The results are out!

Students registering for the election

The Supreme Student Council has a new set of officers eager to be at the service to their peer come Academic Year 2010-2011. The newly elected officers are as follows: President, Ms. Norlyn Dialino,  Vice President for External Affairs, Mr. Mark Abrina, Vice President for Internal Affairs, Mr. Roy Toledo, Secretary, Ms. Arlene Mancilla, Treasurer, Ms. Ivee Monton, Auditor, Mr. Alvin Murao and Public Relations Officer Mr. Justin Lampas. With the exemption of Ms. Mancilla and Mr. Lampas who are both from the Psychology Department under the College of Arts and Sciences, the rest of the elected officers are from the College of Business Administration.

Their first activity is a series of courtesy calls to the Director of Student Affairs, the Vice President for Student Welfare and the last stop is with the College President.

The final decision. Students casting their ballots

Out of the 2,123 officially enrolled student voters only 1,168 participated in this year’s popular election or 55.02% of the whole student population. A far cry from the 74% turn out in last year’s election. The break down of the voters are as follows (counting by organization): SPS 58, NARS 106, CYHRP 127, BMAP 59, JBFA 206, JMA 64, JPIA 86, SEBCOM 28, JPCAP 51, JPCS 214 and FORCES 165.

A mark of approval. The new SSC president Norlyn Dialino with her avid supporters

 As of this writing, turn-over of documents, equipment and orientations for the new set of officers are underway.  The oath taking and ceremonial turn over of responsibilities will take place during the Graduation Ball program on March 17.