Misajon (Left) with Dr. Diadem Equiña (Right)Joshua Misajon, TOSSS 2006 and incumbent Central Philippine University Republic President, made it to the short list of the 75 student leaders who qualified to the 11th National Ayala Young Leaders Congress scheduled on February 10 to 13, 2009 at the San Miguel Corporation - Management Training Center in Alfonso, Cavite.
Of the 254 colleges and universities with at least Level II Accreditation from all over the country that were invited, 101 schools nominated a total of 538 student leaders
The scoring system was based on the following criteria: (1) most significant leadership positions; (2) most significant awards; (3) community and part-time work involvements; (4) high school performance; (5) mentor/adviser assessments; and (6) colleague assessments.
Misajon’s leadership story had etched a mark in the interview primarily of his servant leadership values. The delegates will be able to rub shoulders with servant leaders ahead of their time and from various fields of expertise. His story will light one (1) of the 75 more impassioned hearts for service and nationhood.
“This is indeed a great opportunity as a student leader to show my capabilities to help build a strong republic,” Misajon quipped in an interview.
The bulk of this year’s delegates hail from Luzon, however the Iloilo province has the biggest contingent ever. The three-day training is the Ayala Group’s virtual commitment to nation building.
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