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NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
• Jose Cosido
NATIONAL PRESIDENT
(The Catalyst, PUP)
brown_rimbaud@yahoo.com
• Rowie Madula
SECRETARY GENERAL,
(Matanglawin, ADMU)
rowimadula@atenista.com
• Jason Valenzuela
DEPUTY SECRETARY GENERAL
(The Catalyst, PUP)
JasonValenzuela@gmail.com
• Leo Angelo Nery
VP FOR LUZON
(Matanglawin, ADMU)
• Kristine Marie Musni
VP FOR VISAYAS
(Tug-Ani, UP Cebu)
• Paolo Dumayac
VP FOR MINDANAO
(Atenews, Ateneo De Davao)
NATIONAL SECRETARIAT
• Shineth Fabian Kiram
(The Catalyst, PUP)
• Frederick Dabu
(Manila Collegian, UP Manila)
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The College Editors Guild of the Philippines is an alliance of tertiary campus publications nationwide. Founded on 1931, CEGP is a patriotic and democratic alliance of over 750 student publications nationwide. It is the national center for the advancement of campus press freedom.
CEGP is considered to be the largest, oldest existing, and the only student organization of its kind in the Asia Pacific Region.
An alliance of tertiary student publications.
Membership is open to all tertiary student publications.
It has over 750 student publications as members from more than 500 schools in 68 (out of 78) provinces and cities nationwide.
A patriotic and democratic organization.
It is patriotic. It ardently struggles against foreign domination and control in economy, politics, culture and all spheres of national life.
It is democratic. It upholds and defends the interest and welfare of the Filipino people.
This commitment has kept the CEGP as one of the oldest- existing and widest youth organization in the country.
The national center for the advancement of campus press freedom.
It is steadfast in advancing and protecting the right of every student to seek, receive and impart information to any medium without any interference.
Structure
The biennial National Student Press Congress is the highest policy- making body of the CEGP. It is composed of member publications. It adopts the Two-Year General Program of Action, elects new national officers, accepts new members and adopts positions on issues.
The biannual National Council meeting is the second highest policy- making body composed of elected and appointed local and national leaders.
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ATTENTION/ INVITATION TO ALL NCR STUDENT PUBLICATIONS:
September 16, 2004
ORGANIZATION MEMORANDUM NO. 2, SERIES OF 2004
ATTENTION: NATIONAL COUNCIL MEMBERS
ALL FORMATION (PROVINCIAL/ REGIONAL CHAPTERS, ADHOC) LEADERS and COORDINATORS
RE: 1ST NATIONAL COUNCIL MEETING UNDER THE 32ND NATIONAL CONGRESS
Colleagues,
Warmest greetings from the National Office.
The 1st National Council Meeting under the 32nd National Student Press Congress of the College Editors Guild of the Philippines will be on October 28- 30.
The National Council, which convenes every six months, is the second highest policy- making body of the Guild. The National Office hence, is requesting all formation leaders and coordinators to prepare the following:
a. six month comprehensive report
b. documentation of campus press freedom in your area
c. campus watch
d. special projects
Meanwhile, the documentation of campus press freedom situation in your area must contain the following data:
a. CPF campaign school
b. total number of schools operating in your area of responsibility
c. total number of publications established in schools operating in your jurisdiction
d. list of member publications
Due to time constraint of the Congress in Cebu, we have not deliberated the General Program of Action for two years. It will also be one of our agenda.
In seventy- three years of existence, our organization today is known as the national center for the advancement of campus press freedom, thus it is then our task to strive harder, fight the enemies of CPF, and look forward for victorious campaigns. However, we shall not be demoralized in our defeats. We shall take it as a lesson in our continuing struggle for genuine campus press freedom.
The key to a successful campaign is dictated by a magnificent plan and tactics. In our case, we base our plans and tactics in our previous struggles against campus press freedom repressions.
Since most of these campaigns are related to the implementation of the Campus Journalism Act of 1991 otherwise known as RA 7079, it is then one of our agenda of what specific and material action shall be done to concretize our steps to call for the amendments or the repeal of this act.
Moreover, we must also continue to be at the forefront of the youth and students struggle against the intensifying commercialization of Philippine education. It is also our task to link arms with the people against the oppressions of the state.
Thank you and we are hoping to see at this event.
We are glad to inform you that we will be having the annual Lunduyan, the CEGP’s Luzon wide journalism and arts workshop on October 25-27 at the Colegio de San Juan de Letran in Intramuros, Manila.
Lunduyan is the annual live- out education festival of the College Editors Guild of the Philippines in Luzon. It aims to gather the most number of college and high school campus journalists within the island, and help them uphold the highest standards of journalism through education. Lunduyan features basic, intermediate, and advance courses of journalism and arts. It also caters socio- political education to raise their level of awareness regarding the social situation.
Coinciding with this event is the 27th CEGP- National Capital Region Congress. The member publications of the said CEGP chapter will be electing the new set of officers of the Regional Executive Committee. Resolution building, CEGP- NCR accomplishment report, General Program of Action deliberation and other organizational matters will highlight the congress.
Invited speakers and lecturers are Isagani Yambot, Conrado de Quiros, and Joan Bondoc of the Philippine Daily Inquirer, Ricky Lee of ABS- CBN, Carlos Conde of New York Times, Carol Araulo of Bagong Alyansang Makabayan, Antonio Tujan of IBON Foundation, and other media personalities and social scientists.
We are inviting you and your publication/ organization to this event. Registration fee is pegged at P500 per delegate to cover kit and food.
For more information, please feel free to contact us at telefax # 7144357, or at mobile numbers 09164599743 (Jason), 09198577170 (Rowie), e- mail cegpnational@yahoo.com
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