01/09/2025
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๐๐๐๐ | TSU-SSC charts plans, commitments in Pulso ng Konseho finale
Tarlac State University โ Supreme Student Council (TSU-SSC), through its President Hon. Brixter Millo and Senator on Audit Jazmine Faye Samson, outlined its future plans and commitments for the student body in 87.5 Firefox Radioโs final episode of Pulso ng Konseho: Kwentuhan On Air, August 29.
One of the councilโs priorities, according to Millo, is to enhance and expand communication across campuses. Thus, applications and screening are open for extension college representatives who will bridge connections from campus to campus.
Millo emphasized the importance of collaboration, noting that SSC continues to consult with College Student Councils (CSCs) to ensure inclusive decision-making.
For student activities, the council confirmed its plans to revive intramurals in November, which was cancelled last academic year due to scheduling conflicts, and is finalizing preparations for Foundation Week with the usual events such as Mr. and Ms. TSU, street dance, booth competitions, battle of the bands, and yell contests.
Moreover, SSC acknowledged pressing student concerns, such as long shuttle lines caused by campus flooding, assuring that actions were taken to address the issue.
Besides these, Millo and Samson highlighted the councilโs accomplished initiatives through enacting a series of resolutions primarily focused on keeping students informed of what is happening on and off campus like Resolution No. 002 establishing the Board of Student Organizations (BSO).
Other resolutions enacted by SSC include Resolution No. 003 mandating regular education discussions on national and university issues and Resolutions No. 004 and 005 encouraging campus publications, with Millo affirming SSCโs support for press freedom: โMapa-pangit man yan o maganda, dapat lahat inilalabas para all students are well-informed.โ
Furthermore, financial transparency was also expressed as the officers disclosed that this yearโs SSC budget stands at Php 2.9 million, an amount considerably lower compared to last yearโs Php 3.5โ4.5 million. The lower budget has led to adjustments in prospective projects, but the council stressed that despite constraints, they are committed to carrying out major activities.
In addition, Millo and Samson reiterated their commitment to responsible and transparent leadership, saying: โKapag dating sa SSC talaga, you have to be more careful sa mga decisions mo. Kasi once na magkamali ka, hindi lang isang college, kundi buong university na ang affected. Iba yung bigat ng work niya.โ
On the other hand, eight CSCs of TSU and the Supreme Student Government (SSG) of TSU Laboratory School, in the earlier episodes of the Pulso ng Konseho, have also highlighted the importance of good governance, which SSC aims to uphold in its future endeavors.
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Report by Danica Burce
Photo from TSU 87.5 Firefox Radio
Layout by Allan Tipon Jr.
๐๐๐๐ | TSU-SSC charts plans, commitments in Pulso ng Konseho finale
Tarlac State University โ Supreme Student Council (TSU-SSC), through its President Hon. Brixter Millo and Senator on Audit Jazmine Faye Samson, outlined its future plans and commitments for the student body in 87.5 Firefox Radioโs final episode of Pulso ng Konseho: Kwentuhan On Air, August 29.
One of the councilโs priorities, according to Millo, is to enhance and expand communication across campuses. Thus, applications and screening are open for extension college representatives who will bridge connections from campus to campus.
Millo emphasized the importance of collaboration, noting that SSC continues to consult with College Student Councils (CSCs) to ensure inclusive decision-making.
For student activities, the council confirmed its plans to revive intramurals in November, which was cancelled last academic year due to scheduling conflicts, and is finalizing preparations for Foundation Week with the usual events such as Mr. and Ms. TSU, street dance, booth competitions, battle of the bands, and yell contests.
Moreover, SSC acknowledged pressing student concerns, such as long shuttle lines caused by campus flooding, assuring that actions were taken to address the issue.
Besides these, Millo and Samson highlighted the councilโs accomplished initiatives through enacting a series of resolutions primarily focused on keeping students informed of what is happening on and off campus like Resolution No. 002 establishing the Board of Student Organizations (BSO).
Other resolutions enacted by SSC include Resolution No. 003 mandating regular education discussions on national and university issues and Resolutions No. 004 and 005 encouraging campus publications, with Millo affirming SSCโs support for press freedom: โMapa-pangit man yan o maganda, dapat lahat inilalabas para all students are well-informed.โ
Furthermore, financial transparency was also expressed as the officers disclosed that this yearโs SSC budget stands at Php 2.9 million, an amount considerably lower compared to last yearโs Php 3.5โ4.5 million. The lower budget has led to adjustments in prospective projects, but the council stressed that despite constraints, they are committed to carrying out major activities.
In addition, Millo and Samson reiterated their commitment to responsible and transparent leadership, saying: โKapag dating sa SSC talaga, you have to be more careful sa mga decisions mo. Kasi once na magkamali ka, hindi lang isang college, kundi buong university na ang affected. Iba yung bigat ng work niya.โ
On the other hand, eight CSCs of TSU and the Supreme Student Government (SSG) of TSU Laboratory School, in the earlier episodes of the Pulso ng Konseho, have also highlighted the importance of good governance, which SSC aims to uphold in its future endeavors.
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Report by Danica Burce
Photo from TSU 87.5 Firefox Radio
Layout by Allan Tipon Jr.
