12/09/2026
๐ TAGUM UNIT, TAGUM-MABINI CAMPUS
THE VOTE. THE VOICE. THE LEGACY. ๐ณ๏ธโจ
From counting votes to making every vote countโthese leaders stood where student voice meets student suffrage.
The Tagum Student Council - Commission on Elections (TSC-ComElec) is more than ballots, deadlines, and election days. It is about protecting every student's right to choose, to be heard, and to participate in shaping the community they belong to. And throughout their journey, these officers helped make that right matter.
Meet the Graduating TSC-ComElec Officers of Tagum Unit, Tagum-Mabini Campus, Class of 2026:
๐ Alexis Nicole M. Bughao โ Chairperson, USG-ComElec and TSC-ComElec
โNothing is impossible.โ
๐ Gwyneth Marie D. Casia โ Public Information Officer
โWhat will I lack, I outwork.โ
๐ Karl O. Cornejo โ Vice Chairperson
โIt just worked; unasked.โ
๐ Jackilyn M. Furog โ Secretary
โla force de l'espritโ
๐ Debbie Michelle B. Gerodias โ Treasurer
โLong story short, I survived.โ
๐ MJ V. Jumao-as โ Commissioner
โThe only way is through.โ
๐ Reneil S. Mandigal โ Commissioner
โTo get something you never had, you have to do something you never did.โ
Different mottos. Different roles. One shared responsibility: to uphold the students' right to choose. ๐ณ๏ธ
You served during moments when every vote mattered and every decision carried weight. You helped ensure that student suffrage was not merely a privilege written in policy, but a right exercised with fairness, responsibility, and purpose.
And now, the election season endsโbut your own journey is just getting started.
From โNothing is impossibleโ to โThe only way is through,โ you proved that leadership is not always about having the loudest voice. Sometimes, it's about making sure everyone else gets to use theirs.
The ballots have been cast.
The results have been proclaimed.
The term has ended.
The legacy remains. โค๏ธ๐
Congratulations, TSC-ComELec Graduates of 2026! ๐
May you continue to choose courage, stand for what is right, and remember that wherever you go, your voiceโand the voices of those you representโwill always matter.