KAsama sa ISang Adhikain- KAISA: The General Program of Action

MAKA-ESTUDYANTE

KARAPATAN: Student's Rights

· Review of the Students Charter

Our rights as students have been promoted through the Students Charter, a local version of the Magna Carta which contains students' rights. An in depth review on the Charter will ensure continued protection of these rights.

· Transparent University Funds

As students, we have the right to know where our tuition -- our money is being spent. Let us push for the transparency of University funds and ensure the transparency of the Student Council Funds, so we would know where our money goes.

· Lowest Justifiable Tuition Fee Increase

We have the right to affordable education. To protect this right, let us continually push for the lowest justifiable tuition fee increase.

· Tuition Fee Endowment Fund

We have been looking for ways to subsidize the yearly tuition fee increase. This year, the Tuition Fee Endowment Fund will be implemented to relieve us, the students, of high tuition fee in the future.

KAPAKANAN: Students Welfare

· Scholarship Program

Through the Student Council Assistance Fund (SCAF), numerous students were helped with interest-free tuition fee loans. Let us go beyond by providing scholarships for a term to students in need.

· Scoop (Student Cooperative)

DLSU canteen and bookstore prices are high for students like us. Let us answer this problem through a long-term program called Student Cooperative (Scoop) Center that will provide us with relatively lower prices than those offered now in DLSU.

·AID (Assistance and Information Desk)

As students, we are not fully oriented with the University processes and systems. AID serves as a guide for us students in knowing the ins and outs of De La Salle University.

·Students FIRST (Feedback, Information and Recommendations from Students)

The student body is the most important part of the university, thus, our voice should be heard first. The Students FIRST Program shall provide a venue where we can voice out our comments, suggestions, and recommendations regarding the University policies we find unfair or services we find unsatisfactory.

· On-line Enrollment for Students.

The process for enrollment has been proven to be a hassle for us students every term. In line with our commitment to promote student's welfare, the convenience of students will be ensured through an on-line enrollment.

KABUUAN: Holistic Development of Students

· Need Assessment Survey

It is important to know our needs as students before we take any type of action. In line with this, a Needs Assessment Survey will allow us to know and address students needs properly.

· Lasallian Action Congress

In this new generation, there is a need to fully understand the concerns of Lasallians. The Lasallian Action Congress will provide the students and other sectors of DLSU an opportunity to voice out their concerns and express their opinions and ideas.

·CRADLE (Curriculum Review for Academic Development of Lasallian Education)

CRADLE is a comprehensive study similar to past curriculum reviews, which shall promote our right to give our opinions regarding the quality of education that we get from DLSU. This program will focus on the major and minor subjects offered, including the ROTC curriculum.

KAAYUSAN: Professional Student Council

· Student Council Service Exam

To ensure that we are represented well in the SC, a SC Service Exam shall assess the knowledge of SC officers on relevant SC matters. The results will serve as a basis for future SC training and development programs.

· TEAM (Training for Effective and Active Management)

The TEAM Program addresses the need for our SC officers to remain competent and further develop their leadership skills. At the same time, it will promote unity and collective effort among SC officers, making them more efficient leaders for us students.

MAKA-TAO, MAKA-PILIPINO

KAPANAGUTAN: Social responsibility

· Livelihood Program

The SC Livelihood Program is a means to answer our call to social responsibility. It aims to adapt a community and teach them to be self reliant by helping the community start small scale businesses.

·KIDS Foundation (Knowledge and Information Development of Street Kids)

All kids have the right to education. But in reality, street kids are deprived of this right. In line with our mission to be Christian Achievers for God and Country, the KIDS Foundation will provide street kids with the basic skills and knowledge that they need.

KAALAMAN: Social Awareness

· CSCI (Committee on Social Consciousness and Involvement)

It is important for us as members of society to know what is happening around us. The CSCI will serve as an instrument to help students remain socially aware through informative campaigns.

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	MAKA-ESTUDYANTE KARAPATAN: Student's Rights · Review of the Students Charter Our rights as students have been promoted through the Students Charter, a local version of the Magna Carta which contains students' rights. An in depth review on the Charter will ensure continued protection of these rights. · Transparent University Funds As students, we have the right to know where our tuition -- our money is being spent. Let us push for the transparency of University funds and ensure the transparency of the Student Council Funds, so we would know where our money goes. · Lowest Justifiable Tuition Fee Increase We have the right to affordable education. To protect this right, let us continually push for the lowest justifiable tuition fee increase. · Tuition Fee Endowment Fund We have been looking for ways to subsidize the yearly tuition fee increase. This year, the Tuition Fee Endowment Fund will be implemented to relieve us, the students, of high tuition fee in the future. KAPAKANAN: Students Welfare · Scholarship Program Through the Student Council Assistance Fund (SCAF), numerous students were helped with interest-free tuition fee loans. Let us go beyond by providing scholarships for a term to students in need. · Scoop (Student Cooperative) DLSU canteen and bookstore prices are high for students like us. Let us answer this problem through a long-term program called Student Cooperative (Scoop) Center that will provide us with relatively lower prices than those offered now in DLSU. ·AID (Assistance and Information Desk) As students, we are not fully oriented with the University processes and systems. AID serves as a guide for us students in knowing the ins and outs of De La Salle University. ·Students FIRST (Feedback, Information and Recommendations from Students) The student body is the most important part of the university, thus, our voice should be heard first. The Students FIRST Program shall provide a venue where we can voice out our comments, suggestions, and recommendations regarding the University policies we find unfair or services we find unsatisfactory. · On-line Enrollment for Students. The process for enrollment has been proven to be a hassle for us students every term. In line with our commitment to promote student's welfare, the convenience of students will be ensured through an on-line enrollment. KABUUAN: Holistic Development of Students · Need Assessment Survey It is important to know our needs as students before we take any type of action. In line with this, a Needs Assessment Survey will allow us to know and address students needs properly. · Lasallian Action Congress In this new generation, there is a need to fully understand the concerns of Lasallians. The Lasallian Action Congress will provide the students and other sectors of DLSU an opportunity to voice out their concerns and express their opinions and ideas. ·CRADLE (Curriculum Review for Academic Development of Lasallian Education) CRADLE is a comprehensive study similar to past curriculum reviews, which shall promote our right to give our opinions regarding the quality of education that we get from DLSU. This program will focus on the major and minor subjects offered, including the ROTC curriculum. KAAYUSAN: Professional Student Council · Student Council Service Exam To ensure that we are represented well in the SC, a SC Service Exam shall assess the knowledge of SC officers on relevant SC matters. The results will serve as a basis for future SC training and development programs. · TEAM (Training for Effective and Active Management) The TEAM Program addresses the need for our SC officers to remain competent and further develop their leadership skills. At the same time, it will promote unity and collective effort among SC officers, making them more efficient leaders for us students. MAKA-TAO, MAKA-PILIPINO KAPANAGUTAN: Social responsibility · Livelihood Program The SC Livelihood Program is a means to answer our call to social responsibility. It aims to adapt a community and teach them to be self reliant by helping the community start small scale businesses. ·KIDS Foundation (Knowledge and Information Development of Street Kids) All kids have the right to education. But in reality, street kids are deprived of this right. In line with our mission to be Christian Achievers for God and Country, the KIDS Foundation will provide street kids with the basic skills and knowledge that they need. KAALAMAN: Social Awareness · CSCI (Committee on Social Consciousness and Involvement) It is important for us as members of society to know what is happening around us. The CSCI will serve as an instrument to help students remain socially aware through informative campaigns.
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