Writing has always been my passion. I took a very different path as a career (I'm a BS in Chemical Engineering graduate) because it seemed practical at the time, though I qualified for a Communications Arts degree from the University of the Philippines (UP). With my course very off-course from my passion, I continued writing by joining the Students Publications of our university (The Industrial Wheel) and by working on a quarterly newsletter for a cooperative, the Perpetual Help Multi-Purpose Cooperative (PHCCI-MPC Tacloban). I moved from position to position, eventually becoming the Editor in Chief of the COOPag-urusa, the newsletter of PHCCI-MPC. This was a great experience because I only know very little about cooperatives when I started, but became very attached to the Coop after I had begun my work and discovered the technical know-hows. I had to quit from "The Industrial Wheel" on my fourth year though, to be able to focus more on my studies. But I became the Sports Editor during my second year stay there and the News Editor on my third, before quitting. Our work there was very diverse. I became a news writer, sports reporter, feature and essay writer – depending on the other editors. I even had my own column during my brief stint as member of the Editorial board. I also did editorials and photojournalism! The Industrial Wheel has also been consistently awarded during tertiary press conferences and us, its writers also receive recognition – I
won in all three categories I joined in (Sports reporting, editorial writing and investigative journalism). I learned a lot from these experiences. I had not only improved my writing skills but also my interpersonal skills, as being a writer also requires dealing with various persons – from the students to heads to executives to very small members of the community – all in the name of my passion for writing.
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