81st ENG · Gokongwei College of Engineering
Pag-KATHA ng kinabukasan.
Service that drives innovation.
Meet the candidates running to be 81st ENG’s first Batch Representative and first Batch Legislator.
For Batch Representative
“Innovation is the future, so let’s build it all together. A catalyst for all praxis.”
Former president of the Parañaque Science High School Robotics Club, awardee for Outstanding Performance in Leadership, three-time representative of her school at the Philippine Robotics Olympiad, and a scholar.
A research workshop for students who didn’t come from a STEM strand. Learn the parts of a research paper and how to write one, find potential research advisers, and discover the competitions and conferences where you can present your work.
“What laptop specs do I need? What calculator do you use? Pwede ba kay sir ’tong calculator?” ISPEKS answers these in one Google Sheets directory of the tools each GCOE program needs, with picks from professors and upperclassmen at different budgets.
Sure ka na ba sa course mo? Thinking of shifting from civil to chem, or comp to mech? CONNECT-ENG brings engineering alumni, industry professionals, and internship partners to campus for career talks and Q&As, so you can see where each path leads.
For Batch Legislator
“Engineers don’t just solve problems; we design systems that work for everyone.”
The current Computer Engineering course representative, who has represented De La Salle University and the Philippines internationally and has three published papers. A former Grade 12 STEM representative on the DLSU SHS student council, now leading an international program with the Lasallian East Asia District.
Have you ever felt that your friend in another section had an easier exam, or got to use a formula sheet you didn’t? With ENG-UAL, every section of the same first-year course will follow the same exam coverage, calculator rules, and grading breakdown, all announced in Week 1. Your grade should depend on what you learned, not which section you got.
Engineering is tough, and failed exams and hard grade reveals can happen to anyone. With HEAL-ENG, we’ll run wellness campaigns during exam weeks and grade releases that show you exactly what the counseling office offers and how to book a session or walk in. Asking for help is normal, and no one should have to go through it alone.
Every term, we answer faculty evaluations, but we never find out what happens next. With LISTEN-ENG, GCOE departments will share a “You Said, We Did” summary each term showing the changes made because of your feedback, like more consultation hours or extra practice problems. Your evaluations should lead to real change, and you deserve to see it.
