Congratulations FEU-JMA!

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A day full of laughter, fun and sad moments, too. I want to extend my awesome congratulations to the newly elected officers of Far Eastern University - Junior Marketing Association for Academic Year 2012-2013! You all deserve the position and I am hoping that you guys will continue the legacy, engage into a productive organization and all positivity that you can associate and offer to your fellow Marketing Management students.

I am so proud to be a part of FEU-JMA, from the very start of my college life until the end - and I must say that I am a proud baby of this organization!

Maybe some of you weren't happy for the election result because you guys have your own bets, but I know that you are glad to know that it is certain that the organization is in good hands. Let's cheers to that!

The moment that I hugged all of you earlier marked the time that it's time for me, for us (graduating students) to leave and to face a new life out of our comfort zone. It is indeed hard to say goodbye to everyone, and the whole concept of it isn't acceptable, therefore, we shall rather say 'see you later' or 'see you around' than to find the 'good' in 'goodbye'. All good things come to an end, and so does bad things; we stumble, we fall, but we stand up once again and fight once more.

Win or lose, we shall serve.

Congratulations FEU-JMA! All the best! :)
See you around.

Far Eastern University
Junior Marketing Association
A.Y. 2012-2013

Executive Board

President: Michael Anthony TAN (Yellow Party)
VP Internal: Shahanna VARGAS (Blue Party)
VP External: Rovelyn VILLA (Yellow Party)
Corporate Secretary: Camille POLINAR (Yellow Party)
Treasurer: Arvin Kenneth CRUZ (Blue Party)
Auditor: Abby BORJA (Blue Party)
Business Manager: Lei SISON (Blue Party)
PRO: Bernadette ESTRELLA (Yellow Party)
Sgt. at Arms: Nicole ENRIQUEZ (Yellow Party)
4th Year Representative: Troy DE GUZMAN (Yellow Party)
3rd Year Representative: Cm ALCALA (Yellow Party)
2nd Year Representative: Rasheeda Kristle BIE (Blue Party)

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