01/08/2026
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Student Council (SC) President Hannah Sophia Molina, a third-year Bachelor of Science in Agriculture student, outlined her administration's priorities centered on student identity, wellness, and participation during her inaugural address following the College of Agriculture, Food and Sustainable Development (CAFSD) induction ceremony held at the University Student Center on July 27.
Addressing students, faculty members, and fellow student leaders, Molina said her administration aims to strengthen unity and encourage greater student involvement in college affairs.
To strengthen student identity, Molina introduced the proposed CAFSD Uniform, which aims to foster pride, unity, and a stronger sense of belonging among students.
She also presented Peer Facilitator Relevance, a program designed to enhance the college's peer support system by promoting mental health awareness, personal development, and student wellness through trained peer facilitators.
In addition, Molina launched Project AKO, IKAW, GALAW, a leadership initiative that encourages active participation and shared responsibility within the college community.
According to Molina, AKO promotes active leadership among student officers, IKAW encourages meaningful student involvement in governance and campus activities, while GALAW emphasizes transforming ideas into concrete actions that benefit the CAFSD community.
The newly elected SC president said the initiatives reflect her administration's commitment to building a more inclusive, engaged, and student-centered college community for Academic Year 2026โ2027.