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Fireside Chat: Investing in Impact is an event that offers a unique, interactive experience for aspiring social entrepreneurs.

Guided by the moderator Mr. Janni Boydon of Startup Podcast, this event enables contenders to engage with Mr. Rafael Bustamante of COL Financial, Dr. Norby R. Salonga of LSEED, &amp; Mr. Owen Cuales of Supafaya to gain valuable insights into what makes a business viable, scalable, and attractive for funding.

By focusing on feasibility, funding strategies, and financial essentials, the panel discussion serves as an educational platform for both Hult Prize contenders and the public. 
 
WHEN: November 20, 2024 
WHERE: 20th Andrew Multipurpose Hall 
TIME: 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM

[Event] Hult Prize x DLSU: Fireside Chat

LeapFroggr Inc. is a technology company that operates SeriousMD & NowServing. Together, SeriousMD & NowServing is a healthcare platform, whose sole mission is to "improve healthcare through technology."

Our company culture revolves around excellence, family and community, cooperation and sharing.

LeapFroggr Inc.

<ul>
	<li>Consult and coordinate with healthcare team members to assess, plan, implement, or evaluate patient care</li>
	<li>Prepare patients for and assist with examinations or treatments</li>
	<li>Administer medications as prescribed by physicians</li>
	<li>Monitor, record, changes in patients' conditions and report symptoms</li>
	<li>Order, interpret, and evaluate diagnostic tests to identify and assess patient's condition</li>
	<li>Modify patient treatment plans as indicated by patients' responses and conditions under direction of physician and senior medical staff</li>
	<li>Monitor all aspects of patient care, including diet and physical activity.</li>
</ul>

Medical Industry Knowledge

Relationship Management

Complex Problem-Solving

Problem Sensitivity

Record Keeping

Quality Assurance

Registered Nurse

Quezon City is a vast and teeming city with a steadily increasing income and occupation of one-third of Metro Manila’s total land area. It now serves as the Philippines’ government center with the legislature and other important government offices located in its area. All of these are reminiscent of the same noble dream that brought forth the creation of the City.

Quezon City is situated on the northeast portion of Metro Manila. It is bounded on the north by Caloocan City and San Jose del Monte City in Bulacan Province, on the east by San Mateo and Marikina, on the south by Pasig and Mandaluyong, San Juan and Manila, and on the west by Valenzuela, Caloocan, and Manila. Its northeastern and eastern boundaries are defined by the Novaliches Watershed and the Marikina River. With an area of 16,112.58 hectares (based on 1995 GIS graphical plot), it is the largest among the sixteen (16) cities and one (1) municipality in the region and is almost one-fourth the size of Metro Manila.

VISION

The Quezon City Government envisions itself to be a model of effective governance and responsible leadership, working in partnership with the citizenry in building a Quality Community. 

MISSION

To provide quality service which will make Quezon City an ideal community where people live, work and do business in a hospitable, progressive & peaceful environment.

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Quezon City Local Government

The Quezon City Polytechnic was created on March 1, 1994 by virtue of the City Council Ordinance No. SP-171 an institution to primarily undertake the training and development of qualified technicians and skilled workers.

The Three-Year Technician Curriculum was introduced in the SY 1994-1995 designed to develop highly competent technicians for industry in the areas of Automotive Technology, Electrical Technology, Welding Technology, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Technology, and Fashion Technology. Added to the Three-Year Curriculum in the school year that followed were Electronics Technology, Mechanical Technology or Machine Shop, Computer Technology and an industry-led pilot course in Boiler Technology.

The QCPU established its reputation among local government units as a show window and model technology-based institution paving the way for its recognition of the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) and developing a strong alliance with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).

In 2001, Ordinance SP – 1030 created a charter for the establishment of Quezon City Polytechnic University. QCPU started its operation by offering one (1) year programs and short term courses. By the year 2005, QCPU started offering college degree courses. Right now, QCPU prides itself in providing employment to its graduates and serves as a tool for national development, particularly in Quezon City.

Under the leadership of Mayor Feliciano Belmonte, Jr., starting SY 2005, meaningful access to higher education is now possible with a ladderized concept of pursuing higher education. The idea is that every person should have the opportunity for education and training commensurate to his abilities.

Quezon City University

<ul>
	<li>Implement the training and academic programs that may be assigned by the University;</li>
	<li>Evaluates the students' performance in class;</li>
	<li>Strictly comply with existing administrative rules and regulations on office decorum, attendance, and other existing policies of the University;</li>
	<li>Participate in all official University activities or undertakings, as may be assigned;</li>
	<li>Performs such other duties and responsibilities as may be assigned to them by the dean.</li>
</ul>

Classroom Management

Organizing and Planning

MS Office

Analyzing Data

Attention to Detail

Problem Solving

Accounting

Accountancy Lecturer

<ul>
	<li>Delivers a clear and engaging lecture</li>
	<li>Utilizes diverse teaching materials to accommodate different learning styles</li>
	<li>Develops, administers, records, and computes grades for examinations, and etc.</li>
	<li>Serves and engages on department, faculty, and university activities</li>
</ul>

Creative Thinking

Performance Management and Coaching

Program Evaluation

Curriculum Design and Development

Physical Education Instructor

<ul>
	<li>Teaches NSTP-CWTS class focusing on urban agriculture and conduct related research work.</li>
	<li>Implements training and academic programs that may be assigned by the University.</li>
	<li>Evaluates students' performance in class.</li>
	<li>Performs other duties and responsibilities as may be assigned by the dean.</li>
	<li>Participates in all official University activities or undertakings, as may be assigned;</li>
</ul>

Training Facilitation

NSTP Lecturer

<ul>
	<li>Implements training and academic programs that may be assigned by the university</li>
	<li>Evaluates students' performance in class</li>
	<li>Performs other duties and responsibilities as may be assigned by the dean</li>
	<li>Strictly complies with existing administrative rules and regulations on office decorum, attendance, and other existing policies of the University</li>
</ul>

Learning Strategies

Presentation Skills

Information Systems Lecturer

The Ateneo de Manila University (Ateneo) is one of the leading universities in the Philippines. More than 150 years in existence, the Ateneo has grown into a major Jesuit institution. Officially it became a university in 1959. It offers over 100 academic degree programmes. 

Ateneo offers Basic Education (Grade School, Junior and Senior High School). In addition, the Loyola Schools (college) is made up of four schools (Social Sciences; Humanities; Science and Engineering; and Management) that offer graduate and undergraduate degrees, with a total enrolment of about 10,000 students per year. The Ateneo has 4 professional schools located in 3 campuses in Quezon City, Makati City and Pasig City (Business; Government; Law; and Medicine and Public Health), with about 4,000 professional postgraduate students. 

It has an array of research centres, 11 of which are recognized as Centres of Excellence by the Philippine Commission on Higher Education. In addition to a European Studies Programme, it has a Centre for Asian Studies that fosters comparative research on East and Southeast Asia. 

The Ateneo has 207 partnerships with universities around the world (82 in Europe, 87 in Asia, 11 in Australia and New Zealand, and 27 in North and South America) and is a member of the ASEAN Universities Network and 3 other international university networks. The Ateneo’s Rizal Library is the most advanced in the Philippines with over 307,000 titles in its collection and online access to most major academic journals.

Ateneo de Manila University

Summary of Work Activities and Responsibilities: 

The Research Communications Assistant V provides support in the creation of research communication materials that showcase the University’s research initiatives. The position also provides administrative support to the section’s operations.

Main Duties and Responsibilities: 

I. Research Communications Services Support 

<ul>
	<li>Works with researchers in producing engaging and informative content for digital platforms and the University research website, subject to review of the Research Communications Head 
	<ul>
		<li>Consults researchers to gather information and details about the research projects </li>
		<li>Drafts articles/write-ups on current and upcoming research projects </li>
	</ul>
	</li>
	<li>Supports the creation of printed, electronic, and video research communication materials that showcases the University’s research efforts, initiatives, and achievements while ensuring all materials align with the University’s branding guidelines subject to the review and endorsement of the University Marketing and Communications Office (UMCO) 
	<ul>
		<li>Layouts and creates designs for printed and electronic research communication materials (e.g., brochures, advertisements, etc.) </li>
		<li>Coordinates with third-party suppliers on the planning to production of video materials, ensuring submissions are followed and the necessary logistical preparations are made </li>
	</ul>
	</li>
	<li>Ensures Office social media accounts ands University research website are updated by posting relevant content on the University’s research initiatives
	<ul>
		<li>Researches best practices on techniques and methods used to monitor media reach, engagement, and impact, and provides recommendations on possible improvements</li>
	</ul>
	</li>
</ul>

II. Administrative Support 

<ul>
	<li>Assists in maintaining the Institutional Repository (Archīum) by gathering and arranging research outputs and publications in accordance with the established standards and guidelines </li>
	<li>Assists in organizing events and meetings related to research communications by handling the logistical preparations, including scheduling, setup, and coordination of participants</li>
	<li>Assists the Research Communications Head in scheduling, organizing, and following up on tasks and activities, as needed </li>
</ul>

III. Performs other work-related tasks as may be required by the immediate supervisor and authorized representative

Research Communications Assistant

Summary of Project Scope:

The Program Secretary assists the unit in its operations, including the management of its records, coordination of its offerings, and paperwork for its academic offerings, among others. The Program Secretary reports to the Program Director. The engagement lasts for three years, coinciding with the evaluation period for lcsp.

Detail of Principal Accountabilities and Project Deliverables:

<ul>
	<li>Calendars appointments to the Chair/Associate Chair.</li>
	<li>Receives incoming messages, calls, mails, fax messages and delivers or relays these to the faculty.</li>
	<li>Receives incoming memos and other documents from other offices.</li>
	<li>Assists in the use and reservation of facilities and equipment for program- sponsored events, KK lecture series, make-up classes.</li>
	<li>Performs reception work to maintain efficient operations such as entertaining visitors and students who may wish to see and/or consult with the concerned faculty.</li>
	<li>Prepares, types and files office correspondence and reports concerning the academic operations of the program.</li>
	<li>Ensures the conducive working condition of the office and upkeep of office equipment and fixtures.</li>
	<li>Checks program email and forward to concerned faculty, post announcements on Blueboard.</li>
	<li>Acts as liaison between the program and other units in the Higher Education. • Prepares various payments (honorariums, reimbursements, etc.).</li>
	<li>Updates program calendar.</li>
	<li>Reminds faculty members of the program meeting, committee meetings, and deadlines.</li>
	<li>Responds to inquiries regarding program activities, conferences, seminars, workshops and programs.</li>
	<li>Prepares, types, and files instructional materials for core language and literature courses, as well as for majors and graduate courses.</li>
	<li>Provides technical support to faculty (i.e., unable to connect to the internet, printing problems, scanning, etc.).</li>
	<li>Orders food for the various activities.</li>
	<li>Prepares the teaching load of faculty - full-time, part-time, visiting professors, Independent Contractors &amp; non-program faculty member.</li>
	<li>Encodes course offerings to the system.</li>
	<li>Arranges the initial interview, class demonstration, panel interview and final interview of teaching applicants.</li>
	<li>Prepares hiring papers of new full-time and part-time faculty members and graduate assistants.</li>
	<li>Prepares documents (Advance Approval for New Faculty, Approval Form for Rehiring Part time Faculty, Waiver Requests, Third Summer Leave, Overload/Underload, Faculty Research Load, etc.) for submission to the Dean's Office.</li>
	<li>Encodes/updates faculty teaching load on IntraAIFIS every semester.</li>
	<li>Prepares documents to be submitted to the Registrar's Office and to the Office of the Assistant Vice President for Graduate Education (i.e., Thesis/ Dissertation Advisers, Results of ComPre Exams, Thesis/Dissertation Grade Report Forms, etc.).</li>
	<li>Updates IPS of undergrad students.</li>
	<li>Assists during registration period.</li>
	<li>Handles reservations of rooms and logistical needs for programal midterm exams, master classes and lecture series.</li>
	<li>Assists in the preparation of comprehensive exams for graduate students. • Reminds graduate students with their incomplete grades.</li>
	<li>Coordinates with records officer regarding students minoring in Lit, AB Lit Majors, and graduate students under the program.</li>
	<li>Prepares all the necessary papers for the certification of completion by undergrad and graduate students of the requirements for the minor program and academic requirements respectively.</li>
	<li>Prepares annual budget summary expenses, annual budget request for new equipment, minor and major office renovations/improvements.</li>
	<li>Provides and prepares materials for accrediation and application.</li>
</ul>

Program Secretary

Summary of Work Activities and Responsibilities:

The subject teacher is primarily a formator who guides the students in their search for truth and knowledge. He/she is responsible for the effective delivery of the instructional program.

Main Duties and Responsibilities:

<ul>
	<li>Prepares lesson plans using the prescribed format and submits these to the Subject Area Coordinator on the scheduled day of the week</li>
	<li>Delivers the daily lessons to the assigned classes according to the prepared lesson plans but with enough flexibility for adjustments whenever appropriate</li>
	<li>Evaluates student progress and achievement regularly through quizzes, long tests, exams and other forms of evaluation prepared according to the prescribed design and the subject area guideline</li>
	<li>Gives the students regular feedback on their performance by returning tests, exams and projects within a reasonable amount of time</li>
	<li>Keeps a record of student progress</li>
	<li>Initiates conferences with students and parents as needed and makes himself available for student consultation and parent-teacher conferences as needed</li>
	<li>Attends year level and subject area meetings and activities, convocations, general faculty meetings, masses, faculty retreats, community spiritual hour and serves in committee work whenever necessary</li>
	<li>Serves as exam proctor during the periodical exams</li>
	<li>Substitutes for absent teachers when assigned by the Subject Area Coordinator</li>
	<li>Implements set routines and procedures for effective classroom management</li>
	<li>Performs any other such duties as may be required by the position in accordance with the instruction and guidelines of the APAA</li>
</ul>

Junior High School Teacher

Job Description:

<ul>
	<li>Partakes in the planning, development, implementation and evaluation of different guidance activities</li>
	<li>Conducts guidance orientation for students and parents</li>
	<li>Schedules and conducts individual or group counseling sessions</li>
	<li>Administers, scores, interprets tests and discusses results to students</li>
	<li>Gathers data for the individual inventory of students and maintains cumulative records</li>
	<li>Conducts evaluation of guidance activities and needs assessment of students as bases for guidance activities</li>
	<li>Consults activities with appropriate authorities to ensure the proper coordination of the programs and activities with other agencies in the school</li>
	<li>Collects and disseminates information to all concerned individuals</li>
	<li>Writes and submits guidance-related reports and maintains records with confidentiality</li>
	<li>Places students in appropriate academic, social and occupational programs and settings</li>
	<li>Conducts research and evaluation to determine effectiveness of strategies and services implemented</li>
	<li>Refers clients to more qualified experts</li>
	<li>Facilitates enrichment/training programs for students and parents</li>
	<li>Conducts meetings and follow-ups with students, parents and teachers on important concerns</li>
	<li>Participates actively in professional organizations and attends seminars and othe related programs and activities for professional advancement</li>
	<li>Does other tasks deemed necessary as directed by the department head</li>
</ul>

Interpersonal Skills

Critical Thinking

Guidance Counselor

Summary of Work Activities and Responsibilities:

The position provides guidance and counseling to the students with the help of data from psychological tests and inputs from teachers, administrators​ ​and parents and attends to the personal and psycho-emotional needs of the students in relation to their academic performance and total formation in general. 
​​

 
​Main Duties and Responsibilities:

<ul>
	<li>P​rovides guidance and counseling services to the students</li>
	<li>P​repares and updates Guidance Formation Modules</li>
	<li>I​​mplements grade level Guidance Program</li>
	<li>​C​onfers with parents and teachers whenever necessary</li>
	<li>Conducts case conferences whenever appropriate</li>
	<li>Maintains and updates the students’ individual records</li>
	<li>A​dministers group tests and conduct test interpretation sessions to students and parents</li>
	<li>M​akes referrals to specialists, when needed.</li>
	<li>P​rovides pertinent student data to school administrators for purposes of curriculum development.</li>
	<li>P​erforms any other such duties as may be required by the position in accordance with the instructions and guidelines of the Assistant Principal for Formation</li>
</ul>

Guidance Counselor | High School

Summary of Work Activities and Responsibilities:

The Ateneo de Manila Grade School Teacher is the primary formator in the classroom. As a model of the Jesuit principle of cura personalis alumnorum (personal care and concern for the student), he/she is greatly responsible for the development and holistic formation of the students.

Following the principle of special parental authority, an equally important task of the Grade School teacher aside from teaching is to attend to the welfare of students.

The Grade School teacher is based in a grade level and is a member of a subject area task force. As a faculty member, the teacher is expected to be involved in the academic and social life of the school community. He/she also involves him/herself in professional learning communities, participates in school committees, and attends official school functions and outreach programs such as Bigay Puso and Brigada Eskwela.

Main Duties and Responsibilities:

I. Regular Duties

<ul>
	<li>Writes individual lesson plans, participates in articulation and collaboration sessions</li>
	<li>Teaches the subject assigned to him/her, with emphasis on student-centered activities</li>
	<li>Prepares instructional materials such as visual aids, Learning Activity Sheets (LAS), Information Sheets (IS), and Evaluation Sheets (ES)</li>
	<li>Gives seatwork, homework, and quizzes regularly.</li>
	<li>Notifies parents of each student’s performance and confers with parents during regular parent-teacher conferences, or upon the request of either party</li>
	<li>Attends grade level meetings; participates in and evaluates grade-level activities</li>
	<li>Attends task force meetings; participates in and evaluates task forces projects</li>
	<li>Attends and actively participates in Faculty general assemblies and other committees assigned to him/her</li>
	<li>Takes responsibility for the care of instructional materials, school equipment, and facilities.</li>
</ul>

II. Prefecting and Proctoring Duties

<ul>
	<li>Monitors the students at specific locations during Quiet Time, Mind-Setting Time, recess, and lunch on assigned days</li>
	<li>Monitors the class when assigned as table prefect in the cafeteria (for Grades 3-6 Teachers)</li>
	<li>Monitors the students during the Sportsfests and Intramurals</li>
	<li>Proctors a class during quarterly examinations</li>
	<li>Proctors a class during dismissal (for Grades 1-4)</li>
</ul>

III. Advising and Counseling Duties

<ul>
	<li>Gives counsel and direction to individual members of his/her class and makes referrals to the Child Development Center when appropriate</li>
	<li>Handles disciplinary cases of his/her students; and refers serious cases to the GLC</li>
	<li>Follows up on referrals with the class teacher/adviser and/or the Child Development Center</li>
	<li>Gives group guidance to his/her class during ST-Ar period and Quiet Time and coordinates with the Guidance Counselor (for CT/CA only)</li>
</ul>

IV. Student Recording and Reporting Duties

<ul>
	<li>Checks the students’ attendance and punctuality</li>
	<li>Corrects seatwork, homework, quizzes, and quarterly examinations</li>
	<li>Scores, records, encodes, and validates student marks in grading sheets</li>
	<li>Recommends to the GLC stars and bars for Grades 3-4 and merits and demerits for Grades 5-6</li>
	<li>Submits records of student attendance and deportment and other reports to the GLC</li>
	<li>Submits reports on students’ honors and awards to the GLC.</li>
	<li>Ensures the confidentiality and integrity of official school records pertaining to the students (e.g. report cards, exams, guidance test results)</li>
</ul>

Grade School Teacher

Job Description:

<ul>
	<li>Implement the training and academic programs that may be assigned by the University;</li>
	<li>Evaluates the students' performance in class;</li>
	<li>Strictly comply with existing administrative rules and regulations on office decorum, attendance, and other existing policies of the University;</li>
	<li>Participate in all official University activities or undertakings, as may be assigned;</li>
	<li>Performs such other duties and responsibilities as may be assigned to them by the dean</li>
</ul>

Business Analysis

Entrepreneurship Lecturer

Summary of Work Activities and Responsibilities: 

Under the supervision of the Office of Campus Ministry Director, the Assistant to the OCM Director oversees the planning, development, implementation, and evaluation of the formation program for students and supports the other activities for the various sectors under the care of the OCM.

Main Duties and Responsibilities

1. Student Formation Program Supervision

<ul>
	<li>Supervises formation framework review, module design and revisions for the student formation programs</li>
	<li>Reviews annual budget proposals for the student formation programs</li>
	<li>Oversees implementation of student formation programs, gives feedback to CMs in-charge and facilitates consolidation of the student formation program evaluation report</li>
	<li>Facilitates coordination meetings with the CMs in-charge of the student formation</li>
	<li>Supports CMs in-charge during meetings with InAF partner offices</li>
</ul>

2. Administrative Support to the Director

<ul>
	<li>Recommends and implements policies, procedures, and appropriate mechanisms to ensure efficient and effective spiritual formation program offerings and meaningful liturgical celebrations, in support of the university's formation thrusts</li>
	<li>Assists the Director in coordinating with various Loyola Schools and University offices to foster effective partnerships and strengthen collaboration initiatives</li>
	<li>Assists the Director in coordinating with and mentoring the campus ministers</li>
	<li>Represents the office in external affairs and linkages related to students’ spiritual and leadership formation, when necessary</li>
</ul>

Spiritual Formation for Student Leaders and Student Organizations

<ul>
	<li>Supervises needs assessment and module design of spiritual formation opportunities for student leaders and student organizations</li>
	<li>Supports CM for Student Organizations and Special Projects in coordinating initiatives and offerings for student leaders/organizations with OSA (HE-LS)</li>
	<li>Serves as a spiritual companion to student leaders</li>
</ul>

3. Spiritual Formation for Graduate Students and Specialized Groups

<ul>
	<li>Supervises needs assessment and module design of spiritual formation opportunities for graduate students and specialized groups (e.g., multi-faith, agnostic-atheists, and gender-inclusive groups)</li>
	<li>Supports CM for Graduate Students and Specialized Groups in coordinating initiatives and offerings for graduate students with the Office of Asst. Vice President for Graduate Education</li>
	<li>Facilitates sessions for graduate students and specialized groups</li>
</ul>

4. Retreat Accompaniment

<ul>
	<li>Serves as a guide or facilitator during the retreats of students, faculty, professionals, administrators and non-teaching staff when needed</li>
	<li>Performs other related tasks assigned by the Director of Campus Ministry</li>
</ul>

Assistant to the Director, LS Office of Campus Ministry

Main Duties and Responsibilities

Coordination

<ul>
	<li>Coordinates with graduate student representatives and academic,administrative offices in crafting programs that will serve as part of the graduate student's development</li>
	<li>Coordinates with the GECPH, Assistant Vice President for Graduate Education (AVP GradEd) and Assistant Vice President for Research, Creative Work and Innovation (AVP RCWI) for the annual Research Festival</li>
	<li>Coordinates with the Deans, Academic Departments and administration in organizing student engagement activities</li>
	<li>Collaborates with the various student affairs administrators and coordinators, faculty, departments and industry partners in developing new engagement,activities,programs for graduate students.</li>
	<li>Coordinates with the Office of the Assistant Vice President for University Partnerships and Internationalization (OAVP UPI) for international graduate students' engagement,activities,programs</li>
	<li>Coordinates with the University Marketing and Communications Office (UMCO) in promoting various student programs,activities,engagements</li>
</ul>

2. Quality Assurance and Management

<ul>
	<li>Coordinates closely with the Policy Development and Quality Assurance Officer (PDQAO) regarding implementation of new or updated university and government regulations pertinent to graduate education.</li>
	<li>Coordinates with the Admissions and Financial Aid Officer (AFAO) and Data and Communications Manager (DCM) in gathering data on Scholarships.</li>
	<li>Coordinates with the Curriculum and Standards Officer (CSO) and DCM with regard to the analysis of the Exit Survey results.</li>
	<li>Coordinates closely with graduate students to gather feedback on their needs to provide a meaningful graduate student life.</li>
</ul>

3. Leadership and Administration

<ul>
	<li>Manages the following student engagement activities</li>
	<li>Graduate Student Research Festival</li>
	<li>GradTalk Series</li>
	<li>Orientation of New Students</li>
	<li>Get together of graduate students</li>
	<li>Oversees crafting and developing programs based on graduate student needs.</li>
	<li>Actively searches for new opportunities for graduate student learning support, including those that pertain to their research.</li>
	<li>Proposes new activitiesand engagement to the GECPH and AVP GradEd</li>
	<li>Prepares and submits budget proposals for projected student activitiesand engagement for the next school year to the GECPH.</li>
	<li>Prepares annual student feedback reports on various student programs,activities,engagements for submission to the GECPH.</li>
	<li>Participates in various student held activities to gather relevant insights into the needs of graduate students.</li>
	<li>Regularly collects feedback from stakeholders and prepares report for submission to the GECPH.</li>
</ul>

4. Performs other duties as may be assigned

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