MSEUF English Festival 2021 winners

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January 14, 2024

The 2021 English Festival hosted an online event with the theme “Speak the Language of Now: Transcending the Next Normal.” It is a two-day online event from October 28 to October 29 held via Zoom Online Meeting App, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok.

Below is the list of the winners from Webinar-Workshop, Capture Your Now: The photo essay contest, My Day, My Story: The Impromptu Speech, and Online Theater: 1-minute play in the workplace.

Webinar-Workshop Winners

1st place – Abanilla, Ehrynne Mae (CEng)

2nd place – Akiba, Asumi M. (CBA)

3rd place – Hermedilla, Jhanna Lizbeth (CEng)

Online Theatre: 1-minute Play in the Workplace

1st place – Situation on Board (Gonzales, Paul John | Acuna, Michelle | Urgelles, Christian | Cabonce, Clark Bon)

2nd place – Workshop (Subol, Mark | Umali, Alexie | Nanes, Dave)

3rd place – Smart Voter (Paralleon, Jemson | Rejano, John Neil | Zerrudo, Genesis)

Capture Your Now: The Photo Essay Contest

1st place – Layugan, Joshua Ian (CAFA)

2nd place – Fajardo, Rodjelyn (CBA)

3rd Place – Umali, Philline Isabel (CIHTM)

MyDay, MyStory: The Impromptu Speech

1st Place – Martinez, Christine (CBA)

2nd Place – Penarejo, Lyca (CCJC)

3rd Place – Moreno, Yannick (CEng)

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