gazette

This is given to exceptional student writers within our school community to empower young writers and appoint them as official school writers. Scholarship recipients will undertake the editorial role assigned to them, actively participating in the creation, review, and publication of content for The Gazette. They will uphold the highest standards of journalistic integrity and professionalism.

Qualifications  

a. Should pass the qualifying examinations & interviews conducted by the Selection Panel and must have an average grade of at least 83%;

b. Must not have failing grades for the past semester;

c. Must be a full- time student with regular unit load specified in the curriculum.

Requirements

a. Application Form from the Academic Affairs Office;

b. Should submit a Copy of Grades from MAMS (Modular Academic Management System);

c. Should submit a Certificate of Good Moral Character from the Principal of the High School/ or from the Student Affairs and Alumni Office (SAAO) for college students.

Privileges 

Discount on tuition fees as recommended by the Moderator, subject for approval of the Chairman of Scholarship Committee

Editor in Chief                          100%

Associate Editor                        80%

Managing Editor                       65%

News Editor                              50%

Literary Editor                         50%

Feature Editor                         50%

Spirituality Editor                  50%

Sports Editor                         50%

Developmental Communication Editor          50%

Cartoonist                             50%

Senior Editor                        50%

Conditions

a. Should not be an officer of any accredited school organization;

b. Should be recommended by the Department Dean and Scholarship Committee to the President for final approval;

c. Only one member of the family can avail of the grant;

d. The selection of the chief editor and other members of the staff of the student publications shall be through competitive examinations prepared, conducted and supervised by a committee composed of a representative of the school administration, one faculty member, one mass media practitioner who as acceptable to both (school administration and editorial board) and two past editors to be chosen by the outgoing editorial board. (Campus Journalism Act of 1991)