3rd LeadCon Photos: the Final Day!!!

signing of the declaration...










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3rd LeadCon Photos: the Socials Night

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IS YOUR SCHOOL IN??? The Final List of participating Schools

FINAL LIST OF PARTICIPATING COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES, STATE UNIVERSITIES

Yep, we got hold of it... FINALLY! ...Here it is. A total of 45 colleges, universities and state colleges registered for this year's 3rd Student Council Leadership Conference. The list goes:

1. Naval Institute of Technology (Naval Main Campus) - Naval, Biliran
2. University of Eastern Philippines (Main Campus) -Catarman, N. Samar
3. University of Eastern Philippines (Laoang Satellite Campus)- Laoang, N. Samar
4. Northern Samar Colleges- Catarman, N. Samar
5. St. Francis College - Allen, N. Samar
6. Southern Leyte State University (Main Campus) - Sogod, So. Leyte
7. Southern Leyte State University (Tomas Oppus Campus) - Tomas Oppus , So. Leyte
8. St. Joseph College- Maasin, So. Leyte
9. The College of Maasin - Maasin, So. Leyte
10. Eastern Samar State University (Main Campus) - Borongan, E. Samar
11. Eastern Samar State University (Guiuan Satellite Campus) - Guiuan, E. Samar
12. Eastern Samar State University (Salcedo Campus) - Salcedo, E. Samar
13. Eastern Samar State University (Maydolong Satellite Campus) - Maydolong, E. Samar
14. Samar State College of Agriculture and Fisheries - San Jorge, Samar
15. Tiburcio Tancinco Memorial Institute of Science and Technology- Calbayog, Samar
16. Calbiga Western Samar Colleges- Calbiga, Samar
17. Samar College- Calbayog, Samar
18. St. Mary's College of Catbalogan - Catbalogan, Samar
19. Eastern Visayas State University (Main Campus) - Tacloban City
20. Eastern Visayas State University (Ormoc Satellite Campus) -Ormoc City
21. Eastern Visayas State University (Tanauan Satellite Campus) -Tanauan, Leyte
22. Leyte Normal University - Tacloban City
23. Palompon Institute of Technology (Palompon Main Campus)-Palompon, Leyte
24. Visayas State University (Baybay Main Campus)-Baybay, Leyte
25. Visayas State University (Tolosa Satellite Campus)-Tolosa, Leyte
26. UP Tacloban College - Tacloban City
27. Abuyog Community College- Abuyog, Leyte
28. AMA Computer College -Palo, Leyte
29. ACLC Tacloban - Tacloban City
30. Colegio de Santa Lourdes- Tabontabon, Leyte
31. RTR Medical Foundation - Tacloban City
32. Holy Spirit Foundation College - Tacloban City
33. JE Mondejar Computer College - Tacloban City
34. Leyte Colleges - Tacloban City
35. MLG School of Learning (Hilongos)- Hilongos, Leyte
36. Sacred Heart College of Tacloban- Tacloban City
37. St. Peter's College- Ormoc City
38. St. Scholastica's School of Health Sciences- Tacloban City
39. St. Paul's Business School - Palo, Leyte
40. Santo Nino College of Ormoc - Ormoc City
41. STI Computer College - Tacloban City
42. Bato Institute of Technlogy - Bato, Leyte
43. Colegio de las Navas- Las Navas, N. Samar
44. Christ the King College- Calbayog, Samar
45. San Lorenzo Ruiz College of Catarman - Catarman, N. Samar

THE CHALLENGE

An Invitation: Join Us and Be Heard

Are you in search of ways to find solution to the present turmoil of our society? Are you in deep thoughts about acting on the pressing issues that confront the youth sector and thus challenging it as an independent community of people?

What have you done lately to mend the burdens of the Calcutta you live in? It is not yet too late to act on that calling. Join us now and be heard. It is high time that your opinions matter and your gift of leadership converge with the rest of Eastern Visayas' pool of dynamic youth leaders.

Please click the link here to view the video invitational plug for the 3rd Eastern Visayas Student Council Leadership Conference.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEZsedeiung

3rd EASTERN VISAYAS STUDENT COUNCIL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

"Changing Ourselves to Change the World: Responding to the Challenge of a Global Ethic Leadership "

NAME, DATE AND VENUE OF PROGRAM

Third Eastern Visayas Student Council Leadership Conference
28 to 30 November 2007, Friday to Sunday
Name of Venue: Vicmar Beach Resort
Address of Venue: Baybay, San Jose, Tacloban City






ABOUT THE PROGRAM

Given the avenues for growth and development could enable the youth to vividly envision and channel their passion and energies into becoming effective agents in nation -building. With this in mind, the AN WARAY Party List Organization took the initiative to establish an active partnership with the youth in Eastern Visayas to harness their potential and be of service to the community.

Hence, the opportunity to build closer ties with student leaders within the region urged a number of young leaders to spur the creation of the Student Council Leadership Conference in the year 2006. Run entirely by the youth, for nearly three years now the conference has firmly established its niche in creating a dialogue platform among student council leaders within Eastern Visayas and a forum that provides opportunities for closer and more regular contact among student leaders who will become now and in the future leaders of their own generation. Young voices continue to be heard and plan of actions have thus borne fruitful projects.

Through a consensual, consultative and principle-oriented process, student leaders are given the chance to discuss key student leadership issues, study the current trends and challenges confronting their fellow college students, brainstorm possible solutions and responses to such challenges and enhance themselves with the necessary skills in order to concretize and realize such solutions and responses.

In fulfillment of its education and youth development agenda, the AN WARAY Party List Organization hopes that with the diligence and persistence of the Student Council Leadership Conference, more young decision-makers will converge and be inspired with the united vision, and more challenging endeavors will be undertaken that will reveal the real value of their involvement and commitment in nation building. With the number of participants growing with every year, and with the guidance of mentors and delegates from the previous LeadCon, the future is bright as they continue working together to realize their dreams of creating a better future for our country.

PROGRAM OBJECTIVES


The objectives of the Student LeadCon are:

1) To enable student leaders to enhance and empower their leadership capacities and potentials in response to the current and other developmental issues that confront the student sector;

2) To provide student leaders with opportunities to study, find and formulate creative ideas and promising practices in the student development field through talks, roundtable discussions, open forums and other learning activities;

3) To encourage student leaders to explore concrete ways to better serve their communities through effective community service, positive leadership roles and active community involvement.




METHODOLOGY

The Conference Staff to be determined by the convenors will facilitate the Student LeadCon. The Conference Director shall head the conference staff and take overall supervision of the entire conference.

Keynote Talks. At the opening of the conference, a keynote address on the theme of the conference will be given by an invited speaker. The keynote address will set the content and the theme of the succeeding sessions. A closing session will end the Student LeadCon during which a closing speaker shall be invited to address the participants.

Roundtable Discussion. During the conference, the roundtable discussion methodology will be utilized. At every session, a talk on a topic relevant to student leadership and to the conference theme will be given by a resource person or by an expert invited by the conference staff. An open forum will follow the talk, during which reactors, selected from the participants themselves, will address questions to the resource persons or experts or share their opinions with the body. After all the reactors have raised questions or express their thoughts and if there is still ample time, any participant then may rise to pose a question or make a statement of his opinion. The moderator will facilitate dialogue and the exchange of ideas between the resource persons and the participants and among the participants themselves

Breakout Sessions and Challenge Courses. There will also be breakout sessions and challenge courses during which the participants will be divided into separate workshop groups. Trainings on varying leadership and organizational skills will be conducted by invited resource persons.

Executive Session. An executive session will also be held during the conference with the exclusive participation of student council presidents. An agenda will be drawn by the conference staff. The conference declaration will also be drafted during this meeting. During the executive session, the student council presidents will also elect from their membership the chairperson, deputy chairpersons and floor leaders who will preside over the closing session of the conference.

At the end of the conference, the participants will draft a conference declaration encapsulating the various experiences and lessons learned during the event as well as a statement of commitment to pursue them after the conference. The declaration will be made in the name of all participants and will be voted upon for approval before it is adopted by the conference.

PARTICIPANTS

The Student LeadCon is open to all college students who presently hold key leadership roles in the central student councils of both state and private colleges and universities within Eastern Visayas. Participants must be officially nominated by their respective student councils.

Each school may send a delegation composed of a maximum of three participants. The applicants for participation must pre-register beforehand with the Conference Secretariat and comply with all the requirements and questionnaires as required by the convenors.

Each individual participant shall submit the following application requirements:
1. individual application form with 2x2 pictures accomplished in triplicate
2. letter of confirmation
3. recent curriculum vitae or résumé (in triplicate)
4. resolution of nomination by the school student council
5. accomplished student leadership questionnaire
6. accomplished study guides


Each school delegation shall submit the following group application requirements :
1. group registration form accomplished in triplicate
2. organizational charter (or constitution and by-laws) (if any)
3. vision, mission and goal statements (if any)
4. past and current action plans (if any)
5. accomplished student council leadership questionnaire

The registration forms, questionnaires and study guides may be reproduced. The accomplished application forms together with all documents and pre-conference questionnaires must be submitted on or before the Student LeadCon. The Conference Secretariat reserves the right and the prerogative to exclude applicants who will not meet the stated requirements.

CONFERENCE RULES

1. The term “participant" shall refer to a student council officer attending the Student LeadCon.

2. All participants are required to attend all plenary sessions, assigned events or meetings, and conference activities. They cannot leave the premises of the conference venue or stay at the dormitory without the prior permission of the secretariat.

3. No alcoholic beverages, tobacco, controlled substances or narcotics, in any form shall by consumed, possessed or used by a participant at any time during the conference under any circumstances.

4. All participants must be prompt and prepared for all activities. During roundtable discussions and plenary sessions, they are expected to be in the session hall at least fifteen minutes before the schedule.

5. All participants must honor the conference curfew. Curfew is at 11:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted in the schedule. At curfew time, all lights must be put off and all participants are expected to be in their respective rooms.

6. There shall be no defacing of venue property. Any damages to property or furnishings in the conference venue must be paid for by the individual responsible. He will be billed directly by the conference venue for any damages.

7. Identification cards must be worn at all conference events. Appropriate attire will be required during plenary and breakout sessions. Inappropriate dress may not be worn at conference functions.

8. Cellular phones must be turned off or be on silent mode when inside the session hall and during all plenary and breakout sessions.

9. All participants agree to conduct themselves in professional and ethical manner at all times and to follow the directives of official conference staff and venue staff.

10. English and Filipino shall be the official languages of the conference. All participants shall be courteous in addressing the speaker or the presiding officer of the conference.

11. All participants who violate or ignore any of the conference rules shall be immediately notified of their demeanor. All participants should also follow all local school rules of conduct.

IMPORTANT REMINDERS

It is best to pre-register before the event. Preregistration can be done online through easternvisayasleadcon.blogspot.com or email to us the pre-registration form at thirdstudentleadcon@ymail.com.



Things to bring:

· Accomplished individual and group requirements. It is best to submit the documents before the date of the conference.

· Filipiniana or formal ethnic attire for the Opening Program.

· Smart casual attire for the Plenary Sessions.

· Comfortable casual attire and rubber shoes for the Challenge Course.

· Formal evening attire for the Fellowship Dinner.·

Cap and wide handkerchief for the challenge courses.

· Medicines, towels and toiletries

Deadline for Registration is on November 26, 2008, Thursday.



PARTICIPATION COSTS

AN WARAY will shoulder the participation costs during the conference proper (registration, food and accommodation) for the reserved slots assigned to your school.Should your school be interested for extra slots, please contact the Conference Secretariat for arrangements. Participation costs for the extra slots, however, will be charged against the additional participants.The participants will also have to shoulder their own transportation expenses.

CONTACT DETAILS

For reservation, pre-registration, inquiries and further information, please contact:

Rosianette Cadayong, Conference Director
Mobile No. 0929-8493-630
mailto: thirdstudentleadcon@ymail.com

Michelle Basal, Secretariat Chairperson
Mobile No. 0920-855-8950
crissa321200@yahoo.com

Philip Jude A Acidre, Lead Convenor
Mobile No. 0915-740-5342
philipjudeacidre@gmail.com