Bro Mike: DLSU

7/27/2019 Bro Mike: DLSU

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De La Salle University is a

learner-centered researchuniversity bridging faith

and scholarship in theservice of society,

especially the poor.

Vision-Mission


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Community Engagement

Framework


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Framework All community engagement interventions by DLSU are anchored on a social

reality or a combination thereof (social disintegration, poverty andecological degradation);

Contextualization of DLSU CE interventions is guided by the option for thepoor lens;

DLSU CE process should ideally follow the suggested progression phasesfrom awareness and partnership building to actual community engagementand then to the personal and structural transformation.

All output of CE interventions should be leading towards the followingvision of society: empowered, sustainable and disaster resilientcommunities; socially aware and active Lasallians; and good governance;

Specific CE interventions should be geared towards a specific vision ofsociety and must eventually contribute to addressing the concerns related

to the given social reality.


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Lasallian Reflection

Framework

ANALYSIS-REFLECTIONSURI-NILAY

COMMITMENT-ACTION

TAYA-KILOS

SEE-EXPERIENCE

MASID-DANAS


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IVORY TOWER


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We let the poor enter into our

reality and disturb us.

POROUS BORDERS


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Challenges in Implementing

Community Engagement Programs

Sacrificing academic rigor for

community engagement Having patience in dealing with

results Dealing with mistakes and failures


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Lasallian Mission atDLSU is developing aculture of openness

and becomes evermore relevant

because of

communityengagementprograms.


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SCHOOL OFTHE POOR

Paaralan ng mgadukha


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What does this mean?

20% of the total population of LaSalle schools nationwide are full

scholarship grantees who come frompoor families.


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YEAR BHG

G

K

B

HG

IP

B

HG

E

RDA

H

ONORS

A

THLETIC

R

ECRUIT

B

ASAP

D

LSU

Terminal 2

Seniors 13 0* 1 0*

Juniors 36 1 1

Sophomores 11 2 1 2Freshmen 14 2 1 3 1 7

GRADUATES* 2

Ending poverty one scholar at a time.


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Our partnership with GK has allowedus to do proper screening of potentialscholars and expand to different

provinces More and more people are getting

informed about the opportunity for thepoor to study at DLSU and DLS-CSB.

We have a better understanding ofwhat our 20% actually needs.

HOW GK HAS HELPED US


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CHALLENGES

Four scholars have already dropped outbecause of family problems.

Having to deal with 100 scholars withlimited resources Helping the scholars adjust to a new

environment and meeting their different

needs. Developing a more inclusive school

culture.


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OUR GRADUATES

NANCY DELMARIE ESCAABachelor in Elementary Education

major in Early Childhood Education

De La Salle University

Gawad Kalinga Arkong Bato

MA. ELLEN BACOLCOLBSBA major in Export Management

De La Salle College of St. Benilde

CUM LAUDE

Gawad Kalinga Baseco


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SCHOOLFOR THEPOOR

Paaralan para sa

mga dukha


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It is active collaboration thatbuilds on the resources, skills,

expertise, and knowledge ofcampus and community to

the quality of life in

manner that is consistent withthe campus mission.



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Connecting theory to practice, making itmore relevant through service learningand curriculum integration.

A process of educating ourselves on thereality on the ground to develop bettersolutions for poverty alleviation,environmental protection and education.

Lasallian education that is pro-poor and

pro-environment. Whenever there is a disaster, the poor are first

to suffer and the last to recover



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Based in Talim Bay, Lian, Batangas. We are helping local fishers to conserve, protect

and sustainably utilize their natural resources

through formation of local structures,environmental awareness, research, provisionsupplemental livelihood and institutionalization ofmanagement options.

Research and technology is supervised by the

College of Science through the leadership of Dr. AlLicuanan, a University Fellow and Professor in theBiology Department.

Community organizing is done by the Center forSocial Concern and Action.

Best Practice: Talim Bay

Coastal Resource Management


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Talim Bay Sea Scouts: Members of thecommunity are trained to take care of

their coastal resource. One of the goals of the Community Based

Coastal Resource Management programis to pass an ordinance declaring aportion of the coast as marine protected.This was already done in Lumania, andwill be done in two more areas.

Best Practice: Talim Bay

Coastal Resource Management


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Helped the communityin developing a proposalfor a seedling bank ofmangroves. So far, theyhave completed theproject. All indicatorsfor success have been

met. LGU purchasestheir seedlings from thecommunity for tree-planting

Talim Bay: Capacitating the

Community


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Facilitated a grant fund forcapacity-building that is

dedicated to training forlivelihood/socialentrepreneurship.

Formed a core from LGUwho will implement the

program and be present intrainings.

Approach to socialentrepreneurship: towardsbuilding disaster-resilient

communities.


Local Government Unit


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Facilitated a grant fund forcapacity-building that is

dedicated to training forlivelihood/socialentrepreneurship.

Formed a core from LGUwho will implement the

program and be present intrainings.

Approach to socialentrepreneurship: towardsbuilding disaster-resilient

communities.


Local Government Unit


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For the scholarship program: providebetter services and mentorship for our

scholars. Partnerships with corporations for

trainings and certifications

Expanding to more communities andprovinces

Getting the scholars to graduate.

THE WAY FORWARD


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Integration in the Lasallian CoreCurriculum

Connecting with GK Enchanted FarmVillage University for university-wideservice learning

Ramon V. Del Rosario College of

Business and the School of Economicsto build a culture of socialentrepreneurship through servicelearning for students

THE WAY FORWARD


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We hope to affect thepersonal transformationof the members of theLasallian community so

that we can make an

impact in thetransformation of society.


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Let me be the change Iwant to see.

To do with strength andwisdomAll that needs to be doneand become the hope that

I can be.Set me free from my fearsand hesitations,Grant me courage and

humility.Fill me with spirit to facethe challenge and start thechange I want to see.


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Today, I start thechange I want to

see.Even if I am not thelight, I can be the

spark.In faith, service andcommunion,

Let us start thechange we want tosee

The change that

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