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Ateneo Mathematics Society Elections 2013 Minutes for Balagtasan: Miting de Avance January 22, 2013 | Faura 304 | 4:30 – 8:00pm
I. Opening prayer by Benetz Branzuela II. Program briefing by Carlo Mallari
A. Each candidate’s speech will last four (4) minutes B. After each candidate’s speech, the incumbent officer for the candidate’s
aspired position will ask them a question C. If the incumbent officer is not present, they will choose a random question
prepared by the electoral board
III. Program Proper – Speeches A. Alicia Ragos – Candidate for Deputy for Special Projects
1. “SPAm is about HAM” a. H – Handling New Projects
i. To creatively develop more ideas of new projects and tie-‐ups with other orgs.
ii. Possible projects: Fun Run, Donate-‐a-‐Mathbook project, Camp Math-‐like project for PSMO
b. A – Active SPAm Members i. Goal: To lessen inactive SPAm members ii. Ways: to assign two project ambassadors per project
early in the year iii. Have two (2) SPAm meetings per month
c. M – Maintain i. Continue existing SPAm projects ii. Maintain strong tie with PSMO iii. Expand fitness program to be year round
B. Rad Novales – Candidate for Deputy for Special Projects
1. Expose AMS’s vision within and outside AMS a. Partnership with banks for finance literacy and training
i. This would help with future job opportunities for members
b. Push PSMO even further i. PSMO is an avenue for AMS members to interact with
other math majors through parties and interactions ii. This would create more active members in projects
C. Jeanne Pineda – Candidate for Deputy for Documentations 1. “Train, Retain, and Sustain AMS”
a. Train i. Improve existing PH Kit ii. Create a new Sec Kit containing various templates and a
Sec guidebook b. Retain
i. Create a member database where they can check their retention status, and the projects they have participated in
c. Sustain i. Continue DPoolong ii. Constantly remind DPool members about their tasks
D. Tenten Obillo – Candidate for Deputy for Documentations
1. Wants to take advantage of all the information gathered from the past
2. Vision: to create a fully informed and mobilized AMS 3. “HOT”
a. H – Historical: Project Blackbook i. Put three years’ worth of project evaluations in a file to
better inform core team ii. Synthesized manual containing all recurring problems
b. O – Organized i. Prevention is better than cure: early dissemination and
spreading of info especially in the PH Kit ii. To start preparing documentations while instead of
after project implementation (especially for long projects)
c. T – Taoful i. DPoolong as a member mobilizer ii. More waves for sign-‐ups iii. Continue training and recognition of members through
watermarks
E. Jara Amin – Candidate for Member Relations Department Head 1. The heart of AMS is the people 2. “CO – KNOW – GO”
a. COactive members i. Through a new project called “Project UBE” ii. Thrice per sem bonding with members
iii. Conducting informal snackouts b. KNOWledgable members
i. A-‐Peer System – a partnership between members to relay information easier
c. GOalward i. Establish MemRel’s identity as the glue that holds AMS
together
F. Nyl Tumambing – Candidate for Member Relations Department Head 1. HOME
a. To pursue MathExplosion i. For math majors to be more aware of the life of a math
major, and future career paths b. To provide more member needs and benefits
2. IMPACT a. Fixed dates for events b. High attendance c. Improve Family System d. Require each project to have one (1) project head that was a
core member the previous year e. More efficient system concerning the Pool of Hosts
3. RECOGNITION a. Revive KYAM (Know-‐Your-‐AMS-‐Member)
i. Per month, one (1) member per department and one (1) random member will be featured
ii. ICs with members at least once per sem
G. Bee Sison – Candidate for Member Relations Department Head 1. She used her first year in AMS to observe what AMS has to offer
2. Goals a. Establish MemRel’s role/identity as a department
i. Remove the notion of it being a passive department ii. Create an AMS for all math enthusiasts, not just for
math majors b. More ICs
i. Between Dept Heads and members ii. Between PHs and core team
c. Establish a better functioning department i. Improve overall visibility ii. Improve family system
i. Integrating the Execom ii. More continuous and consistent families through
bucketlists
H. Russell Virata – Candidate for Academics Department Head 1. Appropriate a more balanced distribution of tasks among members
a. Stricter requirements for Tutor’s Pool b. Separate pool for Problem Solving Seminar c. Creating a pool for NSTP modules
2. An AMS more known by opening more projects to more people a. Expanding Sipnayan College b. Informing more on Problem Solving Seminar c. Opening to all Problem of the Week d. Tutor’s Pool tie-‐ups with other orgs
3. Stimulate more interaction with members, heads and Math. Dept.
a. Members are generally shy and discouraged, therefore: i. More GA’s ii. Individual consultations
I. Micole De Vera – Candidate for Academics Department Head
1. Vision: an Acads department that is geared more towards its members
2. Better accessibility of resources like LT’s 3. Conduct study group sessions 4. Create an AMS hotline to give suggestions to the Acads department
J. Regine Villanueva – Candidate for Academics Department Head
1. “3Ps” a. 1st P – Pledge more LTs
i. Especially for non-‐math track Maths like Ma11, Ma19, Ma20
ii. Improve perception of organization because of more updated LTs
b. 2nd P – Prep course i. For Ma18, Ma21, Ma122 and other pivotal Maths for
Math majors i. To inform math majors what they have to focus on and to help them develop study habits.
c. 3rd P – Propose i. AMS members as NSTP Area heads
i. To create bridges to 2nd year AMS members because they would be “close” to a fellow AMS member through NSTP
K. Noel Clemente – Candidate for Academics Department Head
1. “Continuity, Quality, Specialization” a. Continuity
i. To prioritize experience when it comes to choosing project heads
ii. Train younger core members iii. More rigid training for pool members
b. Quality i. Enforce tutor grade requirements ii. Have year level specificity in tutoring iii. To have tutorial demos
c. Specialization i. To create mini-‐pools for NSTP and Problem Solving
Seminar
L. Jayhan Regner – Candidate for Math Applications Department Head 1. Empower MathCon
a. Have it year round, every 4-‐6 weeks i. To continually deepen interests and to remind members
why they joined AMS 2. Empower CMJ
a. Release 2-‐3 issues per sem 3. Hold monthly snack-‐outs for MathApp
a. To foster bonds between members b. To hopefully make members volunteer more in projects
4. Revolutionize CampMath and MathSaya a. Volunteers must also be able to benefit from the event, not only
the participants
M. Rehli Francisco – Candidate for Math Applications Department Head 1. “MAGIS”
a. MA – Mathemagis i. Appreciate math applications more by creating a Camp
Math or MathSaya type event for AMS members b. G – Get togethers
i. To inform members about the status of MathApp projects
ii. Avenue for suggestions and comments from members c. I – Involvement of Department Heads
i. The dept heads must be more involved in the building and execution of each project
d. S – Sustain i. Keep MathSaya and CampMath to enrich math
appreciation in High School Students ii. Revive Financial Literacy Seminar iii. Continue MathCon, minus the finance to focus on other
more interesting applications
N. Jasmin Fernandez – Candidate for Math Applications Department Head 1. Member Empowerment and Strengthening Familial Relations
a. Giving members of MathApp responsibility outside of being core or PH by expanding pools
b. Hold regular snackouts and focus group discussions c. Start of sem and mid-‐sem ICs, group consultation
2. Improvement of project management system a. ICs for core team to gauge willingness and hesitation b. CMJ team empowerment by starting early and holding
workshops c. Centralized Dry-‐Run system to better predict project flow and
outcomes d. Hold TNT pool meetings
3. Knowing the roots of what we do a. Informing members about the whats, whys, and hows of
MathApp projects 4. Strengthening social relevance of MathSaya
a. Start planning earlier b. More tie-‐ups, sponsors, and fund-‐raising activities
O. Iversen Vasquez – Candidate for Deputy for Marketing 1. Problems this year:
a. Lack of meetings in MaFiA b. Lack of hands on assignments and training for members
2. Resolve these by giving earlier assignments to MaFiA members 3. More skills-‐based training 4. Serious fundraising assignments for more capital output
P. Rex Zhang – Candidate for Deputy for Marketing 1. AMS’s DCB is depleting
2. Plans to address this: a. Aggressive hunt for sponsors
i. Be more critical in accepting and declining offers b. A more efficient T-‐Shirt project and raffle c. Implement new projects by getting a specialized team
i. New project ideas: rummage sale, Official AMS merchandise
3. Divide MaFiA into 2 subpools a. Ma for Marketing b. Fi for Finance
Q. Angelica Purisima – Candidate for Chief Finance Officer
1. “3Fs” a. 1st F – Fundraising
i. All plans are useless without money ii. Therefore, a yearlong student enterprise project will be
implemented b. 2nd F – Financial System
i. Offer hands on training to Finance core on how to handle financial statements
ii. To produce hardcopies of financial statements and receipts.
c. 3rd F – For AMS i. Improve perception of AMS within LS community ii. Use other 4 shirts as an avenue to improve AMS’s image iii. To do things for the greater community
R. Rica Doroteo – Candidate for Chief Finance Officer
1. A more visible financial state by creating stringer finance associates
2. Transparency in information a. Make projects more accountable for money
i. Make them feel worth what they cost 3. Information is power
a. Mid-‐semester bulletin to inform members of AMS’s financial state
4. Financial System a. Conduct a semestral budget hearing b. Earlier submission of financial documents c. Simplified financial documents
S. Sam Cruz – Candidate for Secretary-‐General 1. Communication -‐> Formation -‐ > Excellence
a. Improve documentations system i. Revise documentations template and deliverables
deadline b. Develop strategies
i. For easier communication between core team and members of AMS in general
c. Maintain AMS Site i. Keep it alive through KYAM, Math Mania
d. Create an alumni database i. In partnership with MafiA to gather funds
e. Create avenues for formation i. Specialized strategies for communication within core
team
T. Len Patrick Garces – Candidate for Executive Vice President 1. Focus on excellent project management
a. Continue sustainable yet innovative projects 2. More specific evaluation process 3. More efficient and effective internal and external communications system
4. Increased awareness for the organization’s services
U. Marianne Fontanilla – Candidate for Executive Vice President 1. “SYSTEM, INVOLVEMENT, RELATION”
a. System: i. Conduct consultations with previous core teams to
know their processes ii. Reasonable rules for a more “boom” effect
b. Involvement: i. Better complaint and question asking system ii. Conduct ICs and group consultations with members iii. More “Tambayan, HOHOLs” etc.
c. Relation: i. Tie-‐ups with the Performing Arts Cluster to discover
and foster talents within the organization’s members
V. Elly Reserva – Candidate for President 1. Create a Representative and Consultative AMS
a. Conduct FGDs and consultations to ask how to better integrate AMS in member’s daily lives
2. “We can’t do it alone” a. Tap into PSMO, Math Department, AMS Alumni, COA, and OSA
to better spread the organization’s vision and mission b. In hopes that AMS members grow, to promote a better
paradigm in project management system 3. “Inform -‐> Form -‐> Transform” cycle
a. This cycle as a platform to improve project management system
b. Inform i. Better equip core members for their work
c. Form i. Core members don’t know each other well ii. Have more bonding activities to increase closeness
within the core team d. Transform
i. To translate one’s idea of mathematical excellence through efficient project execution
4. A more synergized and visible Execom
IV. Open Forum Discussion
V. Final Reminders by Benetz Branzuela A. Promotions period ends on January 25 B. Important dates and venues:
1. Executive Board elections: January 28-‐30, Colayco Pavillion 2. Department Heads and Deputy elections: Febuary 6-‐8, AMS Room
Quotable Quotes: “Since crammer naman ang mga Atenista, why not cram earlier?” – Iversen Vasquez
“Mawala na ang lahat sa AMS, wag lang ang members at ‘yung math.” – Elly Reserva