ACP Reminders

·    LOST STUBS

o   Go to CTC 102 thirty (30) minutes before your enlisted class schedule

·    UNCLAIMED STUBS

o   Check the official class list to know which class you were enlisted in

o   Go to CTC 102 thirty (30) minutes before your enlisted class schedule

·    NAME NOT FOUND IN ENLISTED CLASS

o   Go to CTC 102 thirty (30) minutes before your ACP class written in your stub to verify enlistment in that class

·    SIT-IN

o   Sit-ins will be allowed ONLY if the venue can accommodate you
o   Stubs of sit-in (therefore, not enlisted in that class) will not be signed by facilitators
o   Names of sit-in will also not be included in the official attendance sheet

·    DRESS CODE

o   For classes to be held in Leong, Escaler and SOM classrooms

·    AHON CLASSES

o   Wear white shirt, jeans, closed shoes
o   No wearing of jewelries
o   Bring valuables at your own risk
o   ALL OTHER INFORMATION ON AHON can be found here.

·    For TARA concerns, text 0915-2408231 AND 0917-8558215 or proceed to CTC 102 on ACP day.

·    For AHON concerns, text 09283481686.

* As of January 21, 8:30pm (Thursday), SOME CLASS SCHEDULES and VENUES HAVE BEEN CHANGED.  Please check the final schedule and venues of your classes.

ACP Class Policies

1.    Upon arrival, approach your facilitator and sign IN beside your name

2.    At the end of the class, approach your facilitator, sign OUT beside your name and give the facilitator your attendance slip to be signed.

3.    When you return to class, give the stub to your teacher as proof of your attendance.

WARNING: We will still give your professors a final list to cross-check your attendance.

·    In case of lost attendance slip, proceed to the Secretariat Headquarters (CTC102) 30 minutes before your class. A Sec Com volunteer will check on which class you are enlisted to and will give you a new attendance slip.

·    Your attendance or absence will be credited in your required class.

Cut System

1.    CUT = Non-appearance 15 minutes after class has formally began (upon start of lecture).

2.    Only absence with proof of official school function (eg. you will be representing the school in a competition) and health reasons with a proof of medical certificate will be entertained.  It can be dropped off at the Sanggunian Room (MVP200) from January 25-27.  Otherwise it will be considered a cut.

3.    No signature before and after the class entails a cut.

FINAL TARA CLASS TIMES

Please see the final class times for all TARA Classes below.

(Included are the old class times for your reference.)

AHON CLASS LIST (As of Jan 21, 2010 4:00PM)

List of students who are part of of AHON classes can be found in this link

Update On AHON CLASSES

AHON is an alternative class program that takes students outside the world of Ateneo and inside the world of the Marikina victims. Be part of classes that teaches you easy and basic skills and training programs while interacting with a survivor of the typhoon Ondoy.

VENUE FOR AHON CLASSES: MARIKINA SPORTS CENTER

MEETING PLACE: CORN FIELD (Look for the JEEPS assigned to your class)

*NO WAIVER FORM, NO CLASS*

TESDA CLASSES

1.     AM Classes – 9:00 – 12:30 PM (Call time in ADMU 8:00 AM, ETA in ADMU 12:30 PM)

a.     Meat Processing 1: Beef Tapa, Tocino, Longganiza

b.    Meat Processing 2: Pork Siomai, Bangus Imbotido

c.     Paper Folding (Waste Reuse) A

d.    Massage Therapy A

e.     Foot Spa A

f.     Jewelry Making 1A

g.    Jewelry Making 2A

h.     Decorative Balloon Making 1

2.     PM Classes – 1:00 – 4:30 PM (Call time in ADMU 12:00 PM, ETA in ADMU 4:30 PM)

a.     Bags for Life (Waste Reuse)

b.    Decorative Balloon Making 2

c.     Paper Folding (Waste Reuse) B

d.    Massage Therapy B

e.     Foot Spa B

f.     Jewelry Making 1B

g.    Jewelry Making 2B

RECREATIONAL CLASSES

1.     AM Classes – 9:00 – 12:30 PM (Call time in ADMU 8:00 AM, ETA in ADMU 12:30 PM)

a.     Tye Die2

b.    Tree Planting 2

c.    Buko Salad and Halo-halo Making (FORMERLY THE HEALTH SCIENCES CLASS)

d.    CADS – Street (Includes students from CADS STREET AND CADS JAZZ CLASSES)

e.     Isaw Stand Managing (Formerly Fish Balls, Kikiam, Hotdog Stands Management)

f.     Little Manila with Rob Santos

2.     PM Classes – 1:00 – 4:30 PM (Call time in ADMU 12:00 PM, ETA in ADMU 4:30 PM)

a.    Tye Die 1

b.    Tree Planting 1

c.    Voter’s Ed

d.    Soap Making

e.    Trash to Blinds

f.    Ice Cream Making

*DISSOLVED CLASSES: Tutorials 1A – 6A, 1B-6B, MeCO

(Contact the SANGGU HOTLINE 09283481686 for concerns. AHON Faci and Class Management Team will coordinate with you)

**Make sure to have your WAIVER FORMS. NO WAIVER FORMS, NO CLASS. Go to this link to download it.

***List of students for each of the AHON classes will be uploaded soon.

COPY OF WAIVER FORM:

TARA! CLASS VENUES

Updated REGISTRATION PROCEDURES

LINE UP AS EARLY AS YOU CAN TO GET YOUR FIRST CHOICE OF CLASS!

Wednesday & Thursday - STRICTLY for Sophomores, Juniors & Seniors

Friday - Free for All (Limited Classes)

1. Registration will run from 8am to 12nn and 1pm to 5pm. Students may line up before starting time.

2. You will be given your registration slip, where you will first write down your top 5 class choices.  Be sure to have your forms filled out completely (especially your required subject section, eg. INTACT A) before enlisting. A help desk will be available if you have any question/s.

3. If you have successfully enlisted in a class, the bottom half of your registration slip will serve as your attendance slip on ACP Day, Jan. 22, 2010 which you will show to your facilitators and surrender to your professors as proof of your attendance.

4. In case your enlisted class is dissolved, an ACP Member will notify you through text and e-mail.

5. YOU CAN NOT CHANGE YOUR CLASS ONCE YOU HAVE FINISHED ENLISTING.

*Please come to the registration with the knowledge of what the classes being offered are to avoid unnecessary questions.

*Know your required subject section to avoid being mistakenly considered cut.

READ FIRST! IMPORTANT!

• First come first serve the whole day
• Whole reg procedure (with lining up) takes more or less 30-40 minutes
• Line up AT YOUR OWN RISK.  Plan your time well because NO EXCUSES will be entertained.

* Two options for problems in lining up:

• Line up again another time of the day
• Leave your slip with us. Get stub the following day. (Guaranteed a class BUT most likely NOT one of your CHOICES)

• Strictly NO PROXY
• Fill stub COMPLETELY
• Make sure choices written are NOT YET CLOSED
• Before leaving, check if STUB was given to you and class enlisted in was written

TARA Class List: Agenda for Hope Classes

1) Agenda for Hope: Book Launch and Plenary Session

Speakers: Fr. Bienvenido Nebres, SJ, Dr. Mary Racelis, Dr Cristina Montiel, Dr. Fernando Zialcita, Dr. Fabian Dayrit | 10:00 am to 12:00 nn | 100 pax

Program:

Fr. Bienvenido Nebres, S.J.: An Agenda for Hope for Philippine education

Dr. Mary Racelis: Ideas on sharing prosperity

Dr. Cristina Montiel: Ideas on democratizing governance

Dr. Fernando Zialcita: Ideas on preserving & transforming Philippine identity & culture

Dr. Fabian Dayrit: Ideas on promoting sustainable development: Managing water for a sustainable future

2) Agenda for Hope: Democratizing Governance

Speakers: Dr. Benjamin Tolosa, Ms. Chay Florentino Hofilena, Dr. Antonio La Vina | 2:00 to 4:00 pm | 40 pax

Program:

Framing the challenges of political empowerment and engagement:

Ideational interventions for democratization since 2005

Dr. Benjamin Tolosa, Jr.

Exacting accountability from the media

Ms. Chay Florentino Hofileña

Building on the basics: Leadership, local governance, and nation-building

Dr. Antonio La Viña

3) Agenda for Hope: Sharing Prosperity

Speakers: Dr. Cielito Habito, Dr. Maria Eufemia Yap, Dr. Erwin Enriquez | 2:00 to 4:00 pm | 40 pax

Program:

Toward a Bayanihan economy: The solidarity movement in the Philippines

Dr. Cielito Habito

Investing in health, investing in people

Dr. Maria Eufemia Yap

Confessions of a balik-scientist: Shared ideals for a future prosperity

Dr. Erwin Enriquez

4) Agenda for Hope: Preserving and Transforming Philippine Identity and Culture

Speakers: Dr. Isabel Kenny, Dr. Remmon Barbaza, Dr. Ma. Luz Vilches | 2:00 to 4:00 pm | 40 pax

Program:

The Challenge of diversity: Telling the Christian-Muslim story in pictures

Dr. Isabel Kenny

Tapat na ba, tapat ka ba? Tungo sa etika ng katapatan

Dr. Remmon Barbaza

Creative teaching thrives in public school classrooms

Dr. Maria Luz Vilches

5) Agenda for Hope: Promoting Sustainable Development ~ Managing Water for a Sustainable Future

Speakers: Dr. Emilyn Espiritu, Dr. Alma Maria Salvador, Dr. Germelino Bautista | 2:00 to 4:00 pm | 40 pax

Program:

Water resources and water quality: Challenges to Philippine sustainable development initiatives

Dr. Emilyn Espiritu

Governing the coastal zone: Leadership towards sustainable communities

Dr. Alma Maria Salvador

A water agenda: From whence would hope spring?

Dr. Germelino Bautista

6) Agenda for Hope: Inspiring the Youth

Speaker: Dr. Karina Galang-Fernandez

Program:

Teens and parents finding common ground: Towards happy, hopeful families

Dr. Karina Galang-Fernandez

TARA Class List: Health and Environment Classes

1. Heroic Work in Preserving the Environment: Bringing Pasig River Back to its Glory Days *

Speaker: Chot Velasquez | 9:00 am to 12:00 nn | 40 pax

The class embarks on an environmental crusade and advocacy as it discusses the heroic efforts and endeavors of the Sagip Pasig Movement in revitalizing, restoring and resurrecting the now polluted Pasig River.

2. Heroic Work in Preserving the Environment: Pushing for the Green Agenda *

Speaker: Myrna Jimenez | 9:00 am to 12:00 nn | 40 pax

The class takes on the country’s pressing environmental problems and ecological woes. The class will discuss recent efforts by various environmentalists to call on the government to address the daunting issues of climate change, global warming and environmental degradation. The alternative class will also highlight the importance of empowering society through protecting and preserving the environment and the country’s rich natural resources.

3. Promoting Environmental Awareness through Children’s Art

Speaker: Jomike Tejido | 8:30 am to 12:00 nn | 40 pax

Find out how art can be used as an alternative medium for promoting environmental consciousness. Learn about Archt. JM Tejido’s 2 actual brands: Foldabots and Robotars, and how they grew from children’s book illustrations to toys. (Foldabots are cut-out cardboard robots kids can make. Robotars are robotic tarsiers that started out as a designer cardboard figure and will be launched as limited edition resin-cast designer figures in early 2010.)

4. Disaster Response of Different Sectors in the Philippines

Speaker: Mary Ann Manapat | 9:00 am to 12:00 nn | 30 pax

The lecture will offer a look into how the different national sectors (including the DENR, the media, and the academe), responded to recent calamities within the first two weeks of their onset. It will inform the students of the dos and don’ts within the immediate period of a calamity.

5. Environmental Science in the Philippines (new title: Disasters and the National Elections)

Speakers: Iris Legal, Dallay Annawi, and Jun-G Bargayo, SJ | 9:00 am to 12:00 nn | 40 pax

We experience the hustle and tension of national elections every four years. National disasters, typhoons in particular, are experienced by our country much more frequently than that—around 23 times every year. The lecture will be a presentation on some presidentiables’ views on environmental and disaster-related issues, including their ideas of how to deal with this reality.

6. Waste Management in the Philippines

Speaker: David So | 9:00 am to 12:00 nn | 40 pax

The lecture will inform students of how improper waste disposal has affected (and is affecting) our environment. It will also inform them of what they can specifically do to decrease the effects of these malpractices, and the science behind these processes.

7. Health Financing

Speaker: Dr. Buching Paterno | 8:30 am to 12:00 nn | 40 pax

Health and medicine are not all about operations, medical procedures and the like. There are other factors to consider in keeping our hospitals and medical centers up and running. Health Financing deals with the generation, allocation, and use of finances in the health system. And Dr. Buching Paterno is here to share all about this particular area, as well as about the profession of medicine as nation-building.

8. Sound Mind Sound Body

Speaker: Coach Norman Black | 8:30 am to 11:30 am | 40 pax

The lecture will take students behind the scenes of team sports, focusing on how discipline, teamwork, and healthy relationships must be practiced and possessed by all members of a team, so that they may successfully attain a common goal.

9. Kwentong Babae, Bata at Buhay: Dissecting the Reproductive Health Bill

Speaker: Ramon San Pascual | 9:00 am to 12:00 nn | 40 pax

It is a debate that has been going on for too long. Are you for or against the RH Bill? In this class, Ramon San Pascual of the Philippine Legislators’ Committee on Population and Development (PPCPD) Foundation, Inc. will help you discern whether or not the RH Bill is a favorable piece of legislation that is geared towards women empowerment, child care, and an informed pro-life choice for everyone.

10. Gusto Mo Bang Maging Boholunteer?: Sustainable Development Initiatives and “Voluntourism” in Baclayon, Bohol

Speaker: Joel Uichico | 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm | 40 pax

Bexo Recreational and Aquatic Activities in Bohol or BRAABO is an organization that promotes sustainable development in Baclayan through various livelihood and eco-tourism programs in partnership with Ayala Foundation and the local government of Baclayon. These programs are implemented while protecting and preserving the municipality’s man-made and natural heritage sites.

11. Sustainable Environmental Development

Speaker: Dr. Alma Salvador | 9:00 am to 12:00 nn | 40 pax

A presentation of the current state of environmental development, including what you can do as students to contribute: spreading awareness and taking part in environmental-friendly practices and programs.

* These classes are sponsored by the iamninoy Movement.