ing Mayap a Kapampangan
PamagCUSA
Pampangan Crusaders, USA
Advancing Good Citizenship through Volunteerism
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ING MAYAP A KAPAMPANGAN (iMaK) is an information campaign conceived
and initiated by PamagCUSA to promote and advance good citizenship in Pampanga.
Together with the Civil Society Core Group in Pampanga and Governor ED Panlilio's
programs, PamagCUSA believes that good governance can only be fully achieved with
the active participation of the Kapampangan citizenry.
iMaK’s ultimate goal is to help articulate what good citizenship is and promote it
through an information campaign. Articulation materials may include, but is not
limited to, feature articles, prose and poetry, songs, videos, slogans, et al.
and initiated by PamagCUSA to promote and advance good citizenship in Pampanga.
Together with the Civil Society Core Group in Pampanga and Governor ED Panlilio's
programs, PamagCUSA believes that good governance can only be fully achieved with
the active participation of the Kapampangan citizenry.
iMaK’s ultimate goal is to help articulate what good citizenship is and promote it
through an information campaign. Articulation materials may include, but is not
limited to, feature articles, prose and poetry, songs, videos, slogans, et al.
Essay Writing & Painting Competition:
A Project Advancing Responsible Citizenship
8 AM – 5 PM
Monday, 10 December 2007
University of the Assumption
Social Hall / Multi Purpose Hall
Initiated by PamagCUSA
Funded by various US-based Kapampangan Organizations
Implemented in cooperation with KMI
In cooperation with the University of the Assumption
And the Provincial Office
For the 436th Aldo Ning Kapampangan Celebrations
SUMMARY
Ten esteemed academic institutions with their various representatives, both
from the private and public sectors, heeded the invitation of PamagCUSA
(Pampanga Crusaders, USA) and KMI (Kapampangan Marangal
Incorporation) last 10 December 2007 (Monday) at the University of the
Assumption for the Provincial Office coordinated event “A Project Advancing
Responsible Citizenship: Essay Writing and Painting Competition” in line with
the celebration of the 436th Aldo Ning Kapampangan. The results of the
competition yielded promising, awe-inspiring and stunning entries. The
younger the minds, the better the ideas.
All participants were given a one page instruction sheet/competition
backgrounder to closely understand and digest as a briefer, prior to the start of
the competition. No names of prominent individuals were mentioned. The
broad competition topic was plain enough to comprehend and internalize
“Good Governance and Responsible Citizenship”. The rest of the ideas and
contents of individual entries are the participants own. No other thoughts were
fed to them by the organizers. Technically, professionals give instructions.
Perhaps after some careful analysis and internalization of most of these
winning entries, one would realize how much can be learned from these
young minds. At certain points, one can be humbled at how much wisdom,
idealism and honesty drives them.
As one reads on, kindly take note what brilliant minds our academes are
honing. Rizal’s famous quote “The youth is the hope of the country” still rings
true. Some entries may still have rough edges but the promise of prominence
is there. One need only to remember that the most precious cut stones were
once unpolished, rough gems.
Here are some of the unpolished gems of Pampanga’s society:
1st Place - Essay Writing - Elementary Level
1st Place - Essay Writing - High School Level
1st Place - Essay Writing - College Level
Painting competition was also held for college students and professionals.
The winning entries were presented to Governor Panlilio in a recent courtesy
call. Governor Panlilio directed that the winning paintings be posted in the
provincial library. (Click on the thumbnails)
1st Place - Painting - Professional Level
1st Place - Painting - College Level
Click here to view photos taken during the event.
A Project Advancing Responsible Citizenship
8 AM – 5 PM
Monday, 10 December 2007
University of the Assumption
Social Hall / Multi Purpose Hall
Initiated by PamagCUSA
Funded by various US-based Kapampangan Organizations
Implemented in cooperation with KMI
In cooperation with the University of the Assumption
And the Provincial Office
For the 436th Aldo Ning Kapampangan Celebrations
SUMMARY
Ten esteemed academic institutions with their various representatives, both
from the private and public sectors, heeded the invitation of PamagCUSA
(Pampanga Crusaders, USA) and KMI (Kapampangan Marangal
Incorporation) last 10 December 2007 (Monday) at the University of the
Assumption for the Provincial Office coordinated event “A Project Advancing
Responsible Citizenship: Essay Writing and Painting Competition” in line with
the celebration of the 436th Aldo Ning Kapampangan. The results of the
competition yielded promising, awe-inspiring and stunning entries. The
younger the minds, the better the ideas.
All participants were given a one page instruction sheet/competition
backgrounder to closely understand and digest as a briefer, prior to the start of
the competition. No names of prominent individuals were mentioned. The
broad competition topic was plain enough to comprehend and internalize
“Good Governance and Responsible Citizenship”. The rest of the ideas and
contents of individual entries are the participants own. No other thoughts were
fed to them by the organizers. Technically, professionals give instructions.
Perhaps after some careful analysis and internalization of most of these
winning entries, one would realize how much can be learned from these
young minds. At certain points, one can be humbled at how much wisdom,
idealism and honesty drives them.
As one reads on, kindly take note what brilliant minds our academes are
honing. Rizal’s famous quote “The youth is the hope of the country” still rings
true. Some entries may still have rough edges but the promise of prominence
is there. One need only to remember that the most precious cut stones were
once unpolished, rough gems.
Here are some of the unpolished gems of Pampanga’s society:
1st Place - Essay Writing - Elementary Level
1st Place - Essay Writing - High School Level
1st Place - Essay Writing - College Level
Painting competition was also held for college students and professionals.
The winning entries were presented to Governor Panlilio in a recent courtesy
call. Governor Panlilio directed that the winning paintings be posted in the
provincial library. (Click on the thumbnails)
1st Place - Painting - Professional Level
1st Place - Painting - College Level
Click here to view photos taken during the event.
