1. What can you contribute to the club?

Being a BABA student, we all know how hard and demanding our course can be. Oftentimes we get
overwhelm by the different challenges that come our way that we often dont have enough time to do
it all at once. That being said, there are two things that I can contribute to the club: time and effort.
Although my, our, schedule can be so hectic, I am quite flexible with my hours and could fill in where
you need me. Time once lost can never be regained, so I want to make the most of my life here in USLS
by being a part of the JPIA club and to contribute to the best of my abilities. As Winston Churchill said,
Continuous effort---not strength or intelligenceis the key to unlocking our potential and I believe
that the JPIA is the right club for me in order to become what God has planned for me.

2. What programs, undertakings or activities can you suggest to make the club better?
One thing that helped me a lot in passing the qualifying exam was by the reviewers I received prior to
the test. I suggest that reviewers, handouts etc. should be given out to all incoming first years for every
term and not just a few weeks before the exam. Second, since the JPIA has already done a production
night, a dinner for a cause could go along with it. A number of the ticket sales could be donated to a
charity foundation or could be use to pay the tuition of one Lasallian student. And lastly, the main thing
that could make the club better is very dependent on the type of members present. No matter what
kind of activities or programs the club would offer, but if the members lack the drive or the cooperation
to act on what was planned, then all is futile. Seminars and workshops could be done to encourage one
another. Even though there are several committees in the club, each should work hand in hand to
contribute to the attainment of the objectives of the USLS.