Showing posts with label College of Mass Communication. Show all posts
Showing posts with label College of Mass Communication. Show all posts

Saturday, December 10, 2011

Being a Busy Bum

My last entry here is dated October 26. That is like not blogging for a decade for most of the bloggers. I even missed a single blog for the month of November!

I admit that I haven't been blogging for a while.I miss my blog, my space, my crib online. I have been busy lately with so many things. My thesis has taken a lot of time from me, and I can't blame it because I am now in my crucial stage in my undergraduate life. Crucial because it is the determining factor if I will gradute or not. As of now, the College Secretary's Office of the College of Mass Communication has not released the list of candidates for graduation yet. I am not excited about it, I am more excited to graduate.

In connection to graduation (or maybe what comes after graduation), before I blog this entry, I was looking at a certain online job searching engine or a website that lets you search and apply for job. It's crazy because until now I still do not know what to do after graduation. I know that I shouldn't thik about this until I am really graduating this April but I think that I have to start searching for a job next month, this is to assure me of a job after graduation.

Anyway, LAE is coming and I am still unsure whether or not to take it this year. I was already convinced not to take it but because I still do not know what to do after graduation, taking it next month is still inviting.


Friday, March 18, 2011

122: Antolohiya ng mga Teleplay

I bought a 122 anthology this afternoon. It feels good to read such a great book! Inuuna ko pa siyang basahin kaysa sa mga kailangang readings. So worth it! Congratulations to BC 122 class of Professor Eli Guieb III! Ivy Claudio, Duncel Redulla, Rod Marmol, Kiarra Marie Vallido, at Habs Habon! Guys, I really recommend the book. Also, this book makes me more proud of being from the UP College of Mass Communication's  partment of Broadcasting.
Book cover and layout by Mark Rodel Marmol.
Retrieved here.

Thursday, March 10, 2011

BC WEEK

This is to inform everyone that the BC Dept. will hold its first BC Week on March 15-18, 2011.

On the first two days, March 15-16, we will hold the Student Colloquium titled Kritika: a festival of criticisms, featuring our BC Graduate and Undergraduate students' researches to be presented by members of the classes of Dr. Eli Guieb, Prof. Josefina Santos and Mr. Choy Pangilinan. Respective reactors from CMC, CAL and CSSP will also be part of the colloquium. This event will be held at theCMC Auditorium and subsequent simultaneous sessions at the Media Center BC Seminar Room. This colloquium is the precursor to the envisioned The Cheche Lazaro Lecture Series.

On March 17, the UP Cyberdwende Website will be launched by the Internet Communication Studies (Com 150) class of Prof. Data Canlas at 10.30am at the Broadcast Viewing Room. In the afternoon, the UPTV Online will have its premiere showing of several films collectively titled:Virgins vs. Aliens. UPTV Online is an annual project of the classes of Prof. Jane Vinculado and BC lecturer Dexter Mantes.

On March 18, the BC 122 (Scriptwriting) class of Dr. Eli Guieb will launch the first ever book on scriptwriting by the broadcast students called 122: Antolohiya ng mga teleplay at the CMC TV studio at 2.00pm.

Immediately following this book launch is the world premiere of several videos by the BC 160 (Broadcasting and Development) and the BC 197 (Ethnographic Videography) classes of Dr. Eli Guieb, also at the TV studio.

We invite you, your faculty, students, and staff to these events.

As a culminating activity for the broadcast majors, we hope to institutionalize the Broadcast Communication Week every year to close the academic year.

Please help us disseminate these event to others.

Thank you for your kind attention and assistance to make this week-long event a success.

A REPOST FROM MASKOM COUNCIL FACEBOOK ACCOUNT HERE