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Campus Journalism Training Proposal

This document is a project proposal for a Campus Journalism Training event to be held on January 13-14, 2024. The training aims to develop 100 campus writers' journalistic skills through lectures and workshops led by 6 resource speakers over the two-day period. With a proposed budget of PHP 26,400, the training will cover topics such as feature writing, editorial writing, sports writing, photojournalism, and paper management. The goal is to strengthen students' critical thinking and prepare them for campus publications.

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Campus Journalism Training Proposal

This document is a project proposal for a Campus Journalism Training event to be held on January 13-14, 2024. The training aims to develop 100 campus writers' journalistic skills through lectures and workshops led by 6 resource speakers over the two-day period. With a proposed budget of PHP 26,400, the training will cover topics such as feature writing, editorial writing, sports writing, photojournalism, and paper management. The goal is to strengthen students' critical thinking and prepare them for campus publications.

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PROJECT PROPOSAL

I. TITLE: CAMPUS JOURNALISM TRAINING


II. PROPONENT: Dr. Nesthe B. Quijano
School Paper Adviser
III. PROPOSED DATES: January 13-14, 2024
IV. PROPOSED VENUES: Conference Hall

V. RATIONALE:
In accordance with the pertinent provisions RA 7079 otherwise known as
the Campus Journalism Act of 1991, institution of leanings are enjoined to
promote the development and growth of campus journalism as a means of
strengthening critical and creative thinking of students in the tertiary level.
Furthermore, campus journalism plays a pivotal role in an institution. It
prepares campus journalists to be responsible writers who exercise their right
to free speech. This activity will help them improve their journalistic writing
abilities in order to follow one of journalism's core principles: truth and
accuracy.
VI. OBJECTIVE/S:
1. Capacitate student-writers the technicalities of campus journalism;
2. Update participants on the latest trends, approaches, and principles
of journalistic writing in view of the new normal in education;
3. It also seeks to promote the right to access information, knowledge,
and data necessary to strengthen journalistic values;
4. Scout for the editorial staff who will help in the production of the
campus paper; and
5. Recognize the effort of the student-writers by giving due recognition to
the best written outputs.

VII. TARGET PARTICIPANTS


100 Campus Writers
6 Resource Speakers
5 Technical Working Group Members
111 Total Participants
VIII. BUDGETARY REQUIREMENTS

Unit Item Description Quantity Estimated Estimated


Unit Cost Total Cost

pax Honoraria for 9 2,000.00 18,000.00


Speakers

pax Foods for Speakers 14 600.00 8,400.00


and TWG (for 2 days –
a.m. and p.m. snacks
and lunch)

GRAND TOTAL 26,400.00

IX. SOURCE OF FUNDS


School Fund
X. MATERIALS/ EQUIPMENT NEEDED C/O SUPPLY SECTION
2 sets laptop
2 pcs extension wire
1 set LCD Projector
1 set speaker with microphone
XI. SPECIFICATIONS ON VENUE/ MEALS AND SNACKS
None
XII. TRAINING MATRIX

Date Time Activity Person-in-Charge

8:00-8:30 Registration TWG

8:31-9:00 Opening Program TWG

9:01-9:06 Welcome Remarks Vincent Mayo


SPA

9:07-9:12 Inspirational Message Ariel Ebbay


Principal

9:13-9:18 Statement of Purpose Publication Adviser


November
16, 2023
9:19-10:19 Lecture on Feature Lecturer
Writing/Pagsulat ng
Lathalain (With
Writeshop)

10:20-10:30 HEALTH BREAK

10:31-11:31 Lecture on Editorial Lecturer


Writing/Pagsulat ng
Pang-Ulong Tudling
(With Writeshop)

11:32-12:32 Lecture on Lecturer


SportsWriting/Pagsulat
ng Isports (With
Writeshop)

12:33-1:30 NOON BREAK

1:31-2:31 Lecture on Lecturer


Photojournalism (With
Workshop)

2:32-3:32 Lecture on Editorial Lecturer


Cartooning (With
Workshop)

3:33-3:43 HEALTH BREAK

November 8:00-8:30 Management of Learning


17, 2023
8:31-9:31 Lecture on Science Lecturer
Writing (With Writeshop)

9:32-10:32 Lecture on Paper Publication Adviser


Management

10:33-10:43 HEALTH BREAK

10:43-11:43 Writeshop

11:44-1:00 NOON BREAK

1:01-2:01 GALLERY WALK

2:02-4:30 CLOSING PROGRAM AND AWARDING


OF BEST OUTPUTS
Prepared by:

NESTHE B. QUIJANO EdD


Publication Adviser

Noted:

ARIEL EBBAY
Principal

Recommending Approval:

HONORIO E. EDAÑO III


Vice President for Finance

Approved

EMMA E. EDAÑO
President

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