𝑱𝑷𝑴𝑨𝑷 - 𝑴𝑪𝑪 𝑪𝒉𝒂𝒑𝒕𝒆𝒓

25/04/2026

SOB BUSINESS EXPO 2026 👨🏻‍💼 2/2

25/04/2026

SOB BUSINESS EXPO 2026 👨🏻‍💼 1/2

25/04/2026

Just In

Today, April 25, 2026, the stage come alive with pride, power, and glamour in celebration of the last day of SOB EXPO, highlighting queens that serve confidence, beauty, and talent in the ultimate “Charot & Slay Drag Race” pageant. It is not only a celebration of LGBTQ+ spirit but also a reflection of pride and unity.

Words by | C. Ramos
Photo by | C. Ramos
Layout by J. Geneve
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22/04/2026

🕹️ LEVEL UP: SOB DAYS 2026 IS HERE! 🕹️

Get your avatars ready and your business minds sharp! The most awaited event of the year is finally loading... ⏳

We are calling all Business Students of Mandaue City College to join us for SOB DAYS 2026: Empowering Business Minds, Celebrating Talent, Unity, and Excellence. It’s time to step out of the classroom and into the arena for three days of competition, creativity, and connection!

📅 THE QUEST LOG:
Day 1 | April 22: The Grand Opening
- Kickoff with the Business Expo 2026.
- Watch innovation come to life at the Ribbon Cutting!

Day 2 | April 23: The Power-Up
- Get moving with 123 GO! and Palarong Business.
- Lunch break featuring Kara-Okay (Time to show off those vocal high scores!).

Day 3 | April 25: The Final Boss & Victory Celebration
- The ultimate showdown: Charot & Slay Drag Race.
- Awarding ceremonies for the Business Expo, ML Tournament, and more!
Closing Remarks by Mr. Yorie C. Palis.

📍 WHAT YOU NEED TO DO:
Prepare yourselves: Dress to impress and bring your A-game.

Participate: Whether you’re an entrepreneur at the Expo or a pro-gamer in the ML Tourna, your team needs you!

Don’t miss out: This is where memories are made and champions are crowned.

Check the Program Flow images below for the full schedule. Let’s make this the best SOB Days in MCC history! 🚀

03/02/2026

Good Day, JPMAPers! As we welcome February, let’s be reminded…

This month is not only about new beginnings but also about strengthening the values that shape us as future leaders. School is more than academics, it is where we learn respect, patience, and integrity, the very foundations of professionalism.

Success is not only about achievements, but also about how we treat people and how we inspire others. By practicing respect today, we prepare ourselves to lead with purpose tomorrow. 🌟

15/01/2026

✨🌸 4th Pinning Ceremony | School of Business 🌸✨

On January 12, 2026, the School of Business of Mandaue City College celebrated its 4th Pinning Ceremony at Pacific Mall, Mandaue City, a proud milestone for our fourth-year students as they prepare to begin their On-the-Job Training (OJT).

First and foremost, we extend our heartfelt appreciation to our hosts; Brialle Nino Menoria, JPMAP – MCC Chapter President, and Ms. Rhonron T. Tahil, JPMAP – MCC Chapter VP Internal. With grace, energy, and warmth, they carried the program with elegance and made the ceremony truly memorable. 🌟💙

We also pour so much love and gratitude to Atty. Lyn Oliveros, one of the strongest backbones of our fourth-year students. Her dedication in teaching Labor Law and Obligations & Contracts (Oblicon) has shaped not only their knowledge but their character as future professionals. Truly, her presence is a gift and an inspiration. 🌹✨

Our deepest thanks also go to the School of Business Faculty, whose unstoppable support continues to guide our students toward success. We honor the leadership and inspiration of:

🌸 Dr. Laurencio M. Andrino Jr., Dean of the School of Business
🌸 Mr. Yorie C. Palis, Assistant Dean, School of Business
🌸 Mr. Joseph Arnold C. Baunsit, Interim Dean and Head of SASO
🌸 Dr. Joey U. Rivamonte, College President

This ceremony was more than a rite of passage, it was a celebration of growth, family, and the journey from the classroom to the professional world. With name pins proudly worn, our JPMAPers are ready to climb higher, dream bigger, and shine brighter. ✨🌸

📷 Photo credits: The Sidlakanan Student Publication of Mandaue City College

31/12/2025

Happy New Year! 🍾✨

𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐲 𝐍𝐞𝐰 𝐘𝐞𝐚𝐫, 𝐉𝐏𝐌𝐀𝐏𝐞𝐫𝐬! 🎊

A fresh year means fresh goals, bigger dreams, and greater opportunities. Here’s to stronger connections, continuous development, and creating positive impact as future people managers and leaders. Let’s make 2026 impactful—together! 🚀

31/12/2025

Before 2025 Ends, We Celebrate Them 💙✨

As we stand on the final hours of 2025, welcoming a brand-new year ahead, we take this moment to honor two individuals whose dedication, service, and presence have left a lasting mark on our JPMAP – MCC Chapter. Before the year closes, we want them to know that they are seen, valued, and deeply appreciated.

🎂 Mr. Aaron Rizalday Oplas
Public Information Officer

📅 December 30, 2002
Our PIO, whose creativity, commitment, and sense of responsibility help give our organization its voice and identity.

Thank you, Aaron, for ensuring that our stories are told, our efforts are recognized, and our chapter remains connected and informed. Your hard work behind the scenes does not go unnoticed, and your dedication continues to strengthen JPMAP every step of the way.

🎂 Mr. Rhienwell Ybañez
Vice President for External Affairs

📅 November 21, 2005
Our VP External, whose leadership and initiative extend JPMAP’s reach beyond its walls. Thank you, Rhienwell, for building bridges, fostering partnerships, and representing our chapter with professionalism and heart. Your vision and commitment help open doors for growth, opportunities, and meaningful connections for everyone in the organization.

As the year comes to a close and a new one begins, we want you both to know this:

Your efforts matter. Your presence matters. You matter.
Belated Happy Birthday to our leaders 💐

May the coming year return to you the same dedication, kindness, and passion you give to JPMAP.

Here’s to growth, purpose, and new beginnings in 2026 ✨
Thank you for being part of our JPMAP journey 💙

15/12/2025

👋🏻✨ HELLO JPMAPERS!

As officially announced by the School Of Business Office, the First Semester is about to end, and Clearance Day is fast approaching. Please read the following requirements and reminders carefully to ensure a smooth and hassle-free clearance process.

📌 JPMAP ORGANIZATION CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS

In compliance with the SOB Office, the JPMAP Organization requires only two (2) simple requirements:

1️⃣ Like and Follow the Official JPMAP page
👉 This is in preparation for our upcoming activities and events next year.

🔗 https://www.facebook.com/share/1PTeu9d9qm/

2️⃣ Like at least three (3) posts from the page

That’s all for the JPMAP clearance requirements. Thank you for your cooperation! 💚

📘 SOB OFFICE – COLLEGE DEAN CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS

✔️ Accomplished Clearance (Upper and Lower Sections)
✔️ Class Card with complete signatures and grades
✔️ Prospectus Evaluation
• Please indicate your Final Grade / Final Rating
✔️ Membership Fee – Php 50.00 or Membership Slip

📎 PROOF OF ATTENDANCE IN SOB EVENTS

✔️ Panaghiusa sa SOB
✔️ SOB Elections
✔️ Intramurals 2025 (Attendance Sheet)

⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTES

Students who failed to attend the required events without a valid reason will be subject to the following penalty:

👉 Php 100.00 or three (3) hours of Community Service per event

✅ VALID REASONS ARE EXEMPTED FROM PENALTIES

If you were unable to attend due to:

✔️ Medical or health-related emergencies
✔️ Family emergencies or serious family concerns
✔️ Other unavoidable circumstances

👉 You will be EXCUSED from the penalty upon presentation of valid proof, such as a medical certificate, excuse letter, or any supporting document.

📌 Evaluation of Requirements

👉 The Mayors of each block/section will be responsible for evaluating and verifying whether their classmates have fully complied with the JPMAP & SOB clearance requirements.

🤞🏻 Mayors and Vice Mayors are reminded to remain transparent and honest when verifying student attendance.

📄 MEMBERSHIP SLIP CLAIMING

🕐 1:00 PM at the School of Business Office

👉 For Mayors and Vice Mayors only

❓ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1️⃣ What if my prospectus, class card, or clearance was lost or damaged (e.g., due to flooding)?

👉 If the prospectus is lost, please submit an Affidavit of Loss, as the original copy will be collected.
👉 For concerns regarding the class card, please proceed to the Registrar’s Office.

2️⃣ Why is there a membership fee? Why is it Php 50.00?

👉 The membership fee is a necessary requirement that supports the growth of the organization, helps fund student activities and events, and addresses other student needs.
👉 For further questions, you may visit the SOB Office, and we will be happy to assist you.

✨ Thank you for your cooperation, understanding, and honesty, JPMAPers.

Best of luck with your clearance, and see you soon! 💼📄

08/12/2025

[LATE POST]

We are still smiling—an unforgettable milestone! 🌟

The 14th JPMAP Summit 2025 has officially concluded, and we are proud to share that JPMAP – MCC Chapter received two major awards:

🏆 Most Number of Participants Award
🏆 Award for Hosting the 14th JPMAP Summit

This triumph is not just about recognition—it is about the people behind it. Our President, Mr. Brialle Nino Menoria, and VP Internal, Ms. Ronron T. Tahil, stood as pillars of strength and vision, guiding the organization with tireless dedication and unwavering resolve.

But beyond them, every single JPMAP – MCC Chapter Officer is truly a testament of leadership. Each one showed effort, sacrifice, and commitment—whether in planning, coordinating, or simply ensuring that no detail was left behind. Their passion, resilience, and unity turned challenges into victories, proving that leadership is not about titles, but about service, heart, and teamwork. 💙✨

To our JPMAPers of Mandaue City College, your enthusiasm and participation gave life to the summit. And to our School of Business Faculty, your unstoppable support and guidance remain the compass that directs us toward success.

Though this is a late post, the pride and gratitude are timeless. Together, we have shown that when leaders rise, members unite, and mentors support—greatness is inevitable. 🌟

📸 Photo credits: The Sidlakanan Student Publication of Mandaue City College

01/11/2025

💬 JPMAP ASKS: What lesson would you give to the world?

In a world full of noise, we believe in the power of listening. In a sea of expectations, we believe in the strength of self-belief. And in a community of future leaders, we believe that every voice matters.

As part of our JPMAP Asks initiative, we sat down with randomly selected students from our chapter and asked one simple but powerful question:

“If you were to give a lesson to everyone, what do you think it would be, one that could make a significant impact?”

Their answers were honest, heartfelt, and deeply inspiring.
🌿 “Learn to listen.”
🌿 “Focus on your own journey.”
🌿 “Choose kindness, even when it’s difficult.”
🌿 “Persevere with love and understanding.”
🌿 “Believe in yourself.”
🌿 “Mental health matters—start by listening.”
🌿 “Be gentle. The world needs more good hearts.”

These aren’t just words. They’re reflections of lived experience, quiet strength, and the kind of wisdom that can’t be taught in a classroom. Each response is a reminder that leadership isn’t just about achievements, it’s about values, empathy, and the courage to speak up.

✨ Starting this month, our JPMAP – MCC Chapter page will continue to feature students, not just for their accomplishments, but for their insights, beliefs, and the lessons they carry. Because being a JPMAPER means more than holding a title, it means holding space for others and uplifting the community with sincerity and heart.

🌸 And of course, a special appreciation to our Public Information Officer, Mr. Aaron Oplas, for the beautiful, pink-themed designs that brought this campaign to life. Your creativity gave warmth and identity to every post, thank you for making our stories shine.

We invite you to follow our page, engage with these stories, and be part of a movement that celebrates real voices, real values, and real impact.

Let’s make this moment meaningful, together 💙