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'''''Practice of Administrative Leadership and Service''''', better known as '''PALS-NCPAG''' is a socio-academic and political organization based at the National College of Public Administration and Governance in the University of the Philippines Diliman.
The '''Practice of Administrative Leadership and Service (PALS-NCPAG)''' is a socio-political organization based at the National College of Public Administration and Governance in the University of the Philippines Diliman. Anchored upon its core principles of Accessibility, Dynamism, Accountability, and Excellence, PALS-NCPAG has actively espoused student leadership and has been of service to the College, the University and the Country, through its conduct of socially relevant projects and activities. As the oldest socio-political organization in NCPAG, formally established in 1993, it has embodied itself as an organization that represents the student body in the struggle and advocacy for good governance.


At the core of PALS-NCPAG, the principles of Dynamism, Accountability, Accessibility and Excellence stir restlessly, and it is only through collective interaction and projects that these principles achieve relief. Since 1993, PALS has continuously and consistently striven to connect, to affect and be affected— embodying itself through the years as the responsible organization that represents the student body in the struggle and advocacy for good governance in the College, the University and the Country.
==Core Principles==
'''Accessibility'''


PALS believes in a vision of enables, empowered, and united students.


==History==
'''Dynamism'''
Since 1993, PALS has continuously and consistently striven to connect, to affect and be affected— embodying itself through the years as the responsible organization that represents the student body in the struggle and advocacy for good governance in the College, the University and the Country. During the earlier part of our existence, we started conducting medical missions and participating in Gawad Kalinga builds. As the party progressed, so did our endeavors.


We have been able to organize various academic forums on topics including government services and offices, children’s rights and welfare, different advocacies, and even debt servicing. Natural (S)election and UP 101: Your Advocacies Matter are two of said forums conducted last academic year. All of the said forums were done in collaboration with other agencies or organizations found inside and outside the University who share our own ideals.
PALS believes in the development of the country along with the advancement of its people.  


We have also been able to conduct leadership training seminars outside Metro Manila including one in Romblon, and another in Batangas. The former was participated in by Sangguniang Kabataan officials, while the latter by college students and leaders. We have been a part of the annual Freshmen Orientation as well. This is in keeping with our desire to make the College as much of a home as possible – a welcoming home that is able to foster critical debate and progressive change.
'''Accountability'''


The party also releases political statements in tune with the different issues of and in the NCPAG Community, the University, and the nation. In the past academic year we have been able to release five political statements: Reason Demands of Nothing Less, What Poetry and Fiction Should Consist Of, Society of Angels, Agony or Ecstasy, Death of the Sun, and in this year, Canon of Shackles and The Charter Change Express. These political statements dealt with the varying topics of fraternity violence, the latest State of the Nation Address (SONA), the Bangsamoro homeland issue, the upcoming 2010 elections, the Student Regent referendum, the 2009 Code of Student Conduct and the Charter Change respectively.
PALS believes in endowing and holding students, leaders, public servants, and institutions of being responsible to their constituents and upholding moral values they are beholden to.  


As an organization sustained by change and vigor, we have sought to instill this in our projects, thus giving birth to our College’s only choral singing competition that has been serenading the College for two Christmas’s, Chillax: Coffee. Carols. Christmas and Chillax 2: Kapihan. Kantahan. Kapaskuhan., and the Public Administration-themed quiz show, UNO: The Ultimate NCPAG Outbreak.
'''Excellence'''


While these projects may be transitory, existing within a short period of time, their impact has been considerable. These individual acts should not only be considered in themselves, rather they should also be considered for the direction that they are paving, the meaning that they represent, and the passion and hope that they cultivate. It is their cumulative effect that lasts and continues to strengthen.  
PALS-NCAG believes in academic excellence with social commitment.  


Advocacy is shaped and, in turn, shapes individuals and groups. We are not exceptions to this, and, in fact, have numerous alumni who are living testaments. Some are now working in the Supreme Court, some in public agencies and others in the private sector. What field they are engaged in is immaterial, because their drive, excellence and commitment to their society stand out through and through.
==NCPAG Student Council==
In the 29th NCPAG Student Council Elections, PALS-NCPAG secured a full slate victory. Members of PALS in the National College of Public Administration and Governance Student Council for Academic Year 2021-2022 are the following:


Even our members in the College exhibit the same brilliance, pushing to excel in all that they do - so as to be of better use to NCPAG, and to the nation. We see this in those who are top students, those who are leading their respective organizations, and those who persevered and desired to serve the public so much so that their efforts were recognized and rewarded with all the positions in last year’s Student Council by the NCPAG students.
*'''Chairperson:''' Allondra Shaira Serdenia
*'''Vice-Chairperson:''' Katreena Marie Dulay
*'''External Affairs Administrator:''' Marie Yna Beatrice Marbibi
*'''Finance Affairs Administrator:''' Joseph Sean Eli Limabaga
*'''Seniors Batch Representative:''' Cristina Elisha Yambot
*'''Juniors Batch Representative:''' Andrea Franchesca Camago
*'''Sophomores Batch Representative:''' Florante Esperanzate


==PALS Projects and Initiatives==


==Principles==
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At the core of PALS-NCPAG lies the principles of Accessibility, Dynamism, Accountability, and Excellence.
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PA_Diaries.jpg
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'''PALS Grant'''


PALS Grant is a remote learning assistance project that caters to all students within NCPAG. Benefits given to PALS Grant scholars include weekly data allowance throughout the entire semester, gadgets, and other forms of academic assistance.


==National College of Public Administration and Governance Student Government Campaign==
'''PALS Calamity Fund'''
Members of PALS in the National College of Public Administration and Governance Student Government for Academic Year 2012-2013 are the following:


*'''NCPAG-SG Chairperson:''' Ma. Theresa “Chess” C. Carlos
PALS Calamity Fund is an annual donation drive for victims of typhoons, earthquakes, and other calamities. This is a measure that we execute in preparation for these calamities.  
*'''NCPAG-SG Vice-Chairperson:''' Beatrice Marie “Bea Ach”M. Achacoso
*'''External Affairs Administrator:''' Alaric Alexander “Aric” J. Topacio
*'''Socio-Academic Affairs Administrator:''' Charmen “Charmen” A. Balana
*'''Finance Administrator:''' Angelica “Angie” Dr. Atadero
*'''Undergraduate Councilors:'''
**Paolo “Pao” F. Alcantara
**Krista Emmadelle “Krista” R. Andres
**Hanna Giselle “Hannah” R. Miralles
**Raymond Clarence “Raymond” Y. Rodis 


'''PA Diaries'''


==Affiliate Organizations==
PA Diaries is an annual event held at the start of the school year that aims to discuss the relevance of the course and possible career opportunities in the discipline of Public Administration. This is an FST initiative, especially catering to those who seek to gain a deeper understanding of PA.
*[[KAISA - Nagkakaisang Iskolar para sa Pamantasan at Sambayanan]]


'''PALS Cup'''


==External Links==
PALS Cup marks the annual anniversary internal event of PALS-NCPAG. It involves teams made up of resident members taking on a series of challenges from social media postings to raising money for other initiatives such as the PALS Grant and Calamity Fund.  
*[https://www.facebook.com/PALS.NCPAG PALS-NCPAG on Facebook]. (Accessed on 24 March 2012)
*[http://www.twitter.com/palsNCPAG PALS-NCPAG on Twitter]. (Accessed on 24 March 2012)


'''Trainings'''


==Contact==
PALS commits to bi-monthly trainings for its residents. The topics for trainings are consensus-based and are consulted among the members.
*Email: updpalsncpag@gmail.com
 


==Contact Us==
*Email: updpalsncpag@gmail.com, updpalsncpag.execomm@gmail.com
*[https://www.facebook.com/palsncpag PALS-NCPAG on Facebook].
*[http://www.twitter.com/palsncpag PALS-NCPAG on Twitter].


[[Category:Student Organizations]]
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Latest revision as of 04:24, 17 September 2021

Practice of Administrative Leadership and Service
PALS-NCPAG

Established 1993
Category Socio-Political Organization
University University of the Philippines Diliman
Location Quezon City, Philippines
Facebook PALS-NCPAG on Facebook
Twitter PALS-NCPAG on Twitter
Contact updpalsncpag@gmail.com, updpalsncpag.execomm@gmail.com

The Practice of Administrative Leadership and Service (PALS-NCPAG) is a socio-political organization based at the National College of Public Administration and Governance in the University of the Philippines Diliman. Anchored upon its core principles of Accessibility, Dynamism, Accountability, and Excellence, PALS-NCPAG has actively espoused student leadership and has been of service to the College, the University and the Country, through its conduct of socially relevant projects and activities. As the oldest socio-political organization in NCPAG, formally established in 1993, it has embodied itself as an organization that represents the student body in the struggle and advocacy for good governance.

Core Principles

Accessibility

PALS believes in a vision of enables, empowered, and united students.

Dynamism

PALS believes in the development of the country along with the advancement of its people.

Accountability

PALS believes in endowing and holding students, leaders, public servants, and institutions of being responsible to their constituents and upholding moral values they are beholden to.

Excellence

PALS-NCAG believes in academic excellence with social commitment.

NCPAG Student Council

In the 29th NCPAG Student Council Elections, PALS-NCPAG secured a full slate victory. Members of PALS in the National College of Public Administration and Governance Student Council for Academic Year 2021-2022 are the following:

  • Chairperson: Allondra Shaira Serdenia
  • Vice-Chairperson: Katreena Marie Dulay
  • External Affairs Administrator: Marie Yna Beatrice Marbibi
  • Finance Affairs Administrator: Joseph Sean Eli Limabaga
  • Seniors Batch Representative: Cristina Elisha Yambot
  • Juniors Batch Representative: Andrea Franchesca Camago
  • Sophomores Batch Representative: Florante Esperanzate

PALS Projects and Initiatives

PALS Grant

PALS Grant is a remote learning assistance project that caters to all students within NCPAG. Benefits given to PALS Grant scholars include weekly data allowance throughout the entire semester, gadgets, and other forms of academic assistance.

PALS Calamity Fund

PALS Calamity Fund is an annual donation drive for victims of typhoons, earthquakes, and other calamities. This is a measure that we execute in preparation for these calamities.

PA Diaries

PA Diaries is an annual event held at the start of the school year that aims to discuss the relevance of the course and possible career opportunities in the discipline of Public Administration. This is an FST initiative, especially catering to those who seek to gain a deeper understanding of PA.

PALS Cup

PALS Cup marks the annual anniversary internal event of PALS-NCPAG. It involves teams made up of resident members taking on a series of challenges from social media postings to raising money for other initiatives such as the PALS Grant and Calamity Fund.

Trainings

PALS commits to bi-monthly trainings for its residents. The topics for trainings are consensus-based and are consulted among the members.

Contact Us

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