Non Currricular Activities - University of the Philippines Cebu School of Management

28-31 March 2017

UP Cebu Intramurals

28 March 2017: Tuesday was the opening of the 2017 UP Cebu Intramurals where Management students, joined by the School of Management Faculty & Staff, proudly paraded in their Tycoons shirt and respective sports attire, wielding the banner of Poseidon for this year’s Intramurals theme of Greek Gods & Goddesses. The Tycoons’ representatives for Mr. & Ms. Fitness, Chenny Abanid and Dale Son led the students in the parade as they waved their banners and energetically sang their Tycoons chant, earning themselves first place in the parade contest.

29 March 2017: Tycoons after winning first place in the women’s football competition over the Social Sciences’ Stallions. The School of Management team placed second in the overall intramurals (won first place also in the following events: Mr. & Ms. Intramurals, Softball, and Women’s volleyball).

11 April 2017: School of Management Intramurals Victory Party and Tycoon’s annual Corporate night

As a culmination to the Management Week, Tycoons held the annual Corporate Night at the SoM square. The Intramurals Victory party was also celebrated alongside the event. The highlights of the night included a number of presentations from each year level and a pageant for Mister and Miss Tycoons.

To make the party livelier, Nature’s Spring lent its party truck for the double celebration. Nature’s Spring was also one of the college’s sponsors for the Intramurals 2017.

Prizes were also prepared for the winners in the activities of the event.

17 May 2017

Management 186 – Management of Information Systems and Technology Final Presentation

The third-year students in their Management of Information Systems and Technology (MGT 186) course have made an exceptional effort in delivering its tasks to help start-up businesses and small institutions build their mini systems. Aside from learning the basics of information systems, as a part of the course’s culminating activity, Mr. Nasvin del Rosario challenged its students to create systems that will cater the needs of the specific business entity the group will choose

One of the outstanding groups who showcased their output is the group of Carjaval, Lebumfacil, Cogtas, and Aballe. With these students’ effort, they helped Shelomith Learning Center Inc., a private school in Barili, Cebu to record, organize, and keep its important data with the use of Microsoft Excel. The project was a success for all third-year Business Management students as they not just have learned and acquired a new set of skills in the field of information systems but also have helped businesses and other institutions.