UST Electrical Engineering Circuit

🏆 SYSTEM STATUS: FULLY ENERGIZED | Meet Your New Leaders!

The results are in, the votes have been tallied, and the circuit is officially complete! A massive thank you to the 306 EE Students who responded and cast their votes—your participation ensured a high-voltage turnout and a clear path forward for our organization.

Because of your input, we have successfully selected the visionaries who will regulate, amplify, and lead the Electrical Engineering Circuit for Academic Year 2026-2027.

Congratulations to our new officers! We are confident that with this lineup, the upcoming year will be running at 100% efficiency. To the 306 voters: thank you for being the backbone of this system.

Let’s get to work and keep the momentum surging! 🔌✨

🗳️ ELECTION DAY: CHOOSE THE RIGHT VOLTAGE!

The wait is over, the circuits are primed, and the polls are now officially OPEN! Today, May 8 until 6:00PM, is the time you decide who will lead the Electrical Engineering Circuit for Academic Year 2026-2027.

Your vote is the input that determines our organization’s output. Don’t let your voice stay at zero potential—let’s reach peak resonance!

Link:

https://forms.gle/ab1NBgjz4g85Sw7y5

https://forms.gle/ab1NBgjz4g85Sw7y5

https://forms.gle/ab1NBgjz4g85Sw7y5

Cast your vote now and power the circuit! 🔌✨



🖌️: Paul Saimon Robles
🖋️: Eligio Jose Gadia

🏆 Engineering Excellence in Community Service!
Huge congratulations are in order for the Faculty of Engineering for securing the 1st Runner Up spot in the 8th SIMBAHAYAN Bartolome De Las Casas Community Engagement Poster Exhibit Contest!

We are incredibly proud of our representative, Paul Saimon Robles, a 4th-year student from the Electrical Engineering Department. Paul, who also serves as the Vice President of Creatives and Technical for the UST Electrical Engineering Circuit, showcased his mastery of visual storytelling through his winning piece:

🎨 Featured Work: "AGSIKAPAN"

This achievement highlights the Faculty’s commitment to "Engineering with a Heart"—using technical skill and creative vision to champion the development of the communities we serve. Paul’s work, AGSIKAPAN, perfectly encapsulates the spirit of Thomasian engineers striving for collective progress and service.

Highlights:

Placement: 1st Runner Up 🥈

Winning Piece: AGSIKAPAN

Representative: Paul Saimon Robles (4th Year, EE)

Org Pride: UST Electrical Engineering Circuit (UST-EEC)

Thank you, Saimon Robles, for representing the Thomasian Engineer spirit so well. Continue to spark change and power a better future for all! ⚡️🐾



🖋️: Eligio Jose Gadia

Faculty of Engineering

🚀 THE GRID IS LIVE: Meet Your Candidates!
The wait is over and the circuit is complete. We are officially releasing the Official List of Candidates for the Electrical Engineering Circuit Academic Year 2026-2027! ⚡️

🖌️: Paul Saimon Robles
🖋️: Eligio Jose Gadia

⚡️ CIRCUIT UPDATE: SCHEDULING RECALIBRATION
Attention, Electrical Engineering community! We’re adjusting our frequency to ensure the system is fully optimized. Please take note of the updated timeline for the AY 2026-2027 Circuit Elections:

🗓 THE NEW TIMELINE:

MAY 5 (Today): The Lineup goes Live! 🚀
Stay tuned as we reveal the official list of candidates. Check the nodes and see who is ready to power our organization for the coming year.

MAY 8: Election Day 🗳
The polls have been shifted from May 5 to Friday, May 8. This gives you more time to analyze the circuits and choose the right leaders to handle the load.

Don't let the shift in timing drop your voltage—stay charged and get ready to cast your vote this Friday! 🔌✨



🖌️: Paul Saimon Robles
🖋️: Eligio Jose Gadia

⚡️ CURRENT STATE: ACTIVATED | Filing of Candidacy for AY 2026-2027
The grid is waiting for its next set of controllers. Are you ready to flip the switch and lead the charge?

The Electrical Engineering Circuit is officially opening the floor for the Filing of Candidacy for the upcoming Academic Year! We aren’t just looking for names on a ballot; we’re looking for the high-voltage visionaries who can bridge the gap between potential and power.

🛠 HOW TO WIRE YOUR RUN:
1. Check your Resistance: Ensure you meet all academic and residency requirements.

2. Close the Loop: Submit your Curriculum Vitae through the present Google Form link below or you may scan the QR code presented.

https://forms.gle/b5ow7ssZHyVYRhEx8

https://forms.gle/b5ow7ssZHyVYRhEx8

https://forms.gle/b5ow7ssZHyVYRhEx8

3. Ground the Connection: Submit your requirements before the deadline. No late surges allowed!

Don't let your potential stay stored in a capacitor—discharge it into action! Whether you’re a freshman looking to spark change or a senior ready to leave a legacy, now is the time to plug in.

Filing Period: April 30 (Thursday) to May 5 (3:00 PM, Tuesday)
Election Date: May 6 (Wednesday)

Let’s keep the energy high and the connections strong. Run for the Circuit! 🔌✨



🖋️: Eligio Jose Gadia
🖌️: Paul Saimon Robles

"It’s The Climb: Legends Rise to the Top ⚡🎮 (Esports Day 2, April 18, 2026)

Jack Logroño secures the top spot—proving that greatness is earned, not given. 🏆🔥

“Always gonna be an uphill battle, sometimes I’m gonna have to lose”—but not this time. Jack Logroño rose above every challenge and never backed down. 💯

With a lit and roaring crowd fueling every play, Day 2 delivered intense, high-stakes matches as competitors pushed for the top rank. The energy was electric, the battles were fierce, and the hype never dropped.

GGs to all participants—until the next Esports showdown! 🎮✨

🖋️: Rafael Jur Ventura
🖌️: Saimon Robles
📸: Jullien Rouis Arinaza, Rafael Jur Ventura

"“What’s going OHM?” ⚡🏃‍♂️
“And I say, hey yeah yeah yeah, hey yeah yeah…” 🎶

The race is on—and the finish line has been conquered.

Electrical Engineering students took on “What’s going OHM: The Quest of Awesomeness”, an Amazing Race filled with challenges that tested speed, teamwork, and friendship.

Every station pushed teams to their limits—no shortcuts, just pure grit, strong bonds, and electrifying energy. 🔥
One team rose above the rest and took the charge. ⚡🏆

The final rankings were Rank 1: Team 6 - Kahit ano, Rank 2: Team 4 - Overheat, Rank 3: Team 2 - Fruit Basket, Rank 4: Team 5 - EE Youth, Rank 5: Team 3 - Alagad ni Gabz, Rank 6: Team 7 - Noneeasy, and Rank 7: Team 1 - Shihx seven.

🖋️: Rafael Jur Ventura
🖌️: Saimon Robles
📸: Rafael Jur Ventura

"That don't kill me can only make me stronger." 💪⚡

Day 1 of "The Climb: Legends Rise to the Top!" The Tekken 8 and Mobile Legends sports Tournament hit hard as competitors from the Electrical Engineering Department stepped into the arena, proving their skill, techniques, and resilience. The first round push players to their limits, delivering intense matchups and unforgettable plays.

The loser's bracket wrapped up with fighters refusing to back down, turning their loss into comebacks and showing that every loss is fuel to become stronger! 🔥

With every round, legends are forged. The climb continues. Who will rise to the top? 👊🔥

🖋️: Ryan Keith Meneses
🖌️: Saimon Robles
📸: Ryan Keith Meneses

"Can’t Feel my Phase: Electrical Engineering Week 2026 ⚡️

We officially kicked off Electrical Engineering Week 2026 today. The Opening Ceremony began with a Community Mass, followed by a powerful Send-Off for our graduates taking the Board Exams this April. We’re all rooting for you as you take on this next milestone! 🙏

Following the opening remarks, the festivities were formally inaugurated with a ribbon-cutting led by our Department Chair, EE Advisers, and the EEC Executive Board. ✂️🎗️

The week has officially begun. Get ready for what’s coming next. ⚡️

🖋️: Hans Lemuel Rebadeo
🖌️: Saimon Robles
📸: Hans Lemuel Rebadeo