DACUN SINAG MINDANAO HOST SCRIPT

Sinag Mindanao 2021: 7th Leadership Summit of the Davao Colleges and Universities Network

Kaela:
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microphone when you are not speaking.

Be mindful of your background noise. When you are asked to speak or unmute your
microphone, avoid activities that could create additional noise.

Limit distractions. To get a full grasp of the program, it is recommended that you turn off the
notifications on your social media accounts for you to be immersed in the discussion.

Lloyd:
Kindly check your zoom chat box from time to time and follow the zoom name format. SCHOOL
- NAME. Also, the attendance link is sent below.

If you have concerns/questions, feel free to type it in the comment box. More so, you can raise
your hand or unmute yourself.

We highly encourage everyone to open your camera for us to have an interactive program

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L: To formally commence this days’ program, may I request the attention of everyone for the
opening prayer. Followed by the Singing of the National Anthem.

OPENING RITUALS

K: Sinag itself means “ray” or “beam,” which is likely to intend that it will bring light in the
seemingly dark atmosphere. Sinag Mindanao is DACUN’s response to the challenges of today
and of the future, especially the need for resilient, hopeful, innovative, and vision-oriented
leadership that shall survive crises.

L: To bring the DACUN brand of student leadership in the forefront for Mindanao and the
nation’s recovery. In these trying times, student leaders of Mindanao will carry the torch of light.
Leadership that brings light. Leadership that brings hope. I am Lloyd Balaga.

K: and I am Kaela Mancao, your host for today. Magandang Hapon, and welcome to the Sinag
Mindanao 2021: 7th Leadership Summit of the Davao Colleges and Universities Network. To
formally start our program, a virtual round of applause to our DACUN President, Prof. Vicente
Antonio Pijano III for his Welcoming Remarks.

WELCOMING REMARKS

L: Thank you so much for those wise words Prof. Pijano III. Today marks the beginning of a new
journey, maaaring nagtataka pa rin ang iba sa inyo ngayon in what Sinag MIndanao is all
about? As we venture together let us know more about Sinag Mindanao 2021. To shed light on,
may we call on Ms. Samantha Cayona. A virtual round of applause please

BRIEFER SINAG MINDANAO 2021

K: Ayan! Thank you so much Sam. From what is mentioned, I know everyone is already excited.
This afternoon will be filled with learning. We will be meeting esteemed speakers and
storytellers from different school organizations. To introduce our first keynote speaker for this
afternoon, may we call on the OSA Director of Rizal Memorial Colleges Inc. Mr. Amado Ancla, a
virtual round of applause please.

INTRODUCTION OF KEYNOTE SPEAKER 1

REYCEL HYACENTH BENDAÑA (YOUTH LEADERSHIP) Collective Impact Organizer,
WeSolve Inc.

Lloyd if wala sya ingna lang while waitimg for reycel kay
Avoid scribbling on the screen
Do not unmute when you are not speaking

LEADERSHIP IS NOW A PERSONALITY

HINDI NYO KAILANGAN MAGING BAYANI AGAD, AT MAGING PERPEKTO AGAD,
CONTINUE TO WORK FOR THE NATION
L: Thank you so much to our speaker, Ms Hyacenth Bendana For that very inspiring and brave
story of youth leadership and a participant from PWC even commended ate hya “Love how she
uses the four houses of Hogwarts for a good example” . To proceed, let us get to know our
storytellers for this afternoon. To introduce them, we have with us the Director of Student Affairs
from San Pedro College, Ms. Irene Jamora. A virtual round of applause please.

INTRODUCTION OF STORYTELLERS
STORYTELLER 1: JORJANI SINSUAT Information Officer, Bureau of Public Information
BARMM
STORYTELLER 2: CARL DOMINIC GASCON President-Saligan Supreme Student Council
San Pedro College
Every small thing counts, matters, as they would later on create a big difference. Sabi nga ni Mr
Andy from Capiz State University sa zoom chat Our micro effort will soon have its macro effect
We are all resilient. Wherever you are.
A message from Capiz, Visayas, Philippines :)

K: Thank you so much to our two storytellers this afternoon. To Mr. Jorjani Sinsuat and Mr. Carl
Gascon, daghang salamat.

L: At this juncture, we will be entertaining questions from our participants. If you have
concerns/questions for our speaker and storytellers, feel free to type it in the comment box and
we are very willing to read your questions. More so, you can raise your hand and unmute
yourself once recognized.

(while waiting for your questions, magtatanong muna tayo from our delegates Lloyd. may we
ask the technical team to spotlight anyone?)
OPEN FORUM

From Ley of UIC Question for Miss Hya and Sir Jorjani: What drives you to stand for your
advocacies as a youth leader despite the negativities you encountered and the criticisms you
faced?

As student leaders, we often talk about serving and pursuing our purpose. But as we
approach adulthood, what if we don't know what it is yet? When were you able to say that
you found your purpose?

How do we encourage aspiring youth leaders to stand and lead the way despite of the
occurrence of poor leadership in our country?”

FROM RUFFA FROM ACD Any thoughts naman sa role of the Government for Free
Education, lalong-lalo na sa panahon ngayon na may pandemic. Maraming mga students
ang tumigil sa pag-aaral?
PS: Good thing naman yung may mga pa Scholarship/Financial Assistance.

Mark from ACD I have a question for sir JORJANI

WOULDN'T IT BE BETTER FOR A STUDENT LEADER TO BE INVOLVED AND /OR
CONCERNED INTO MULTI-SECTORIAL ISSUES? RATHER THAN FOCUSING ON ONE?

K: Thank you so much for the participation of everyone and of course to our speaker and
storytellers, for sharing your knowledge. I hope guys na marami kayong natutunan. Moving
forward, to extend gratitude to our speaker and storytellers this afternoon, May we call on the
OSA Director of Rizal Memorial Colleges Inc. Mr. Amado Ancla for the awarding of the
certificate of appreciation.

AWARDING OF CERT

L: Once again thank you to our speaker, Reycel Hyacenth Bendaña. And to our storytellers, Mr.
Jorjani Sinsuat and Mr. Carl Gascon. Now, may we request the documentation team to assist us
for the photo opportunity.
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K: Before we proceed with the next part of our program, let us be entertained by an intermission
number from the Holy Cross of Davao College. A virtual round of applause please.

INTERMISSION NUMBER

L: Thank you so much to Holy Cross of Davao College for giving us an outstanding
performance. Despite the situation, they were still able to find ways to entertain everyone. AND
WITH THAT MARAMING SALAMAT HOLY CROSS OF DAVAO COLLEGE

K: And speaking of entertainment, our next batch of speakers will not just keep you entertained,
but would also impart knowledge to us leaders. To introduce our second keynote speaker for
this afternoon, may we call on Mr. Kevin Paul Bonotan, Student Affairs and Services Officer of
Holy Cross of Davao College. A virtual round of applause please.

INTRODUCTION OF KEYNOTE SPEAKER 2

HON. TYRON UY (NATION BUILDING) Governor, Province of Davao de Oro

As young leaders we are always asked to participate in nation-building – that is, a nation
building that is about convergence, empowering the least among us, to stand for the truth,
to listen, and to CREATE AN INCLUSIVE SOCIETY.

Don't just settle by being powerful, instead be empowering

A message from Andy of Capiz State University “I salute you, Gov., for seeing the problems
in your community with yourself. Being an on-hand public servant is far from those who lead
by sitting in their chairs and offices. God bless your leadership. “

And also a message from Maam Marianne of University of Mindanao OSA This is a very
good input to our young leaders/ student officers....letting them get in touch with
reality...active listening is indeed important...difficult to do but fulfilling to achieve...Salamat
po Gov. Uy.

L: Thank you so much to our speaker, Gov. Tyron Uy (comments sa talk). To proceed, let us get
to know our last storyteller for this afternoon. To introduce, we have with us the Director of
Student Affairs of Ateneo de Davao University, Ms. Theresa Eliab. A virtual round of applause
please.

INTRODUCTION OF STORYTELLER
STORYTELLER 3: RENZ ALLAN LACORTE SAMAHAN President, Ateneo de Davao
University

K: Thank you so much to our last storyteller this afternoon. Sabi nga ni Renz Every story is
unique and to add with that is a message from Mr. Ladesma of Compostela Valley State
College
Every story is unique and the best way to tell a story is to tell from the heart.

Cris Ann from RMC Storytelling is a unique way for us to gain a better understanding,
reverence, and empathy for other cultures, as well as foster a positive attitude toward people of
all races, faiths, and backgrounds.

A message from Mr. Andy of Capiz State University “I am not from Mindanao, but I am a
Filipino and part of me is Mindanao. I am one with your hopes and aspirations, the reason why
we are here today.”
To Mr. Renz Lacorte, daghang salamat.

L: At this juncture, we will be entertaining questions from our participants.If you have
concerns/questions to our speaker or storyteller, feel free to type it in the comment box. More
so, you can raise your hand or unmute yourself once recognized.

(while waiting for your questions, magtatanong muna tayo from our delegates Lloyd. may we
ask the technical team to spotlight anyone?)
OPEN FORUM
From RMC Ivy Joy Campeon Del Pilar
As a student leader at a young age how can you handle stress? also how you lift up your
co-officers?

From Christine Joy D Rosales

What are the roles that the Youth leaders play in the middle of the process of nation-
building regarding the context of police killings/armed conflicts? Thank you.

To renz: what are the best practices of the student govt you are leading now that we are all
online?

What are the student roles in peace-building? How can we encourage other students to
take part in changing the society?

Last!!! As a Youth leader, what was the most challenging experience that you have
encountered and how did you overcome it ?

CAPSU/ ANDY When is the time to say "No" to a leadership call? With all the issues and
criticisms our government is facing all the time, it seems that to be in public service means
burden and full self-sacrifice.

HAHAHAH NAAY NAGRAISE HAND GANIHA SI NAVARRO

When is the time to say "No" to a leadership call? With all the issues and criticisms our
government is facing all the time, it seems that to be in public service means burden and
full self-sacrifice.

K: Thank you so much for the participation of everyone and of course to our speaker gov uy and
story teller mr renz lacorte. Moving forward, to extend gratitude to our speaker and storyteller,
May we call on the OSA Director of Rizal Memorial Colleges Inc. Mr. Amado Ancla for the
awarding of the certificate of appreciation.

AWARDING OF CERT

L: Once again thank you to our speaker, Gov. Tyron Uy. And to our storyteller, Mr. Renz
Lacorte. Now, requesting our participants to open your cameras and wear your best smiles. May
we request the documentation team to assist us for a photo opportunity.

PHOTO OP

K: And it's a wrap Lloyd. That ends our first day for Sinag Mindanao 2021: 7th Leadership
Summit. Pero may konting pasabog pa tayo before we formally end today's program because
we will be having our Raffle Draw. So stay on your seats. For the guidelines, Lloyd?

SINAG RAFFLE GUIDELINES

1. Open for all verified SINAG Participants 2021.
2. The raffle entry is based on the google forms application.
3. A maximum of only one (1) entry is allowed per person. Individuals with more than
one entry will automatically be disqualified from the raffle draw.
4. The grand draw will happen on the first and second day of the SINAG event which
will be on March 5 & 6, 2021.

K:
5. Once the draw has been made, the winner is given only until 1 minute to confirm
his/her presence during the event.
For zoom participants: send “PRESENT” in the zoom chat. Failure to comply with this
will automatically invalidate the draw.
6. Once your name is picked, it will automatically be erased to give chance to other
raffle participants.
7. The instructions in claiming the prize will be sent on the zoom chat box.
 Raffle Prizes:
10 Winners of 200 Peso Load Gcash
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L: Congratulations to the winners for the Raffle Draw, the instructions in claiming the prize will
be sent on the zoom chat box. And sa mga hindi nanalo, don’t worry because there will still be
surprising prizes for tomorrow. Just some announcements, _____1
1. Be Early
2. Take note of the links that were sent on your emails.
3. Be participative and we hope that your energy will still be the same for our event
tomorrow.
4. Lastly, do not forget to fill out the Evaluation form. The link is sent in the zoom chat box
and will only be available until 8 o’clock this evening

ANNOUNCEMENTS

K: Day 1 of Sinag Mindanao 2021: 7th Leadership Summit ends today. This event would not be
possible without the initiation of the DACUN Student Affairs Committee, together with Ateneo de
Davao University, and San Pedro College. Also, we would like to acknowledge the presence
and effort of all the schools here with us today.

READ SCHOOLS

L: I hope that you had fun and learned from today’s session. You can share or tweet your
experience for Sinag Mindanao 2021 Day1 with the hashtag #SinagMindanao2021. This has
been Lloyd Balaga.

K: And Kaela Mancao na nagsasabing: Kabataan ng Mindanao at ng bayan.

L: Tayo ang Sinag! Daghang Salamat.

Facebook page:
Sinag Mindanao 2021
Davao Colleges and Universities Network (DACUN)
Official hashtag #SinagMindanao2021

Happy Birthday to one of the Technical Working Group member and LCO governor of SPC,
Rofel Flores

SCHOOLS (pulihanay lang tag read)

1. Asian International School Of Aeronautics And Technology
2. Assumption College Of Davao
3. Ateneo De Davao University
4. Brokenshire College
5. Capiz State University - Pontevedra Campus
6. Christian Colleges Of Southeast Asia
7. Compostela Valley State College
8. Davao Doctors College,
9. Davao Vision Colleges
10. Eastern Samar State University - Main Campus
11. Eastern Samar State University- Borongan, Philippines
12. Holy Cross Of Davao College
13. Joji Ilagan International Schools
14. Malayan Colleges Mindanao
15. Maragusan
16. Philippine Women's College Of Davao
17. Saint John Paul Ii College Of Davao
18. San Pedro College
19. St. Mary's College Of Baganga Inc.
20. Sti College Of Tagum
21. The Rizal Memorial Colleges, Inc.
22. Um Tagum College
23. University Of Immaculate Conception
24. University Of Mindanao
25. University Of South Eastern Philippines
26. University Of Southeastern Philippines - Mintal Campus
27. University Of Southeastern Philippines Tagum-mabini Campus
28. Zamboanga City State Polytechnic College