(Photo Credit : Mary Grace Khu)
Senior year is both challenging and exciting for many students. And as each looks forward to the most anticipated graduation day, the season for yearbooks and graduation pictures has arrived— simple yet valuable future keepsakes that will one day serve as reminders of one’s college days.
The simple act of extracting blood through a needle injected into one’s arm can already be a big step towards saving somebody’s life. The small inconvenience pales in comparison to the big significance that this simple act can have. A special bonus from blood donation is that the donor also benefits through the production of new blood cells, while at the same time, receiving a personal health check-up as he learns about his blood type and his current hemoglobin level. And more importantly, he experiences the increased sense of fulfilment and self-worth that comes from having done a good deed.
Last July 25, 2013, CKS College Marketing students took part in the StratMark conference at the Cuneta Astrodome. The said annual conference was organized by the Philippine Marketing Association, in cooperation with the Philippine Junior Marketing Association. A record-high 7,000 participants attended this year.
With the main objective of providing greater access to tertiary education that allows young people to acquire adequate knowledge and skills to earn a living in order to support their families, the Chiang Kai Shek College and PSBank Educational Assistance Program recently signed a Memorandum of Agreement last July 26, 2013 at the 2nd Floor of the Conference Room of CKSC’s Faculty of Business, Arts, and Sciences at the Narra campus.
For the School Year 2013-2014, eleven (11) college students in varying courses and year levels, ranging from BS Accountancy, BS Accounting Technology, Management, etc., were the recipients of this Two Hundred and Twenty Thousand Pesos (P220,000) grant.
On July 25, 2013, the Student Executive Council held this year’s Youth Empowerment Seminar at Chiang Kai Shek College’s main auditorium entitled: Marketing Innovation. The speaker was Mr. Josiah Go, one of the country’s most respected marketing gurus. This seminar was hosted by Joanah May P. Calaunan, a 3rd year Management Student.
Mr. Josiah Go emphasized that the three phases of innovation are to discover, to differentiate, and to deliver.“Change the rule or game, don’t be the market reader.” The first phase is to discover, marketers must change to make things more exciting rather than being confined within onself and be boring.
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