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Good Day, UMians!
Your Certificate of Participation for the Webinar 1 and Webinar 2 which happened last October 25,2021 and October 30, 2021 is now available! It has been sent to the email you provided in the evaluation sheet!
CONGRATULATIONS!
CONGRATULATIONS!
As we close the last curtain for this two-week long event, LUCELENCE 2021: Fostering Sound Mental Health during the Pandemic and Remote Learning, we are pleased to announce the people who won GCash prizes. These are winners from 2 Webinars (October 25 and October 30), and 3 Breakout Quarters (Podcast, Groove and Talk, and Music Pool).
If your name is on the list, please comment your full name or link to your Facebook Account. We created a GC (Group Chat) for faster dissemination of information to the winners. We will add you there.
Thank you for you cooperation and participation.
Ga, see you around.
THE ARRAY OF EVENTS
THE ARRAY OF EVENTS
To keep us on track, here is a video presentation setting the goal, perspective, and aisle for the journey of LUCELENCE 2021: Fostering Sound Mental Health during the Pandemic and Remote Learning. This flow will give you a glimpse of what we prepared for you. Come and join us in fostering a sound mental health.
This is a collaborative and integrative events of the College of Engineering Education - College of Student Government (CEE-CSG), College of Teacher Education - College of Student Government (CTE-CSG), UM DOST-SEI Scholars' Association (UM Agilas), and Young Educators' Association for Science and Technology (YEAST) - this was devised which opts to facilitate programs and array of activities that will benefit students to effectively address mental health concerns and seek professional help.
Register now to join! Click the link below:
https://bit.ly/BackToBasics101
See you all, Ga!
MASSIVE COLLABORATIONS
MASSIVE COLLABORATIONS
How are you, Ga?
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), mental and behavioral disorders account for about 14% of the global burden of disease and as many as 450 million people suffer from these illnesses. In the early part of 2020 surveys have shown that at least 3.6 million Filipinos suffer from one kind of mental, neurological, and substance use disorder. The pandemic has further worsened the status of mental health among Filipinos.
Through the collective initiative of the College of Teaching Education-College Student Government, College of Engineering Education-College Student Government, Young Educators' Association for Science and Technology (YEAST), and UM DOST-SEI Scholars' Association (UM AGILAS), we bring you LUCELLENCE 2021: Fostering Sound Mental Health during Pandemic and Remote Learning, a month-long celebration through a series of webinars and activities that promote mental health care and awareness.
Join us in this venture to raise awareness. Your Mental Health matters!
WORLD MENTAL HEALTH MONTH
WORLD MENTAL HEALTH MONTH
Among the emerging eminent threats to the academic community in the Philippines and around the world is the continuous and rapid decline of mental health amongst students. While this has been an issue all along, the trend seems to have worsened over the past year when the Pandemic escalated.
The College of Teaching Education and College of Engineering Education - College Student Governments, together with the Young Educators Association for Science and Technology, and UM DOST-SEI Scholars' Association proudly presents the biggest collaboration of events between college governments and student organizations for the School Year 2021-2022 entitled LUCELENCE 2021: Fostering Sound Mental Health during Pandemic and Remote Learning. Aimed at encompassing the diversity of students with different interests and ways of living, we have prepared for you a variety of events and activities!
Keep posted for more details in the days that follow! Let's have fun, and keep ourselves sane in these trying and extraordinary times!
INTERMISSION
SOULFUL PERFORMANCE
SOULFUL PERFORMANCE
Adele's most awaited single "Easy On Me" speaks depth about the most turbulent periods of her life. A song about fraught childhood, lost marriage and family. With its distinct feels of despair and tumultuous pain, fans across the world shed tears on this incredible masterpiece, thus other make covers and versions of the song.
As the CEE-CSG conducted its webinar about mental health entitled LUCELENCE 2021: Fostering Sound Mental Health during the Pandemic and Remote Learning, Yman-Reine Jupurie, a 4th year Civil Engineering student, performed her soulful and euphonious version of "Easy On Me" which received a warm virtual applause from the participants.
This gift of voice is certainly a pride of the entire college! More amazing performances awaits on the upcoming events of CEE-CSG! Stay tuned, Phoenix!
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