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Admin launches Journalism Campaign

In an effort to establish a more unified society, the administration recently launched an ad campaign that aims to revive the glory of Thomasian Journalism.

The first ever pro-administration campaign was simply dubbed as “jrn ako”. According to society president, Mr. Niel Niño Lim, in order for the students to immediately absorb the message of the campaign, the tag should be kept short and snappy.

When the officers deliberated upon the language to be used, most of them agreed that a simple campaign done in tagalog would have better impact. “I don’t think we need to be profound with the tag. If people can easily relate to the lingo, the ad is best understood,” Lim said.

A proud innovation

The campaign started last March 26, initially through the Internet. The administration revived and enlivened the organization’s Yahoogroups, by persistently inviting members to join. It was then that the signature “jrn ako” was used.

Aiming to reach the alumni, the seemingly stagnant Friendster account was also tapped for the campaign. The administration continuously searched and invited Thomasian graduates of journalism.

“We should be reaching out this early, not just to the students but also to the alumni,” said Deni Rose Afinidad, the society auditor.

To draw immediate recognition, the administration uploaded pictures of known Thomasian journalists – Nestor Cuartero, Tempo Entertainment Editor, Wendell Capili, Assistant Dean of the College of Arts and Letters in UP Diliman, and Joselito Zulueta, society adviser and Inquirer’s Assistant Lifestyle Editor – carrying the campaign tag.

Good start

Students and alumni, who joined the Yahoogroups and the Friendster account, in such a short span of time, reflected the initial success of the campaign. After just a week, the Yahoogroups already managed to double the number of members of the old account that was active since last year.

“I think we’re off to a good start,” Lim said, assuring that all of the officers feel the same about the campaign.

 


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LEGACY

IN RETROSPECT:

The UST Journalism Society was formerly known as Samahang Tomasino sa Pamamahayag (STP). In 1987, UST Journalism Society president Jose Wendell Capili changed the name of the organization to catch up with the changing times – the trend of globalization. They changed the name of the society to better identify the Journalism students in a very clear straightforward name.

The UST Journalism Society was created for the sole purpose of promoting camaraderie among Journalism students. However, in the following generations, the society evolved from a mere social gathering to a full-fledged organization geared toward the advancement of Journalism students in the Faculty of Arts and Letters.

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THE SOCIETY

ADMINISTRATION:

The Society is committed in upholding the fine tradition of Thomasian journalism and continuing its legacy as an active, college-based student-organization.

As promulgated by its constitution, the Society shall work for the responsible representation of its members in relation with the Administration, Student Councils, and other recognized organizations inside and outside the university.

The Society shall also organize its members in activities, which would lead to the promotion of their academic excellence, academic freedom, socio-cultural formation, civic and moral awareness, and active participation in issues vital and relevant to the academic community.

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ALUMNI

ALUMNI REGISTRY:

The Alumni Registry is currently under construction but it aims to unite all alumni of the UST Journalism Society.

 
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