csg mid year report
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Xavier University Central Student Government
Mid Year Progress Report
The Impact Areas
Academic Development
Student Services
Development
Engaged Citizenship
Community and Leadership Engagement
Students’ Rights Student Sectors Engagement
Major Policy Initiative Passed
Major Policy Initiatives Action
Department Reform Initiative Approved
Revised Student Assistantship Policy Under OSA final Review
Extension of Activity Hour Reform Approved
Established policy against ticket purchase as an academic requirement
Approved
Anti-Vandalism Act of 2010 Under OSA final review
Regular Student Consultations Being implemented
Banning of Styrofoam in the canteen Being implemented
Open Volunteer Policy Mobilized 200 volunteers
Taskforce Beer House Under Investigation
Agenda Course of Action Transparency/ Well defined grading System Disseminated to all Department Chairs/
emphasized to provide consultation hours
Concern on prompt return of quizzes and exams Dean opened their lines for direct report
Suggestion of Integrating IPP in Textbooks/Instructional Materials Teachers called to review the IPP manual provided by OMM
Importance of Course Syllabus Resolution to give a written course outline
QPI Computation in grade slip Clarified Clarification of policy on absences of teachers Clarified/ Dean opened their lines for direct
report
SBM (on FS & OJT) & Eng’g (on Math 89) curriculum concerns Noted MBA program concerns Noted Paying for exam sheets Noted Association of South East Asian Catholic Colleges and University Submitted a call to expand the Service Learning
Program
Students with Disabilities A policy review on brail as part of entrance examTeachers’ Evaluation Clarified/ to publish process Change of schedule from MWF to M-Th, T-F Under consultation and debate 32 baseline for CSAT passing (no more for consideration) Supported with conditions
Delayed submission of grades To be discussed in dean’s councils
Checking of test/exam papers by SAs For further investigation
Revision on the Magna Carta of Stundets’ Rights For final drafting and presentation
Proposal to include the Aggies Uniform exception in the student hand book To OSA coordination
Policy engagements
Academic Development
Department of Academic Affairs
800+ students participated in tutorials Unprecedented increase of subjects offered Php 45,000+ Book SalesFacilitated 2 University Wide Quiz bowls Course Outline AC ResolutionPrompt Return of Quizzes AC ResolutionImproved scholarship information
to protect and advance the student’s right to quality Ignatian education through an
active participation in methodology development, academic policy making and
enhancement of support initiatives.
•Integration of Scholars’ return service in the tutorial program•The Students’ Choice Award •Synergy Program to fund at least 5 co-cur organizations •Service Learning Engagement
Student Services
DevelopmentDepartment of Student Services and
Welfare
to provide basic student services that address the students’ needs through
direct assistance and welfare programs and feedback the quality of school facilities to the administration.
20% of proceeds goes to Mother Theresa Apostolate Fund Opened the wellness program to students Greater student interaction in the service center Provide cheaper school supplies
•Creation of the Pag-Ambit XU Students’ Scholarship Fund •Expand Center Services that includes book rentals
Engaged Citizenship
Department of Mission and Social Action
to strengthen and open opportunities for student socio-political engagement that
contributes to the transformation of Mindanao and the rest of the country
through political education, environment stewardship and community development.
Styrofoam is now banned in the canteen (Buklod) Mobilized around 80 students for the Nation and Barangay registration ,education and electionInstrumental in the implementation of the Solid Waste Management Program
•Xavier Politika (40% plus turn out) •House Build in Habitat for Humanity •Solid Waste Management Awareness Drive
Community and Leadership Engagement
Department of Interior and Networking
to nurture and support student organizational development and enhance student leadership opportunities through
strategic linkages, organizational support, and skill and knowledge
enhancement initiatives.
Supported 3 community projects under the Magis Grant Program Convened the ONE-CdeOStarted The X-SOS enrolment Linked extra-curricular organizations to fund raising opportunities
XU Talipapa 2010Xavier Days 2010Operation of the Student run Ateneo Cafte
• Forwarded to the DSA An act creating the “vandalism act of 2010” and the revised SA Policy (Buklod)
• Monthly students’ consultation
• Student assistant convention
Student Sectors Engagement
FAIRNESS. ACCOUNTABILTY.TRANSPARENCY.
Magna Carta Revision Review (Buklod)
Block Representative Experiment (Buklod)
Students’ Rights To create an efficient grievance/complaint
system
Forum with Administration
Facilitated the new complaint system of the DSA
Considerable increase of complaint filed 17 cases
closed 5 on going
cases3 pending casesA total of 25 cases
Case Description
University Wide: 7Class: 6Individual: 6Orgs, councils or groups: 3Grave: 3
Total: 25 cases
XU - CSG Best Practices
Constituency building through Social Media and
open volunteer policy
Executive Branch Reform
Transparency
Policy of engagement with the community and administration
Weaknesses
Weak grassroots representation
CSG-Council Mental Barrier
Tradition v.s. relevance
Reform with no IRR yet
3.27 visibility rating
3.54 Trust
Average63% performance
indicators achieved
In Sum
68% cases
resolved
“Your Voice. Your Government.”
“ From a mindset that focuses on short-term and event-based victories, we are slowly transforming in to a government that governs, that focuses on issues and policy engagements, student services, programs, and formation.”
2010 Inaugural Address