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About Litera Club from some BA ELS students

Litera Club ideal members
My idea of being an ideal member of litera club is a person who commits himself/herself in the form of art. It is an individual who express with the help of different art genre. I think that the best term for it is artistic, an individual who has the passion and love in generating ideas through expressive forms such as music,dance, acting, singing and many more. Moreover, it can also include the literature. Wherein people who tend to have wider range of their imagination able to perform different task that associates within the club. – Ms. Advincula

From my standpoint an ideal member of Litera Club should have an open minded member not only to see his/her own lenses but to see the multifaceted opinion of others and should be on the edge of one’s seat, in simple way being eager to learn and to share different take aways or perspectives from other members, cause sharing do not only benefits one person but for a whole. And lastly being innovative because being innovative fosters success to reach every goal. – Ms. Espiritu

For me, an ideal member of Litera Club is someone who have a lot of knowledge about literary and have knowledge about the history of Marinduque.- Ms.Largado

Ang ideya ko patungkol sa ideal member of Litera Club ay walang iba kundi marunong dapat makipag komunikasyon sa ating nakakasalamuha, may malalim na pagmamahal sa ating panitikan, malasakit sa ating kultura at bansa, dapat laging aktibo sa pagsali sa mga aktibidad tulad na lang ng, pagsusuri, pagbabasa at pagtalakay ng iba’t ibang akda sa ating panitikan.-Bb. Laririt

My ideal member of Litera Club here in MARSU is someone who really care about the culture and tradition, and someone who will bring a great contribution to the organization that will lead for our Filipino and Marinduqueno’s culture and tradion to be known.-Mr. Mariposque

My idea about an ideal member of litera Club is that they teach student new knowledge for them to improve their skills in critical and creative thinking and to showcase their individuality and potential.- Ms. Naling

My idea of an ideal member of a litera club is a member should be passionate and dedicated as a member of this club, they should be confident and always ready to explore and deepen their knowledge about literature and committed to continuous learning. A member should also know how to respect, discipline and a responsible. Another is a member who is always present and participates and voluntarily helps others and supports and encourages them to express their creativity.-Ms. Privado

…my idea of an ideal member of litera club is that knowledgeable and does know how to listen in the story of other people and have to learn from the experiences of others. In addition, you need to be a explorer like Dora, you need to curious everything to answer your questions on your mind.-Ms. Semilla

I believe that an ideal Litera Club member is unbiased, knows when to be objective and subjective, with great communication and social skills, with strong principle and ethics, resourceful– knows how to use strengths and weaknesses, a good listener and observer, and most importantly, honors truth above all.-Ms. Teves

Based on my research about literally club oftern called as “Litera club”, it is a group of individuals who share a common interest in literature. I think the ideal member of a Litera club must be Passionate by Literature because they we’re ideal member, they should have an Active Participation to the club and to have also the Commitment to the club. By presenting yourself by being yourself and much more of what you can do, you can show people that everyone can be an ideal member of any clubs.-Ms. Tomales

As for someone who is an ideal member of the litera Club, this person shall at least have a respect to others, very creative to his work and lastly, someone who is genuinely love to read and write in Filipino. This kind of ideal member can be a great help for the said celebration. -Ms, Yulip

July 2024 Accomplishments

July 4              Radyo Pilipinas guesting

July 9              IP Roadshow

July 11             Create Ph x MIPAM kickoff

July 17            CASS Graduation

July 19            Tuklas Dunong 4

July 20            The Indie Publishers Learning Series Lesson 6

Zine Archiving

July 22            1st day of Reporting

July 23            MMAAP Mimaropa webinar

July 24            Research Journal in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences proposal

July 25                        MarSU Island Studies x Creative Hub building proposal

Island Triannale x Trifecta proposal

July 28-30       Luzon Leg: Create Ph x MIPAM

July 30            Ugat 46 mtg w/ CLSU

July 31            Pangayaw Launch w/ UPD Linguistics

 

June 2024 accomplishment

June 7             phil journalism research conference

June 10            ipophil copyright registration

June 11            marsu rebranding

June 13           marsu press

June 15            the indie pub collab no. 5

Critical island studies 4 acceptance

June 18-19     huntahan x dlsu arts congress

June 21            kamayan para sa kalikasan

June 22            thesis it sesh 1

June 26           marinduque toponyms

Mmaap webinar

June 29            thesis it sesh 2

Critical Island Studies

Island regimes and governance in Marinduque island, Philippines

Dr. jellian Ricafrente, Sir Ken Palatino, Sir Wilmer Imperio, Dr. Randy Nobleza, Dr Gerald Gutierrez

 

The intention of the panel is to pursue a provisional  Marinduque political history utilizing the existing timelines, geographic location and life stories of the local chief executives in the island as proposed by the late Dr. Homer Montejo. The province had been a part of Batangas, then Tayabas and for a time annexed to Mindoro. The panel members would be discussing the island regimes and governance based on the local chief executives’ demographic profiles: both personal and professional, their significant achievements, likewise the challenges they encountered,  even the perceptions of constituents and the resulting biographical notes. Since Marinduque is from three old towns, Boac, Gasan and Santa Cruz. The first established visitas, Monserrat de Marinduque (Boac), San Juan De Marinduque (Santa Cruz) and San Bernardo De Marinduque (Gasan). Eventually, Mogpog separated from Boac with its own civil government and parish which started the tradition of Moryonan. Then, Torrijos became a separate town from Santa Cruz. And Buenavista, the youngest of all the towns in the island is from the town of Gasan. Sir Wilmer would focus on the town of Santa Cruz, as the campus director of the Marinduque State College Santa Cruz branch which was formerly Marinduque Community College. Then Sir Ken Palatino would zero in Torrijos with the recent publication of  Reijohn Mediones’ Ang Torrijos – Noon, Kahapon, Ngayon  (Torrijos Town – Remote, Recent Past, Today). Dr. Randy Nobleza dwells on Mogpog while Dr. Gerald Gutierrez deals with Boac, the capital town. Finally, the lead researcher takes on both Gasan and Buenavista.

 

Keywords: Marinduque Studies, Local History, Political Science, Island Heritage, Governance

 

may 2024 accomplishments

May 2024 accomplishment

 

May 1              MMAAP and DICT mtg

May 3              ISBN,ISMN and ISSN orientation

May 6-10        impact assessment training

May 11            the indie pub collab no. 4

May 20            Tubong webinar

May 21            BCAEd thesis defense

May 23            RDC Special Committee on Culture

May 25            Cha time no. 29 webinar

May 27            BA ELS proposal

May 29            BAC proposal

May 31            National Filipiniana Index launch

 

Mimaropa special committee on culture

agenda brief
title moryonan, tubong, kalutang triennale, ICH trifecta marinduque
proponent (agency/ office) ncca, unacom, lgu, pgm, msc, hearts council of Marinduque for culture and arts
action desired for support, discussion or endorsement
background since 2016, in reference to intangible cultural heritage, Marinduque have at least five entries.  According to Jess Peralta’s Pinagmulan: enumerations from the Philippine inventory of intangible heritage, these are as follows: Moriones festival and morion head mask along with putong/ putungan, antipo and pupuwa ritual.
issue and main consideration moryonan become part of unesco ICH registry or representative list. Tubong revitalization of other versions In the community such as Tubong sa pasyon, banahaw, jerarchias, kasamahan, habanera and kalagyo. Kalutang master, tirso serdeña be nominated again for Gawad manlilikha ng bayan.

 

formation of civil society organization to complement the existing respective local culture and arts councils and integration of creative councils in consonance with the Philippine Creative Industries Development Act.

 

programming of activities every quarter apart from the peak season in Marinduque during Holy Week in Marinduque, such national arts month every February, literature/ food month every April, heritage month every May, history, language every august, creative industries month every September, museums and galleries, libraries and information services month every October, children’s, reading and literacy month every November

 

publication of key books about Marinduque’s ICH such as moryonan, tubongan and kalutang

attachments/ annexes/ sources of data ·      Philippine guide map from pinagmulan (2016)

·      Chapter 7 beliefs, customs and traditions (3-15)

·      Moryon: Panata sa Likod ng Maskara (Danny Mandia forthcoming book)

·      Transmission and Transformation: Tubong rituwal as knowledge, practice, and heritage in Marinduque, Philippines (Bryan Viray forthcoming book)

·      Marinduque Cultural Heritage Reader (Collection of essays)

mmaap webinar

Creation to Publication from scratch to a book spiels

9:00-11am May 18, Saturday

 

  1. Introduction of guests, speakers
    1. Randy Nobleza
    2. Gerard Diana
    3. Jimely Estoya
    4. Andrea Saet

 

  1. Sharing of MSC Litera Club production
    1. Nagsasariling Araling Filipino c/o dr rtn
    2. Marinduque Tagalog Dictionary
    3. Likhai anthology c/o ms estoya

 

  • Panel Discussion
    1. Free hand illustration c/o ms saet: guhit kamay amidst ng digitalisasyon at artificial intelligence
    2. From paper to screen c/o ms estoya jane of all trades
    3. Assemblage, design and output c/o diana quick guides to book layouting and assemblage

 

  1. Open forum
  2. what is creativity? How do you become creative and stay creative?
  3. What is the readership survey highlights?
  4. What are the parts of publications? And what to consider?
  5. From nothing to something in the age of AI? Does it help or hamper creatives?
  6. Does it still matter reading books?
  7. What are books included in the MarSU press catalogue?
  8. So far, what has the MSC Litera Club published?
  9. What are the future plans of MSC litera club and MarSU press?
  10. What is the process of copyrights?
  11. What are the recent activities during creative expo, lit fest and book fair?