night.&quot; The following year, ECOSOC sponsored the movie premiere of “Home Alone” at the Meralco Theater, after which a disco-party was held at Mars Disco. September of 1991, it featured two of the country’s up and coming bands – Artstart and G-steps at the Faces Disco, where our own ECOSOC band pitted talents with them. At the beginning of 1992, ECOSOC introduced the most generous fundraiser ever. “2 Legit 2 Quit” featured the advance screening of two blockbuster movies, “Dead Again” and “Other People’s Money”, both premieres were held at the Meralco Theater. The second night was followed by a concert of the famous Side A Band at the newly opened Music Hall.<br /> <br /> :ECOSOC takes pride in its many achievements. The many achievements of UP Ecosoc have not been ignored, as it has received the now defunct Wenceslao Vinzon’s award for Most Outstanding Organization four times. It has also been bestowed the Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization, the most coveted award in the entire UP System. Recently, the organization received the Gawad Chancellor for Most Outstanding Organization and the Alpha Phi Omega Oblation Award for Best Organization both in 1999. Its manifold contributions to the UP School of Economics are, namely: the establishment of the Scholarship Funds, the establishment of the Junior Philippine Economics Society, its membership in UNISON, its helping to organize the Alumni Association and spearheading the formation of the Economics Student Council.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC now and beyond'''=== <br /> <br /> :Today, the University of the Philippines Economics Society remains true to the young, idealistic vision that created it and to the collective sense of service and camaraderie that sustains it. One of the organization's objectives, that of directly contributing as much as the members possibly can to alleviate social problems – has motivated ECOSOC’s establishment of weekend nurseries and day-care activities at nearby Pook Ricarte and weekly tutorials for the sixth graders of San Vicente Elementary School, which are directly supervised by the members themselves. As an academic organization, the Society conducts study groups and tutorials, holds book sales and rentals, publishes a paper, the ECHOES, and even collects sample exams for the benefit of the economic student.<br /> <br /> :With the start of the new millennium, the Society boasts of one of the largest memberships in the entire UP System, now standing at around two hundred. The Society has become known for its various activities, all of which aim for the well being of its members and the achievement of its goals of SERVICE, EXCELLENCE, and TRADITION. These include company tours, talks and symposia, seminars, various sports events, variety shows, semestral fundraisers, etc. ECOSOC continues to conduct weekly day care sessions for younger children from Pook Ricarte, and semestral Free Clinics for various communities.<br /> <br /> :Until the first semester of 2003, the society had been sponsoring weekly tutorials for the Grade Six students of Balara Elementary School, with free art, writing, and sports workshops for selected students of the same school. However, a modification in the class schedules of the sixth grade classes from the afternoon to the morning prompted a major change. At present, the society now sponsors the weekly tutorials of the San Vicente Elementary sixth graders – but with the same passion and commitment that has marked their endeavors.<br /> <br /> :By means of the UP Economics Society Scholarship Fund (ESSF), four deserving students are currently able to go to high school with full scholarships. They are Josephine Aragon, Leonard Bryle Briones, Jackielyn dela Cruz and Abigail Tinio. Every first Saturday of the month, they are treated to a Scholars’ Lunch Out by their appointed Ecosoc ate and/or kuya guardian and other Ecosocers.<br /> <br /> :ECOSOC believes that the study of economics cannot be totally isolated from any other social phenomenon and that the UP student, particularly the ECOSOCer, is inherently responsible to the Filipino people. What the student doesn’t learn inside the classroom is learned in the world called ECOSOC. <br /> <br /> <br /> ECOSOC is a dynamic organization that strives with its motto at hand, “…Paglingkuran ang Diyos, Kapwa at Bayan” – truly a commitment to serve.<br /> <br /> ==Vision Mission==<br /> ===Semestral Theme===<br /> Impelled by the hype of last semester’s celebration, UP ECOSOC has been able to exceed itself, exploring new frontiers that have added to its remarkable distinction as an organization driven by the desire to bring societal change and advancement. <br /> <br /> :As we move forward into another year of service, excellence and tradition, together, we continue the golden streak by refocusing our undertakings in community development and proving that we are rooted in the socio-civic cause that was envisioned by our founding members in 1958. <br /> <br /> :This semester’s theme calls upon the members to reexamine their involvement in the numerous endeavors that have been embarked by this organization and to realign their goals and ideals with the society’s true nature. <br /> <br /> :A cause doesn’t only bring about action. It is defined by it.<br /> Let us assert that we are Truly ECOSOC: Living the Cause since 1958.<br /> <br /> ==Committees==<br /> ===Adhoc-Taskforce===<br /> <br /> :Headed by the President, Adhoc is responsible for the month-long celebration of the Society’s anniversary month every September. On the other hand, Taskforce is a special committee headed by the Vice President. Taskforce is responsible for the society’s major fundraising event that will support the ESSF. <br /> <br /> ===Academic Affairs===<br /> :Its responsibility is to make sure that most of the academic needs of the members are met, as well as establish a good relationship with <br /> the UPSE faculty. They hold book rentals, symposia, tutorials, debate trainings and programs for the faculty. <br /> <br /> ===Comunity Development===<br /> :This committee is known as the HEART OF ECOSOC. It supervises the weekly tutorials for the Grade 3 students of Balara Elementary School every Monday and the weekly day care sessions for the younger children of Pook Ricarte every Saturday.<br /> <br /> ===Echoes===<br /> :Echoes is the official publication of the society. Echoes documents all of the society’s undertakings and provides a venue for Ecosocers with an inclination for writings. This committee manages the organization’s website and it also publishes the literary works, opinions and committee news.<br /> <br /> ===External Affairs===<br /> :Our “window” to the outside world, Externals updates the society with what’s going on around the college, university and the nation. It coordinates with the students and officers of other Econ organizations, PHILCES, or Philippine Council of Economics Students and of JPES, or Junior Philippine Economics Society. It also holds symposia, talks and company tours for Ecosocers. <br /> <br /> ===Finance===<br /> :Finance is responsible for the monitoring and maintenance of the society’s financial status and releases financial statements for each month. It holds meaningful and timely activities to raise funds for the organization, such as the National Youth Summit for Sustainable Development and Tree Planting.<br /> <br /> ===Liaison===<br /> :Liaison is the society’s coordinator with the alumni. It updates the alumni on the activities the society is holding. It is responsible for updating the alumni database as it grows bigger after every semester. It holds career talks, symposia, company tours, and alumni dinners.<br /> <br /> ===Membership===<br /> :The Membership Committee handles the entire application process. It screens the applicants and monitors the progress of the members of the society. It is primarily responsible in the internal unity of the organization. It also holds the fun-filled Tambay Week every semester.<br /> <br /> ===Secretariat===<br /> <br /> :As a virtual “extended arm” of the Secretary, Seccom is responsible for all paperwork in the society (except the publication) and artwork (posters, production work etc). It is responsible for the decorations as well as the cleanliness of the Ecosoc’s tambayan at SE 121. It also takes charge of the society’s directory, t-shirts, and the applicant’s sigsheet and the Ecosoc calendar.<br /> <br /> ===Special Events===<br /> :SPEV holds exciting events such as the Treasure or Scavenger Hunt, Vice Night, Christmas Party in line with the organization’s thrusts and the members’ well-being. It also caters to the cultural undertakings of the society. <br /> <br /> ===Sports===<br /> The Sports Committee takes care of all the sporting events of the society like the Members Bersus Applicants, Race of Thunder, and other Ecosoc tournaments.<br /> <br /> ===Executive Committee===<br /> :The Executive Committee, or the Execom, is the highest governing body in the Society. It is composed of 12 members of Committee Chairpersons and Officers. The Execom meets every Friday, 12:00-1:00pm at the tambayan.<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Special Committees===<br /> =====ConCom=====<br /> :The Constitution Committee is in charge ofthe constitution’s revisions and amendments.<br /> <br /> =====Comelec=====<br /> :The Commission on Elections is in charge of the election held towards the end of the first semester.<br /> <br /> =====ScholCom=====<br /> :The Scholar Committee is composed of the five guardians of the scholars, the President, the Treasurer and the CDC chairperson. They are the ones in-charge of the well-being of the scholars. <br /> <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> * 2nd Place, [LENTE], Best Organizational Activity (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 3rd Place, [National Youth Congress], Best Organizational Activity (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 2nd Place, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Glai Villanueva], Ecoknowmics 2007 Quiz Bee (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 3rd Place, [Brylle Baluyot], Ecoknowmics 2007 Quiz Bee, Individual Category (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * Champion, Futsal (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * Champion, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Jinky Cajulao], Ecolympiad’s National Quiz Bee (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * Champion, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Jinky Cajulao], Ecolympiad’s National Case Study (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * Quarterfinalist, [Janica Magat, Katz Manzano, Inna Morillo], National Debate Championship (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * 2nd place, Best Org Event (Junior Philippine Economics Society): Summit on Human, Social and Intellectual Capital Formation, 2004<br /> * Champion, Community Work – School Based, 2nd Quezon City Youth Achievers Awards (Office of the Vice Mayor of Quezon City), 2003 (trophy with plaque)<br /> * Champion, Individual Category, 15th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2003<br /> * 1st Place, 1st Intercollegiate Frisbee Tournament (Jack N Jill Nova), 2003<br /> * Champion, 13th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2001<br /> * 1st Runner-up, Debates (UP Diliman Debate Circuit), 2001<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Splatt: 1st Paintball Challenge (UP Economics Society), 2001<br /> * Runner-up, Lorenzo M. Tañada National Debate Tournament – Metro Manila Area (Paragon of Scholarship Foundation Inc.), 2000<br /> * Most Outstanding Student Organization (Gawad Chancellor), 1999<br /> * Oblation Award for Best Student Organization (Alpha Phi Omega), 1999<br /> * 1st Place, Carolfest ’99 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1999<br /> * Champion, “Square Tayo” Trivia Quiz Show (UP School of Economics Student Council), 1998<br /> * Champion, Himig ng Kapaskuhan: Carolfest ’98 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1998<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1998<br /> * 1st Place, Kantahan at Kapayapaan sa Kapaskuhan: 17th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1997<br /> * Champion, Trimeet – Soccer (ADMU-DLSU-UP), 1997<br /> * Champion, Trimeet – Mixed Volleyball (ADMU-DLSU-UP), 1997<br /> * 1st Place, 14th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1995<br /> * Champion, Debates (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1994<br /> * Champion, Economics Debate Competition (UP Economics Towards Consciousness), 1994<br /> * Runner-up, Slow-Pitch Softball Tournament (UP College of Human Kinetics), 1994<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1993<br /> * 1st Place, Sounds in Season: 11th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1991<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Ladies’ Corps), 1990<br /> * 2nd Place, 2nd Inter-Organization Economics Quiz (Rotary Club of Kalookan Central), 1990<br /> * Champion, Spikefest ’89 (UP Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants), 1989<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1989<br /> * 1st Runner-up, Tri-Meet Interschool Sportsfest – Obstacle Course (DLSU Council of Student Organizations), 1989<br /> * 2nd Place, Himig ’89 (UP Corps of Cadets), 1989<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1989<br /> * Presidential Award to UP ECOSOC Choir, in recognition of Caroling Taskforce and as Carolfest * 87 Champion (UP President), 1988<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1988<br /> * 1st Place, Interschool Economics Quiz (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1987<br /> * 1st Place, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Best Choreography, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * 1st Place, Charades (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Champion, Carolfest ’86 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1986<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’86 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1986 <br /> * 2nd Place, 6th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1986<br /> * Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization (UP President), 1985<br /> * 3rd Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1985<br /> * 3rd Place, Carolfest ’85 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1985<br /> * 2nd Place, Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1984<br /> * 2nd Place, Sportsfest (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1984<br /> * 2nd Place, Ang Musikong Kristiyano Bilang Isang Pilipino – Group Singing Category, 1984<br /> * Champion, Academic Committee Inter-Org Kiamoy Quiz Show (UP Economics Society), 1983<br /> * 3rd Place, Himig ’83 (UP Corps of Cadets), 1983<br /> * Champion, School of Economics Quizonomics (UPSE Student Council), 1982<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’82 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1982<br /> * Special Prize Winner, 3rd Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1981<br /> * 2nd Place, Carolfest ’80 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1980<br /> * 3rd Runner-up, Quadmeet (IE ECOSOC UPZS UPSCA), 1976<br /> * Overall Champion, Tri-Sectoral Sports Festival (UP School of Economics), no date<br /> * Overall Champion, B.A.S.E. Games – Org Category (Pan Xenia), no date<br /> * 2nd Place, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), no date<br /> * 3rd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), no date<br /> * Tilaukan Winner, no presenter, no date<br /> * Winner, [Marian Panganiban], Best Economics Student (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> *Finalist, [Inna Morillo, Katz Manzano and Erica Manuel], Motions in Motions Debate, JPES, 2008<br /> * Winner, [http://aosolstice.com Solstice: Dating Marathon Till the Break of Dawn], Best Party Event (Astring-O-Sol Challenge), 2008<br /> *2nd Place, Dodgeball, JPES Sportsfets, 2009<br /> *3rd Place, Michael Anabo, Table Tennis, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, Basketball, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [John Gan &amp; Dom Garcia], Badminton Doubles, JPES SPortsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [John Gan], Badminton Singles, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Three-peat Winners, Futsal, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [Michael Anabo], Stock Trading Game, Philippine Stock Exchange and JPES, 2009 <br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[http://upecosoc.org/ Official Website of the UP Economics Society]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://ecosoc.multiply.com UP ECOSOC's Multiply account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://upecosoc.forumotion.net/ UP ECOSOC Forum]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.youtube.com/user/upecosoc UP ECOSOC's YouTube account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]][[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

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<p>Aralvaro1: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;div class=&quot;infobox&quot;; style=&quot;float:right&quot;&gt; <br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;width: 20em; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 95%; text-align: left;&quot; <br /> |colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;text-align: center; font-size: larger;&quot; | '''UP Economics Society'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> |- <br /> | colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;padding: 1em 0; text-align: center;&quot;| [[Image:CAPlogo.jpg|150px|align=&quot;center&quot;]] &lt;br /&gt; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Established <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | September 1958<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Organization Type <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Socio-Civic<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | President <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Mr. Raymond Rainier Zabala<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Location<br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Room 121 School of Economics, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Website <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | http://www.upcapbase.org/ <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Contact Us<br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | ecosoc.execom@gmail.com<br /> |} <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> The '''UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES ECONOMICS SOCIETY''' (''UP ECOSOC'') is a non-stock, non-profit organization, whose existence is hinged on its core belief - Service, Exellence and Tradition. Exemplifying its continued commitment to this thrust, UP Ecosoc engages itself on numerous socio-civic activities, most notable of there is the scholarship that it provides for the deserving high school students through the UP Ecosoc Scholarship Fund (UP ESSF).<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> <br /> The UP ECONOMICS SOCIETY traces its beginnings to September 1958, when a group of honor students in the College of Business Administration decided to form an organization geared towards the task of tapping and maximizing the potentials of Business Administration, Arts and Sciences students who took Economics as a minor field. They envisioned an erudite elite whose efforts were aimed towards service to the academe and to the community not only through academic excellence but also through socio-civic undertakings.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Sixties'''=== <br /> <br /> The years 1966-67 saw the Society make its mark through its many contributions to the University. Cognizant of its role in the academe, ECOSOC spearheaded the drive in raising funds for projects like two fellowship grants and the donation of books to the CBA. The convocations, student-teacher dialogues, then considered eloquent steps, were germane to economics. Those years were indeed productive years for ECOSOC in as much as the Formal Scholarship Fund for Economics majors was founded.<br /> <br /> In 1967, ECOSOC struggled for “independence” from the CBA. It was the assertion of ECOSOC to break free from CBA’s congestion. Then as ever, it was active in its projects and views on campus politics and issues. Also, its Scholarship Fund was continued. To further realize ECOSOC’s commitment to intellectual upliftment, convocations and lecture series featuring professors from here and abroad were held to expound on topics relevant to economics like National Economy and Foreign Trade. 1967 also marked the metamorphosis of the Society from a confined group of honor students to one open to all Economics Majors. It was then that ECOSOC received its first Most Outstanding Organization Award.<br /> <br /> ECOSOC was consistent in furthering academic awareness and excellence through convocations and symposia in the late sixties. One of the most important achievements of the Society was its conception of a consolidation of all Economics student organizations in the country. Thus was born the Junior Philippine Economics Society. It aimed to establish and promote goodwill among economics students and helped create awareness and commitment to improve the economic, political and cultural welfare of the Filipino.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Seventies'''=== <br /> <br /> In the seventies, ECOSOC became highly politicized and involved in university and national issues. In 1975, it launched Economic Consciousness Week to instill awareness of current economic trends in the country and thus help create an atmosphere conducive to discussion of basic issues. ECOSOC also spearheaded the formation of the Economics Student Council. It was none other than Dean Jose Encarnacion who delegated to the Society the task of organizing the council.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Eighties'''=== <br /> <br /> The start of the eighties saw ECOSOC sustain its ideas and renew its commitment. Aside from the symposia, tutorials and convocations that were sponsored, its socio-civic projects were at the heights when visits to Bacoor, Bicutan and the various housing areas in the campus were made. Nurseries and medical clinics were sponsored to reach out to the underprivileged in our society. Company tours, contest and fundraisers were also undertaken. As contribution to the Diamond Jubilee of the University, ECOSOC co-sponsored a socio-cultural activity involving the alumni and the parents of the Economics majors. Aside from this, the Society sponsored an Alumni Homecoming. To cap the Society’s Silver Anniversary, it received the prestigious Wenceslao Vinzon’s Award as the Most Outstanding Organization.<br /> <br /> In 1986, ECOSOC received the Presidential Award for Outstanding Organization in the entire UP system nationwide. In 1987, it duplicated this feat. The Society’s secret is, of course, its members. Our chief attraction is the opportunity to meet people and to be with people. People with a common resolve to serve, who, in the process, derive a lot of satisfaction; economists who are firm in the belief that people are the best capital, and service is the best investment.<br /> <br /> In commemoration of its 30th anniversary, in 1988, it sponsored an Alumni Homecoming held at the Executive House. A Bingo Social was also held to obtain funds for the scholars it supported. It was also during this time that ECOSOC began to grant its members discount privileges by coming out with the official membership cards. In 1989, “Into You”, a trend-setting dance party was held at the Faces Disco. Also on the same year, ECOSOC sponsored a concert of Freddie Aguilar to help build a school in Lagro.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Nineties'''=== <br /> <br /> 1990 was a reason to celebrate as it once again received the Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization in the entire UP system. 1990’s fundraisers were the Pinoy Wrestling and a disco/concert/fashion show held at Faces Disco – “Sari-Sari Night.&quot; The following year, ECOSOC sponsored the movie premiere of “Home Alone” at the Meralco Theater, after which a disco-party was held at Mars Disco. September of 1991, it featured two of the country’s up and coming bands – Artstart and G-steps at the Faces Disco, where our own ECOSOC band pitted talents with them. At the beginning of 1992, ECOSOC introduced the most generous fundraiser ever. “2 Legit 2 Quit” featured the advance screening of two blockbuster movies, “Dead Again” and “Other People’s Money”, both premieres were held at the Meralco Theater. The second night was followed by a concert of the famous Side A Band at the newly opened Music Hall.<br /> <br /> ECOSOC takes pride in its many achievements. The many achievements of UP Ecosoc have not been ignored, as it has received the now defunct Wenceslao Vinzon’s award for Most Outstanding Organization four times. It has also been bestowed the Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization, the most coveted award in the entire UP System. Recently, the organization received the Gawad Chancellor for Most Outstanding Organization and the Alpha Phi Omega Oblation Award for Best Organization both in 1999. Its manifold contributions to the UP School of Economics are, namely: the establishment of the Scholarship Funds, the establishment of the Junior Philippine Economics Society, its membership in UNISON, its helping to organize the Alumni Association and spearheading the formation of the Economics Student Council.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC now and beyond'''=== <br /> <br /> Today, the University of the Philippines Economics Society remains true to the young, idealistic vision that created it and to the collective sense of service and camaraderie that sustains it. One of the organization's objectives, that of directly contributing as much as the members possibly can to alleviate social problems – has motivated ECOSOC’s establishment of weekend nurseries and day-care activities at nearby Pook Ricarte and weekly tutorials for the sixth graders of San Vicente Elementary School, which are directly supervised by the members themselves. As an academic organization, the Society conducts study groups and tutorials, holds book sales and rentals, publishes a paper, the ECHOES, and even collects sample exams for the benefit of the economic student.<br /> <br /> With the start of the new millennium, the Society boasts of one of the largest memberships in the entire UP System, now standing at around two hundred. The Society has become known for its various activities, all of which aim for the well being of its members and the achievement of its goals of SERVICE, EXCELLENCE, and TRADITION. These include company tours, talks and symposia, seminars, various sports events, variety shows, semestral fundraisers, etc. ECOSOC continues to conduct weekly day care sessions for younger children from Pook Ricarte, and semestral Free Clinics for various communities.<br /> <br /> Until the first semester of 2003, the society had been sponsoring weekly tutorials for the Grade Six students of Balara Elementary School, with free art, writing, and sports workshops for selected students of the same school. However, a modification in the class schedules of the sixth grade classes from the afternoon to the morning prompted a major change. At present, the society now sponsors the weekly tutorials of the San Vicente Elementary sixth graders – but with the same passion and commitment that has marked their endeavors.<br /> <br /> By means of the UP Economics Society Scholarship Fund (ESSF), four deserving students are currently able to go to high school with full scholarships. They are Josephine Aragon, Leonard Bryle Briones, Jackielyn dela Cruz and Abigail Tinio. Every first Saturday of the month, they are treated to a Scholars’ Lunch Out by their appointed Ecosoc ate and/or kuya guardian and other Ecosocers.<br /> <br /> ECOSOC believes that the study of economics cannot be totally isolated from any other social phenomenon and that the UP student, particularly the ECOSOCer, is inherently responsible to the Filipino people. What the student doesn’t learn inside the classroom is learned in the world called ECOSOC. <br /> <br /> <br /> ECOSOC is a dynamic organization that strives with its motto at hand, “…Paglingkuran ang Diyos, Kapwa at Bayan” – truly a commitment to serve.<br /> <br /> ==Vision Mission==<br /> ===Semestral Theme===<br /> Impelled by the hype of last semester’s celebration, UP ECOSOC has been able to exceed itself, exploring new frontiers that have added to its remarkable distinction as an organization driven by the desire to bring societal change and advancement. <br /> <br /> As we move forward into another year of service, excellence and tradition, together, we continue the golden streak by refocusing our undertakings in community development and proving that we are rooted in the socio-civic cause that was envisioned by our founding members in 1958. <br /> <br /> This semester’s theme calls upon the members to reexamine their involvement in the numerous endeavors that have been embarked by this organization and to realign their goals and ideals with the society’s true nature. <br /> <br /> A cause doesn’t only bring about action. It is defined by it.<br /> Let us assert that we are Truly ECOSOC: Living the Cause since 1958.<br /> <br /> ==Committees==<br /> ===Adhoc-Taskforce===<br /> <br /> Headed by the President, Adhoc is responsible for the month-long celebration of the Society’s anniversary month every September. On the other hand, Taskforce is a special committee headed by the Vice President. Taskforce is responsible for the society’s major fundraising event that will support the ESSF. <br /> <br /> ===Academic Affairs===<br /> Its responsibility is to make sure that most of the academic needs of the members are met, as well as establish a good relationship with <br /> the UPSE faculty. They hold book rentals, symposia, tutorials, debate trainings and programs for the faculty. <br /> <br /> ===Comunity Development===<br /> This committee is known as the HEART OF ECOSOC. It supervises the weekly tutorials for the Grade 3 students of Balara Elementary School every Monday and the weekly day care sessions for the younger children of Pook Ricarte every Saturday.<br /> <br /> ===Echoes===<br /> Echoes is the official publication of the society. Echoes documents all of the society’s undertakings and provides a venue for Ecosocers with an inclination for writings. This committee manages the organization’s website and it also publishes the literary works, opinions and committee news.<br /> <br /> ===External Affairs===<br /> Our “window” to the outside world, Externals updates the society with what’s going on around the college, university and the nation. It coordinates with the students and officers of other Econ organizations, PHILCES, or Philippine Council of Economics Students and of JPES, or Junior Philippine Economics Society. It also holds symposia, talks and company tours for Ecosocers. <br /> <br /> ===Finance===<br /> Finance is responsible for the monitoring and maintenance of the society’s financial status and releases financial statements for each month. It holds meaningful and timely activities to raise funds for the organization, such as the National Youth Summit for Sustainable Development and Tree Planting.<br /> <br /> ===Liaison===<br /> Liaison is the society’s coordinator with the alumni. It updates the alumni on the activities the society is holding. It is responsible for updating the alumni database as it grows bigger after every semester. It holds career talks, symposia, company tours, and alumni dinners.<br /> <br /> ===Membership===<br /> The Membership Committee handles the entire application process. It screens the applicants and monitors the progress of the members of the society. It is primarily responsible in the internal unity of the organization. It also holds the fun-filled Tambay Week every semester.<br /> <br /> ===Secretariat===<br /> <br /> As a virtual “extended arm” of the Secretary, Seccom is responsible for all paperwork in the society (except the publication) and artwork (posters, production work etc). It is responsible for the decorations as well as the cleanliness of the Ecosoc’s tambayan at SE 121. It also takes charge of the society’s directory, t-shirts, and the applicant’s sigsheet and the Ecosoc calendar.<br /> <br /> ===Special Events===<br /> SPEV holds exciting events such as the Treasure or Scavenger Hunt, Vice Night, Christmas Party in line with the organization’s thrusts and the members’ well-being. It also caters to the cultural undertakings of the society. <br /> <br /> ===Sports===<br /> The Sports Committee takes care of all the sporting events of the society like the Members Bersus Applicants, Race of Thunder, and other Ecosoc tournaments.<br /> <br /> ===Executive Committee===<br /> The Executive Committee, or the Execom, is the highest governing body in the Society. It is composed of 12 members of Committee Chairpersons and Officers. The Execom meets every Friday, 12:00-1:00pm at the tambayan.<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Special Committees===<br /> =====ConCom=====<br /> The Constitution Committee is in charge ofthe constitution’s revisions and amendments.<br /> <br /> =====Comelec=====<br /> The Commission on Elections is in charge of the election held towards the end of the first semester.<br /> <br /> =====ScholCom=====<br /> The Scholar Committee is composed of the five guardians of the scholars, the President, the Treasurer and the CDC chairperson. They are the ones in-charge of the well-being of the scholars. <br /> <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> * 2nd Place, [LENTE], Best Organizational Activity (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 3rd Place, [National Youth Congress], Best Organizational Activity (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 2nd Place, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Glai Villanueva], Ecoknowmics 2007 Quiz Bee (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 3rd Place, [Brylle Baluyot], Ecoknowmics 2007 Quiz Bee, Individual Category (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * Champion, Futsal (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * Champion, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Jinky Cajulao], Ecolympiad’s National Quiz Bee (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * Champion, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Jinky Cajulao], Ecolympiad’s National Case Study (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * Quarterfinalist, [Janica Magat, Katz Manzano, Inna Morillo], National Debate Championship (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * 2nd place, Best Org Event (Junior Philippine Economics Society): Summit on Human, Social and Intellectual Capital Formation, 2004<br /> * Champion, Community Work – School Based, 2nd Quezon City Youth Achievers Awards (Office of the Vice Mayor of Quezon City), 2003 (trophy with plaque)<br /> * Champion, Individual Category, 15th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2003<br /> * 1st Place, 1st Intercollegiate Frisbee Tournament (Jack N Jill Nova), 2003<br /> * Champion, 13th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2001<br /> * 1st Runner-up, Debates (UP Diliman Debate Circuit), 2001<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Splatt: 1st Paintball Challenge (UP Economics Society), 2001<br /> * Runner-up, Lorenzo M. Tañada National Debate Tournament – Metro Manila Area (Paragon of Scholarship Foundation Inc.), 2000<br /> * Most Outstanding Student Organization (Gawad Chancellor), 1999<br /> * Oblation Award for Best Student Organization (Alpha Phi Omega), 1999<br /> * 1st Place, Carolfest ’99 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1999<br /> * Champion, “Square Tayo” Trivia Quiz Show (UP School of Economics Student Council), 1998<br /> * Champion, Himig ng Kapaskuhan: Carolfest ’98 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1998<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1998<br /> * 1st Place, Kantahan at Kapayapaan sa Kapaskuhan: 17th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1997<br /> * Champion, Trimeet – Soccer (ADMU-DLSU-UP), 1997<br /> * Champion, Trimeet – Mixed Volleyball (ADMU-DLSU-UP), 1997<br /> * 1st Place, 14th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1995<br /> * Champion, Debates (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1994<br /> * Champion, Economics Debate Competition (UP Economics Towards Consciousness), 1994<br /> * Runner-up, Slow-Pitch Softball Tournament (UP College of Human Kinetics), 1994<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1993<br /> * 1st Place, Sounds in Season: 11th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1991<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Ladies’ Corps), 1990<br /> * 2nd Place, 2nd Inter-Organization Economics Quiz (Rotary Club of Kalookan Central), 1990<br /> * Champion, Spikefest ’89 (UP Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants), 1989<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1989<br /> * 1st Runner-up, Tri-Meet Interschool Sportsfest – Obstacle Course (DLSU Council of Student Organizations), 1989<br /> * 2nd Place, Himig ’89 (UP Corps of Cadets), 1989<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1989<br /> * Presidential Award to UP ECOSOC Choir, in recognition of Caroling Taskforce and as Carolfest * 87 Champion (UP President), 1988<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1988<br /> * 1st Place, Interschool Economics Quiz (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1987<br /> * 1st Place, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Best Choreography, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * 1st Place, Charades (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Champion, Carolfest ’86 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1986<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’86 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1986 <br /> * 2nd Place, 6th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1986<br /> * Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization (UP President), 1985<br /> * 3rd Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1985<br /> * 3rd Place, Carolfest ’85 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1985<br /> * 2nd Place, Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1984<br /> * 2nd Place, Sportsfest (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1984<br /> * 2nd Place, Ang Musikong Kristiyano Bilang Isang Pilipino – Group Singing Category, 1984<br /> * Champion, Academic Committee Inter-Org Kiamoy Quiz Show (UP Economics Society), 1983<br /> * 3rd Place, Himig ’83 (UP Corps of Cadets), 1983<br /> * Champion, School of Economics Quizonomics (UPSE Student Council), 1982<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’82 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1982<br /> * Special Prize Winner, 3rd Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1981<br /> * 2nd Place, Carolfest ’80 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1980<br /> * 3rd Runner-up, Quadmeet (IE ECOSOC UPZS UPSCA), 1976<br /> * Overall Champion, Tri-Sectoral Sports Festival (UP School of Economics), no date<br /> * Overall Champion, B.A.S.E. Games – Org Category (Pan Xenia), no date<br /> * 2nd Place, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), no date<br /> * 3rd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), no date<br /> * Tilaukan Winner, no presenter, no date<br /> * Winner, [Marian Panganiban], Best Economics Student (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> *Finalist, [Inna Morillo, Katz Manzano and Erica Manuel], Motions in Motions Debate, JPES, 2008<br /> * Winner, [http://aosolstice.com Solstice: Dating Marathon Till the Break of Dawn], Best Party Event (Astring-O-Sol Challenge), 2008<br /> *2nd Place, Dodgeball, JPES Sportsfets, 2009<br /> *3rd Place, Michael Anabo, Table Tennis, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, Basketball, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [John Gan &amp; Dom Garcia], Badminton Doubles, JPES SPortsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [John Gan], Badminton Singles, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Three-peat Winners, Futsal, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [Michael Anabo], Stock Trading Game, Philippine Stock Exchange and JPES, 2009 <br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[http://upecosoc.org/ Official Website of the UP Economics Society]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://ecosoc.multiply.com UP ECOSOC's Multiply account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://upecosoc.forumotion.net/ UP ECOSOC Forum]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.youtube.com/user/upecosoc UP ECOSOC's YouTube account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]][[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

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<p>Aralvaro1: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;div class=&quot;infobox&quot;; style=&quot;float:right&quot;&gt; <br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;width: 25em; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 95%; text-align: left;&quot; <br /> |colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;text-align: center; font-size: larger;&quot; | '''UP Economics Society'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> |- <br /> | colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;padding: 1em 0; text-align: center;&quot;| [[Image:CAPlogo.jpg|150px|align=&quot;center&quot;]] &lt;br /&gt; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Established <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | September 1958<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Organization Type <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Socio-Civic<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | President <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Mr. Raymond Rainier Zabala<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Location<br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Room 121 School of Economics, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Website <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | http://www.upcapbase.org/ <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Contact Us<br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | ecosoc.execom@gmail.com<br /> |} <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> The '''UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES ECONOMICS SOCIETY''' (''UP ECOSOC'') is a non-stock, non-profit organization, whose existence is hinged on its core belief - Service, Exellence and Tradition. Exemplifying its continued commitment to this thrust, UP Ecosoc engages itself on numerous socio-civic activities, most notable of there is the scholarship that it provides for the deserving high school students through the UP Ecosoc Scholarship Fund (UP ESSF).<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> <br /> The UP ECONOMICS SOCIETY traces its beginnings to September 1958, when a group of honor students in the College of Business Administration decided to form an organization geared towards the task of tapping and maximizing the potentials of Business Administration, Arts and Sciences students who took Economics as a minor field. They envisioned an erudite elite whose efforts were aimed towards service to the academe and to the community not only through academic excellence but also through socio-civic undertakings.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Sixties'''=== <br /> <br /> The years 1966-67 saw the Society make its mark through its many contributions to the University. Cognizant of its role in the academe, ECOSOC spearheaded the drive in raising funds for projects like two fellowship grants and the donation of books to the CBA. The convocations, student-teacher dialogues, then considered eloquent steps, were germane to economics. Those years were indeed productive years for ECOSOC in as much as the Formal Scholarship Fund for Economics majors was founded.<br /> <br /> In 1967, ECOSOC struggled for “independence” from the CBA. It was the assertion of ECOSOC to break free from CBA’s congestion. Then as ever, it was active in its projects and views on campus politics and issues. Also, its Scholarship Fund was continued. To further realize ECOSOC’s commitment to intellectual upliftment, convocations and lecture series featuring professors from here and abroad were held to expound on topics relevant to economics like National Economy and Foreign Trade. 1967 also marked the metamorphosis of the Society from a confined group of honor students to one open to all Economics Majors. It was then that ECOSOC received its first Most Outstanding Organization Award.<br /> <br /> ECOSOC was consistent in furthering academic awareness and excellence through convocations and symposia in the late sixties. One of the most important achievements of the Society was its conception of a consolidation of all Economics student organizations in the country. Thus was born the Junior Philippine Economics Society. It aimed to establish and promote goodwill among economics students and helped create awareness and commitment to improve the economic, political and cultural welfare of the Filipino.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Seventies'''=== <br /> <br /> In the seventies, ECOSOC became highly politicized and involved in university and national issues. In 1975, it launched Economic Consciousness Week to instill awareness of current economic trends in the country and thus help create an atmosphere conducive to discussion of basic issues. ECOSOC also spearheaded the formation of the Economics Student Council. It was none other than Dean Jose Encarnacion who delegated to the Society the task of organizing the council.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Eighties'''=== <br /> <br /> The start of the eighties saw ECOSOC sustain its ideas and renew its commitment. Aside from the symposia, tutorials and convocations that were sponsored, its socio-civic projects were at the heights when visits to Bacoor, Bicutan and the various housing areas in the campus were made. Nurseries and medical clinics were sponsored to reach out to the underprivileged in our society. Company tours, contest and fundraisers were also undertaken. As contribution to the Diamond Jubilee of the University, ECOSOC co-sponsored a socio-cultural activity involving the alumni and the parents of the Economics majors. Aside from this, the Society sponsored an Alumni Homecoming. To cap the Society’s Silver Anniversary, it received the prestigious Wenceslao Vinzon’s Award as the Most Outstanding Organization.<br /> <br /> In 1986, ECOSOC received the Presidential Award for Outstanding Organization in the entire UP system nationwide. In 1987, it duplicated this feat. The Society’s secret is, of course, its members. Our chief attraction is the opportunity to meet people and to be with people. People with a common resolve to serve, who, in the process, derive a lot of satisfaction; economists who are firm in the belief that people are the best capital, and service is the best investment.<br /> <br /> In commemoration of its 30th anniversary, in 1988, it sponsored an Alumni Homecoming held at the Executive House. A Bingo Social was also held to obtain funds for the scholars it supported. It was also during this time that ECOSOC began to grant its members discount privileges by coming out with the official membership cards. In 1989, “Into You”, a trend-setting dance party was held at the Faces Disco. Also on the same year, ECOSOC sponsored a concert of Freddie Aguilar to help build a school in Lagro.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Nineties'''=== <br /> <br /> 1990 was a reason to celebrate as it once again received the Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization in the entire UP system. 1990’s fundraisers were the Pinoy Wrestling and a disco/concert/fashion show held at Faces Disco – “Sari-Sari Night.&quot; The following year, ECOSOC sponsored the movie premiere of “Home Alone” at the Meralco Theater, after which a disco-party was held at Mars Disco. September of 1991, it featured two of the country’s up and coming bands – Artstart and G-steps at the Faces Disco, where our own ECOSOC band pitted talents with them. At the beginning of 1992, ECOSOC introduced the most generous fundraiser ever. “2 Legit 2 Quit” featured the advance screening of two blockbuster movies, “Dead Again” and “Other People’s Money”, both premieres were held at the Meralco Theater. The second night was followed by a concert of the famous Side A Band at the newly opened Music Hall.<br /> <br /> ECOSOC takes pride in its many achievements. The many achievements of UP Ecosoc have not been ignored, as it has received the now defunct Wenceslao Vinzon’s award for Most Outstanding Organization four times. It has also been bestowed the Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization, the most coveted award in the entire UP System. Recently, the organization received the Gawad Chancellor for Most Outstanding Organization and the Alpha Phi Omega Oblation Award for Best Organization both in 1999. Its manifold contributions to the UP School of Economics are, namely: the establishment of the Scholarship Funds, the establishment of the Junior Philippine Economics Society, its membership in UNISON, its helping to organize the Alumni Association and spearheading the formation of the Economics Student Council.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC now and beyond'''=== <br /> <br /> Today, the University of the Philippines Economics Society remains true to the young, idealistic vision that created it and to the collective sense of service and camaraderie that sustains it. One of the organization's objectives, that of directly contributing as much as the members possibly can to alleviate social problems – has motivated ECOSOC’s establishment of weekend nurseries and day-care activities at nearby Pook Ricarte and weekly tutorials for the sixth graders of San Vicente Elementary School, which are directly supervised by the members themselves. As an academic organization, the Society conducts study groups and tutorials, holds book sales and rentals, publishes a paper, the ECHOES, and even collects sample exams for the benefit of the economic student.<br /> <br /> With the start of the new millennium, the Society boasts of one of the largest memberships in the entire UP System, now standing at around two hundred. The Society has become known for its various activities, all of which aim for the well being of its members and the achievement of its goals of SERVICE, EXCELLENCE, and TRADITION. These include company tours, talks and symposia, seminars, various sports events, variety shows, semestral fundraisers, etc. ECOSOC continues to conduct weekly day care sessions for younger children from Pook Ricarte, and semestral Free Clinics for various communities.<br /> <br /> Until the first semester of 2003, the society had been sponsoring weekly tutorials for the Grade Six students of Balara Elementary School, with free art, writing, and sports workshops for selected students of the same school. However, a modification in the class schedules of the sixth grade classes from the afternoon to the morning prompted a major change. At present, the society now sponsors the weekly tutorials of the San Vicente Elementary sixth graders – but with the same passion and commitment that has marked their endeavors.<br /> <br /> By means of the UP Economics Society Scholarship Fund (ESSF), four deserving students are currently able to go to high school with full scholarships. They are Josephine Aragon, Leonard Bryle Briones, Jackielyn dela Cruz and Abigail Tinio. Every first Saturday of the month, they are treated to a Scholars’ Lunch Out by their appointed Ecosoc ate and/or kuya guardian and other Ecosocers.<br /> <br /> ECOSOC believes that the study of economics cannot be totally isolated from any other social phenomenon and that the UP student, particularly the ECOSOCer, is inherently responsible to the Filipino people. What the student doesn’t learn inside the classroom is learned in the world called ECOSOC. <br /> <br /> <br /> ECOSOC is a dynamic organization that strives with its motto at hand, “…Paglingkuran ang Diyos, Kapwa at Bayan” – truly a commitment to serve.<br /> <br /> ==Vision Mission==<br /> ===Semestral Theme===<br /> Impelled by the hype of last semester’s celebration, UP ECOSOC has been able to exceed itself, exploring new frontiers that have added to its remarkable distinction as an organization driven by the desire to bring societal change and advancement. <br /> <br /> As we move forward into another year of service, excellence and tradition, together, we continue the golden streak by refocusing our undertakings in community development and proving that we are rooted in the socio-civic cause that was envisioned by our founding members in 1958. <br /> <br /> This semester’s theme calls upon the members to reexamine their involvement in the numerous endeavors that have been embarked by this organization and to realign their goals and ideals with the society’s true nature. <br /> <br /> A cause doesn’t only bring about action. It is defined by it.<br /> Let us assert that we are Truly ECOSOC: Living the Cause since 1958.<br /> <br /> ==Committees==<br /> ===Adhoc-Taskforce===<br /> <br /> Headed by the President, Adhoc is responsible for the month-long celebration of the Society’s anniversary month every September. On the other hand, Taskforce is a special committee headed by the Vice President. Taskforce is responsible for the society’s major fundraising event that will support the ESSF. <br /> <br /> ===Academic Affairs===<br /> Its responsibility is to make sure that most of the academic needs of the members are met, as well as establish a good relationship with <br /> the UPSE faculty. They hold book rentals, symposia, tutorials, debate trainings and programs for the faculty. <br /> <br /> ===Comunity Development===<br /> This committee is known as the HEART OF ECOSOC. It supervises the weekly tutorials for the Grade 3 students of Balara Elementary School every Monday and the weekly day care sessions for the younger children of Pook Ricarte every Saturday.<br /> <br /> ===Echoes===<br /> Echoes is the official publication of the society. Echoes documents all of the society’s undertakings and provides a venue for Ecosocers with an inclination for writings. This committee manages the organization’s website and it also publishes the literary works, opinions and committee news.<br /> <br /> ===External Affairs===<br /> Our “window” to the outside world, Externals updates the society with what’s going on around the college, university and the nation. It coordinates with the students and officers of other Econ organizations, PHILCES, or Philippine Council of Economics Students and of JPES, or Junior Philippine Economics Society. It also holds symposia, talks and company tours for Ecosocers. <br /> <br /> ===Finance===<br /> Finance is responsible for the monitoring and maintenance of the society’s financial status and releases financial statements for each month. It holds meaningful and timely activities to raise funds for the organization, such as the National Youth Summit for Sustainable Development and Tree Planting.<br /> <br /> ===Liaison===<br /> Liaison is the society’s coordinator with the alumni. It updates the alumni on the activities the society is holding. It is responsible for updating the alumni database as it grows bigger after every semester. It holds career talks, symposia, company tours, and alumni dinners.<br /> <br /> ===Membership===<br /> The Membership Committee handles the entire application process. It screens the applicants and monitors the progress of the members of the society. It is primarily responsible in the internal unity of the organization. It also holds the fun-filled Tambay Week every semester.<br /> <br /> ===Secretariat===<br /> <br /> As a virtual “extended arm” of the Secretary, Seccom is responsible for all paperwork in the society (except the publication) and artwork (posters, production work etc). It is responsible for the decorations as well as the cleanliness of the Ecosoc’s tambayan at SE 121. It also takes charge of the society’s directory, t-shirts, and the applicant’s sigsheet and the Ecosoc calendar.<br /> <br /> ===Special Events===<br /> SPEV holds exciting events such as the Treasure or Scavenger Hunt, Vice Night, Christmas Party in line with the organization’s thrusts and the members’ well-being. It also caters to the cultural undertakings of the society. <br /> <br /> ===Sports===<br /> The Sports Committee takes care of all the sporting events of the society like the Members Bersus Applicants, Race of Thunder, and other Ecosoc tournaments.<br /> <br /> ===Executive Committee===<br /> The Executive Committee, or the Execom, is the highest governing body in the Society. It is composed of 12 members of Committee Chairpersons and Officers. The Execom meets every Friday, 12:00-1:00pm at the tambayan.<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Special Committees===<br /> =====ConCom=====<br /> The Constitution Committee is in charge ofthe constitution’s revisions and amendments.<br /> <br /> =====Comelec=====<br /> The Commission on Elections is in charge of the election held towards the end of the first semester.<br /> <br /> =====ScholCom=====<br /> The Scholar Committee is composed of the five guardians of the scholars, the President, the Treasurer and the CDC chairperson. They are the ones in-charge of the well-being of the scholars. <br /> <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> * 2nd Place, [LENTE], Best Organizational Activity (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 3rd Place, [National Youth Congress], Best Organizational Activity (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 2nd Place, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Glai Villanueva], Ecoknowmics 2007 Quiz Bee (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 3rd Place, [Brylle Baluyot], Ecoknowmics 2007 Quiz Bee, Individual Category (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * Champion, Futsal (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * Champion, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Jinky Cajulao], Ecolympiad’s National Quiz Bee (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * Champion, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Jinky Cajulao], Ecolympiad’s National Case Study (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * Quarterfinalist, [Janica Magat, Katz Manzano, Inna Morillo], National Debate Championship (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * 2nd place, Best Org Event (Junior Philippine Economics Society): Summit on Human, Social and Intellectual Capital Formation, 2004<br /> * Champion, Community Work – School Based, 2nd Quezon City Youth Achievers Awards (Office of the Vice Mayor of Quezon City), 2003 (trophy with plaque)<br /> * Champion, Individual Category, 15th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2003<br /> * 1st Place, 1st Intercollegiate Frisbee Tournament (Jack N Jill Nova), 2003<br /> * Champion, 13th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2001<br /> * 1st Runner-up, Debates (UP Diliman Debate Circuit), 2001<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Splatt: 1st Paintball Challenge (UP Economics Society), 2001<br /> * Runner-up, Lorenzo M. Tañada National Debate Tournament – Metro Manila Area (Paragon of Scholarship Foundation Inc.), 2000<br /> * Most Outstanding Student Organization (Gawad Chancellor), 1999<br /> * Oblation Award for Best Student Organization (Alpha Phi Omega), 1999<br /> * 1st Place, Carolfest ’99 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1999<br /> * Champion, “Square Tayo” Trivia Quiz Show (UP School of Economics Student Council), 1998<br /> * Champion, Himig ng Kapaskuhan: Carolfest ’98 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1998<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1998<br /> * 1st Place, Kantahan at Kapayapaan sa Kapaskuhan: 17th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1997<br /> * Champion, Trimeet – Soccer (ADMU-DLSU-UP), 1997<br /> * Champion, Trimeet – Mixed Volleyball (ADMU-DLSU-UP), 1997<br /> * 1st Place, 14th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1995<br /> * Champion, Debates (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1994<br /> * Champion, Economics Debate Competition (UP Economics Towards Consciousness), 1994<br /> * Runner-up, Slow-Pitch Softball Tournament (UP College of Human Kinetics), 1994<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1993<br /> * 1st Place, Sounds in Season: 11th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1991<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Ladies’ Corps), 1990<br /> * 2nd Place, 2nd Inter-Organization Economics Quiz (Rotary Club of Kalookan Central), 1990<br /> * Champion, Spikefest ’89 (UP Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants), 1989<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1989<br /> * 1st Runner-up, Tri-Meet Interschool Sportsfest – Obstacle Course (DLSU Council of Student Organizations), 1989<br /> * 2nd Place, Himig ’89 (UP Corps of Cadets), 1989<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1989<br /> * Presidential Award to UP ECOSOC Choir, in recognition of Caroling Taskforce and as Carolfest * 87 Champion (UP President), 1988<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1988<br /> * 1st Place, Interschool Economics Quiz (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1987<br /> * 1st Place, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Best Choreography, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * 1st Place, Charades (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Champion, Carolfest ’86 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1986<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’86 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1986 <br /> * 2nd Place, 6th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1986<br /> * Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization (UP President), 1985<br /> * 3rd Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1985<br /> * 3rd Place, Carolfest ’85 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1985<br /> * 2nd Place, Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1984<br /> * 2nd Place, Sportsfest (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1984<br /> * 2nd Place, Ang Musikong Kristiyano Bilang Isang Pilipino – Group Singing Category, 1984<br /> * Champion, Academic Committee Inter-Org Kiamoy Quiz Show (UP Economics Society), 1983<br /> * 3rd Place, Himig ’83 (UP Corps of Cadets), 1983<br /> * Champion, School of Economics Quizonomics (UPSE Student Council), 1982<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’82 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1982<br /> * Special Prize Winner, 3rd Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1981<br /> * 2nd Place, Carolfest ’80 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1980<br /> * 3rd Runner-up, Quadmeet (IE ECOSOC UPZS UPSCA), 1976<br /> * Overall Champion, Tri-Sectoral Sports Festival (UP School of Economics), no date<br /> * Overall Champion, B.A.S.E. Games – Org Category (Pan Xenia), no date<br /> * 2nd Place, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), no date<br /> * 3rd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), no date<br /> * Tilaukan Winner, no presenter, no date<br /> * Winner, [Marian Panganiban], Best Economics Student (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> *Finalist, [Inna Morillo, Katz Manzano and Erica Manuel], Motions in Motions Debate, JPES, 2008<br /> * Winner, [http://aosolstice.com Solstice: Dating Marathon Till the Break of Dawn], Best Party Event (Astring-O-Sol Challenge), 2008<br /> *2nd Place, Dodgeball, JPES Sportsfets, 2009<br /> *3rd Place, Michael Anabo, Table Tennis, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, Basketball, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [John Gan &amp; Dom Garcia], Badminton Doubles, JPES SPortsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [John Gan], Badminton Singles, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Three-peat Winners, Futsal, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [Michael Anabo], Stock Trading Game, Philippine Stock Exchange and JPES, 2009 <br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[http://upecosoc.org/ Official Website of the UP Economics Society]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://ecosoc.multiply.com UP ECOSOC's Multiply account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://upecosoc.forumotion.net/ UP ECOSOC Forum]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.youtube.com/user/upecosoc UP ECOSOC's YouTube account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]][[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4332 2009-04-19T02:18:13Z

<p>Aralvaro1: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;div class=&quot;infobox&quot;; style=&quot;float:right&quot;&gt; <br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;width: 25em; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 95%; text-align: left;&quot; <br /> |colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;text-align: center; font-size: larger;&quot; | '''University of the Philippines &lt;br&gt;Career Assistance Program'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> |- <br /> | colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;padding: 1em 0; text-align: center;&quot;| [[Image:CAPlogo.jpg|150px|align=&quot;center&quot;]] &lt;br /&gt; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Established <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Organization Type <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Professional Organization<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Affiliated Colleges <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | [http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/index.php/UP_College_of_Business_Administration UP College of Business Administration] and [http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/index.php/UP_School_of_Economics UP School of Economics]<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Location<br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | College of Business Administration, UP Diliman <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Website <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | http://www.upcapbase.org/ <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Contact Us<br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | upcap@upcapbase.org<br /> |} <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> :The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> :CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> :To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> :With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> :But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> :The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> :The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> :The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> :While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> === First Semester Events===<br /> <br /> [[Image:1stsempubmats.png|frame|center|&lt;div align=&quot;center&quot;&gt;''From Left to Right:'' General Assembly, CAPture, Series and INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar&lt;/div&gt;]]<br /> <br /> '''General Assembly''' <br /> :The General Assembly is held at the beginning of each semester. The entire organization: directors, assistant directors and their staff meet about what to expect in the coming months. Members are addressed by the board of directors, or sometimes a guest speaker, and are invited to participate in several planning and team-building activities.<br /> <br /> '''CAPture'''<br /> :Capture is the organization’s recruitment week held at the beginning of the school year. A gallery and registration booth are set up and invitations are distributed to all graduating students to encourage them to avail of the organization’s services.<br /> <br /> '''Series'''<br /> :Series aims to help students discover their interests and find the career path that is right for them. A series of tests is administered to determine each student’s personality type; findings are then matched to suitable career options.<br /> <br /> '''INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar'''<br /> :The Industry Orientation Seminar is a two-day activity intended to introduce students to different industries such as Manufacturing, Banking, Pharmaceutical, among others. Speakers are invited from the top companies of several industries to orient students on the possibilities that await them in each major industry and to discuss possible career paths and opportunities for growth and personal development through a panel discussion and open forum.<br /> <br /> === Second Semester Events ===<br /> [[Image:2ndsem.png|frame|center|&lt;div align=&quot;center&quot;&gt;''From Left to Right:'' TAJA: Total Approach to Job Application, COERS: Company Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar and CAP Week: Job Fair &lt;/div&gt;]]<br /> <br /> '''TAJA: Total Approach To Job Application'''<br /> :The Total Approach to Job Application orients CBA and SE students in the job application process. It tackles several topics that range from resume writing and power dressing to job interviews. Speakers are invited from leading companies to talk about the “what” and the “what-not” to do in the application processes and to answer questions and concerns of students during the open forum.<br /> <br /> '''COERS: Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar'''<br /> :This event introduces graduating students to different companies. Speakers are given an opportunity to “sell” their companies to the students, and to explain the employment opportunities that they offer.<br /> <br /> '''CAP Week'''<br /> :This event is a weeklong job fair that brings the biggest names from different industries to the university. Students are given a chance to choose among a wide array of companies, learn about various career opportunities, submit their resumes, and ultimately, get one step closer to getting their dream jobs.<br /> <br /> ''' Mixer'''<br /> :This event is a mixer for graduating students and company recruiters or prospective employers. It aims to give students a chance to meet and greet with professionals from different companies and industries.<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4331 2009-04-19T02:13:31Z

<p>Aralvaro1: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;div class=&quot;infobox&quot;; style=&quot;float:right&quot;&gt; <br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;width: 25em; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 95%; text-align: left;&quot; <br /> |colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;text-align: center; font-size: larger;&quot; | '''University of the Philippines &lt;br&gt;Career Assistance Program'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> |- <br /> | colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;padding: 1em 0; text-align: center;&quot;| [[Image:CAPlogo.jpg|150px|align=&quot;center&quot;]] &lt;br /&gt; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Established <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Organization Type <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Service <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | President <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Ms. Majo Unida<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Affiliated Colleges <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | [http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/index.php/UP_College_of_Business_Administration UP College of Business Administration] and [http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/index.php/UP_School_of_Economics UP School of Economics]<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Location<br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | College of Business Administration, UP Diliman <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Website <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | http://www.upcapbase.org/ <br /> |} <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> :The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> :CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> :To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> :With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> :But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> :The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> :The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> :The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> :While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> === First Semester Events===<br /> <br /> [[Image:1stsempubmats.png|frame|center|&lt;div align=&quot;center&quot;&gt;''From Left to Right:'' General Assembly, CAPture, Series and INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar&lt;/div&gt;]]<br /> <br /> '''General Assembly''' <br /> :The General Assembly is held at the beginning of each semester. The entire organization: directors, assistant directors and their staff meet about what to expect in the coming months. Members are addressed by the board of directors, or sometimes a guest speaker, and are invited to participate in several planning and team-building activities.<br /> <br /> '''CAPture'''<br /> :Capture is the organization’s recruitment week held at the beginning of the school year. A gallery and registration booth are set up and invitations are distributed to all graduating students to encourage them to avail of the organization’s services.<br /> <br /> '''Series'''<br /> :Series aims to help students discover their interests and find the career path that is right for them. A series of tests is administered to determine each student’s personality type; findings are then matched to suitable career options.<br /> <br /> '''INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar'''<br /> :The Industry Orientation Seminar is a two-day activity intended to introduce students to different industries such as Manufacturing, Banking, Pharmaceutical, among others. Speakers are invited from the top companies of several industries to orient students on the possibilities that await them in each major industry and to discuss possible career paths and opportunities for growth and personal development through a panel discussion and open forum.<br /> <br /> === Second Semester Events ===<br /> [[Image:2ndsem.png|frame|center|&lt;div align=&quot;center&quot;&gt;''From Left to Right:'' TAJA: Total Approach to Job Application, COERS: Company Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar and CAP Week: Job Fair &lt;/div&gt;]]<br /> <br /> '''TAJA: Total Approach To Job Application'''<br /> :The Total Approach to Job Application orients CBA and SE students in the job application process. It tackles several topics that range from resume writing and power dressing to job interviews. Speakers are invited from leading companies to talk about the “what” and the “what-not” to do in the application processes and to answer questions and concerns of students during the open forum.<br /> <br /> '''COERS: Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar'''<br /> :This event introduces graduating students to different companies. Speakers are given an opportunity to “sell” their companies to the students, and to explain the employment opportunities that they offer.<br /> <br /> '''CAP Week'''<br /> :This event is a weeklong job fair that brings the biggest names from different industries to the university. Students are given a chance to choose among a wide array of companies, learn about various career opportunities, submit their resumes, and ultimately, get one step closer to getting their dream jobs.<br /> <br /> ''' Mixer'''<br /> :This event is a mixer for graduating students and company recruiters or prospective employers. It aims to give students a chance to meet and greet with professionals from different companies and industries.<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4330 2009-04-19T02:11:02Z

<p>Aralvaro1: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;div class=&quot;infobox&quot;; style=&quot;float:right&quot;&gt; <br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;width: 25em; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 95%; text-align: left;&quot; <br /> |colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;text-align: center; font-size: larger;&quot; | '''University of the Philippines &lt;br&gt;Career Assistance Program'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> |- <br /> | colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;padding: 1em 0; text-align: center;&quot;| [[Image:CAPlogo.jpg|150px|align=&quot;center&quot;]] &lt;br /&gt; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Established <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Organization Type <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Service <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | President <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Ms. Majo Unida<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Affiliated Colleges <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | UP SE and UP CBA<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Location<br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | College of Business Administration, UP Diliman <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Website <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | http://www.upcapbase.org/ <br /> |} <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> :The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> :CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> :To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> :With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> :But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> :The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> :The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> :The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> :While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> === First Semester Events===<br /> <br /> [[Image:1stsempubmats.png|frame|center|&lt;div align=&quot;center&quot;&gt;''From Left to Right:'' General Assembly, CAPture, Series and INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar&lt;/div&gt;]]<br /> <br /> '''General Assembly''' <br /> :The General Assembly is held at the beginning of each semester. The entire organization: directors, assistant directors and their staff meet about what to expect in the coming months. Members are addressed by the board of directors, or sometimes a guest speaker, and are invited to participate in several planning and team-building activities.<br /> <br /> '''CAPture'''<br /> :Capture is the organization’s recruitment week held at the beginning of the school year. A gallery and registration booth are set up and invitations are distributed to all graduating students to encourage them to avail of the organization’s services.<br /> <br /> '''Series'''<br /> :Series aims to help students discover their interests and find the career path that is right for them. A series of tests is administered to determine each student’s personality type; findings are then matched to suitable career options.<br /> <br /> '''INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar'''<br /> :The Industry Orientation Seminar is a two-day activity intended to introduce students to different industries such as Manufacturing, Banking, Pharmaceutical, among others. Speakers are invited from the top companies of several industries to orient students on the possibilities that await them in each major industry and to discuss possible career paths and opportunities for growth and personal development through a panel discussion and open forum.<br /> <br /> === Second Semester Events ===<br /> [[Image:2ndsem.png|frame|center|&lt;div align=&quot;center&quot;&gt;''From Left to Right:'' TAJA: Total Approach to Job Application, COERS: Company Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar and CAP Week: Job Fair &lt;/div&gt;]]<br /> <br /> '''TAJA: Total Approach To Job Application'''<br /> :The Total Approach to Job Application orients CBA and SE students in the job application process. It tackles several topics that range from resume writing and power dressing to job interviews. Speakers are invited from leading companies to talk about the “what” and the “what-not” to do in the application processes and to answer questions and concerns of students during the open forum.<br /> <br /> '''COERS: Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar'''<br /> :This event introduces graduating students to different companies. Speakers are given an opportunity to “sell” their companies to the students, and to explain the employment opportunities that they offer.<br /> <br /> '''CAP Week'''<br /> :This event is a weeklong job fair that brings the biggest names from different industries to the university. Students are given a chance to choose among a wide array of companies, learn about various career opportunities, submit their resumes, and ultimately, get one step closer to getting their dream jobs.<br /> <br /> ''' Mixer'''<br /> :This event is a mixer for graduating students and company recruiters or prospective employers. It aims to give students a chance to meet and greet with professionals from different companies and industries.<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4329 2009-04-19T02:07:49Z

<p>Aralvaro1: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;div class=&quot;infobox&quot;; style=&quot;float:right&quot;&gt; <br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;width: 17em; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 95%; text-align: left;&quot; <br /> |colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;text-align: center; font-size: larger;&quot; | '''University of the Philippines &lt;br&gt;Career Assistance Program'''&lt;br&gt;<br /> |- <br /> | colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;padding: 1em 0; text-align: center;&quot;| [[Image:CAPlogo.jpg|150px|align=&quot;center&quot;]] &lt;br /&gt; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Established <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Organization Type <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Service <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Location<br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | College of Business Administration, UP Diliman <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Website <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | http://www.upcapbase.org/ <br /> |} <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> :The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> :CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> :To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> :With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> :But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> :The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> :The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> :The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> :While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> === First Semester Events===<br /> <br /> [[Image:1stsempubmats.png|frame|center|&lt;div align=&quot;center&quot;&gt;''From Left to Right:'' General Assembly, CAPture, Series and INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar&lt;/div&gt;]]<br /> <br /> '''General Assembly''' <br /> :The General Assembly is held at the beginning of each semester. The entire organization: directors, assistant directors and their staff meet about what to expect in the coming months. Members are addressed by the board of directors, or sometimes a guest speaker, and are invited to participate in several planning and team-building activities.<br /> <br /> '''CAPture'''<br /> :Capture is the organization’s recruitment week held at the beginning of the school year. A gallery and registration booth are set up and invitations are distributed to all graduating students to encourage them to avail of the organization’s services.<br /> <br /> '''Series'''<br /> :Series aims to help students discover their interests and find the career path that is right for them. A series of tests is administered to determine each student’s personality type; findings are then matched to suitable career options.<br /> <br /> '''INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar'''<br /> :The Industry Orientation Seminar is a two-day activity intended to introduce students to different industries such as Manufacturing, Banking, Pharmaceutical, among others. Speakers are invited from the top companies of several industries to orient students on the possibilities that await them in each major industry and to discuss possible career paths and opportunities for growth and personal development through a panel discussion and open forum.<br /> <br /> === Second Semester Events ===<br /> [[Image:2ndsem.png|frame|center|&lt;div align=&quot;center&quot;&gt;''From Left to Right:'' TAJA: Total Approach to Job Application, COERS: Company Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar and CAP Week: Job Fair &lt;/div&gt;]]<br /> <br /> '''TAJA: Total Approach To Job Application'''<br /> :The Total Approach to Job Application orients CBA and SE students in the job application process. It tackles several topics that range from resume writing and power dressing to job interviews. Speakers are invited from leading companies to talk about the “what” and the “what-not” to do in the application processes and to answer questions and concerns of students during the open forum.<br /> <br /> '''COERS: Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar'''<br /> :This event introduces graduating students to different companies. Speakers are given an opportunity to “sell” their companies to the students, and to explain the employment opportunities that they offer.<br /> <br /> '''CAP Week'''<br /> :This event is a weeklong job fair that brings the biggest names from different industries to the university. Students are given a chance to choose among a wide array of companies, learn about various career opportunities, submit their resumes, and ultimately, get one step closer to getting their dream jobs.<br /> <br /> ''' Mixer'''<br /> :This event is a mixer for graduating students and company recruiters or prospective employers. It aims to give students a chance to meet and greet with professionals from different companies and industries.<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4328 2009-04-19T01:54:15Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* First Semester Events */</p> <hr /> <div>The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> :The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> :CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> :To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> :With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> :But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> :The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> :The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> :The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> :While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> === First Semester Events===<br /> <br /> [[Image:1stsempubmats.png|frame|center|&lt;div align=&quot;center&quot;&gt;''From Left to Right:'' General Assembly, CAPture, Series and INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar&lt;/div&gt;]]<br /> <br /> '''General Assembly''' <br /> :The General Assembly is held at the beginning of each semester. The entire organization: directors, assistant directors and their staff meet about what to expect in the coming months. Members are addressed by the board of directors, or sometimes a guest speaker, and are invited to participate in several planning and team-building activities.<br /> <br /> '''CAPture'''<br /> :Capture is the organization’s recruitment week held at the beginning of the school year. A gallery and registration booth are set up and invitations are distributed to all graduating students to encourage them to avail of the organization’s services.<br /> <br /> '''Series'''<br /> :Series aims to help students discover their interests and find the career path that is right for them. A series of tests is administered to determine each student’s personality type; findings are then matched to suitable career options.<br /> <br /> '''INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar'''<br /> :The Industry Orientation Seminar is a two-day activity intended to introduce students to different industries such as Manufacturing, Banking, Pharmaceutical, among others. Speakers are invited from the top companies of several industries to orient students on the possibilities that await them in each major industry and to discuss possible career paths and opportunities for growth and personal development through a panel discussion and open forum.<br /> <br /> === Second Semester Events ===<br /> [[Image:2ndsem.png|frame|center|&lt;div align=&quot;center&quot;&gt;''From Left to Right:'' TAJA: Total Approach to Job Application, COERS: Company Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar and CAP Week: Job Fair &lt;/div&gt;]]<br /> <br /> '''TAJA: Total Approach To Job Application'''<br /> :The Total Approach to Job Application orients CBA and SE students in the job application process. It tackles several topics that range from resume writing and power dressing to job interviews. Speakers are invited from leading companies to talk about the “what” and the “what-not” to do in the application processes and to answer questions and concerns of students during the open forum.<br /> <br /> '''COERS: Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar'''<br /> :This event introduces graduating students to different companies. Speakers are given an opportunity to “sell” their companies to the students, and to explain the employment opportunities that they offer.<br /> <br /> '''CAP Week'''<br /> :This event is a weeklong job fair that brings the biggest names from different industries to the university. Students are given a chance to choose among a wide array of companies, learn about various career opportunities, submit their resumes, and ultimately, get one step closer to getting their dream jobs.<br /> <br /> ''' Mixer'''<br /> :This event is a mixer for graduating students and company recruiters or prospective employers. It aims to give students a chance to meet and greet with professionals from different companies and industries.<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4327 2009-04-19T01:53:56Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* Events */</p> <hr /> <div>The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> :The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> :CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> :To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> :With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> :But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> :The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> :The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> :The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> :While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> === First Semester Events===<br /> <br /> [[Image:1stsempubmats.png|frame|center|&lt;div align=&quot;center&quot;&gt;''From Left to Right:'' General Assembly, CAPture, Series and INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar]]<br /> <br /> '''General Assembly''' <br /> :The General Assembly is held at the beginning of each semester. The entire organization: directors, assistant directors and their staff meet about what to expect in the coming months. Members are addressed by the board of directors, or sometimes a guest speaker, and are invited to participate in several planning and team-building activities.<br /> <br /> '''CAPture'''<br /> :Capture is the organization’s recruitment week held at the beginning of the school year. A gallery and registration booth are set up and invitations are distributed to all graduating students to encourage them to avail of the organization’s services.<br /> <br /> '''Series'''<br /> :Series aims to help students discover their interests and find the career path that is right for them. A series of tests is administered to determine each student’s personality type; findings are then matched to suitable career options.<br /> <br /> '''INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar'''<br /> :The Industry Orientation Seminar is a two-day activity intended to introduce students to different industries such as Manufacturing, Banking, Pharmaceutical, among others. Speakers are invited from the top companies of several industries to orient students on the possibilities that await them in each major industry and to discuss possible career paths and opportunities for growth and personal development through a panel discussion and open forum.<br /> <br /> <br /> === Second Semester Events ===<br /> [[Image:2ndsem.png|frame|center|&lt;div align=&quot;center&quot;&gt;''From Left to Right:'' TAJA: Total Approach to Job Application, COERS: Company Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar and CAP Week: Job Fair &lt;/div&gt;]]<br /> <br /> '''TAJA: Total Approach To Job Application'''<br /> :The Total Approach to Job Application orients CBA and SE students in the job application process. It tackles several topics that range from resume writing and power dressing to job interviews. Speakers are invited from leading companies to talk about the “what” and the “what-not” to do in the application processes and to answer questions and concerns of students during the open forum.<br /> <br /> '''COERS: Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar'''<br /> :This event introduces graduating students to different companies. Speakers are given an opportunity to “sell” their companies to the students, and to explain the employment opportunities that they offer.<br /> <br /> '''CAP Week'''<br /> :This event is a weeklong job fair that brings the biggest names from different industries to the university. Students are given a chance to choose among a wide array of companies, learn about various career opportunities, submit their resumes, and ultimately, get one step closer to getting their dream jobs.<br /> <br /> ''' Mixer'''<br /> :This event is a mixer for graduating students and company recruiters or prospective employers. It aims to give students a chance to meet and greet with professionals from different companies and industries.<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4326 2009-04-19T01:53:11Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* Events */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> :The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> :CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> :To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> :With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> :But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> :The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> :The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> :The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> :While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> === First Semester Events===<br /> <br /> [[Image:1stsempubmats.png|frame|center|&lt;div align=&quot;center&quot;&gt;''From Left to Right:'' General Assembly, CAPture, Series and INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar]]<br /> <br /> '''General Assembly''' <br /> :The General Assembly is held at the beginning of each semester. The entire organization: directors, assistant directors and their staff meet about what to expect in the coming months. Members are addressed by the board of directors, or sometimes a guest speaker, and are invited to participate in several planning and team-building activities.<br /> <br /> '''CAPture'''<br /> :Capture is the organization’s recruitment week held at the beginning of the school year. A gallery and registration booth are set up and invitations are distributed to all graduating students to encourage them to avail of the organization’s services.<br /> <br /> '''Series'''<br /> :Series aims to help students discover their interests and find the career path that is right for them. A series of tests is administered to determine each student’s personality type; findings are then matched to suitable career options.<br /> <br /> '''INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar'''<br /> :The Industry Orientation Seminar is a two-day activity intended to introduce students to different industries such as Manufacturing, Banking, Pharmaceutical, among others. Speakers are invited from the top companies of several industries to orient students on the possibilities that await them in each major industry and to discuss possible career paths and opportunities for growth and personal development through a panel discussion and open forum.<br /> <br /> <br /> === Second Semester Events ===<br /> [[Image:2ndsem.png|frame|center|&lt;div align=&quot;center&quot;&gt;''From Left to Right:'' TAJA: Total Approach to Job Application, COERS: Company Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar and CAP Week: Job Fair &lt;/div&gt;]]<br /> <br /> '''TAJA: Total Approach To Job Application'''<br /> :The Total Approach to Job Application orients CBA and SE students in the job application process. It tackles several topics that range from resume writing and power dressing to job interviews. Speakers are invited from leading companies to talk about the “what” and the “what-not” to do in the application processes and to answer questions and concerns of students during the open forum.<br /> <br /> '''COERS: Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar'''<br /> :This event introduces graduating students to different companies. Speakers are given an opportunity to “sell” their companies to the students, and to explain the employment opportunities that they offer.<br /> <br /> '''CAP Week'''<br /> :This event is a weeklong job fair that brings the biggest names from different industries to the university. Students are given a chance to choose among a wide array of companies, learn about various career opportunities, submit their resumes, and ultimately, get one step closer to getting their dream jobs.<br /> <br /> ''' Mixer'''<br /> :This event is a mixer for graduating students and company recruiters or prospective employers. It aims to give students a chance to meet and greet with professionals from different companies and industries.<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4325 2009-04-19T01:46:55Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* Events */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> :The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> :CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> :To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> :With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> :But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> :The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> :The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> :The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> :While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> === First Semester Events===<br /> <br /> [[Image:1stsempubmats.png|frame|center|&lt;b&gt;From Left to Right:&lt;/b&gt; General Assembly, CAPture, Series and INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar]]<br /> <br /> '''General Assembly''' <br /> :The General Assembly is held at the beginning of each semester. The entire organization: directors, assistant directors and their staff meet about what to expect in the coming months. Members are addressed by the board of directors, or sometimes a guest speaker, and are invited to participate in several planning and team-building activities.<br /> <br /> '''CAPture'''<br /> :Capture is the organization’s recruitment week held at the beginning of the school year. A gallery and registration booth are set up and invitations are distributed to all graduating students to encourage them to avail of the organization’s services.<br /> <br /> '''Series'''<br /> :Series aims to help students discover their interests and find the career path that is right for them. A series of tests is administered to determine each student’s personality type; findings are then matched to suitable career options.<br /> <br /> '''INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar'''<br /> :The Industry Orientation Seminar is a two-day activity intended to introduce students to different industries such as Manufacturing, Banking, Pharmaceutical, among others. Speakers are invited from the top companies of several industries to orient students on the possibilities that await them in each major industry and to discuss possible career paths and opportunities for growth and personal development through a panel discussion and open forum.<br /> <br /> <br /> === Second Semester Events ===<br /> [[Image:2ndsem.png|frame|center|&lt;b&gt;From Left to Right:&lt;/b&gt; TAJA: Total Approach to Job Application, COERS: Company Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar and CAP Week: Job Fair ]]<br /> <br /> '''TAJA: Total Approach To Job Application'''<br /> :The Total Approach to Job Application orients CBA and SE students in the job application process. It tackles several topics that range from resume writing and power dressing to job interviews. Speakers are invited from leading companies to talk about the “what” and the “what-not” to do in the application processes and to answer questions and concerns of students during the open forum.<br /> <br /> '''COERS: Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar'''<br /> :This event introduces graduating students to different companies. Speakers are given an opportunity to “sell” their companies to the students, and to explain the employment opportunities that they offer.<br /> <br /> '''CAP Week'''<br /> :This event is a weeklong job fair that brings the biggest names from different industries to the university. Students are given a chance to choose among a wide array of companies, learn about various career opportunities, submit their resumes, and ultimately, get one step closer to getting their dream jobs.<br /> <br /> ''' Mixer'''<br /> :This event is a mixer for graduating students and company recruiters or prospective employers. It aims to give students a chance to meet and greet with professionals from different companies and industries.<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4324 2009-04-19T01:37:41Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* Events */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> :The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> :CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> :To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> :With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> :But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> :The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> :The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> :The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> :While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> === First Semester Events===<br /> <br /> [[Image:1stsempubmats.png|frame|center|&lt;b&gt;From Left to Right:&lt;/b&gt; General Assembly, CAPture, Series and INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar]]<br /> <br /> '''General Assembly''' <br /> :The General Assembly is held at the beginning of each semester. The entire organization: directors, assistant directors and their staff meet about what to expect in the coming months. Members are addressed by the board of directors, or sometimes a guest speaker, and are invited to participate in several planning and team-building activities.<br /> <br /> '''CAPture'''<br /> :Capture is the organization’s recruitment week held at the beginning of the school year. A gallery and registration booth are set up and invitations are distributed to all graduating students to encourage them to avail of the organization’s services.<br /> <br /> '''Series'''<br /> :Series aims to help students discover their interests and find the career path that is right for them. A series of tests is administered to determine each student’s personality type; findings are then matched to suitable career options.<br /> <br /> '''INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar'''<br /> :The Industry Orientation Seminar is a two-day activity intended to introduce students to different industries such as Manufacturing, Banking, Pharmaceutical, among others. Speakers are invited from the top companies of several industries to orient students on the possibilities that await them in each major industry and to discuss possible career paths and opportunities for growth and personal development through a panel discussion and open forum.<br /> <br /> <br /> === Second Semester Events ===<br /> [[Image:2ndsem.png|frame|center|&lt;b&gt;From Left to Right:&lt;/b&gt; TAJA: Total Approach to Job Application, COERS: Company Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar and CAP Week: Job Fair ]]<br /> <br /> '''TAJA: Total Approach To Job Application'''<br /> :The Total Approach to Job Application orients CBA and SE students in the job application process. It tackles several topics that range from resume writing and power dressing to job interviews. Speakers are invited from leading companies to talk about the “what” and the “what-not” to do in the application processes and to answer questions and concerns of students during the open forum.<br /> <br /> '''COERS: Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar'''<br /> :This event introduces graduating students to different companies. Speakers are given an opportunity to “sell” their companies to the students, and to explain the employment opportunities that they offer.<br /> <br /> '''CAP Week'''<br /> :This event is a weeklong job fair that brings the biggest names from different industries to the university. Students are given a chance to choose among a wide array of companies, learn about various career opportunities, submit their resumes, and ultimately, get one step closer to getting their dream jobs.<br /> <br /> ''' Mixer'''<br /> :This event is a mixer for graduating students and company recruiters or prospective employers. It aims to give students a chance to meet and greet with professionals from different companies and industries.<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4323 2009-04-19T01:37:08Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* Events */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> :The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> :CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> :To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> :With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> :But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> :The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> :The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> :The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> :While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> === First Semester Events===<br /> <br /> [[Image:1stsempubmats.png|frame|center|&lt;b&gt;From Left to Right:&lt;/b&gt; General Assembly, CAPture, Series and INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar]]<br /> <br /> '''General Assembly''' <br /> :The General Assembly is held at the beginning of each semester. The entire organization: directors, assistant directors and their staff meet about what to expect in the coming months. Members are addressed by the board of directors, or sometimes a guest speaker, and are invited to participate in several planning and team-building activities.<br /> <br /> '''CAPture'''<br /> :Capture is the organization’s recruitment week held at the beginning of the school year. A gallery and registration booth are set up and invitations are distributed to all graduating students to encourage them to avail of the organization’s services.<br /> <br /> '''Series'''<br /> :Series aims to help students discover their interests and find the career path that is right for them. A series of tests is administered to determine each student’s personality type; findings are then matched to suitable career options.<br /> <br /> '''INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar'''<br /> :The Industry Orientation Seminar is a two-day activity intended to introduce students to different industries such as Manufacturing, Banking, Pharmaceutical, among others. Speakers are invited from the top companies of several industries to orient students on the possibilities that await them in each major industry and to discuss possible career paths and opportunities for growth and personal development through a panel discussion and open forum.<br /> <br /> [[Image:2ndsem.png|frame|center|&lt;b&gt;From Left to Right:&lt;/b&gt; TAJA: Total Approach to Job Application, COERS: Company Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar and CAP Week: Job Fair ]]<br /> <br /> '''TAJA: Total Approach To Job Application'''<br /> :The Total Approach to Job Application orients CBA and SE students in the job application process. It tackles several topics that range from resume writing and power dressing to job interviews. Speakers are invited from leading companies to talk about the “what” and the “what-not” to do in the application processes and to answer questions and concerns of students during the open forum.<br /> <br /> '''COERS: Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar'''<br /> :This event introduces graduating students to different companies. Speakers are given an opportunity to “sell” their companies to the students, and to explain the employment opportunities that they offer.<br /> <br /> '''CAP Week'''<br /> :This event is a weeklong job fair that brings the biggest names from different industries to the university. Students are given a chance to choose among a wide array of companies, learn about various career opportunities, submit their resumes, and ultimately, get one step closer to getting their dream jobs.<br /> <br /> ''' Mixer'''<br /> :This event is a mixer for graduating students and company recruiters or prospective employers. It aims to give students a chance to meet and greet with professionals from different companies and industries.<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=File:2ndsem.png&diff=4322 2009-04-19T01:36:03Z

<p>Aralvaro1: uploaded a new version of &quot;Image:2ndsem.png&quot;</p> <hr /> <div></div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4321 2009-04-19T01:34:52Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* Organization Overview */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> :The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> :CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> :To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> :With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> :But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> :The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> :The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> :The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> :While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> === First Semester Events===<br /> <br /> [[Image:1stsempubmats.png|frame|center|From Left to Right: General Assembly, CAPture, Series and INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar]]<br /> <br /> '''General Assembly''' <br /> :The General Assembly is held at the beginning of each semester. The entire organization: directors, assistant directors and their staff meet about what to expect in the coming months. Members are addressed by the board of directors, or sometimes a guest speaker, and are invited to participate in several planning and team-building activities.<br /> <br /> '''CAPture'''<br /> :Capture is the organization’s recruitment week held at the beginning of the school year. A gallery and registration booth are set up and invitations are distributed to all graduating students to encourage them to avail of the organization’s services.<br /> <br /> '''Series'''<br /> :Series aims to help students discover their interests and find the career path that is right for them. A series of tests is administered to determine each student’s personality type; findings are then matched to suitable career options.<br /> <br /> '''INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar'''<br /> :The Industry Orientation Seminar is a two-day activity intended to introduce students to different industries such as Manufacturing, Banking, Pharmaceutical, among others. Speakers are invited from the top companies of several industries to orient students on the possibilities that await them in each major industry and to discuss possible career paths and opportunities for growth and personal development through a panel discussion and open forum.<br /> <br /> [[Image:2ndsem.png|frame|center|From Left to Right: TAJA: Total Approach to Job Application, COERS: Company Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar and CAP Week: Job Fair ]]<br /> <br /> '''TAJA: Total Approach To Job Application'''<br /> :The Total Approach to Job Application orients CBA and SE students in the job application process. It tackles several topics that range from resume writing and power dressing to job interviews. Speakers are invited from leading companies to talk about the “what” and the “what-not” to do in the application processes and to answer questions and concerns of students during the open forum.<br /> <br /> '''COERS: Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar'''<br /> :This event introduces graduating students to different companies. Speakers are given an opportunity to “sell” their companies to the students, and to explain the employment opportunities that they offer.<br /> <br /> '''CAP Week'''<br /> :This event is a weeklong job fair that brings the biggest names from different industries to the university. Students are given a chance to choose among a wide array of companies, learn about various career opportunities, submit their resumes, and ultimately, get one step closer to getting their dream jobs.<br /> <br /> ''' Mixer'''<br /> :This event is a mixer for graduating students and company recruiters or prospective employers. It aims to give students a chance to meet and greet with professionals from different companies and industries.<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

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Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4319 2009-04-19T01:34:07Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* Events */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> === First Semester Events===<br /> <br /> [[Image:1stsempubmats.png|frame|center|From Left to Right: General Assembly, CAPture, Series and INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar]]<br /> <br /> '''General Assembly''' <br /> :The General Assembly is held at the beginning of each semester. The entire organization: directors, assistant directors and their staff meet about what to expect in the coming months. Members are addressed by the board of directors, or sometimes a guest speaker, and are invited to participate in several planning and team-building activities.<br /> <br /> '''CAPture'''<br /> :Capture is the organization’s recruitment week held at the beginning of the school year. A gallery and registration booth are set up and invitations are distributed to all graduating students to encourage them to avail of the organization’s services.<br /> <br /> '''Series'''<br /> :Series aims to help students discover their interests and find the career path that is right for them. A series of tests is administered to determine each student’s personality type; findings are then matched to suitable career options.<br /> <br /> '''INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar'''<br /> :The Industry Orientation Seminar is a two-day activity intended to introduce students to different industries such as Manufacturing, Banking, Pharmaceutical, among others. Speakers are invited from the top companies of several industries to orient students on the possibilities that await them in each major industry and to discuss possible career paths and opportunities for growth and personal development through a panel discussion and open forum.<br /> <br /> [[Image:2ndsem.png|frame|center|From Left to Right: TAJA: Total Approach to Job Application, COERS: Company Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar and CAP Week: Job Fair ]]<br /> <br /> '''TAJA: Total Approach To Job Application'''<br /> :The Total Approach to Job Application orients CBA and SE students in the job application process. It tackles several topics that range from resume writing and power dressing to job interviews. Speakers are invited from leading companies to talk about the “what” and the “what-not” to do in the application processes and to answer questions and concerns of students during the open forum.<br /> <br /> '''COERS: Company Exposure and Recruitment Seminar'''<br /> :This event introduces graduating students to different companies. Speakers are given an opportunity to “sell” their companies to the students, and to explain the employment opportunities that they offer.<br /> <br /> '''CAP Week'''<br /> :This event is a weeklong job fair that brings the biggest names from different industries to the university. Students are given a chance to choose among a wide array of companies, learn about various career opportunities, submit their resumes, and ultimately, get one step closer to getting their dream jobs.<br /> <br /> ''' Mixer'''<br /> :This event is a mixer for graduating students and company recruiters or prospective employers. It aims to give students a chance to meet and greet with professionals from different companies and industries.<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

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Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4316 2009-04-19T01:20:43Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* Events */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> === First Semester Events===<br /> <br /> [[Image:1stsempubmats.png|From Left to Right: General Assembly, CAPture, Series, INDORS: Industry Orientation Seminar]]<br /> <br /> '''CAPture'''<br /> Capture is the organization’s recruitment week held at the beginning of the school year. A gallery and registration booth are set up and invitations are distributed to all graduating students to encourage them to avail of the organization’s services.<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4315 2009-04-19T00:44:21Z

<p>Aralvaro1: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4314 2009-04-19T00:44:08Z

<p>Aralvaro1: </p> <hr /> <div>((Infobox<br /> <br /> | style=&quot;width: 17em; border-collapse: collapse;background-color: white; font-size: 95%; text-align: left;&quot; <br /> |colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;text-align: center; font-size: larger;&quot; | <br /> |- <br /> | colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;padding: 1em 0; text-align: center;&quot;| [[Image: CAPlogo.jpg]] &lt;br /&gt; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Established <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Type of Organization <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Service-Oriented Org<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Location <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | College of Business Administration, UP Diliman<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Website <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | http://www.upcapbase.org <br /> | <br /> <br /> ))<br /> <br /> <br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4313 2009-04-19T00:43:50Z

<p>Aralvaro1: </p> <hr /> <div>((Infobox<br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;width: 17em; border-collapse: collapse;background-color: white; font-size: 95%; text-align: left;&quot; <br /> |colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;text-align: center; font-size: larger;&quot; | <br /> |- <br /> | colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;padding: 1em 0; text-align: center;&quot;| [[Image: CAPlogo.jpg]] &lt;br /&gt; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Established <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Type of Organization <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Service-Oriented Org<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Location <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | College of Business Administration, UP Diliman<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Website <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | http://www.upcapbase.org <br /> |} <br /> <br /> ))<br /> <br /> <br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

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Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4311 2009-04-19T00:33:04Z

<p>Aralvaro1: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;div class=&quot;infobox&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;width: 17em; border-collapse: collapse;background-color: white; font-size: 95%; text-align: left;&quot; <br /> |colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;text-align: center; font-size: larger;&quot; | <br /> |- <br /> | colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;padding: 1em 0; text-align: center;&quot;| [[Image: CAPlogo.jpg]] &lt;br /&gt; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Established <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Type of Organization <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Service-Oriented Org<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Location <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | College of Business Administration, UP Diliman<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Website <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | http://www.upcapbase.org <br /> |} <br /> <br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

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Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4309 2009-04-19T00:31:55Z

<p>Aralvaro1: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;div class=&quot;infobox&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;width: 17em; border-collapse: collapse;background-color: white; font-size: 95%; text-align: left;&quot; <br /> |colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;text-align: center; font-size: larger;&quot; | <br /> |- <br /> | colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;padding: 1em 0; text-align: center;&quot;| [[Image: logo.jpg]] &lt;br /&gt; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Established <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Type of Organization <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Service-Oriented Org<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Location <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | College of Business Administration, UP Diliman<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Website <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | http://www.upcapbase.org <br /> |} <br /> <br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4308 2009-04-19T00:28:22Z

<p>Aralvaro1: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;div class=&quot;infobox&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;width: 17em; border-collapse: collapse;background-color: white; font-size: 95%; text-align: left;&quot; <br /> |colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;text-align: center; font-size: larger;&quot; | <br /> |- <br /> | colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;padding: 1em 0; text-align: center;&quot;| [[Image: none]] &lt;br /&gt; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Established <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Type of Organization <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Service-Oriented Org<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Location <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | College of Business Administration, UP Diliman<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Website <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | http://www.upcapbase.org <br /> |} <br /> <br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4307 2009-04-19T00:27:47Z

<p>Aralvaro1: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;div class=&quot;infobox&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;width: 17em; border-collapse: collapse;background-color: white; font-size: 95%; text-align: left;&quot; <br /> |colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;text-align: center; font-size: larger;&quot; | <br /> |- <br /> | colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;padding: 1em 0; text-align: center;&quot;| [[Image: none]] &lt;br /&gt; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Established <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Type of Organization <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Service-Oriented Org<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Location <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | College of Business Administration, UP Diliman<br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> |- valign=&quot;top&quot; <br /> ! style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | Website <br /> | style=&quot;border-top: solid 1px #aaaaaa;&quot; | [http://www.upcapbase.org] <br /> |} <br /> <br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

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Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Economics_Society&diff=4305 2009-04-19T00:10:45Z

<p>Aralvaro1: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox<br /> | name = The UP Economics Society<br /> | image = [[Image:ecosoc.jpg|frame|center]]<br /> | imagecaption = Semestral Logo<br /> | Year = September 1958<br /> | type = Socio-Civic<br /> | president = Mr. Raymond Rainier Zabala<br /> | Tambayan = Room 121, UP School of Economics, UP Diliman, Quezon City<br /> | title = The Ecosoc Song<br /> | web link = http://upecosoc.org<br /> <br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> The '''UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES ECONOMICS SOCIETY''' (''UP ECOSOC'') is a non-stock, non-profit organization, whose existence is hinged on its core belief - Service, Exellence and Tradition. Exemplifying its continued commitment to this thrust, UP Ecosoc engages itself on numerous socio-civic activities, most notable of there is the scholarship that it provides for the deserving high school students through the UP Ecosoc Scholarship Fund (UP ESSF).<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> <br /> The UP ECONOMICS SOCIETY traces its beginnings to September 1958, when a group of honor students in the College of Business Administration decided to form an organization geared towards the task of tapping and maximizing the potentials of Business Administration, Arts and Sciences students who took Economics as a minor field. They envisioned an erudite elite whose efforts were aimed towards service to the academe and to the community not only through academic excellence but also through socio-civic undertakings.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Sixties'''=== <br /> <br /> The years 1966-67 saw the Society make its mark through its many contributions to the University. Cognizant of its role in the academe, ECOSOC spearheaded the drive in raising funds for projects like two fellowship grants and the donation of books to the CBA. The convocations, student-teacher dialogues, then considered eloquent steps, were germane to economics. Those years were indeed productive years for ECOSOC in as much as the Formal Scholarship Fund for Economics majors was founded.<br /> <br /> In 1967, ECOSOC struggled for “independence” from the CBA. It was the assertion of ECOSOC to break free from CBA’s congestion. Then as ever, it was active in its projects and views on campus politics and issues. Also, its Scholarship Fund was continued. To further realize ECOSOC’s commitment to intellectual upliftment, convocations and lecture series featuring professors from here and abroad were held to expound on topics relevant to economics like National Economy and Foreign Trade. 1967 also marked the metamorphosis of the Society from a confined group of honor students to one open to all Economics Majors. It was then that ECOSOC received its first Most Outstanding Organization Award.<br /> <br /> ECOSOC was consistent in furthering academic awareness and excellence through convocations and symposia in the late sixties. One of the most important achievements of the Society was its conception of a consolidation of all Economics student organizations in the country. Thus was born the Junior Philippine Economics Society. It aimed to establish and promote goodwill among economics students and helped create awareness and commitment to improve the economic, political and cultural welfare of the Filipino.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Seventies'''=== <br /> <br /> In the seventies, ECOSOC became highly politicized and involved in university and national issues. In 1975, it launched Economic Consciousness Week to instill awareness of current economic trends in the country and thus help create an atmosphere conducive to discussion of basic issues. ECOSOC also spearheaded the formation of the Economics Student Council. It was none other than Dean Jose Encarnacion who delegated to the Society the task of organizing the council.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Eighties'''=== <br /> <br /> The start of the eighties saw ECOSOC sustain its ideas and renew its commitment. Aside from the symposia, tutorials and convocations that were sponsored, its socio-civic projects were at the heights when visits to Bacoor, Bicutan and the various housing areas in the campus were made. Nurseries and medical clinics were sponsored to reach out to the underprivileged in our society. Company tours, contest and fundraisers were also undertaken. As contribution to the Diamond Jubilee of the University, ECOSOC co-sponsored a socio-cultural activity involving the alumni and the parents of the Economics majors. Aside from this, the Society sponsored an Alumni Homecoming. To cap the Society’s Silver Anniversary, it received the prestigious Wenceslao Vinzon’s Award as the Most Outstanding Organization.<br /> <br /> In 1986, ECOSOC received the Presidential Award for Outstanding Organization in the entire UP system nationwide. In 1987, it duplicated this feat. The Society’s secret is, of course, its members. Our chief attraction is the opportunity to meet people and to be with people. People with a common resolve to serve, who, in the process, derive a lot of satisfaction; economists who are firm in the belief that people are the best capital, and service is the best investment.<br /> <br /> In commemoration of its 30th anniversary, in 1988, it sponsored an Alumni Homecoming held at the Executive House. A Bingo Social was also held to obtain funds for the scholars it supported. It was also during this time that ECOSOC began to grant its members discount privileges by coming out with the official membership cards. In 1989, “Into You”, a trend-setting dance party was held at the Faces Disco. Also on the same year, ECOSOC sponsored a concert of Freddie Aguilar to help build a school in Lagro.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Nineties'''=== <br /> <br /> 1990 was a reason to celebrate as it once again received the Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization in the entire UP system. 1990’s fundraisers were the Pinoy Wrestling and a disco/concert/fashion show held at Faces Disco – “Sari-Sari Night.&quot; The following year, ECOSOC sponsored the movie premiere of “Home Alone” at the Meralco Theater, after which a disco-party was held at Mars Disco. September of 1991, it featured two of the country’s up and coming bands – Artstart and G-steps at the Faces Disco, where our own ECOSOC band pitted talents with them. At the beginning of 1992, ECOSOC introduced the most generous fundraiser ever. “2 Legit 2 Quit” featured the advance screening of two blockbuster movies, “Dead Again” and “Other People’s Money”, both premieres were held at the Meralco Theater. The second night was followed by a concert of the famous Side A Band at the newly opened Music Hall.<br /> <br /> ECOSOC takes pride in its many achievements. The many achievements of UP Ecosoc have not been ignored, as it has received the now defunct Wenceslao Vinzon’s award for Most Outstanding Organization four times. It has also been bestowed the Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization, the most coveted award in the entire UP System. Recently, the organization received the Gawad Chancellor for Most Outstanding Organization and the Alpha Phi Omega Oblation Award for Best Organization both in 1999. Its manifold contributions to the UP School of Economics are, namely: the establishment of the Scholarship Funds, the establishment of the Junior Philippine Economics Society, its membership in UNISON, its helping to organize the Alumni Association and spearheading the formation of the Economics Student Council.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC now and beyond'''=== <br /> <br /> Today, the University of the Philippines Economics Society remains true to the young, idealistic vision that created it and to the collective sense of service and camaraderie that sustains it. One of the organization's objectives, that of directly contributing as much as the members possibly can to alleviate social problems – has motivated ECOSOC’s establishment of weekend nurseries and day-care activities at nearby Pook Ricarte and weekly tutorials for the sixth graders of San Vicente Elementary School, which are directly supervised by the members themselves. As an academic organization, the Society conducts study groups and tutorials, holds book sales and rentals, publishes a paper, the ECHOES, and even collects sample exams for the benefit of the economic student.<br /> <br /> With the start of the new millennium, the Society boasts of one of the largest memberships in the entire UP System, now standing at around two hundred. The Society has become known for its various activities, all of which aim for the well being of its members and the achievement of its goals of SERVICE, EXCELLENCE, and TRADITION. These include company tours, talks and symposia, seminars, various sports events, variety shows, semestral fundraisers, etc. ECOSOC continues to conduct weekly day care sessions for younger children from Pook Ricarte, and semestral Free Clinics for various communities.<br /> <br /> Until the first semester of 2003, the society had been sponsoring weekly tutorials for the Grade Six students of Balara Elementary School, with free art, writing, and sports workshops for selected students of the same school. However, a modification in the class schedules of the sixth grade classes from the afternoon to the morning prompted a major change. At present, the society now sponsors the weekly tutorials of the San Vicente Elementary sixth graders – but with the same passion and commitment that has marked their endeavors.<br /> <br /> By means of the UP Economics Society Scholarship Fund (ESSF), four deserving students are currently able to go to high school with full scholarships. They are Josephine Aragon, Leonard Bryle Briones, Jackielyn dela Cruz and Abigail Tinio. Every first Saturday of the month, they are treated to a Scholars’ Lunch Out by their appointed Ecosoc ate and/or kuya guardian and other Ecosocers.<br /> <br /> ECOSOC believes that the study of economics cannot be totally isolated from any other social phenomenon and that the UP student, particularly the ECOSOCer, is inherently responsible to the Filipino people. What the student doesn’t learn inside the classroom is learned in the world called ECOSOC. <br /> <br /> <br /> ECOSOC is a dynamic organization that strives with its motto at hand, “…Paglingkuran ang Diyos, Kapwa at Bayan” – truly a commitment to serve.<br /> <br /> ==Vision Mission==<br /> ===Semestral Theme===<br /> Impelled by the hype of last semester’s celebration, UP ECOSOC has been able to exceed itself, exploring new frontiers that have added to its remarkable distinction as an organization driven by the desire to bring societal change and advancement. <br /> <br /> As we move forward into another year of service, excellence and tradition, together, we continue the golden streak by refocusing our undertakings in community development and proving that we are rooted in the socio-civic cause that was envisioned by our founding members in 1958. <br /> <br /> This semester’s theme calls upon the members to reexamine their involvement in the numerous endeavors that have been embarked by this organization and to realign their goals and ideals with the society’s true nature. <br /> <br /> A cause doesn’t only bring about action. It is defined by it.<br /> Let us assert that we are Truly ECOSOC: Living the Cause since 1958.<br /> <br /> ==Committees==<br /> ===Adhoc-Taskforce===<br /> <br /> Headed by the President, Adhoc is responsible for the month-long celebration of the Society’s anniversary month every September. On the other hand, Taskforce is a special committee headed by the Vice President. Taskforce is responsible for the society’s major fundraising event that will support the ESSF. <br /> <br /> ===Academic Affairs===<br /> Its responsibility is to make sure that most of the academic needs of the members are met, as well as establish a good relationship with <br /> the UPSE faculty. They hold book rentals, symposia, tutorials, debate trainings and programs for the faculty. <br /> <br /> ===Comunity Development===<br /> This committee is known as the HEART OF ECOSOC. It supervises the weekly tutorials for the Grade 3 students of Balara Elementary School every Monday and the weekly day care sessions for the younger children of Pook Ricarte every Saturday.<br /> <br /> ===Echoes===<br /> Echoes is the official publication of the society. Echoes documents all of the society’s undertakings and provides a venue for Ecosocers with an inclination for writings. This committee manages the organization’s website and it also publishes the literary works, opinions and committee news.<br /> <br /> ===External Affairs===<br /> Our “window” to the outside world, Externals updates the society with what’s going on around the college, university and the nation. It coordinates with the students and officers of other Econ organizations, PHILCES, or Philippine Council of Economics Students and of JPES, or Junior Philippine Economics Society. It also holds symposia, talks and company tours for Ecosocers. <br /> <br /> ===Finance===<br /> Finance is responsible for the monitoring and maintenance of the society’s financial status and releases financial statements for each month. It holds meaningful and timely activities to raise funds for the organization, such as the National Youth Summit for Sustainable Development and Tree Planting.<br /> <br /> ===Liaison===<br /> Liaison is the society’s coordinator with the alumni. It updates the alumni on the activities the society is holding. It is responsible for updating the alumni database as it grows bigger after every semester. It holds career talks, symposia, company tours, and alumni dinners.<br /> <br /> ===Membership===<br /> The Membership Committee handles the entire application process. It screens the applicants and monitors the progress of the members of the society. It is primarily responsible in the internal unity of the organization. It also holds the fun-filled Tambay Week every semester.<br /> <br /> ===Secretariat===<br /> <br /> As a virtual “extended arm” of the Secretary, Seccom is responsible for all paperwork in the society (except the publication) and artwork (posters, production work etc). It is responsible for the decorations as well as the cleanliness of the Ecosoc’s tambayan at SE 121. It also takes charge of the society’s directory, t-shirts, and the applicant’s sigsheet and the Ecosoc calendar.<br /> <br /> ===Special Events===<br /> SPEV holds exciting events such as the Treasure or Scavenger Hunt, Vice Night, Christmas Party in line with the organization’s thrusts and the members’ well-being. It also caters to the cultural undertakings of the society. <br /> <br /> ===Sports===<br /> The Sports Committee takes care of all the sporting events of the society like the Members Bersus Applicants, Race of Thunder, and other Ecosoc tournaments.<br /> <br /> ===Executive Committee===<br /> The Executive Committee, or the Execom, is the highest governing body in the Society. It is composed of 12 members of Committee Chairpersons and Officers. The Execom meets every Friday, 12:00-1:00pm at the tambayan.<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Special Committees===<br /> =====ConCom=====<br /> The Constitution Committee is in charge ofthe constitution’s revisions and amendments.<br /> <br /> =====Comelec=====<br /> The Commission on Elections is in charge of the election held towards the end of the first semester.<br /> <br /> =====ScholCom=====<br /> The Scholar Committee is composed of the five guardians of the scholars, the President, the Treasurer and the CDC chairperson. They are the ones in-charge of the well-being of the scholars. <br /> <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> * 2nd Place, [LENTE], Best Organizational Activity (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 3rd Place, [National Youth Congress], Best Organizational Activity (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 2nd Place, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Glai Villanueva], Ecoknowmics 2007 Quiz Bee (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 3rd Place, [Brylle Baluyot], Ecoknowmics 2007 Quiz Bee, Individual Category (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * Champion, Futsal (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * Champion, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Jinky Cajulao], Ecolympiad’s National Quiz Bee (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * Champion, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Jinky Cajulao], Ecolympiad’s National Case Study (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * Quarterfinalist, [Janica Magat, Katz Manzano, Inna Morillo], National Debate Championship (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * 2nd place, Best Org Event (Junior Philippine Economics Society): Summit on Human, Social and Intellectual Capital Formation, 2004<br /> * Champion, Community Work – School Based, 2nd Quezon City Youth Achievers Awards (Office of the Vice Mayor of Quezon City), 2003 (trophy with plaque)<br /> * Champion, Individual Category, 15th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2003<br /> * 1st Place, 1st Intercollegiate Frisbee Tournament (Jack N Jill Nova), 2003<br /> * Champion, 13th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2001<br /> * 1st Runner-up, Debates (UP Diliman Debate Circuit), 2001<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Splatt: 1st Paintball Challenge (UP Economics Society), 2001<br /> * Runner-up, Lorenzo M. Tañada National Debate Tournament – Metro Manila Area (Paragon of Scholarship Foundation Inc.), 2000<br /> * Most Outstanding Student Organization (Gawad Chancellor), 1999<br /> * Oblation Award for Best Student Organization (Alpha Phi Omega), 1999<br /> * 1st Place, Carolfest ’99 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1999<br /> * Champion, “Square Tayo” Trivia Quiz Show (UP School of Economics Student Council), 1998<br /> * Champion, Himig ng Kapaskuhan: Carolfest ’98 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1998<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1998<br /> * 1st Place, Kantahan at Kapayapaan sa Kapaskuhan: 17th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1997<br /> * Champion, Trimeet – Soccer (ADMU-DLSU-UP), 1997<br /> * Champion, Trimeet – Mixed Volleyball (ADMU-DLSU-UP), 1997<br /> * 1st Place, 14th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1995<br /> * Champion, Debates (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1994<br /> * Champion, Economics Debate Competition (UP Economics Towards Consciousness), 1994<br /> * Runner-up, Slow-Pitch Softball Tournament (UP College of Human Kinetics), 1994<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1993<br /> * 1st Place, Sounds in Season: 11th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1991<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Ladies’ Corps), 1990<br /> * 2nd Place, 2nd Inter-Organization Economics Quiz (Rotary Club of Kalookan Central), 1990<br /> * Champion, Spikefest ’89 (UP Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants), 1989<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1989<br /> * 1st Runner-up, Tri-Meet Interschool Sportsfest – Obstacle Course (DLSU Council of Student Organizations), 1989<br /> * 2nd Place, Himig ’89 (UP Corps of Cadets), 1989<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1989<br /> * Presidential Award to UP ECOSOC Choir, in recognition of Caroling Taskforce and as Carolfest * 87 Champion (UP President), 1988<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1988<br /> * 1st Place, Interschool Economics Quiz (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1987<br /> * 1st Place, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Best Choreography, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * 1st Place, Charades (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Champion, Carolfest ’86 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1986<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’86 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1986 <br /> * 2nd Place, 6th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1986<br /> * Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization (UP President), 1985<br /> * 3rd Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1985<br /> * 3rd Place, Carolfest ’85 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1985<br /> * 2nd Place, Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1984<br /> * 2nd Place, Sportsfest (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1984<br /> * 2nd Place, Ang Musikong Kristiyano Bilang Isang Pilipino – Group Singing Category, 1984<br /> * Champion, Academic Committee Inter-Org Kiamoy Quiz Show (UP Economics Society), 1983<br /> * 3rd Place, Himig ’83 (UP Corps of Cadets), 1983<br /> * Champion, School of Economics Quizonomics (UPSE Student Council), 1982<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’82 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1982<br /> * Special Prize Winner, 3rd Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1981<br /> * 2nd Place, Carolfest ’80 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1980<br /> * 3rd Runner-up, Quadmeet (IE ECOSOC UPZS UPSCA), 1976<br /> * Overall Champion, Tri-Sectoral Sports Festival (UP School of Economics), no date<br /> * Overall Champion, B.A.S.E. Games – Org Category (Pan Xenia), no date<br /> * 2nd Place, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), no date<br /> * 3rd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), no date<br /> * Tilaukan Winner, no presenter, no date<br /> * Winner, [Marian Panganiban], Best Economics Student (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> *Finalist, [Inna Morillo, Katz Manzano and Erica Manuel], Motions in Motions Debate, JPES, 2008<br /> * Winner, [http://aosolstice.com Solstice: Dating Marathon Till the Break of Dawn], Best Party Event (Astring-O-Sol Challenge), 2008<br /> *2nd Place, Dodgeball, JPES Sportsfets, 2009<br /> *3rd Place, Michael Anabo, Table Tennis, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, Basketball, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [John Gan &amp; Dom Garcia], Badminton Doubles, JPES SPortsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [John Gan], Badminton Singles, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Three-peat Winners, Futsal, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [Michael Anabo], Stock Trading Game, Philippine Stock Exchange and JPES, 2009 <br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[http://upecosoc.org/ Official Website of the UP Economics Society]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://ecosoc.multiply.com UP ECOSOC's Multiply account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://upecosoc.forumotion.net/ UP ECOSOC Forum]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.youtube.com/user/upecosoc UP ECOSOC's YouTube account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]][[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

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<p>Aralvaro1: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox<br /> | name = fdgfdgdsgdfg<br /> | image = <br /> | imagecaption = Semestral Logo<br /> | Year = September 1958<br /> | type = Socio-Civic<br /> | president = Mr. Raymond Rainier Zabala<br /> | Tambayan = Room 121, UP School of Economics, UP Diliman, Quezon City<br /> | title = The Ecosoc Song<br /> | web link = http://upecosoc.org<br /> <br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> The '''UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES ECONOMICS SOCIETY''' (''UP ECOSOC'') is a non-stock, non-profit organization, whose existence is hinged on its core belief - Service, Exellence and Tradition. Exemplifying its continued commitment to this thrust, UP Ecosoc engages itself on numerous socio-civic activities, most notable of there is the scholarship that it provides for the deserving high school students through the UP Ecosoc Scholarship Fund (UP ESSF).<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> <br /> The UP ECONOMICS SOCIETY traces its beginnings to September 1958, when a group of honor students in the College of Business Administration decided to form an organization geared towards the task of tapping and maximizing the potentials of Business Administration, Arts and Sciences students who took Economics as a minor field. They envisioned an erudite elite whose efforts were aimed towards service to the academe and to the community not only through academic excellence but also through socio-civic undertakings.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Sixties'''=== <br /> <br /> The years 1966-67 saw the Society make its mark through its many contributions to the University. Cognizant of its role in the academe, ECOSOC spearheaded the drive in raising funds for projects like two fellowship grants and the donation of books to the CBA. The convocations, student-teacher dialogues, then considered eloquent steps, were germane to economics. Those years were indeed productive years for ECOSOC in as much as the Formal Scholarship Fund for Economics majors was founded.<br /> <br /> In 1967, ECOSOC struggled for “independence” from the CBA. It was the assertion of ECOSOC to break free from CBA’s congestion. Then as ever, it was active in its projects and views on campus politics and issues. Also, its Scholarship Fund was continued. To further realize ECOSOC’s commitment to intellectual upliftment, convocations and lecture series featuring professors from here and abroad were held to expound on topics relevant to economics like National Economy and Foreign Trade. 1967 also marked the metamorphosis of the Society from a confined group of honor students to one open to all Economics Majors. It was then that ECOSOC received its first Most Outstanding Organization Award.<br /> <br /> ECOSOC was consistent in furthering academic awareness and excellence through convocations and symposia in the late sixties. One of the most important achievements of the Society was its conception of a consolidation of all Economics student organizations in the country. Thus was born the Junior Philippine Economics Society. It aimed to establish and promote goodwill among economics students and helped create awareness and commitment to improve the economic, political and cultural welfare of the Filipino.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Seventies'''=== <br /> <br /> In the seventies, ECOSOC became highly politicized and involved in university and national issues. In 1975, it launched Economic Consciousness Week to instill awareness of current economic trends in the country and thus help create an atmosphere conducive to discussion of basic issues. ECOSOC also spearheaded the formation of the Economics Student Council. It was none other than Dean Jose Encarnacion who delegated to the Society the task of organizing the council.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Eighties'''=== <br /> <br /> The start of the eighties saw ECOSOC sustain its ideas and renew its commitment. Aside from the symposia, tutorials and convocations that were sponsored, its socio-civic projects were at the heights when visits to Bacoor, Bicutan and the various housing areas in the campus were made. Nurseries and medical clinics were sponsored to reach out to the underprivileged in our society. Company tours, contest and fundraisers were also undertaken. As contribution to the Diamond Jubilee of the University, ECOSOC co-sponsored a socio-cultural activity involving the alumni and the parents of the Economics majors. Aside from this, the Society sponsored an Alumni Homecoming. To cap the Society’s Silver Anniversary, it received the prestigious Wenceslao Vinzon’s Award as the Most Outstanding Organization.<br /> <br /> In 1986, ECOSOC received the Presidential Award for Outstanding Organization in the entire UP system nationwide. In 1987, it duplicated this feat. The Society’s secret is, of course, its members. Our chief attraction is the opportunity to meet people and to be with people. People with a common resolve to serve, who, in the process, derive a lot of satisfaction; economists who are firm in the belief that people are the best capital, and service is the best investment.<br /> <br /> In commemoration of its 30th anniversary, in 1988, it sponsored an Alumni Homecoming held at the Executive House. A Bingo Social was also held to obtain funds for the scholars it supported. It was also during this time that ECOSOC began to grant its members discount privileges by coming out with the official membership cards. In 1989, “Into You”, a trend-setting dance party was held at the Faces Disco. Also on the same year, ECOSOC sponsored a concert of Freddie Aguilar to help build a school in Lagro.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Nineties'''=== <br /> <br /> 1990 was a reason to celebrate as it once again received the Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization in the entire UP system. 1990’s fundraisers were the Pinoy Wrestling and a disco/concert/fashion show held at Faces Disco – “Sari-Sari Night.&quot; The following year, ECOSOC sponsored the movie premiere of “Home Alone” at the Meralco Theater, after which a disco-party was held at Mars Disco. September of 1991, it featured two of the country’s up and coming bands – Artstart and G-steps at the Faces Disco, where our own ECOSOC band pitted talents with them. At the beginning of 1992, ECOSOC introduced the most generous fundraiser ever. “2 Legit 2 Quit” featured the advance screening of two blockbuster movies, “Dead Again” and “Other People’s Money”, both premieres were held at the Meralco Theater. The second night was followed by a concert of the famous Side A Band at the newly opened Music Hall.<br /> <br /> ECOSOC takes pride in its many achievements. The many achievements of UP Ecosoc have not been ignored, as it has received the now defunct Wenceslao Vinzon’s award for Most Outstanding Organization four times. It has also been bestowed the Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization, the most coveted award in the entire UP System. Recently, the organization received the Gawad Chancellor for Most Outstanding Organization and the Alpha Phi Omega Oblation Award for Best Organization both in 1999. Its manifold contributions to the UP School of Economics are, namely: the establishment of the Scholarship Funds, the establishment of the Junior Philippine Economics Society, its membership in UNISON, its helping to organize the Alumni Association and spearheading the formation of the Economics Student Council.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC now and beyond'''=== <br /> <br /> Today, the University of the Philippines Economics Society remains true to the young, idealistic vision that created it and to the collective sense of service and camaraderie that sustains it. One of the organization's objectives, that of directly contributing as much as the members possibly can to alleviate social problems – has motivated ECOSOC’s establishment of weekend nurseries and day-care activities at nearby Pook Ricarte and weekly tutorials for the sixth graders of San Vicente Elementary School, which are directly supervised by the members themselves. As an academic organization, the Society conducts study groups and tutorials, holds book sales and rentals, publishes a paper, the ECHOES, and even collects sample exams for the benefit of the economic student.<br /> <br /> With the start of the new millennium, the Society boasts of one of the largest memberships in the entire UP System, now standing at around two hundred. The Society has become known for its various activities, all of which aim for the well being of its members and the achievement of its goals of SERVICE, EXCELLENCE, and TRADITION. These include company tours, talks and symposia, seminars, various sports events, variety shows, semestral fundraisers, etc. ECOSOC continues to conduct weekly day care sessions for younger children from Pook Ricarte, and semestral Free Clinics for various communities.<br /> <br /> Until the first semester of 2003, the society had been sponsoring weekly tutorials for the Grade Six students of Balara Elementary School, with free art, writing, and sports workshops for selected students of the same school. However, a modification in the class schedules of the sixth grade classes from the afternoon to the morning prompted a major change. At present, the society now sponsors the weekly tutorials of the San Vicente Elementary sixth graders – but with the same passion and commitment that has marked their endeavors.<br /> <br /> By means of the UP Economics Society Scholarship Fund (ESSF), four deserving students are currently able to go to high school with full scholarships. They are Josephine Aragon, Leonard Bryle Briones, Jackielyn dela Cruz and Abigail Tinio. Every first Saturday of the month, they are treated to a Scholars’ Lunch Out by their appointed Ecosoc ate and/or kuya guardian and other Ecosocers.<br /> <br /> ECOSOC believes that the study of economics cannot be totally isolated from any other social phenomenon and that the UP student, particularly the ECOSOCer, is inherently responsible to the Filipino people. What the student doesn’t learn inside the classroom is learned in the world called ECOSOC. <br /> <br /> <br /> ECOSOC is a dynamic organization that strives with its motto at hand, “…Paglingkuran ang Diyos, Kapwa at Bayan” – truly a commitment to serve.<br /> <br /> ==Vision Mission==<br /> ===Semestral Theme===<br /> Impelled by the hype of last semester’s celebration, UP ECOSOC has been able to exceed itself, exploring new frontiers that have added to its remarkable distinction as an organization driven by the desire to bring societal change and advancement. <br /> <br /> As we move forward into another year of service, excellence and tradition, together, we continue the golden streak by refocusing our undertakings in community development and proving that we are rooted in the socio-civic cause that was envisioned by our founding members in 1958. <br /> <br /> This semester’s theme calls upon the members to reexamine their involvement in the numerous endeavors that have been embarked by this organization and to realign their goals and ideals with the society’s true nature. <br /> <br /> A cause doesn’t only bring about action. It is defined by it.<br /> Let us assert that we are Truly ECOSOC: Living the Cause since 1958.<br /> <br /> ==Committees==<br /> ===Adhoc-Taskforce===<br /> <br /> Headed by the President, Adhoc is responsible for the month-long celebration of the Society’s anniversary month every September. On the other hand, Taskforce is a special committee headed by the Vice President. Taskforce is responsible for the society’s major fundraising event that will support the ESSF. <br /> <br /> ===Academic Affairs===<br /> Its responsibility is to make sure that most of the academic needs of the members are met, as well as establish a good relationship with <br /> the UPSE faculty. They hold book rentals, symposia, tutorials, debate trainings and programs for the faculty. <br /> <br /> ===Comunity Development===<br /> This committee is known as the HEART OF ECOSOC. It supervises the weekly tutorials for the Grade 3 students of Balara Elementary School every Monday and the weekly day care sessions for the younger children of Pook Ricarte every Saturday.<br /> <br /> ===Echoes===<br /> Echoes is the official publication of the society. Echoes documents all of the society’s undertakings and provides a venue for Ecosocers with an inclination for writings. This committee manages the organization’s website and it also publishes the literary works, opinions and committee news.<br /> <br /> ===External Affairs===<br /> Our “window” to the outside world, Externals updates the society with what’s going on around the college, university and the nation. It coordinates with the students and officers of other Econ organizations, PHILCES, or Philippine Council of Economics Students and of JPES, or Junior Philippine Economics Society. It also holds symposia, talks and company tours for Ecosocers. <br /> <br /> ===Finance===<br /> Finance is responsible for the monitoring and maintenance of the society’s financial status and releases financial statements for each month. It holds meaningful and timely activities to raise funds for the organization, such as the National Youth Summit for Sustainable Development and Tree Planting.<br /> <br /> ===Liaison===<br /> Liaison is the society’s coordinator with the alumni. It updates the alumni on the activities the society is holding. It is responsible for updating the alumni database as it grows bigger after every semester. It holds career talks, symposia, company tours, and alumni dinners.<br /> <br /> ===Membership===<br /> The Membership Committee handles the entire application process. It screens the applicants and monitors the progress of the members of the society. It is primarily responsible in the internal unity of the organization. It also holds the fun-filled Tambay Week every semester.<br /> <br /> ===Secretariat===<br /> <br /> As a virtual “extended arm” of the Secretary, Seccom is responsible for all paperwork in the society (except the publication) and artwork (posters, production work etc). It is responsible for the decorations as well as the cleanliness of the Ecosoc’s tambayan at SE 121. It also takes charge of the society’s directory, t-shirts, and the applicant’s sigsheet and the Ecosoc calendar.<br /> <br /> ===Special Events===<br /> SPEV holds exciting events such as the Treasure or Scavenger Hunt, Vice Night, Christmas Party in line with the organization’s thrusts and the members’ well-being. It also caters to the cultural undertakings of the society. <br /> <br /> ===Sports===<br /> The Sports Committee takes care of all the sporting events of the society like the Members Bersus Applicants, Race of Thunder, and other Ecosoc tournaments.<br /> <br /> ===Executive Committee===<br /> The Executive Committee, or the Execom, is the highest governing body in the Society. It is composed of 12 members of Committee Chairpersons and Officers. The Execom meets every Friday, 12:00-1:00pm at the tambayan.<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Special Committees===<br /> =====ConCom=====<br /> The Constitution Committee is in charge ofthe constitution’s revisions and amendments.<br /> <br /> =====Comelec=====<br /> The Commission on Elections is in charge of the election held towards the end of the first semester.<br /> <br /> =====ScholCom=====<br /> The Scholar Committee is composed of the five guardians of the scholars, the President, the Treasurer and the CDC chairperson. They are the ones in-charge of the well-being of the scholars. <br /> <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> * 2nd Place, [LENTE], Best Organizational Activity (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 3rd Place, [National Youth Congress], Best Organizational Activity (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 2nd Place, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Glai Villanueva], Ecoknowmics 2007 Quiz Bee (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 3rd Place, [Brylle Baluyot], Ecoknowmics 2007 Quiz Bee, Individual Category (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * Champion, Futsal (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * Champion, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Jinky Cajulao], Ecolympiad’s National Quiz Bee (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * Champion, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Jinky Cajulao], Ecolympiad’s National Case Study (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * Quarterfinalist, [Janica Magat, Katz Manzano, Inna Morillo], National Debate Championship (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * 2nd place, Best Org Event (Junior Philippine Economics Society): Summit on Human, Social and Intellectual Capital Formation, 2004<br /> * Champion, Community Work – School Based, 2nd Quezon City Youth Achievers Awards (Office of the Vice Mayor of Quezon City), 2003 (trophy with plaque)<br /> * Champion, Individual Category, 15th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2003<br /> * 1st Place, 1st Intercollegiate Frisbee Tournament (Jack N Jill Nova), 2003<br /> * Champion, 13th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2001<br /> * 1st Runner-up, Debates (UP Diliman Debate Circuit), 2001<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Splatt: 1st Paintball Challenge (UP Economics Society), 2001<br /> * Runner-up, Lorenzo M. Tañada National Debate Tournament – Metro Manila Area (Paragon of Scholarship Foundation Inc.), 2000<br /> * Most Outstanding Student Organization (Gawad Chancellor), 1999<br /> * Oblation Award for Best Student Organization (Alpha Phi Omega), 1999<br /> * 1st Place, Carolfest ’99 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1999<br /> * Champion, “Square Tayo” Trivia Quiz Show (UP School of Economics Student Council), 1998<br /> * Champion, Himig ng Kapaskuhan: Carolfest ’98 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1998<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1998<br /> * 1st Place, Kantahan at Kapayapaan sa Kapaskuhan: 17th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1997<br /> * Champion, Trimeet – Soccer (ADMU-DLSU-UP), 1997<br /> * Champion, Trimeet – Mixed Volleyball (ADMU-DLSU-UP), 1997<br /> * 1st Place, 14th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1995<br /> * Champion, Debates (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1994<br /> * Champion, Economics Debate Competition (UP Economics Towards Consciousness), 1994<br /> * Runner-up, Slow-Pitch Softball Tournament (UP College of Human Kinetics), 1994<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1993<br /> * 1st Place, Sounds in Season: 11th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1991<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Ladies’ Corps), 1990<br /> * 2nd Place, 2nd Inter-Organization Economics Quiz (Rotary Club of Kalookan Central), 1990<br /> * Champion, Spikefest ’89 (UP Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants), 1989<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1989<br /> * 1st Runner-up, Tri-Meet Interschool Sportsfest – Obstacle Course (DLSU Council of Student Organizations), 1989<br /> * 2nd Place, Himig ’89 (UP Corps of Cadets), 1989<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1989<br /> * Presidential Award to UP ECOSOC Choir, in recognition of Caroling Taskforce and as Carolfest * 87 Champion (UP President), 1988<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1988<br /> * 1st Place, Interschool Economics Quiz (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1987<br /> * 1st Place, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Best Choreography, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * 1st Place, Charades (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Champion, Carolfest ’86 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1986<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’86 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1986 <br /> * 2nd Place, 6th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1986<br /> * Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization (UP President), 1985<br /> * 3rd Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1985<br /> * 3rd Place, Carolfest ’85 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1985<br /> * 2nd Place, Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1984<br /> * 2nd Place, Sportsfest (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1984<br /> * 2nd Place, Ang Musikong Kristiyano Bilang Isang Pilipino – Group Singing Category, 1984<br /> * Champion, Academic Committee Inter-Org Kiamoy Quiz Show (UP Economics Society), 1983<br /> * 3rd Place, Himig ’83 (UP Corps of Cadets), 1983<br /> * Champion, School of Economics Quizonomics (UPSE Student Council), 1982<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’82 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1982<br /> * Special Prize Winner, 3rd Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1981<br /> * 2nd Place, Carolfest ’80 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1980<br /> * 3rd Runner-up, Quadmeet (IE ECOSOC UPZS UPSCA), 1976<br /> * Overall Champion, Tri-Sectoral Sports Festival (UP School of Economics), no date<br /> * Overall Champion, B.A.S.E. Games – Org Category (Pan Xenia), no date<br /> * 2nd Place, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), no date<br /> * 3rd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), no date<br /> * Tilaukan Winner, no presenter, no date<br /> * Winner, [Marian Panganiban], Best Economics Student (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> *Finalist, [Inna Morillo, Katz Manzano and Erica Manuel], Motions in Motions Debate, JPES, 2008<br /> * Winner, [http://aosolstice.com Solstice: Dating Marathon Till the Break of Dawn], Best Party Event (Astring-O-Sol Challenge), 2008<br /> *2nd Place, Dodgeball, JPES Sportsfets, 2009<br /> *3rd Place, Michael Anabo, Table Tennis, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, Basketball, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [John Gan &amp; Dom Garcia], Badminton Doubles, JPES SPortsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [John Gan], Badminton Singles, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Three-peat Winners, Futsal, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [Michael Anabo], Stock Trading Game, Philippine Stock Exchange and JPES, 2009 <br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[http://upecosoc.org/ Official Website of the UP Economics Society]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://ecosoc.multiply.com UP ECOSOC's Multiply account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://upecosoc.forumotion.net/ UP ECOSOC Forum]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.youtube.com/user/upecosoc UP ECOSOC's YouTube account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]][[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4303 2009-04-19T00:09:39Z

<p>Aralvaro1: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox<br /> | name = The UP Economics Society<br /> | image = [[Image:ecosoc.jpg|frame|center]]<br /> | imagecaption = Semestral Logo<br /> | Year = September 1958<br /> | type = Socio-Civic<br /> | president = Mr. Raymond Rainier Zabala<br /> | Tambayan = Room 121, UP School of Economics, UP Diliman, Quezon City<br /> | title = The Ecosoc Song<br /> | web link = http://upecosoc.org<br /> <br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4302 2009-04-19T00:08:21Z

<p>Aralvaro1: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;table class=&quot;infobox&quot; align=&quot;right&quot; bgcolor=&quot;white&quot; style=&quot;width:20em; font-size:90%; text-align:left; border: 1px black white;&quot;&gt; &lt;caption style=&quot;text-align:center; font-size:140%;&quot;&gt;&lt;i&gt;&lt;b&gt;{{{name}}}&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/i&gt;&lt;/caption&gt; &lt;tr&gt; &lt;td colspan=&quot;2&quot; style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot; bgcolor=&quot;#E1E1E1&quot;&gt;{{{image}}}&lt;/td&gt; &lt;/tr&gt; &lt;tr&gt; &lt;td colspan=&quot;2&quot; bgcolor=&quot;#E1E1E1&quot; style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;&gt;{{{imagecaption}}}&lt;/td&gt; &lt;tr&gt; &lt;th&gt;Established&lt;/th&gt; &lt;td&gt;{{{Year}}}&lt;/td&gt; &lt;/tr&gt; &lt;tr&gt; &lt;th&gt;Type of Organization&lt;/th&gt; &lt;td&gt;{{{type}}}&lt;/td&gt; &lt;/tr&gt; &lt;tr&gt; &lt;th&gt;President&lt;/th&gt; &lt;td&gt;{{{president}}}&lt;/td&gt; &lt;/tr&gt; &lt;tr&gt; &lt;th&gt;Location&lt;/th&gt; &lt;td&gt;{{{Tambayan}}}&lt;/td&gt; &lt;/tr&gt; &lt;tr&gt; &lt;th&gt;Hymn&lt;/th&gt; &lt;td&gt;{{{title}}}&lt;/td&gt; &lt;/tr&gt; &lt;tr&gt; &lt;th&gt;Website&lt;/th&gt; &lt;td&gt;{{{web link}}}&lt;/td&gt; &lt;/tr&gt; &lt;tr&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4301 2009-04-19T00:05:43Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* References */</p> <hr /> <div>The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4300 2009-04-19T00:05:09Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* References */</p> <hr /> <div>The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[htttp://capbase.multiply.com/ UP CAP's Official Multiply Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts UP CAP's Official Facebook Account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4299 2009-04-19T00:03:51Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* References */</p> <hr /> <div>The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> *[http://www.upcapbase.org/ Official Website of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[htttp://capbase.multiply.com/ Official Multiply Account of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE ]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=77675971802&amp;ref=ts Official Facebook Account of the Career Assistance Program CBA-SE]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4298 2009-04-18T23:56:16Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* See also */</p> <hr /> <div>The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4297 2009-04-18T23:52:53Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* Organization Overview */</p> <hr /> <div>The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4296 2009-04-18T23:51:52Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* Organization Overview */</p> <hr /> <div>The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--No Organization Structure and Officers yet.--!&gt;<br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4295 2009-04-18T23:50:44Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* Organization Overview */</p> <hr /> <div>The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> &lt;!--No Organization Structure and Officers yet.--&gt;<br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4294 2009-04-18T23:47:32Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* Organization Overview */</p> <hr /> <div>The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department ====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department ====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> ===Organization Structure===<br /> <br /> ===Officers===<br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4293 2009-04-18T23:46:56Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* Departments */</p> <hr /> <div>The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> ==== The Board of Directors ====<br /> The Board of Directors provides direction for CAP. The Chairperson acts as the overall head of the organization, while the three directors guide their respective departments. The Board ensures the success of events and projects through an effective and collaborative leadership.<br /> <br /> ==== Logistics Department =====<br /> The Logistics Department coordinates all activities internal to CAP. It is responsible for the manning of all activities and other event day miscellany like food and venue preparations. It ensures that graduating students are informed of the event date and location through SMS, e-mail, and room-to-room announcements.<br /> <br /> ==== Marketing Department =====<br /> The Marketing Department is the revenue-generating arm of the organization. It hunts, screens, and coordinates with company sponsors who participate in CAP's events in exchange for either financial or in-kind support.<br /> <br /> ==== Publications Department ====<br /> While Logistics handles the legwork of event publicity, the Publications Department is in charge of all of CAP's printed and online publications. This includes the design and printing of posters, maintainance of the website, and production of all of CAP's principal publications: the Opus, KAPI, TAJA handbook, and Souvenir Program. Other projects include the production of IDs, directories, calling cards, t-shirts, certificates and tokens for CAP.<br /> <br /> ===Organization Structure===<br /> <br /> ===Officers'''<br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4292 2009-04-18T23:44:26Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* Organization Objectives and Strategy */</p> <hr /> <div>The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Organization Structure===<br /> <br /> ===Officers'''<br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4291 2009-04-18T23:42:21Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* Organization Overview */</p> <hr /> <div>The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> <br /> ===Organization Objectives and Strategy===<br /> <br /> ===Organization Structure===<br /> <br /> ===Officers'''<br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Economics_Society&diff=4290 2009-04-18T23:41:25Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* Vision Mission */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox<br /> | name = The UP Economics Society<br /> | image = [[Image:ecosoc.jpg|frame|center]]<br /> | imagecaption = Semestral Logo<br /> | Year = September 1958<br /> | type = Socio-Civic<br /> | president = Mr. Raymond Rainier Zabala<br /> | Tambayan = Room 121, UP School of Economics, UP Diliman, Quezon City<br /> | title = The Ecosoc Song<br /> | web link = http://upecosoc.org<br /> <br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> The '''UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES ECONOMICS SOCIETY''' (''UP ECOSOC'') is a non-stock, non-profit organization, whose existence is hinged on its core belief - Service, Exellence and Tradition. Exemplifying its continued commitment to this thrust, UP Ecosoc engages itself on numerous socio-civic activities, most notable of there is the scholarship that it provides for the deserving high school students through the UP Ecosoc Scholarship Fund (UP ESSF).<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> <br /> The UP ECONOMICS SOCIETY traces its beginnings to September 1958, when a group of honor students in the College of Business Administration decided to form an organization geared towards the task of tapping and maximizing the potentials of Business Administration, Arts and Sciences students who took Economics as a minor field. They envisioned an erudite elite whose efforts were aimed towards service to the academe and to the community not only through academic excellence but also through socio-civic undertakings.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Sixties'''=== <br /> <br /> The years 1966-67 saw the Society make its mark through its many contributions to the University. Cognizant of its role in the academe, ECOSOC spearheaded the drive in raising funds for projects like two fellowship grants and the donation of books to the CBA. The convocations, student-teacher dialogues, then considered eloquent steps, were germane to economics. Those years were indeed productive years for ECOSOC in as much as the Formal Scholarship Fund for Economics majors was founded.<br /> <br /> In 1967, ECOSOC struggled for “independence” from the CBA. It was the assertion of ECOSOC to break free from CBA’s congestion. Then as ever, it was active in its projects and views on campus politics and issues. Also, its Scholarship Fund was continued. To further realize ECOSOC’s commitment to intellectual upliftment, convocations and lecture series featuring professors from here and abroad were held to expound on topics relevant to economics like National Economy and Foreign Trade. 1967 also marked the metamorphosis of the Society from a confined group of honor students to one open to all Economics Majors. It was then that ECOSOC received its first Most Outstanding Organization Award.<br /> <br /> ECOSOC was consistent in furthering academic awareness and excellence through convocations and symposia in the late sixties. One of the most important achievements of the Society was its conception of a consolidation of all Economics student organizations in the country. Thus was born the Junior Philippine Economics Society. It aimed to establish and promote goodwill among economics students and helped create awareness and commitment to improve the economic, political and cultural welfare of the Filipino.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Seventies'''=== <br /> <br /> In the seventies, ECOSOC became highly politicized and involved in university and national issues. In 1975, it launched Economic Consciousness Week to instill awareness of current economic trends in the country and thus help create an atmosphere conducive to discussion of basic issues. ECOSOC also spearheaded the formation of the Economics Student Council. It was none other than Dean Jose Encarnacion who delegated to the Society the task of organizing the council.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Eighties'''=== <br /> <br /> The start of the eighties saw ECOSOC sustain its ideas and renew its commitment. Aside from the symposia, tutorials and convocations that were sponsored, its socio-civic projects were at the heights when visits to Bacoor, Bicutan and the various housing areas in the campus were made. Nurseries and medical clinics were sponsored to reach out to the underprivileged in our society. Company tours, contest and fundraisers were also undertaken. As contribution to the Diamond Jubilee of the University, ECOSOC co-sponsored a socio-cultural activity involving the alumni and the parents of the Economics majors. Aside from this, the Society sponsored an Alumni Homecoming. To cap the Society’s Silver Anniversary, it received the prestigious Wenceslao Vinzon’s Award as the Most Outstanding Organization.<br /> <br /> In 1986, ECOSOC received the Presidential Award for Outstanding Organization in the entire UP system nationwide. In 1987, it duplicated this feat. The Society’s secret is, of course, its members. Our chief attraction is the opportunity to meet people and to be with people. People with a common resolve to serve, who, in the process, derive a lot of satisfaction; economists who are firm in the belief that people are the best capital, and service is the best investment.<br /> <br /> In commemoration of its 30th anniversary, in 1988, it sponsored an Alumni Homecoming held at the Executive House. A Bingo Social was also held to obtain funds for the scholars it supported. It was also during this time that ECOSOC began to grant its members discount privileges by coming out with the official membership cards. In 1989, “Into You”, a trend-setting dance party was held at the Faces Disco. Also on the same year, ECOSOC sponsored a concert of Freddie Aguilar to help build a school in Lagro.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Nineties'''=== <br /> <br /> 1990 was a reason to celebrate as it once again received the Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization in the entire UP system. 1990’s fundraisers were the Pinoy Wrestling and a disco/concert/fashion show held at Faces Disco – “Sari-Sari Night.&quot; The following year, ECOSOC sponsored the movie premiere of “Home Alone” at the Meralco Theater, after which a disco-party was held at Mars Disco. September of 1991, it featured two of the country’s up and coming bands – Artstart and G-steps at the Faces Disco, where our own ECOSOC band pitted talents with them. At the beginning of 1992, ECOSOC introduced the most generous fundraiser ever. “2 Legit 2 Quit” featured the advance screening of two blockbuster movies, “Dead Again” and “Other People’s Money”, both premieres were held at the Meralco Theater. The second night was followed by a concert of the famous Side A Band at the newly opened Music Hall.<br /> <br /> ECOSOC takes pride in its many achievements. The many achievements of UP Ecosoc have not been ignored, as it has received the now defunct Wenceslao Vinzon’s award for Most Outstanding Organization four times. It has also been bestowed the Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization, the most coveted award in the entire UP System. Recently, the organization received the Gawad Chancellor for Most Outstanding Organization and the Alpha Phi Omega Oblation Award for Best Organization both in 1999. Its manifold contributions to the UP School of Economics are, namely: the establishment of the Scholarship Funds, the establishment of the Junior Philippine Economics Society, its membership in UNISON, its helping to organize the Alumni Association and spearheading the formation of the Economics Student Council.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC now and beyond'''=== <br /> <br /> Today, the University of the Philippines Economics Society remains true to the young, idealistic vision that created it and to the collective sense of service and camaraderie that sustains it. One of the organization's objectives, that of directly contributing as much as the members possibly can to alleviate social problems – has motivated ECOSOC’s establishment of weekend nurseries and day-care activities at nearby Pook Ricarte and weekly tutorials for the sixth graders of San Vicente Elementary School, which are directly supervised by the members themselves. As an academic organization, the Society conducts study groups and tutorials, holds book sales and rentals, publishes a paper, the ECHOES, and even collects sample exams for the benefit of the economic student.<br /> <br /> With the start of the new millennium, the Society boasts of one of the largest memberships in the entire UP System, now standing at around two hundred. The Society has become known for its various activities, all of which aim for the well being of its members and the achievement of its goals of SERVICE, EXCELLENCE, and TRADITION. These include company tours, talks and symposia, seminars, various sports events, variety shows, semestral fundraisers, etc. ECOSOC continues to conduct weekly day care sessions for younger children from Pook Ricarte, and semestral Free Clinics for various communities.<br /> <br /> Until the first semester of 2003, the society had been sponsoring weekly tutorials for the Grade Six students of Balara Elementary School, with free art, writing, and sports workshops for selected students of the same school. However, a modification in the class schedules of the sixth grade classes from the afternoon to the morning prompted a major change. At present, the society now sponsors the weekly tutorials of the San Vicente Elementary sixth graders – but with the same passion and commitment that has marked their endeavors.<br /> <br /> By means of the UP Economics Society Scholarship Fund (ESSF), four deserving students are currently able to go to high school with full scholarships. They are Josephine Aragon, Leonard Bryle Briones, Jackielyn dela Cruz and Abigail Tinio. Every first Saturday of the month, they are treated to a Scholars’ Lunch Out by their appointed Ecosoc ate and/or kuya guardian and other Ecosocers.<br /> <br /> ECOSOC believes that the study of economics cannot be totally isolated from any other social phenomenon and that the UP student, particularly the ECOSOCer, is inherently responsible to the Filipino people. What the student doesn’t learn inside the classroom is learned in the world called ECOSOC. <br /> <br /> <br /> ECOSOC is a dynamic organization that strives with its motto at hand, “…Paglingkuran ang Diyos, Kapwa at Bayan” – truly a commitment to serve.<br /> <br /> ==Vision Mission==<br /> ===Semestral Theme===<br /> Impelled by the hype of last semester’s celebration, UP ECOSOC has been able to exceed itself, exploring new frontiers that have added to its remarkable distinction as an organization driven by the desire to bring societal change and advancement. <br /> <br /> As we move forward into another year of service, excellence and tradition, together, we continue the golden streak by refocusing our undertakings in community development and proving that we are rooted in the socio-civic cause that was envisioned by our founding members in 1958. <br /> <br /> This semester’s theme calls upon the members to reexamine their involvement in the numerous endeavors that have been embarked by this organization and to realign their goals and ideals with the society’s true nature. <br /> <br /> A cause doesn’t only bring about action. It is defined by it.<br /> Let us assert that we are Truly ECOSOC: Living the Cause since 1958.<br /> <br /> ==Committees==<br /> ===Adhoc-Taskforce===<br /> <br /> Headed by the President, Adhoc is responsible for the month-long celebration of the Society’s anniversary month every September. On the other hand, Taskforce is a special committee headed by the Vice President. Taskforce is responsible for the society’s major fundraising event that will support the ESSF. <br /> <br /> ===Academic Affairs===<br /> Its responsibility is to make sure that most of the academic needs of the members are met, as well as establish a good relationship with <br /> the UPSE faculty. They hold book rentals, symposia, tutorials, debate trainings and programs for the faculty. <br /> <br /> ===Comunity Development===<br /> This committee is known as the HEART OF ECOSOC. It supervises the weekly tutorials for the Grade 3 students of Balara Elementary School every Monday and the weekly day care sessions for the younger children of Pook Ricarte every Saturday.<br /> <br /> ===Echoes===<br /> Echoes is the official publication of the society. Echoes documents all of the society’s undertakings and provides a venue for Ecosocers with an inclination for writings. This committee manages the organization’s website and it also publishes the literary works, opinions and committee news.<br /> <br /> ===External Affairs===<br /> Our “window” to the outside world, Externals updates the society with what’s going on around the college, university and the nation. It coordinates with the students and officers of other Econ organizations, PHILCES, or Philippine Council of Economics Students and of JPES, or Junior Philippine Economics Society. It also holds symposia, talks and company tours for Ecosocers. <br /> <br /> ===Finance===<br /> Finance is responsible for the monitoring and maintenance of the society’s financial status and releases financial statements for each month. It holds meaningful and timely activities to raise funds for the organization, such as the National Youth Summit for Sustainable Development and Tree Planting.<br /> <br /> ===Liaison===<br /> Liaison is the society’s coordinator with the alumni. It updates the alumni on the activities the society is holding. It is responsible for updating the alumni database as it grows bigger after every semester. It holds career talks, symposia, company tours, and alumni dinners.<br /> <br /> ===Membership===<br /> The Membership Committee handles the entire application process. It screens the applicants and monitors the progress of the members of the society. It is primarily responsible in the internal unity of the organization. It also holds the fun-filled Tambay Week every semester.<br /> <br /> ===Secretariat===<br /> <br /> As a virtual “extended arm” of the Secretary, Seccom is responsible for all paperwork in the society (except the publication) and artwork (posters, production work etc). It is responsible for the decorations as well as the cleanliness of the Ecosoc’s tambayan at SE 121. It also takes charge of the society’s directory, t-shirts, and the applicant’s sigsheet and the Ecosoc calendar.<br /> <br /> ===Special Events===<br /> SPEV holds exciting events such as the Treasure or Scavenger Hunt, Vice Night, Christmas Party in line with the organization’s thrusts and the members’ well-being. It also caters to the cultural undertakings of the society. <br /> <br /> ===Sports===<br /> The Sports Committee takes care of all the sporting events of the society like the Members Bersus Applicants, Race of Thunder, and other Ecosoc tournaments.<br /> <br /> ===Executive Committee===<br /> The Executive Committee, or the Execom, is the highest governing body in the Society. It is composed of 12 members of Committee Chairpersons and Officers. The Execom meets every Friday, 12:00-1:00pm at the tambayan.<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Special Committees===<br /> =====ConCom=====<br /> The Constitution Committee is in charge ofthe constitution’s revisions and amendments.<br /> <br /> =====Comelec=====<br /> The Commission on Elections is in charge of the election held towards the end of the first semester.<br /> <br /> =====ScholCom=====<br /> The Scholar Committee is composed of the five guardians of the scholars, the President, the Treasurer and the CDC chairperson. They are the ones in-charge of the well-being of the scholars. <br /> <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> * 2nd Place, [LENTE], Best Organizational Activity (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 3rd Place, [National Youth Congress], Best Organizational Activity (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 2nd Place, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Glai Villanueva], Ecoknowmics 2007 Quiz Bee (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 3rd Place, [Brylle Baluyot], Ecoknowmics 2007 Quiz Bee, Individual Category (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * Champion, Futsal (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * Champion, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Jinky Cajulao], Ecolympiad’s National Quiz Bee (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * Champion, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Jinky Cajulao], Ecolympiad’s National Case Study (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * Quarterfinalist, [Janica Magat, Katz Manzano, Inna Morillo], National Debate Championship (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * 2nd place, Best Org Event (Junior Philippine Economics Society): Summit on Human, Social and Intellectual Capital Formation, 2004<br /> * Champion, Community Work – School Based, 2nd Quezon City Youth Achievers Awards (Office of the Vice Mayor of Quezon City), 2003 (trophy with plaque)<br /> * Champion, Individual Category, 15th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2003<br /> * 1st Place, 1st Intercollegiate Frisbee Tournament (Jack N Jill Nova), 2003<br /> * Champion, 13th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2001<br /> * 1st Runner-up, Debates (UP Diliman Debate Circuit), 2001<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Splatt: 1st Paintball Challenge (UP Economics Society), 2001<br /> * Runner-up, Lorenzo M. Tañada National Debate Tournament – Metro Manila Area (Paragon of Scholarship Foundation Inc.), 2000<br /> * Most Outstanding Student Organization (Gawad Chancellor), 1999<br /> * Oblation Award for Best Student Organization (Alpha Phi Omega), 1999<br /> * 1st Place, Carolfest ’99 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1999<br /> * Champion, “Square Tayo” Trivia Quiz Show (UP School of Economics Student Council), 1998<br /> * Champion, Himig ng Kapaskuhan: Carolfest ’98 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1998<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1998<br /> * 1st Place, Kantahan at Kapayapaan sa Kapaskuhan: 17th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1997<br /> * Champion, Trimeet – Soccer (ADMU-DLSU-UP), 1997<br /> * Champion, Trimeet – Mixed Volleyball (ADMU-DLSU-UP), 1997<br /> * 1st Place, 14th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1995<br /> * Champion, Debates (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1994<br /> * Champion, Economics Debate Competition (UP Economics Towards Consciousness), 1994<br /> * Runner-up, Slow-Pitch Softball Tournament (UP College of Human Kinetics), 1994<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1993<br /> * 1st Place, Sounds in Season: 11th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1991<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Ladies’ Corps), 1990<br /> * 2nd Place, 2nd Inter-Organization Economics Quiz (Rotary Club of Kalookan Central), 1990<br /> * Champion, Spikefest ’89 (UP Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants), 1989<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1989<br /> * 1st Runner-up, Tri-Meet Interschool Sportsfest – Obstacle Course (DLSU Council of Student Organizations), 1989<br /> * 2nd Place, Himig ’89 (UP Corps of Cadets), 1989<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1989<br /> * Presidential Award to UP ECOSOC Choir, in recognition of Caroling Taskforce and as Carolfest * 87 Champion (UP President), 1988<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1988<br /> * 1st Place, Interschool Economics Quiz (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1987<br /> * 1st Place, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Best Choreography, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * 1st Place, Charades (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Champion, Carolfest ’86 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1986<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’86 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1986 <br /> * 2nd Place, 6th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1986<br /> * Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization (UP President), 1985<br /> * 3rd Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1985<br /> * 3rd Place, Carolfest ’85 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1985<br /> * 2nd Place, Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1984<br /> * 2nd Place, Sportsfest (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1984<br /> * 2nd Place, Ang Musikong Kristiyano Bilang Isang Pilipino – Group Singing Category, 1984<br /> * Champion, Academic Committee Inter-Org Kiamoy Quiz Show (UP Economics Society), 1983<br /> * 3rd Place, Himig ’83 (UP Corps of Cadets), 1983<br /> * Champion, School of Economics Quizonomics (UPSE Student Council), 1982<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’82 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1982<br /> * Special Prize Winner, 3rd Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1981<br /> * 2nd Place, Carolfest ’80 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1980<br /> * 3rd Runner-up, Quadmeet (IE ECOSOC UPZS UPSCA), 1976<br /> * Overall Champion, Tri-Sectoral Sports Festival (UP School of Economics), no date<br /> * Overall Champion, B.A.S.E. Games – Org Category (Pan Xenia), no date<br /> * 2nd Place, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), no date<br /> * 3rd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), no date<br /> * Tilaukan Winner, no presenter, no date<br /> * Winner, [Marian Panganiban], Best Economics Student (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> *Finalist, [Inna Morillo, Katz Manzano and Erica Manuel], Motions in Motions Debate, JPES, 2008<br /> * Winner, [http://aosolstice.com Solstice: Dating Marathon Till the Break of Dawn], Best Party Event (Astring-O-Sol Challenge), 2008<br /> *2nd Place, Dodgeball, JPES Sportsfets, 2009<br /> *3rd Place, Michael Anabo, Table Tennis, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, Basketball, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [John Gan &amp; Dom Garcia], Badminton Doubles, JPES SPortsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [John Gan], Badminton Singles, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Three-peat Winners, Futsal, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [Michael Anabo], Stock Trading Game, Philippine Stock Exchange and JPES, 2009 <br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[http://upecosoc.org/ Official Website of the UP Economics Society]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://ecosoc.multiply.com UP ECOSOC's Multiply account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://upecosoc.forumotion.net/ UP ECOSOC Forum]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.youtube.com/user/upecosoc UP ECOSOC's YouTube account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]][[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4289 2009-04-18T23:41:16Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* Organization Overview */</p> <hr /> <div>The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> <br /> ===Departments===<br /> <br /> ===Organization Objectives and Strategy===<br /> <br /> ===Organization Structure===<br /> <br /> ===Officers'''<br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Career_Assistance_Program&diff=4288 2009-04-18T23:41:00Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* Organization Overview */</p> <hr /> <div>The '''UP Career Assistance Program College of Business Administration-School of Economics''', often abbreviated as '''UP CAP CBA-SE''', is a service organization committed to providing students from the [[UP College of Business Administration]] and the [[UP School of Economics]] with the assistance they need to launch their careers after college.<br /> <br /> The entire organization is composed of 100 CAP members all devoted toward servicing more than 400 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates during an academic year.<br /> <br /> == History ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == Organization Overview ==<br /> The Career Assistance Program is a service organization committed to helping BS BA, BS BAA, BS BE, and BS Econ students get good jobs and fulfilling careers as they leave the relative safety of the University to face the challenges of the real world.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR OBJECTIVE'''<br /> <br /> <br /> CAP seeks to enable graduates and the corporate world to interact, know each other, and address each other's needs. CAP is the vital link that connects these two different worlds so that, together, they each can achieve their goals and live out their dreams.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''OUR STRATEGY'''<br /> <br /> <br /> To fulfill its objectives, CAP has numerous activities in store for the soon-to-be job seeker. We compile and print materials which deal with job-seeking methods, resume formats, cover letters, and the like.<br /> <br /> With the assistance of resource persons from top companies, we conduct mock interviews, and other simulations to familiarize students with current hiring procedures and practices. CAP also publishes a compendium of the resumes of the participants, copies of which are sent to partner firms seeking new hires.<br /> <br /> But our objective is not just to prepare the graduate for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Ultimately, CAP's success is based on the fulfilling careers that our participants will select. Currently, the entire organization is composed of more than 100 CAP members, all devoted to servicing the more than 350 BS Business Administration, BS Business Administration and Accountancy, BS Business Economics, and BS Economics graduates. <br /> ===Departments===<br /> <br /> ===Organization Objectives and Strategy===<br /> <br /> ===Organization Structure===<br /> <br /> ===Officers'''<br /> <br /> == Events ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]]<br /> [[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

Aralvaro1 https://iskomunidad.upd.edu.ph/index.php?title=UP_Economics_Society&diff=4287 2009-04-18T23:40:50Z

<p>Aralvaro1: /* History */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox<br /> | name = The UP Economics Society<br /> | image = [[Image:ecosoc.jpg|frame|center]]<br /> | imagecaption = Semestral Logo<br /> | Year = September 1958<br /> | type = Socio-Civic<br /> | president = Mr. Raymond Rainier Zabala<br /> | Tambayan = Room 121, UP School of Economics, UP Diliman, Quezon City<br /> | title = The Ecosoc Song<br /> | web link = http://upecosoc.org<br /> <br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> The '''UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES ECONOMICS SOCIETY''' (''UP ECOSOC'') is a non-stock, non-profit organization, whose existence is hinged on its core belief - Service, Exellence and Tradition. Exemplifying its continued commitment to this thrust, UP Ecosoc engages itself on numerous socio-civic activities, most notable of there is the scholarship that it provides for the deserving high school students through the UP Ecosoc Scholarship Fund (UP ESSF).<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> <br /> The UP ECONOMICS SOCIETY traces its beginnings to September 1958, when a group of honor students in the College of Business Administration decided to form an organization geared towards the task of tapping and maximizing the potentials of Business Administration, Arts and Sciences students who took Economics as a minor field. They envisioned an erudite elite whose efforts were aimed towards service to the academe and to the community not only through academic excellence but also through socio-civic undertakings.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Sixties'''=== <br /> <br /> The years 1966-67 saw the Society make its mark through its many contributions to the University. Cognizant of its role in the academe, ECOSOC spearheaded the drive in raising funds for projects like two fellowship grants and the donation of books to the CBA. The convocations, student-teacher dialogues, then considered eloquent steps, were germane to economics. Those years were indeed productive years for ECOSOC in as much as the Formal Scholarship Fund for Economics majors was founded.<br /> <br /> In 1967, ECOSOC struggled for “independence” from the CBA. It was the assertion of ECOSOC to break free from CBA’s congestion. Then as ever, it was active in its projects and views on campus politics and issues. Also, its Scholarship Fund was continued. To further realize ECOSOC’s commitment to intellectual upliftment, convocations and lecture series featuring professors from here and abroad were held to expound on topics relevant to economics like National Economy and Foreign Trade. 1967 also marked the metamorphosis of the Society from a confined group of honor students to one open to all Economics Majors. It was then that ECOSOC received its first Most Outstanding Organization Award.<br /> <br /> ECOSOC was consistent in furthering academic awareness and excellence through convocations and symposia in the late sixties. One of the most important achievements of the Society was its conception of a consolidation of all Economics student organizations in the country. Thus was born the Junior Philippine Economics Society. It aimed to establish and promote goodwill among economics students and helped create awareness and commitment to improve the economic, political and cultural welfare of the Filipino.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Seventies'''=== <br /> <br /> In the seventies, ECOSOC became highly politicized and involved in university and national issues. In 1975, it launched Economic Consciousness Week to instill awareness of current economic trends in the country and thus help create an atmosphere conducive to discussion of basic issues. ECOSOC also spearheaded the formation of the Economics Student Council. It was none other than Dean Jose Encarnacion who delegated to the Society the task of organizing the council.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Eighties'''=== <br /> <br /> The start of the eighties saw ECOSOC sustain its ideas and renew its commitment. Aside from the symposia, tutorials and convocations that were sponsored, its socio-civic projects were at the heights when visits to Bacoor, Bicutan and the various housing areas in the campus were made. Nurseries and medical clinics were sponsored to reach out to the underprivileged in our society. Company tours, contest and fundraisers were also undertaken. As contribution to the Diamond Jubilee of the University, ECOSOC co-sponsored a socio-cultural activity involving the alumni and the parents of the Economics majors. Aside from this, the Society sponsored an Alumni Homecoming. To cap the Society’s Silver Anniversary, it received the prestigious Wenceslao Vinzon’s Award as the Most Outstanding Organization.<br /> <br /> In 1986, ECOSOC received the Presidential Award for Outstanding Organization in the entire UP system nationwide. In 1987, it duplicated this feat. The Society’s secret is, of course, its members. Our chief attraction is the opportunity to meet people and to be with people. People with a common resolve to serve, who, in the process, derive a lot of satisfaction; economists who are firm in the belief that people are the best capital, and service is the best investment.<br /> <br /> In commemoration of its 30th anniversary, in 1988, it sponsored an Alumni Homecoming held at the Executive House. A Bingo Social was also held to obtain funds for the scholars it supported. It was also during this time that ECOSOC began to grant its members discount privileges by coming out with the official membership cards. In 1989, “Into You”, a trend-setting dance party was held at the Faces Disco. Also on the same year, ECOSOC sponsored a concert of Freddie Aguilar to help build a school in Lagro.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC in the Nineties'''=== <br /> <br /> 1990 was a reason to celebrate as it once again received the Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization in the entire UP system. 1990’s fundraisers were the Pinoy Wrestling and a disco/concert/fashion show held at Faces Disco – “Sari-Sari Night.&quot; The following year, ECOSOC sponsored the movie premiere of “Home Alone” at the Meralco Theater, after which a disco-party was held at Mars Disco. September of 1991, it featured two of the country’s up and coming bands – Artstart and G-steps at the Faces Disco, where our own ECOSOC band pitted talents with them. At the beginning of 1992, ECOSOC introduced the most generous fundraiser ever. “2 Legit 2 Quit” featured the advance screening of two blockbuster movies, “Dead Again” and “Other People’s Money”, both premieres were held at the Meralco Theater. The second night was followed by a concert of the famous Side A Band at the newly opened Music Hall.<br /> <br /> ECOSOC takes pride in its many achievements. The many achievements of UP Ecosoc have not been ignored, as it has received the now defunct Wenceslao Vinzon’s award for Most Outstanding Organization four times. It has also been bestowed the Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization, the most coveted award in the entire UP System. Recently, the organization received the Gawad Chancellor for Most Outstanding Organization and the Alpha Phi Omega Oblation Award for Best Organization both in 1999. Its manifold contributions to the UP School of Economics are, namely: the establishment of the Scholarship Funds, the establishment of the Junior Philippine Economics Society, its membership in UNISON, its helping to organize the Alumni Association and spearheading the formation of the Economics Student Council.<br /> <br /> <br /> === '''ECOSOC now and beyond'''=== <br /> <br /> Today, the University of the Philippines Economics Society remains true to the young, idealistic vision that created it and to the collective sense of service and camaraderie that sustains it. One of the organization's objectives, that of directly contributing as much as the members possibly can to alleviate social problems – has motivated ECOSOC’s establishment of weekend nurseries and day-care activities at nearby Pook Ricarte and weekly tutorials for the sixth graders of San Vicente Elementary School, which are directly supervised by the members themselves. As an academic organization, the Society conducts study groups and tutorials, holds book sales and rentals, publishes a paper, the ECHOES, and even collects sample exams for the benefit of the economic student.<br /> <br /> With the start of the new millennium, the Society boasts of one of the largest memberships in the entire UP System, now standing at around two hundred. The Society has become known for its various activities, all of which aim for the well being of its members and the achievement of its goals of SERVICE, EXCELLENCE, and TRADITION. These include company tours, talks and symposia, seminars, various sports events, variety shows, semestral fundraisers, etc. ECOSOC continues to conduct weekly day care sessions for younger children from Pook Ricarte, and semestral Free Clinics for various communities.<br /> <br /> Until the first semester of 2003, the society had been sponsoring weekly tutorials for the Grade Six students of Balara Elementary School, with free art, writing, and sports workshops for selected students of the same school. However, a modification in the class schedules of the sixth grade classes from the afternoon to the morning prompted a major change. At present, the society now sponsors the weekly tutorials of the San Vicente Elementary sixth graders – but with the same passion and commitment that has marked their endeavors.<br /> <br /> By means of the UP Economics Society Scholarship Fund (ESSF), four deserving students are currently able to go to high school with full scholarships. They are Josephine Aragon, Leonard Bryle Briones, Jackielyn dela Cruz and Abigail Tinio. Every first Saturday of the month, they are treated to a Scholars’ Lunch Out by their appointed Ecosoc ate and/or kuya guardian and other Ecosocers.<br /> <br /> ECOSOC believes that the study of economics cannot be totally isolated from any other social phenomenon and that the UP student, particularly the ECOSOCer, is inherently responsible to the Filipino people. What the student doesn’t learn inside the classroom is learned in the world called ECOSOC. <br /> <br /> <br /> ECOSOC is a dynamic organization that strives with its motto at hand, “…Paglingkuran ang Diyos, Kapwa at Bayan” – truly a commitment to serve.<br /> <br /> =Vision Mission=<br /> ===Semestral Theme===<br /> Impelled by the hype of last semester’s celebration, UP ECOSOC has been able to exceed itself, exploring new frontiers that have added to its remarkable distinction as an organization driven by the desire to bring societal change and advancement. <br /> <br /> As we move forward into another year of service, excellence and tradition, together, we continue the golden streak by refocusing our undertakings in community development and proving that we are rooted in the socio-civic cause that was envisioned by our founding members in 1958. <br /> <br /> This semester’s theme calls upon the members to reexamine their involvement in the numerous endeavors that have been embarked by this organization and to realign their goals and ideals with the society’s true nature. <br /> <br /> A cause doesn’t only bring about action. It is defined by it.<br /> Let us assert that we are Truly ECOSOC: Living the Cause since 1958.<br /> <br /> ==Committees==<br /> ===Adhoc-Taskforce===<br /> <br /> Headed by the President, Adhoc is responsible for the month-long celebration of the Society’s anniversary month every September. On the other hand, Taskforce is a special committee headed by the Vice President. Taskforce is responsible for the society’s major fundraising event that will support the ESSF. <br /> <br /> ===Academic Affairs===<br /> Its responsibility is to make sure that most of the academic needs of the members are met, as well as establish a good relationship with <br /> the UPSE faculty. They hold book rentals, symposia, tutorials, debate trainings and programs for the faculty. <br /> <br /> ===Comunity Development===<br /> This committee is known as the HEART OF ECOSOC. It supervises the weekly tutorials for the Grade 3 students of Balara Elementary School every Monday and the weekly day care sessions for the younger children of Pook Ricarte every Saturday.<br /> <br /> ===Echoes===<br /> Echoes is the official publication of the society. Echoes documents all of the society’s undertakings and provides a venue for Ecosocers with an inclination for writings. This committee manages the organization’s website and it also publishes the literary works, opinions and committee news.<br /> <br /> ===External Affairs===<br /> Our “window” to the outside world, Externals updates the society with what’s going on around the college, university and the nation. It coordinates with the students and officers of other Econ organizations, PHILCES, or Philippine Council of Economics Students and of JPES, or Junior Philippine Economics Society. It also holds symposia, talks and company tours for Ecosocers. <br /> <br /> ===Finance===<br /> Finance is responsible for the monitoring and maintenance of the society’s financial status and releases financial statements for each month. It holds meaningful and timely activities to raise funds for the organization, such as the National Youth Summit for Sustainable Development and Tree Planting.<br /> <br /> ===Liaison===<br /> Liaison is the society’s coordinator with the alumni. It updates the alumni on the activities the society is holding. It is responsible for updating the alumni database as it grows bigger after every semester. It holds career talks, symposia, company tours, and alumni dinners.<br /> <br /> ===Membership===<br /> The Membership Committee handles the entire application process. It screens the applicants and monitors the progress of the members of the society. It is primarily responsible in the internal unity of the organization. It also holds the fun-filled Tambay Week every semester.<br /> <br /> ===Secretariat===<br /> <br /> As a virtual “extended arm” of the Secretary, Seccom is responsible for all paperwork in the society (except the publication) and artwork (posters, production work etc). It is responsible for the decorations as well as the cleanliness of the Ecosoc’s tambayan at SE 121. It also takes charge of the society’s directory, t-shirts, and the applicant’s sigsheet and the Ecosoc calendar.<br /> <br /> ===Special Events===<br /> SPEV holds exciting events such as the Treasure or Scavenger Hunt, Vice Night, Christmas Party in line with the organization’s thrusts and the members’ well-being. It also caters to the cultural undertakings of the society. <br /> <br /> ===Sports===<br /> The Sports Committee takes care of all the sporting events of the society like the Members Bersus Applicants, Race of Thunder, and other Ecosoc tournaments.<br /> <br /> ===Executive Committee===<br /> The Executive Committee, or the Execom, is the highest governing body in the Society. It is composed of 12 members of Committee Chairpersons and Officers. The Execom meets every Friday, 12:00-1:00pm at the tambayan.<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Special Committees===<br /> =====ConCom=====<br /> The Constitution Committee is in charge ofthe constitution’s revisions and amendments.<br /> <br /> =====Comelec=====<br /> The Commission on Elections is in charge of the election held towards the end of the first semester.<br /> <br /> =====ScholCom=====<br /> The Scholar Committee is composed of the five guardians of the scholars, the President, the Treasurer and the CDC chairperson. They are the ones in-charge of the well-being of the scholars. <br /> <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> * 2nd Place, [LENTE], Best Organizational Activity (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 3rd Place, [National Youth Congress], Best Organizational Activity (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 2nd Place, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Glai Villanueva], Ecoknowmics 2007 Quiz Bee (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * 3rd Place, [Brylle Baluyot], Ecoknowmics 2007 Quiz Bee, Individual Category (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * Champion, Futsal (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> * Champion, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Jinky Cajulao], Ecolympiad’s National Quiz Bee (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * Champion, [Brylle Baluyot, Daryl Evangelista, Jinky Cajulao], Ecolympiad’s National Case Study (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * Quarterfinalist, [Janica Magat, Katz Manzano, Inna Morillo], National Debate Championship (Philippine Council for Economic Students), 2006<br /> * 2nd place, Best Org Event (Junior Philippine Economics Society): Summit on Human, Social and Intellectual Capital Formation, 2004<br /> * Champion, Community Work – School Based, 2nd Quezon City Youth Achievers Awards (Office of the Vice Mayor of Quezon City), 2003 (trophy with plaque)<br /> * Champion, Individual Category, 15th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2003<br /> * 1st Place, 1st Intercollegiate Frisbee Tournament (Jack N Jill Nova), 2003<br /> * Champion, 13th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2001<br /> * 1st Runner-up, Debates (UP Diliman Debate Circuit), 2001<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Splatt: 1st Paintball Challenge (UP Economics Society), 2001<br /> * Runner-up, Lorenzo M. Tañada National Debate Tournament – Metro Manila Area (Paragon of Scholarship Foundation Inc.), 2000<br /> * Most Outstanding Student Organization (Gawad Chancellor), 1999<br /> * Oblation Award for Best Student Organization (Alpha Phi Omega), 1999<br /> * 1st Place, Carolfest ’99 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1999<br /> * Champion, “Square Tayo” Trivia Quiz Show (UP School of Economics Student Council), 1998<br /> * Champion, Himig ng Kapaskuhan: Carolfest ’98 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1998<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1998<br /> * 1st Place, Kantahan at Kapayapaan sa Kapaskuhan: 17th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1997<br /> * Champion, Trimeet – Soccer (ADMU-DLSU-UP), 1997<br /> * Champion, Trimeet – Mixed Volleyball (ADMU-DLSU-UP), 1997<br /> * 1st Place, 14th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1995<br /> * Champion, Debates (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1994<br /> * Champion, Economics Debate Competition (UP Economics Towards Consciousness), 1994<br /> * Runner-up, Slow-Pitch Softball Tournament (UP College of Human Kinetics), 1994<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1993<br /> * 1st Place, Sounds in Season: 11th Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1991<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Ladies’ Corps), 1990<br /> * 2nd Place, 2nd Inter-Organization Economics Quiz (Rotary Club of Kalookan Central), 1990<br /> * Champion, Spikefest ’89 (UP Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants), 1989<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1989<br /> * 1st Runner-up, Tri-Meet Interschool Sportsfest – Obstacle Course (DLSU Council of Student Organizations), 1989<br /> * 2nd Place, Himig ’89 (UP Corps of Cadets), 1989<br /> * 2nd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1989<br /> * Presidential Award to UP ECOSOC Choir, in recognition of Caroling Taskforce and as Carolfest * 87 Champion (UP President), 1988<br /> * 1st Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1988<br /> * 1st Place, Interschool Economics Quiz (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1987<br /> * 1st Place, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Best Choreography, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’87 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * 1st Place, Charades (UP Junior Finance Association), 1987<br /> * Champion, Carolfest ’86 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1986<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’86 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1986 <br /> * 2nd Place, 6th Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1986<br /> * Presidential Award for Most Outstanding Organization (UP President), 1985<br /> * 3rd Place, Memories for Two (Pan Xenia Fraternity), 1985<br /> * 3rd Place, Carolfest ’85 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1985<br /> * 2nd Place, Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1984<br /> * 2nd Place, Sportsfest (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 1984<br /> * 2nd Place, Ang Musikong Kristiyano Bilang Isang Pilipino – Group Singing Category, 1984<br /> * Champion, Academic Committee Inter-Org Kiamoy Quiz Show (UP Economics Society), 1983<br /> * 3rd Place, Himig ’83 (UP Corps of Cadets), 1983<br /> * Champion, School of Economics Quizonomics (UPSE Student Council), 1982<br /> * Best Rendition of Contest Piece, Carolfest ’82 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1982<br /> * Special Prize Winner, 3rd Annual Carolfest (UP Junior Finance Association), 1981<br /> * 2nd Place, Carolfest ’80 (UP Junior Finance Association), 1980<br /> * 3rd Runner-up, Quadmeet (IE ECOSOC UPZS UPSCA), 1976<br /> * Overall Champion, Tri-Sectoral Sports Festival (UP School of Economics), no date<br /> * Overall Champion, B.A.S.E. Games – Org Category (Pan Xenia), no date<br /> * 2nd Place, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), no date<br /> * 3rd Runner-up, Ecoknowmics (Junior Philippine Economics Society), no date<br /> * Tilaukan Winner, no presenter, no date<br /> * Winner, [Marian Panganiban], Best Economics Student (Junior Philippine Economics Society), 2007<br /> *Finalist, [Inna Morillo, Katz Manzano and Erica Manuel], Motions in Motions Debate, JPES, 2008<br /> * Winner, [http://aosolstice.com Solstice: Dating Marathon Till the Break of Dawn], Best Party Event (Astring-O-Sol Challenge), 2008<br /> *2nd Place, Dodgeball, JPES Sportsfets, 2009<br /> *3rd Place, Michael Anabo, Table Tennis, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, Basketball, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [John Gan &amp; Dom Garcia], Badminton Doubles, JPES SPortsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [John Gan], Badminton Singles, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Three-peat Winners, Futsal, JPES Sportsfest, 2009<br /> *Winner, [Michael Anabo], Stock Trading Game, Philippine Stock Exchange and JPES, 2009 <br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> *[http://upecosoc.org/ Official Website of the UP Economics Society]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://ecosoc.multiply.com UP ECOSOC's Multiply account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://upecosoc.forumotion.net/ UP ECOSOC Forum]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> *[http://www.youtube.com/user/upecosoc UP ECOSOC's YouTube account]&lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:UP Diliman]][[Category:Student Organizations]]</div>

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