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LSJFI Journalism Workshop: Inspiring, Empowering and Enlightening
By Shielo Joy Espinosa Delariarte, High School Workshop Participant, Banaag Staff Member
“To make the invisible visible” was the mantra that Ms. Jamela Aisha Alindogan, in her empowering tone, used to highlight journalism’s role during the Journalism Workshop at Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation, Inc. (LSJFI) on August 24, 2025, where she was the main resource speaker. The workshop, themed “Empowering Licean Voices: Building Skills for Responsible and Creative Campus Journalism,” was jointly spearheaded by the LSJFI administration, Supreme Student Council, Licean (college student publication), and Banaag (high school student publication) for high school and college participants. Its goal was to empower Liceans to use their voices to tell impactful stories as they embark on their journalistic pursuits.
Ms. Alindogan elucidated the mantra she applied. An international journalist, she shared her inspiring and challenging stories through her journey as a beginning journalist, her college life at FEU, and her internship at Al Jazeera (a foreign news channel). She showed videos of some of her courageous interview encounters, which were baffling to the participants if they were the reporters. Some were with rebel leaders and African tribes. Discussing the ethical conduct, core practices, and modern challenges of journalism, she answered questions concerning the relevance of journalism principles in the video clips of her encounters. Before the workshop concluded, she assigned a month-long project for the participants.
For his pre-lecture part, Mr. Remigio S. Espares III, LSJFI Media Consultant, helped the participants discover common writing mistakes. He also shared tips on how to grasp the right words, especially in oral journalism or impromptu speaking engagements without depending on AI.
Both lecturers discouraged the participants from over-relying on AI platforms for their journalism learning, especially for outputs.
Facilitated by teacher-coaches Aimee Esparaguerra, Marissa Almodiel, Reymond Bauso, and the SSC, headed by Hanley Aguirre, the workshop served as a guide for the school’s aspiring journalists. They felt inspired to learn the effective yet ethical way of telling relevant stories. Filled with enthusiasm, the activity was a success; the participants looked forward to another highly educational gathering.
CHED, PAFTE, and CODTE Offer Project FORTE V (A Free Online Review) at LSJFI
The Commission on Higher Education (CHED), in partnership with the Philippine Association for Teacher Education (PAFTE) and the Council of Deans for Teacher Education (CODTE), is set to implement Project FORTE V (Free Online Review for Teacher Education) at Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation, Inc. (LSJFI). This collaborative effort aims to support Teacher Education graduates in Region V, providing them with flexible and accessible resources to excel in the Licensure Examination for Teachers.
The program begins with the National Aptitude and Normative Test for Educators (NANTE), a comprehensive pre-assessment that paves the way for a thorough review and support system. By working together, CHED, PAFTE, and CODTE demonstrate their commitment to nurturing high-quality educators and empowering LSJFI graduates to achieve their professional goals.
Liceans Sparkle at San Jacinto’s Annual Youth Week
The town of San Jacinto, Masbate, is buzzing with excitement as it celebrates its Annual Youth Week from August 12 to 15, 2025. Liceans, including Supreme Student Council officers and students from college and high school, are participating in the four-day event, “Linggo ng Kabataan: Baragatan san Kabataan 2025.”
The event, held at Plaza Añonuevo, aims to showcase youth talents, provide knowledge on relevant topics, and offer hands-on learning opportunities. With the theme “Local Youth Actions for the SDGs and Beyond,” the celebration promises to be an empowering experience for young participants.
Witness some Liceans take their talents to center stage in this happy celebration of youth empowerment!
July, August 2025 Stories
A GAME-CHANGING EXPERIENCE: MY TAKE ON THE ECOP-STYLE WORKSHOP
I just had the privilege of attending the “Future-ready Leadership for Sustainable Growth” workshop, a collaborative effort between Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation, Inc. (LSJFI) and Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP) . . .
LSJFI TEACHERS SHINE IN FILMMAKING WORKSHOP WITH AWARDED DIRECTOR
Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation, Inc. (LSJFI) has taken a significant step in enhancing its faculty’s creative skills.
EMPOWERING EXCELLENCE: LSJFI AIMS HIGH
LSJFI is committed to excellence. Under the leadership of President and CEO Jose Roland A. Moya, the institution is driving innovation and improvement. A key initiative is underway to professionalize operations, enhancing the skills and knowledge of management, personnel, and staff to tackle the evolving challenges in education.
Nutrition Month Celebration, 2025
Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation Incorporated during the National Nutrition Month Celebration with the theme: “Food and Nutrition Security Maging Priority, Sapat na pagkain Karapatan Natin.”
Criminology Interns Join National Disaster Resilience Month Culminating Program
On July 31, 2025, Criminology Interns proudly participated in the “National Disaster Resilience Month 2025 Culminating Program” held at Plaza Añonuevo.
Happy 1st Anniversary, BS Midwifery!
Today, we proudly celebrate one year of the Bachelor of Science in Midwifery program of Liceo de San Jacinto Foundation Incorporated . . .
HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISHES TO SIR JOSE ROLAND A. MOYA
The LSJFI extends warm birthday greetings today to its President and CEO, Sir Jose Roland A. Moya.
LSJFI EDUCATES STUDENTS ON UniFAST
LSJFI took a proactive approach by hosting a CHED-UniFAST Orientation on July 24, 2026, to educate the students about the Unified Financial Assistance System for Tertiary Education (UniFAST).
Led by UniFAST Lead Regional Director, Mr. Emmanuel R. Villamor, the session provided an in-depth look at the Tertiary Education Subsidy (TES) and Tulong Dunong Program (TDP) grants, as well as the latest UniFAST guidelines, processes, and policies under R.A. 10931.
UniFAST (Unified Financial Assistance System for Tertiary Education) is a Philippine government program designed to streamline financial assistance for students pursuing higher education. By centralizing and unifying various government-funded programs, UniFAST simplifies access to financial aid, making it easier for students to apply and receive support.
The event, spearheaded by the LSJFI UniFAST team, featured an open forum where student-grantees had their questions addressed, gaining clarity on various aspects of the program.
LAST NIGHT’S SPARK: EDUC-LICEANS’ ACQUAINTANCE PARTY
Hi Educ-Liceans! Did you have a chance to attend our acquaintance party last night (July 19, 2025)? We’re sure you had a blast connecting with new faces, strengthening old friendships, and building valuable relationships.
The event was designed to help you break the ice and establish meaningful connections that will enhance your LSJFI experience. With lively conversations and a warm atmosphere, we’re confident you’ll feel right at home on campus.
Here’s to a fantastic academic journey ahead!