NEWSBEAT

Newsletter of the Diploma in Office Management Technology Students

Volume 1, Issue 2 November 12-March 13

PUP-Quezon City Campus! Mabuhay kayo!.... ..Congratulations to the pioneering DOMT graduates of PUP

Dr. Teofredo Ted Esguerra of the First Philippine Mt. Everest Team speaks at PUP Quezon City Campus
After 9 months of coordination and scheduling, finally last March 4, 2013, Dr. Teofredo Ted Esguerra came and visited PUPQC as our resource speaker. Dr. Teofredo Ted T. Esguerra is the Expedition & Wilderness Emergency Medical Services Physician of the Philippine Mt. Everest Expedition Team and the Voyage of the Balangay. He is a Flight Surgeon and the Officer-in-Charge of the elite medical rescue team: The Specialized Medical Assistance Response Team (SMART) of the Philippine Coast Guard. He is trained in Urban and Wilderness Rescue, Aviation Medicine, Expedition Medicine for Tropical and Alpine Mountain Operations, Tactical Medicine, Disaster Medicine, Aquatic/Dive Medicine and high altitude medicine. Dr. Esguerra spoke to our students on Campus Awareness and Responses in Emergencies. He shared about the most appropriate way to handle events of fire, flood, and earthquake. He explains how important is preparation and having emergency kits in our houses, campuses, and even in your own vehicles. His insights, being exposed in the field of rescuing victims, from these disasters provided the participants a picture of what can possibly happen to people who are unaware of the situation. He also shared some defense tricks to female participants. The seminar was attended by

more than 300 students coming from CWTS, DOMT, and BTE students. A coordinated effort from CWTS Youthnited Force, PUPQC Damlay, PUPQC Medical Office, and the DOMT.Cs organization for making the seminar possible. The organizers would like to acknowledge Prof. Doris B. Gatan, academic head, and Prof. Irynne P. Gatchalian, student services, for the support that they have provided. Also, appreciation is given to Dr. Jennifor L. Aguilar, Dr. Melissa Puno-Sarapuddin, and Prof. Sheryl R. Morales, who have guided their respective organizations in conducting the said event. We also like to mention ICAS-Phils as a partner research organization of the DOMT.Cs.

25% of DOMT graduating students employed a month before graduation

Around 25% of the DOMT graduating students made the

D O M T . C s p r o u d . Getting a 3-year diploma course at PUP Quezon City campus, they were successfully taken in as new employees of two of the most respected hospitals in the country. The seven namely: Jennifer R. Ruiz, Rachelle C. Reyes, Ma. Marrietta B. Lopez, Jerrber A. Ferrer, Frechielene E. Silvano, and Jomalyn Tiletile were

hired at St. Lukes Medical Center. Leslie B. Gaviola was hired at the National Kidney & Transplant Institute. After having their internship program on the abovementioned hospitals, they were recommended and hired. It is both good news and an achievement for the DOMT organization most especially to their adviser prof. Sheryl Morales, who always

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guide and support. According to them Hindi talaga namin expect na makakapasok kami sa hospital na yun, we took series of examination and luckily we passed, at ayon tuloy-tuloy na and our parents were very happy. They hope that their achievements will be an inspiration to the rest of the DOMT students to do their best in their studies especially during their practicum trainings.

Outgoing president Jomalyn V. Tiletile and incoming president Janine Castro together with 2 Chinese participants of the WORLD COLLEGIATE ASSOCIATION FOR THE RESEARCH OF PRINCIPLES YOUTH FEDERATION FOR WORLD PEACE

Officers of the International Youth Assembly during their rally at the Bonifacio Shrine, Manila.

DOMT.Cs officers with Miss Baibonn Sangid, NYC NCR Regional Director during the International Youth A s s e m b l y conference.

Representatives from 1st, 2nd, & 3rd year students of DOMT with former senator Ramon Magsaysay Jr.

Incoming DOMT.Cs officers took oath at the National Youth Commissions Office last March 25, 2013.
Article Contributors:

Prof Marilyn F. Isip,resource s p e a k e r , Capacitating DOMT.Cs as NYC partner

Feature Story.. .

Clark Ivan N. S i n g h , D O M T . C s elected chair for External Graphic Artist: Artist Jerrber A. Ferrer Affairs.

Jomalyn V. Tiletile Frechielene E. Silvano Ma. Marietta B. Lopez Rachelle C. Reyes Graciel S. Roberto Clark Ivan N. Singh

Adviser: Adviser Prof Sheryl R. Morales

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wards work led them to be commended as one of the best interns they had trained. In a blog released by Harvard Business Review, in an article in February 2011 entitled: Hire for Attitude, Train for Skill as quoted you can't create something special, distinctive, and compelling in the m a rk et p la c e un l es s y ou b ui ld something special, distinctive, compelling in the workplace. And the best way to build something special in the workplace is to hire for attitude and train for skill. Congratulations to our first batch of DOMT graduating students. Your achievements will serve as motivation and encouragement to pursue the course with dignity and pride.
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It takes right skills and good attitude to be employed statement coming from the head of Training, Development and Education Department, Ms. Irene Marie SalinasIsleta, St. Lukes Medical City. This simple statement indeed gave an opportunity to DOMT graduates for a sure employment to an institution like St. Lukes. The DOMT skills setting and attitude toNewsbeat