Merry Christmas

From my family to yours

Mhelly Christmas!!!

A Christmas Masquerade ball

The Plaza of STI College Ortigas-Cainta Academic center definitely looked like the ballroom of a 5-star hotel.

The gurls preparing for the party with their nice masks. 

The hosts for the night, 

the three Vice-Presidents: 

VP for School Operations 

Resty Bundoc

VP for Communications 

Elbert de Guzman

VP for Academics 

Lloyd Bautista

The President of the 

STI Education Services Group

Mr. Monico V. Jacob

Opened the party 

The Finance Division started the Presentations for the evening 

The Academics Division

 followed suit

The STI College Ortigas-Cainta faculty and staff members had a variety of performers

The Office of the COO had 

a rousing performance

The combination of the

 Communications & School Operations Divisions came out with a high-octane performance

The Corporate Information Services Division performed last.

Not to be outdone were 

the newest employees of STI.

The dashing debonaires of STI

Yours truly with 

RJ Marasigan and Ruby Basco

20th STI NYC in Bacolod and Iloilo: Storified

Come Fly Home Ateneo Homecoming

This year's hosts, yours truly, Ateneo Courtside reporter 

Laura Lehman, 

Ateneo Blue Eagles shooter 

Von Pessumal 

and Former Ateneo Lady Booter Tata Garcia - Long.

 Hail the Silver Jubilarians

Cara Manglapus, Granddaughter of Raul Manglapus leads the singing of
Blue Eagle the King. 

The turnover of AHS 1989 to AHS 1990

 The Singing of 

the Ateneo Alma Mater Song

Thank you for Flying Home

See you again Next year

20th NYC in iloilo City

STIer's from STI College Iloilo and STI College Kalibo converge at the SM City Cinema 6 for the STI NYC in this part of the country. This marks the first time that the NYC will be a whole day affair since the ICT and Travel, Tourism and HRM students are all excited for their track specific events. Here are highlights of the STI NYC in Iloilo City.

The Invocation Hymn was interpreted by the students of STI College Iloilo.

Welcoming the delegates was STI College Iloilo Deputy School Administrator Ms. Mafebel Catedrilla.

First to speak to the students was STI College Bacoor's distinguished faculty member Engr. Ferdinand "Ricky" Bunag who talked about the Power of Mobile Applications.

Sharing his knowledge on Mobile Applications, Orange Apps Chief Executive Officer Gian Javelona talks about an inspiring story on how he turned a nagging problem into an opportunity that led to him starting a Mobile App Company.

Howard Go completed the ICT cast of speakers as he talked about how to monetize Mobile Applications. Howard gave lots of ticks and tricks on his talk " App-start" Your success in the Mobile App Market.

In the afternoon session, Digital Marketing consultant Spanky Enriquez interviews STI students and then gives them a copy of Breakfast magazine. Spanky is a food writer for the Philippine Star and Breakfast magazine.

Sharing her vast knowledge when it comes to Professional imaging, CA1 Training & Development Center President Alma Cabagay interviews an STIer in her talk "Profiency" Showing Professional Efficiency!"

The event ended with the very energetic talk given by Bro. Juan Carlos "JC" Libiran. Bro JC taught STIers how to transform their ideas into something that can be beneficial to them in the end.

20th NYC opens in Bacolod

For the first time in the history of the STI National Youth Convention, the launch will be in the Visayas region with new STI school, STI West Negros University in Bacolod city as the host.  The STI West Negros University Gym, home to many basketball games will be the venue of this once a year event that seeks to help prepare STIers in various fields.

Last  year, students from STI West Negros University were given a sneak peek on what the NYC is all about. This year, the Travel Management, Tourism, HRM and Business Management students of both STI WNU and STI College Bacolod were combined to witness the event. In the afternoon it was the turn of the ICT students of both Bacolod schools.

The event started with the singing of the STI West Negros University Glee Club of the Invocation Hymn and the Philippine National Anthem. The Glee Club was accompanied by the STI WNU Rondalla club.

Digital Marketing consultant for the Hotel & Restaurant Industry and food writer for the Philippine Star and Breakfast magazine Spanky Enriquez started the ball rolling with his topic "Be Proactive" Up-to-date trends in the Service Industry.

John Robert Powers consultant Marisyll Pengson gave lots of tips in imaging with her topic  "PRO-FICIENCY" Showcasing Professional Efficiency through your image." Her insights on how to project one's image made lots of students listen, take down notes and absorb all the lessons that Ms. Pengson shared.

The last speaker for the THM & BM track of the NYC was CnB Ventures CEO, Juan Carlos "JC" Libiran. JC helped STI students think of opportunities on how to convert their ideas to cash through his talk "Cash in your creativity: Turning your ideas into success!"

The first speaker for the ICT Track was STI College Bacoor Professor Ricky Bunag who gave numerous stories on his topic "Going Mobile: The power of Mobile Application Development!"

One of the most inspiring stories came from Gian Javelona who at 21 years old shared his ups and downs on how he became the CEO of his own company Orange Apps. His topic was entitled  "App-titudes: Fundamentals of Mobile Apps Development!"

The last ICT speaker was Howard Go who is the co-founder of the game site Mochibits.com. Howard shared lots of insights and tips on how to monetize your Mobile Apps from his topic "App-start" Your success in the Mobile App Market.

Providing the students with a nice intermission number is the recently crowned NOPSSCEA Tertiary level folk dance champions - the STI WNU La Jota Sevillana dancers.

The HRS Singers of STI Bacolod wowed the crowd with their wonderful singing, timely choreography and over-all performance.

The last to perform were the STI College Bacolod dancers that gave the crowd much to enjoy with their style and groove a fitting way to end the Bacolod NYC.