Association of Communication Students - SLSU

Association of Communication Students - SLSU The Student Organization for and by the current and graduate students of Bachelor of Arts in Communication in Southern Luzon State University.

Try to visit us at: www.acommsslsu.weebly.com be the MEDIA, be PUBLIC. KEEP on visiting for UPDATES! > This organization is a non-sectarian and non-political in nature and shall endeavor to unite all students enrolled in Bachelor of Arts in Communication program for better understanding and harmonious relationship among themselves.
> The welfare of the students enrolled in the said program shall b

e the primary concern of the organization and in the accomplishment of this purpose all ACOMMS students shall be encouraged in the promotion of social, intellectual, moral and spiritual development activities.
> The organization shall uphold and protect the democratic rights of the members.
> The organization shall ensure its participation in the determination and governance to the different policy making bodies of the college, which may directly affect the organization.
> The students’ discipline shall be enhanced by the organization.
> The organization may make alliance with other youth and/or students’ organization and/or council in order to promote unity and harmonious interaction and collective effort among the youth provided that it will contradict with the principles and objectives of this organization.
> This organization shall uphold the ideas and tenet of democracy.

19/10/2021

We know that Bachelor of Arts in Communication has a wide range of exciting and interesting fields that we can work at in the future. But...do you already know the professional route you should choose? Or are you still confused?

In line with this, we are inviting all ACOMMS members to attend our "COMM-mustahan: CONVERSATION WITH SLSU BA COMM' S FINEST" on October 24, 2021, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 to 4:00 p.m, via Zoom. We will be hearing talks from few of our successful alumni about their chosen field.

Register in advance for this online conversation:
https://bit.ly/COMM-mustahan2021

See you there!

Caption by: VPI Michaela Elaine Azores & PIO Arjan P. Bandales
Edit by: 1A Representative Lextre Jimenez

[Posted With Permission]

17/04/2018
28/10/2017
03/03/2017
03/03/2017

STATEMENT ON THE ISSUE ABOUT THE GLL PRODUCTION

We have been informed about a "Ginoong Lakas Loob" (GLL) pageant that is being organized in another University. Unfortunately, we cannot solely claim the pageant (in legal respects) for there has not been any documents officially registered elsewhere that would prove such claim.

All we know is that the very term "Ginoong Lakas Loob" (and the whole production concept) was an idea pioneered in Southern Luzon State University by Prof. Maria Niña B. Roazol and the BA Communication students who were then taking the course COMM 11: Radio and Television Production in 2013. As of this writing, there has already been four of such pageants taking on the same name in SLSU, the recent having been organized by the College of Arts and Sciences of SLSU, with which consent to use the term "Ginoong Lakas Loob" was sought from, and granted by Prof. Roazol.

We do have documentary evidences that we may have been the "first one" to use the term, and perhaps the "rightful owner" of "Ginoong Lakas Loob" and its accompanying production concept. The following links show evidences of our claim:

https://www.facebook.com/SLSUGinoongLakasLoob2014/?hc_location=ufi
https://www.facebook.com/SLSUGinoongLakasLoob2.0/?hc_location=ufi
https://www.facebook.com/SLSUs-Ginoong-Lakas-Loob-2015-757279487686445/?hc_location=ufi
https://www.facebook.com/Ginoong-LAKAS-LOOB-Ang-Ika-Apat-Na-Putok-223832884625033/?fref=ts

Other relevant evidences can be made available upon request.

We would be very glad to hear from the organizers, and would be very willing to facilitate a conversation between the people we believe have pioneered the idea, and the organizers of the event in the other University. They may reach us through: https://www.facebook.com/ACOMMS/ .

We earnestly hope that this will put a stop to the unnecessary exchange of hateful comments online on both sides. We wish that our students (former and current alike) will take down/ delete any messages they have posted in and about that page that would undermine a more academic conversation on this matter.

We hope that this page will help us the ExeComm and Members to communicate much better.


Positive Vibes,
ACOMMS ExeComm 2016-2017

03/03/2017

STATEMENT ON THE ISSUE ABOUT THE GLL PRODUCTION

We have been informed about a "Ginoong Lakas Loob" (GLL) pageant that is being organized in another University. Unfortunately, we cannot solely claim the pageant (in legal respects) for there has not been any documents officially registered elsewhere that would prove such claim.

All we know is that the very term "Ginoong Lakas Loob" (and the whole production concept) was an idea pioneered in Southern Luzon State University by Prof. Maria Niña B. Roazol and the BA Communication students who were then taking the course COMM 11: Radio and Television Production in 2013. As of this writing, there has already been four of such pageants taking on the same name in SLSU, the recent having been organized by the College of Arts and Sciences of SLSU, with which consent to use the term "Ginoong Lakas Loob" was sought from, and granted by Prof. Roazol.

We do have documentary evidences that we may have been the "first one" to use the term, and perhaps the "rightful owner" of "Ginoong Lakas Loob" and its accompanying production concept. The following links show evidences of our claim:

https://www.facebook.com/SLSUGinoongLakasLoob2014/?hc_location=ufi
https://www.facebook.com/SLSUGinoongLakasLoob2.0/?hc_location=ufi
https://www.facebook.com/SLSUs-Ginoong-Lakas-Loob-2015-757279487686445/?hc_location=ufi
https://www.facebook.com/Ginoong-LAKAS-LOOB-Ang-Ika-Apat-Na-Putok-223832884625033/?fref=ts

Other relevant evidences can be made available upon request.

We would be very glad to hear from the organizers, and would be very willing to facilitate a conversation between the people we believe have pioneered the idea, and the organizers of the event in the other University. They may reach us through: https://www.facebook.com/ACOMMS/ .

We earnestly hope that this will put a stop to the unnecessary exchange of hateful comments online on both sides. We wish that our students (former and current alike) will take down/ delete any messages they have posted in and about that page that would undermine a more academic conversation on this matter.

This page contains Southern Luzon State University's students who showcase their talents with oozing confidence and extraordinary appeal.

12/02/2017
12/02/2017

6 Films. One big event. CineComm Otso, The annual Film Festival of Southern Luzon State University's

"Pag-ibig. Paglisan. Pagpapalaya."BA Communication 3rd year presents "Costa Verde", a play written by John Paul Saliendr...
06/12/2016

"Pag-ibig. Paglisan. Pagpapalaya."

BA Communication 3rd year presents "Costa Verde", a play written by John Paul Saliendra and "M.V Alejandro" a play written by Baby Clarisse Ramirez, Maredel Segovia and Resa Salvador.

We are inviting you this coming Thursday, December 8, 2016, 9am and 6pm at the CAS HAMLET HALL - free admission.

First Run - 9am
Second and Last run - 6pm

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