Term End List of Requirements for Nstp (Caygo)

St. Louis UniversityNATIONAL SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAM

CIVIC WELFARE TRAINING SERVICE 2

LIST OF GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR NSTP 2/PLEASE SEE OTHER DETAILS IN THE NSTP 2 MOPG –SUMMER 2012

A- GRADING SYSTEM: students must have scores in each of the clusters below and must have a passing grade when such scores are computed accordingly.

1. Attendance: 10% by transmutation (specific/applicable to a particular project/apostolate). It should be noted that any absence will further affect the class standing item on outputs and participations which were not attended to due to such absence. Considered under attendance are being always present , always on time, no early dismissal and escaping. This includes the general orientation, approved apostolate actual activity, scheduled and approved consultations and meetings. In case a student with excused absences voluntarily applies for remedial, and if he or she is allowed for reasons that are meritorious, to meet the highest number of exact total hours for a particular apostolate as approved by the NSTP office the adjustment in the score or grade to acknowledge the remedial undertaken will only be limited to the 10% attendance in the apostolate grading system. This means that any additional scores or grade brought about by the remedial is limited only to adjusting to a maximum of 10% of his or her attendance score. Here, the remedial in the attendance is not automatically a remedial in the outputs, for instance.

2. Character and performance evaluation: 10% by transmutation (instructor) 10% by transmutation (group mate). For your guide in determining the items to be evaluated under character and performance evaluation, please see the NSTP Coordinator for your specific guidelines.

3. Clerical Responsibility and mastery/compliance to apostolate plans and procedures 12% by transmutation (student’s responsible involvement in preparing, processing, accomplishing or implementing required papers like concept papers, attachments -modules, letters, forms, plans, designs, etc), activity report form, individual journal, and waivers. (Properly accomplished, approved by the University President , over all following of approved procedures and guidelines, correct grammar, neatness and cleanliness of file, complete, proper format, encoded, standard size of paper, etc…)

i. Evaluation procedure: students are given perfect points then minus errors, or violations. Any excess not deducted from the given perfect score shall be deducted from the success of project implementation or the supervising instructor’s character and performance evaluation to a student.

4. Exams and quizzes: 15% by formula computation (preliminary, midterm and final assessment and the comprehensive exam during semester terms or midterm and final assessment and the comprehensive exam during summer term. When students miss the comprehensive exam due to an excused absence, they are given a chance to take a special exam provided that they will immediately apply for special exam and personally follow-up the schedule of such. Failure to do so means zero score in the comprehensive exam.

5. Processing and Submission of Papers: 10% by transmutation (Is it on time? Complete?) Note: students are given perfect points then minus errors, mistakes or violations. Any excess not deducted from the given perfect score shall be deducted from the success of project implementation or the supervising instructor’s character and performance evaluation to a student.

6. PORTFOLIO 8% by transmutation: i. Format and Organization (is format followed? Are the required parts complete and well-done), Documentation (CD picture contents, the power point and tarpaulin soft lay outs, soft copy of edited concept paper saved in the CD, Are the instructions on documentation followed, Do the pictures illustrate/show activities and procedures of the apostolate, Are the pictures complete or sufficient)

ii. Students are given perfect points then minus errors, mistakes or violations. Any excess not deducted from the success of project implementation or the supervising instructor’s character and performance evaluation to a student.

iii. After assessing the portfolio, evaluate every member for their contribution in accomplishing their group portfolio for their individual score.

7. Success of Project Implementation=25% by transmutation: panel evaluation (Overall quantity-quality output: the ratio of the out put with the number of students who created the output…is the output commensurate with the supposed effort of the number of members working on the said output?, does the output comply with the rationale, goal, specific objectives, activity proper of the apostolate, and provisions of success specific to the given apostolate, is the group able to trouble shoot well, and did the group adopt/apply principles of SLU NSTP community service, Observance of Safety Provisions: Choice of apostolate: students interest on the project, does it match the specialization of the course. Leadership, responsibility and accountability: can the student perform or yield what is expected or even beyond and can

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take accountability of own actions? Can the student do things on his own (personal responsibility or leadership), or still needs or recourses to involvement of parents or guardians or others in his/her own behalf?, and Team work, maturity, and shows self-help growth and learning from the participation in the NSTP activities and projects.) 8. Note: When a student incurs a total of zero raw score in a grading item, the student also incurs a zero percentage for this item and not the computed value of such percentage. Example: if a grading item is given 20% but the raw total score from which such 20% is computed is zero, the percentage will not be the computed value which is 10% but instead is made zero percent.

B- GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AS SOURCES/INPUTS TO THE GRADING SYSTEM:1. Form 2: c/o SI2. Enlistment in an apostolate/project3. Original copy of the MOPG of NSTP 2 submit to the SI and filed in the group folder; conforme slip submitted

earlier to SI.4. Individual journal (individual report on orientation, consultations, meetings and apostolate proper): properly

accomplished, submit to the SI and filed in the group folder.5. Individual copy of the approved apostolate file (approval sheet, concept paper, apostolate procedure and

guidelines, forms, waiver, etc)6. Actual apostolate participation: recorded in the form 2.7. Culmination Activity/Post conference attendance: recorded in the form 2.8. Team Performance Evaluation: to be facilitated by respective Supervising Instructors (SI’s are instructed to

ensure confidentiality of the process and result of the evaluation. Instructors will directly supervise the said evaluation). Be guided of the performance evaluation tool of the NSTP .

a. Intra-group evaluationb. Supervising Instructor’s Performance Evaluation on the teamc. If it applies: Host Community Evaluation on the team

9. Pre-apostolate exam, final oral/written exams, and other graded activities:10. Test permit for finals: soon as available, show to SI and have it recorded in the form 2.11. Any available merits:recorded in the form 2.12. Demerits recorded in the form 213. NO remedial: cleared from excess demerits and deficiencies.14. Clearance form (use the clearance from prepared by the NSTP Office. Clearance is secured from:

a. Apostolate Team Leaderb. Host Community/agency/ Officer-in-charge if it appliesc. Supervising Instructord. NSTP Office Authorized Staffe. NSTP Coordinator: clearance by the coordinator is given only when apostolate is substantially completed

(if apostolate objectives and activities as defined in the approved concept paper or as deliberated between the NSTP Coordinator and the Supervising Instructor are substantially followed/implemented) and when the apostolate portfolio is properly accomplished by the team and duly endorsed by the SI and submitted to the coordinator. During clearance with the NSTP Coord, the apostolate portfolio with the appropriate remarks and endorsement of the Supervising Instructor must be presented to the NSTP Coordinator. Also before clearance and as deemed necessary, NSTP Coordinator finally inspects apostolate results if they warrant such clearance.

f. NOTE: process your clearance PERSONALLY and BY GROUP: clearance not processed personally means INCOMPLETE and with additional remedial if grade is passing; otherwise, FAILED GRADE IS GIVEN.

15. Photocopy of Specimen of the ID (with the picture, signature and address) of any of parents as guardian, authorization of Parents to Official Guardian (if applicable), photocopy of the ID of the authorized guardian (with picture, signature and address) and any proof of COMELEC registration, if applicable. These must be filed in the student’s individual or group folder.

16. Attendance in the apostolate, in the orientation series; and in the plenary conference17. APOSTOLATE ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT PORTFOLIO (one clear book per apostolate)-

SEE SPECIFIC FORMAT AS ATTACHED SUBSEQUENTLY.a. Clear book with appropriate color-coding: color to be used are as follows: GREEN-CGEA, BLACK-SWMA,

PINK-MNHA, ORANGE-SCA, WHITE-MA, VIOLET-APA, YELLOW-RPA, GRAY-CLIMSA, BROWN-SORA, BLUE-YMA, RED-ESMA. The clear book and all entries therein should be in LONG BOND PAPER.

b. Supervising Intructor’s Content and Format Assessment Remarks on the submitted Portfolioc. Title page: with a listing of the major accomplishments for the current term-see attached formatd. List of Facilitating studentse. NSTP Apostolate Approval Letter signed by the University Presidentf. Concept paper (scanned, with signatures)g. Specific Project/apostolate Procedures and Guidelines

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h. Forms if any.i. Summary of Apostolate Attendance and Hours: j. Apostolate SWOT Evaluation Report: k. Certification and General evaluation remarks from host/partner community (if applicable):l. Documentation pictures: Please see attached CD format. To print 10 best pictures (3R) with captions

showing/documenting the progress of the project/apostolate. The documentation should highlight coordination visits or meetings, situation before-during-after the implementation activities, concrete project results or accomplishments, and project venues. All other pictures must be saved as soft copies in a CD/DVD.

m. Appendices: communications, modules, apostolate activity papers, flyers, criteria, etc. That were used in the apostolate/project.

n. Complete list and titles of external partner-consultants (if applicable)o. CD/DVD portfolio Formatp. A copy of this list of APOSTOLATE REQUIREMENTS

ADDITIONAL REMINDERS FOR TEACHERS: 1. Strictly follow the grading system as provided above or in the MOPG of NSTP 2.2. Any questions regarding the grading system must be personally and directly referred to the NSTP Coordinator.3. Before giving an INC, failed, dropped or WP grade to a student, please refer the matter first to the NSTP Coord.4. Before encoding your grades in the online grading sheet of the University, secure first approval from the NSTP

Coordinator.5. Please see other reminders in the separate list for Requirements of NSTP Faculty for Faculty Clearance.

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SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT APOSTOLATE(CLEAN AS YOU GO)

General Luna Road, Baguio City and Bonifacio Street, Baguio City

SUPERVISING INTRUCTOR’S CONTENT AND FORMAT ASSESSMENT REMARKSON THE SUBMITTED PORTFOLIO

ITEMS CONTENT EVALUATIVE REMARK FORMAT EVALUATIVE REMARKSa. Clear book with appropriate color-coding: color to be used are as follows: GREEN-CGEA, BLACK-SWMA, PINK-MNHA, ORANGE-SCA, WHITE-MA, VIOLET-APA, YELLOW-RPA, GRAY-CLIMSA, BROWN-SORA, BLUE-YMA, RED-ESMA. The clear book and all entries therein should be in LONG BOND PAPER.b. Supervising Intructor’s Content and Format Assessment Remarks on the submitted Portfolioc. Title page: with a listing of the major accomplishments for the current term-see attached formatd. List of Facilitating studentse. NSTP Apostolate Approval Letter signed by the University Presidentf. Concept paper (scanned, with signatures)g. Specific Project/apostolate Procedures and Guidelinesh. Forms if any.i. Summary of Apostolate Attendance and Hours: j. Apostolate SWOT Evaluation Report: k. Certification and General evaluation remarks from host/partner community (if applicable):l. Documentation pictures: Please see attached CD format. To print 10 best pictures (3R) with captions showing/documenting the progress of the project/apostolate. The documentation should highlight coordination visits or meetings, situation before-during-after the implementation activities, concrete project results or accomplishments, and project venues. All other pictures must be saved as soft copies in a CD/DVD.m. Appendices: communications, modules, apostolate activity papers, flyers, criteria, etc. That were used in the apostolate/project.n. Complete list and titles of external partner-consultants (if applicable)o. CD/DVD portfolio Formatp. A copy of the list of APOSTOLATE REQUIREMENTS

Assessed by: _________________________Supervising Instructor

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A Community Service Involvement ReportSubmitted to the SLU NSTP Office

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements inNSTP CWTS 2

PROJECT TERM______Summer 2012

o Coordination with project partners (SSD and Janitorial Department)o Site visitation at the main campus and gonzagao Initial need assessment and action planning for projecto Floor plan for the pilot buildings both for the main and gonzaga campuso Purchanced of the 200 trash bins for CAYGOo Collection and segregation of garbage both biodegradable and non-biodegradable

Project Facilitators

1. BSCE - 41 students2. BSECE - 17 students3. BSME -13 students4. BSARCH - 5 students5. BSEE - 4 students6. BSMech -2 students7. BSIE - 2 students8. BSChE - 11 students

TOTAL - 95 students

Supervising Instructor

ROSE SHAYNE A. RABACAL

Apostolate External Partners/Consultants

Engr. Noel OlarteDirector, Special Service Department

Mr. Maximino Fernandez Jr.Head, Janitorial Department

Apostolate Administration

Mr. Albert G. Guinguino JrNSTP Coordinator

Dr. Maria Corazon O. BomogaoDean, School of Teacher Education

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General Luna Road, Baguio City and Bonifacio Street, Baguio CityLIST OF FACILITATING STUDENTS

NAME COURSE YEAR CLASSCOD

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ACOSTA, DRAZEN JAKE M BSECE. 2 7054 9068435567 74.92ALBERTO, ARCH JOHN A BSECE. 2 7054 9122052489 69ALCOS, NIKO JOSEPH S BSCE 2 7054 9199872886 69.75ALMEROL, DIONISIO JR. S BSECE. 2 7054 9055898854 74AMPARO, ERNEST JUDE T BSCHE 2 7054 9057386306 81AVERILLA, DAN ISMAEL L BSCE 2 7054 9179165333 81BACQUIAN, ALDEN KRISTOFFER G BSCE 2 7054 9183640194 72.5BANGIBANG, CLINTON B BSCE 2 7054 9269760669 78.25BAO-ET, JIMMY G BSCE 2 7054 9352095663 78.5BARBADILLO, JULIAN CARLO C BSECE. 3 7054 MARSHALLBAUTISTA, DENJI C BSME 2 7054 9062483962 69.75BAUZON, STEPHEN KETH B BSEE 2 7054 9082041108 78BERSALONA, CLINTON C BSECE. 3 7054 9053243132 73BONDAD, KARL ALDRIN A BSCE 2 7054 9277725557 79CANCINO, JOVEN M BSCHE 2 7054 9266922731 73CASPE, IVAN CLYDE C BSECE. 2 7054 9125125971 60.5CAWED, JAYSON W BSCE 2 7054 91243330625 81CA ﾑ AVERAS, ROMMEL C BSECE. 2 7054 9156183918 68.25CORDERO, MARK RUSSEL S BSCE 2 7054 9159581134 75.4CUBANGBANG, ROMEO JR. M BSME 2 7054 9152488627 77.5CUH-ING, ARJAY B BSECE. 2 7054 9056828965 69DE GUZMAN, RUEL T BSEE 2 7054 9352049991 68.25DELA CRUZ, CARL KENDRICK G BSMecE 2 7054 9166120388 64DELA CRUZ, HAROLD M BSCE 2 7054 9326579641 69.5DELA CRUZ, JOHN HAROLD T BSECE. 3 7054 9056896423 69.5DONATO, MICHAEL JOHN C BSCE 2 7054 9196515758 77.5ECHAVE, LLOYD NYSLER J BSECE. 2 7054 9152502816 78.5GARCIA, LUKE IHRELLE E BSCE 2 7054 9353755660 71.58GICANA, RONEL T BSCE 2 7054 9067270931 77.5GONNAY, JOASH E BSME 2 7054 9068514916 78.5GOROSPE, KENN M BSME 2 7054 9352053125 73.25GOZE, VERNON ROIE T BSCE 2 7054 9173531153 71LABAWIG, BRET ZANE C BSECE. 2 7054 9068836771 78LABONETE, JONATHAN M BSCE 2 7054 9278916724 68.5LAPIGUERA, TEODY MAR A BSCE 2 7054 9236922690 72LUSTINA, JAN MICHAEL L BSCE 2 7054 9262173829 71MALLARI, VON LOUISE T BSMecE 2 7054 9122169776 68.5MANLAPAZ, NIKKO Y BSCE 2 7054 9275519292 81MARANION, CLEVENSON R BSCE 4 7054 9068437341 60MARI ﾑ AS, VANIELE T BSCE 2 7054 9164375292 74MARQUEZ, VHAL LIEMOR L BSCHE 2 7054 9059681394 staffMONTENEGRO, BASON C BSME 2 7054 9358437984 72.5MONTES, KEVIN P BSME 2 7054 9177390427 79.9MORION, ERIC LLOYD E BSME 2 7054 9071636237 68NGADE, NOEL O BSCE 2 7054 9067272239 79.5NUESCA, GIDEON JR. Q BSCE 2 7054 9359638794 69ORLANDA, JEFFERSON A BSCE 2 7054 9061615304 72.5PARAISO, LORETO JR. M BSCE 2 7054 STAFFPARAJAS, HAROLD Z BS ARCH 2 7054 9052531728 79.5

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PAZ, CARMELO JULIUS C BSECE. 2 7054 9278317209 75PERALTA, KEVIN GEO Q BSCE 2 7054 9152052307 69POLICARPIO, NICOLAI VINCENT R BSIE 2 7054 9175576727 81QUITO, GENISES D BSME 2 7054 9272033575 69.5RAMIREZ, ALFREDO MIGUEL T BSECE. 2 7054 9058416258 69RAQUEDAN, JERWIN E BSCE 2 7054 9057176610 73REGPALA, MARC ANDREW T BSECE. 2 7054 9154045795 73.25REYES, RON ALBERT C BSECE. 2 7054 9175112271 73RIMANDO, JOE SPENCER H BSME 2 7054 9176694556 78SOBREDO, JAYCEE D BSEE 2 7054 9994338420 76.5SOY, KIM ANGELO K BSME 2 7054 9061001252 69.75SUCGANG, MICHAEL ANGELO N BSCE 2 7054 9272608186 77SUGUITAN, REYMOND R BSCE 2 7054 9083481952 71TANDOC, YENKO L BSCE 2 7054 9162427456 62.5VALDEZ, HANEE KEVIN C BS ARCH 4 7054 9069318000 75.5VALDEZ, NORIEL A BSME 2 7054 9484306108 81VALENCERINA, BERNIE JONN D BSEE 2 7054 9327332930 77.5ABRAJANO, ARLENE K BSCHE 2 7054 9057652987 73ANTONIO, CHARLENE A BSCE 2 7054 9123209660 77AQUINO, JASTINE C BSCE 2 7054 9061156123 77.5BALLESTEROS, MA. MONICA CHELSEA B BSECE. 2 7054 9158721944 76.5BISARES, LEIZL JOY B BSECE. 3 7054 9162776435 69.5BUSTAMANTE, KATHRYN GRACE M BSCE 2 7054 9053232813 69.5CALPITO, MARY JOANNE G BSCE 2 7054 9069157477 81CULLADO, ANNA MAY A BSCHE 2 7054 9061858864 69.92DE VERA, JOANA MARI KAYNA S BSCHE 2 7054 9166569548 81ESPIRITU, STEFFANIE JORJ C BS ARCH 2 7054 9175975372 69.75FIANZA, ANTONINA ANGELICA D BS ARCH 4 7054 9162229911 76.5GESMUNDO, MARIA VICTORIA R BSECE. 2 7054 9165508742 70HABOS, MARY ROSE A BSCE 2 7054 9057654759 75.5HIPOL, ANA ANGELICA M BSCHE 2 7054 9057736342 73LAIGO, JULIE GRACE F BSBA Mktg 3 7054 VARSITYLAROYA, CLAIRE ANNE L BSCHE 2 7054 9279863397 76.5MABITAZAN, MARIA RAULISSE ARIELLE B BSCE 2 7054 STAFFMAGSANOC, JAMAICA JAMINE M BSCE 2 7054 9223377940 72.5MALAMION, ANGELLI FLERIZA V BSCE 2 7054 9175018593 72.5MALECDAN, MENCHU L BSCE 2 7054 9079793655 79.5MAMANGON, ABYZ P BSCHE 2 7054 9154994600 78.5MERCADO, JUDITH ANNE S BSCHE 2 7054 9351964468 75.5MONTES, APRIL DAWN A BS ARCH 2 7054 9167322952 72.5NIRZA, MAY JANE O BSCE 2 7054 9277976712 73PAYUMO, JOLLY JOY M BSCE 2 7054 9168729240 78PENAVERDE, ABIGAIL R BS ARCH 2 7054 9178939631 78.67PETILLA, MARY JANE C BSIE 2 7054 9225545063 76.5POSADAS, CAMILLE C BSCE 2 7054 9166279535 72QUERUBIN, IRISH JOY C BSCHE 2 7054 9227737852 66.417SARON, APRIL ROSE D BSECE. 3 7054 9166646186 70.5SERRANO, FAITH DASER D BSCHE 2 7054 STAFFYABES, KIMBERLI RHOSE P BSECE. 3 7054 9063054239 77.5

TOTAL MAXIMUM NUMBER OF HOURS FOR THIS APOSTOLATE: 81 HOURS 81 HOURS

Attested by: ____ROSE SHAYNE A. RABACAL________

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SUMMARY OF APOSTOLATE ATTENDANCE AND TOTAL HOURS

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1. ACOSTA, Drazen Jake 28 74.92 0 0 3 .67 74.922. BAUZON, Stephen Keth 28 78 0 0 0 0 783. CUBANGBANG, Romeo 28 77.5 0 0 0 0 77.54. MANLAPAZ, Nikko 28 83 0 0 0 0 81(2)5. Marinas, Vaniele 28 74 0 0 0 0 746. PAZ, Carmelo Julius 28 75 0 0 0 0 757. RIMANDO, Joe Spencer 28 78 0 0 0 0 788. AQUINO, Jastine 28 77.5 0 0 0 0 77.59. HABOS, Mary Rose 28 75.5 0 0 0 0 75.510. MAGSANOC, Jamaica 28 72.5 0 0 0 0 72.5

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1. Averilla, Dan Ismael 28 90.00 0 0 0 0 81(90)2. Donato, Michael 28 79.50 0 0 0 0 79.503. Labawig, Bret Zane 28 80.00 0 0 0 0 80.004. Lapiguera, Teody Mar 27 74.00 1 3 0 0 74.005. Suguitan, Reymond 28 74.50 0 0 0 0 74.506. Valencerina, Bernie 28 79.50 0 0 0 0 79.507. Laroya, Claire Anne 28 78.50 0 0 0 0 78.508. Malamion, Angelli Fleriza 28 74.00 0 0 0 0 74.009. Mamangon, Abyz 28 80.50 0 0 0 0 80.50

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10. Payumo, Jolly Joy 28 80.50 0 0 0 0 80.50

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1. BAO-ET, Jimmy 30 78.5 0 0 0 0 78.52. CUH-ING, Arjay 30 69 0 0 0 0 693.GARCIA, Luke 29 71.58 1 1.5 0 0 71.584. GOROSPE, Kenn 30 73.25 0 0 0 0 73.255. REGPALA, Marc 30 73.25 0 0 0 0 73.256. CULLADO, Anna 30 69.92 0 0 0 0 69.927. PENAVERDE, Abigail 30 78.67 0 0 0 0 78.678. PETILLA, Mary Jane 30 76.5 0 0 0 0 76.59. QUERUBIN, Irish Joy 30 66.417 0 0 0 0 66.417

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(Attached is the activity monitoring papers)SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT APOSTOLATE

(CLEAN AS YOU GO)General Luna Road, Baguio City and Bonifacio Street, Baguio City



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1. BANGIBANG, Clinton B. 30 78.3 0 0 0 0 78.32. DELA CRUZ, Harold M. 30 79.5 0 0 0 0 79.53. MONTES, Kevin P. 30 79.5 0 0 0 0 79.54. NGADE, Noel O. 30 79.5 0 0 0 0 79.55. PARAJAS, Harold Z. 30 79.5 0 0 0 0 79.56. POLICARPIO, Nicolai Vincent R. 30 81 0 0 0 0 907. MALECDAN, Menchu L. 30 79.5 0 0 0 0 79.5

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1. CORDERO, Mark Russel 29 75.4 1 1.5 0 0 75.42. ECHAVE, Lloyd Nysler 30 78.5 0 0 0 0 78.53. GICANA, Ronel 30 77.5 0 0 0 0 77.54. MONTENEGRO, Bason 30 72.5 0 0 0 0 72.55. SOBREDO, Jaycee 30 76.5 0 0 0 0 76.56. ANTONIO, Charlene 30 77 0 0 0 0 777. BALLESTEROS, Ma. Monica Chelsea 30 76.5 0 0 0 0 76.58. FIANZA, Antonina Angelica 29 76.5 1 1.5 0 0 76.59. YABES. Kimberli Rhose 30 77.5 0 0 0 0 77.5

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1. LUSTINA, Jan Michael 29 71 0 0 0 0 712.ORLANDA, Jefferson 28 72.5 1 1.5 0 0 72.53.PERALTA, Kevin Geo 29 69 0 0 0 0 694.VALDEZ, Hanee Kevin 29 75.5 0 0 0 0 75.55.GESMUNDO, Victoria 29 70 0 0 0 0 706.HIPOL, Ana Angelica 29 73 0 0 0 0 737.MERCADO, Judith Anne 29 75.5 0 0 0 0 75.58.POSADAS, Camille 29 72 0 0 0 0 729.SARON, April Rose 29 70.5 0 0 0 0 70.5

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1. ABRAJANO, Arlene 33 73 0 0 0 02. AMPARO, Ernest Jude 33 86 0 0 0 03. BACQUIAN, Alden Kristoffer 33 72.5 0 0 0 04. BERSALONA, Clinton 33 73 0 0 0 05. CANCINO, Joven 33 73 0 0 0 06. GONNAY, Joash 33 63.5 0 0 0 07. MONTES, April Dawn 33 72.5 0 0 0 08. MORION, Eric Lloyd 33 68 0 0 0 09. NIRZA, May Jane 33 73 0 0 0 010. REYES, Ron Albert 33 73 0 0 0 0

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(Attached is the activity monitoring papers)SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT APOSTOLATE

(CLEAN AS YOU GO)General Luna Road, Baguio City and Bonifacio Street, Baguio City


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1. ALBERTO, Arch John 30 69 0 0 0 02. ALMEROL, Dionisio 30 74 0 0 0 03. DELA CRUZ, Carl 30 64 0 0 0 04.DELA CRUZ, Harold 30 69.5 0 0 0 05. GOZE, Vernon 30 69 0 0 0 06. LABONETE, Jonathan 30 68.5 0 0 0 07. MALLARI, Von 30 68.5 0 0 0 08. QUITO, Genises 30 69.5 0 0 0 09. RAMIREZ, Afredo 30 69 0 0 0 0

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ALCOS, NIKO JOSEPH 29 69.75 0 0 0 0

BAUTISTA, DENJI 29 69.75 0 0 0 0

BONDAD, KARL ALDRIN 29 79.00 0 0 0 0

CANAVERAS, ROMMEL 28 68.25 1 1.5 0 0

CAWED, JAYSON 29 72.25 0 0 0 0

DE GUZMAN, RUEL 28 68.25 1 1.5 0 0

SOY, KIM ANGELO 29 69.75 0 0 0 0

CALPITO, MARY JOANNE 29 68.25 0 0 0 0

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APOSTOLATE SWOT EVALUATION REPORT

STRENGTH STUDENT SUSTAINING

ACTION

WEAKNESS STUDENT CORRECTIVE

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OPPORTUNITIES STUDENT MANAGING

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THREATS STUDENT MANAGING

ACTIONMan-power Leaders’

encouragement for each member

Miscommunication Collaboration with other groups through different means of communication

Proving learning is not confined within the academe

Doing every work as an act of love

Health hazards

Wear protective gears such as masks, gloves and lab gowns.

Patience Always maintain a diplomatic approach.

Time-management Taking into heart the spirit of service and sacrifice

Opportunity to grow as a productive student and Filipino citizen

By practicing CAYGO wherever we go.

Toxic wastes Proper information dissemination on SOPs

Initiative Spirit of volunteerism

Prejudice Friendly and open-minded attitude

Getting to know more friends

Being more open-minded

Students bullying the facilitators

Initiating a friendly and diplomatic communication

Selflessness Loving the work we do

Indolence Facilitators being strict enough

Opportunity to educate

Making it a habit to share ideas

Inconsiderate students and faculty

Courteous dialog with them

innovative Going beyond conventional limitations

insolence Understanding the craft of being a waste receptor sentinel

Opportunity to gain pre-employment experience and qualifications

Making it a habit to always be competent

Might not be successful

Keeping an optimistic outlook in life

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____ROSE SHAYNE A. RABACAL________ ___MAY 19, 2012_______Supervising Instructor Date

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CERTIFICATION AND GENERAL EVALUATION REMARKSBY HOST/PARTNER INSTITUTION,COMMUNITY

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Complete Name of in chargeDesignation

Name of Institution or CommunityAddress

Contact Number

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CD/DVD PORTFOLIO Format

Create the following Folders and Insert all the necessary files that needed to be saved in each folder.

Apostolate Cluster and Apostolate Name (Ex. CGEA: Buyog Watershed)

Portfolio Files (Scanned or soft copyof the content of accomplished apostolate portfolio)

Scanned: copies of communications or letters, forms, templates, etc.

Pictures/Documentations

All raw pictures with label

Multimedia PowerPoint Presentation of the best pictures with label

Tarpaulin Layout of the six best pictures with proper captions to introduce and promote your apostolate. Do not print the tarpaulin.

Print 10 best pictures (3R) with captions showing the progress of the project/apostolate. Two Pictures in one coupon bond. Insert printed pictures files for the portfolio.

Individuals Files (if applicable) for individual output. Print needed files for the portfolio.

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Name of member (contains individual output)

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Term End List of Requirements for Nstp (Caygo)

Documents

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