IT Law Journal

administrator January 3rd, 2005

The IT Law Society, which was established on 10 January 2004, maintained its roster of officers for the next school year. Michael Vernon M. Guerrero remained as President, Carlyn Marie Bernadette C. Ocampo-Guerrero as secretary, Ailyn L. Cortez as Treasurer, Peter Joseph L. Fauni as Publication chairperson and Ma. Cristina A. Ramos as Research and Seminars chairperson. Jhonelle S. Estrada was installed as Vice President for the Society during the middle of school year 2004-2005 and shall continue in such capacity. Mary Ann L. Reyes has been installed as the Journal’s Editor-in-Chief.

The incumbent officers, however, are in the process of promulgating the Society’s Constitution and By-laws, which would effectively streamline the structure of the organization. Among the changes expected are: (1) the position of the Vice-President and the chairperson for the Publication Committee being combined in the person of the Journal’s Editor-in-Chief, (2) the position of Chairperson for the Website Committee being integrated to the position of Public Relations Officer, and (3) the positions of chairperson for Research and Seminars Committee and chairperson for Advocacy Committee being combined into the position of chairperson for Research and Advocacy Committee and integrated to the position of Auditor.

Neophyte members, on the other hand, have been introduced into the Society during the last semester. Among these are Katherine Austria, Ma. Theresa Japos, Chalyz Odessa Lagdameo, Roberto Lock, Cristine Prado, John Ivan Tablizo, John Michael Timbre, and Marc Villanueva. Additional members are expected to be included further at the advent of the next semester from pending applications and subsequent recruitment.

Most incumbent officers are incoming fourth year students enrolled in the four-year regular program. Among the Society’s officers and members, Cortez, Guerrero, Lock, Ocampo-Guerrero, Ramos, and Reyes are members of the Order of the Flaming Arrows, the school’s organization of honor students.

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