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In Partial Fulfillment
Of the Requirements for the Degree
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CRIMINOLOGY
December 2022
GOV. ALFONSO D. TAN COLLEGE
Tangub City, 7214 Philippines
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INSTITUTE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION
This research is approved in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CRIMINOLOGY.
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ABSTRACT
Fraternities and sororities have developed in a timely and ongoing manner. It's a
renowned organization that created bonds of sisterhood and brotherhood. There are now
students who are involved members of this organization, and membership is open to
everybody. As they join and stay for a considerable amount of time, the members gain a
variety of experiences. The purpose of this study, "Fraternity and Sorority Membership:
Lived Experiences of Student Members in GADTC," was to ascertain the actual lived
experiences of students who belong to these organizations and to offer suggestions
regarding any negative aspects. Twenty (20) student members from fraternities and
sororities participated in the study. The descriptive qualitative method was used in this
study's theme analysis of data collection. The participants belonged to different Greek
organizations, according to the results. It displays their experiences—both good and bad
—their contributions to the group, their lives both before and after joining, and, finally,
their epiphanies. The members of the group have acquired diverse experiences that have
influenced their daily lives and overall well-being, given their strong devotion to the
organization. According to this survey, fraternity and sorority organizations still receive a
bad reputation from the public, which suggests that student members require special
attention from these organizations since they play a big role in maintaining their quality.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The researchers would like to express their heartfelt gratitude to the following
To Dr. Love H. Falloran, the dean of Institute of Criminal Justice Education; for
To Dr. Jerson P. Alo, the research adviser, for uncomplainingly giving his time in
providing substantial suggestions, for the infinite encouragement and for sharing his
To the researchers’ instructor, Mrs. Lilibeth T. Sayson, MAed and Mrs. Ellaine Y.
To Ms. Line Clar Real, the research editor, for the extensive commentaries and
To the panel members, Mr. Redford M. Quiros and Ms. Preachy Mae S. Esin. for
their kindness and gentleness in giving their suggestions with their genuine desire to
To the researchers’ beloved parents, friends and colleagues, for the undying
support financially, spiritually and morally, and for the words of encouragement which
And most of all, to our Almighty God, for giving the knowledge, wisdom and
strength to the researchers and for his blessings that led to the success of this study.
- The Researchers
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DEDICATION
Almighty Father
For the strength, love and motivating the researchers to create this piece of work.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
TITLE PAGE i
APPROVAL SHET ii
ABSTRACT iii
ACKNOWLEDGMENT iv
DEDICATION v
TABLE OF CONTENTS vi
LIST OF FIGURES ix
LIST OF APPENDICES x
Chapter
Theoretical Framework 3
Research Methodology 6
Research Design 6
Research Setting 6
Research Participants 6
Research Instrument 6
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Validation of Instrument 7
Data Analysis 7
Ethical Considerations 8
Definition of Terms 8
Sorority Organization
Being a member 17
Theme 6: Realizations 18
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Structural Representation 24
Summary of Findings 25
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Conclusion 26
Recommendations 26
Action/Activity plan 28
REFERENCES 29
APPENDICES 32
CURRICULUM VITAE 75
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure Page
1 Structural Representation 24
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LIST OF APPENDICES
Appendix Page
A Certification 32
B Letter of Permission 33
D Interview Guide 35
E Interview Transcript 37
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Chapter 1
mostly to college students. Those organizations are often composed of men but there
were also women that come together for a common goal, activities and interest despite of
having different perspective and beliefs. The members of this organization enter into a
Fraternities and sororities are known as a "helping hand" to community but most of the
time it was perceived negatively due to alcohol abuse, neglecting of studies, hazing and
other forms of initiation that leads to death of others for not surviving. With these the
members of it gained different experiences hence, it somewhat affects their well being
Greek-life presence has only expanded and developed; original method of initiation has
even applied. It exists to advance the welfare of its members and serves as a mentor or
role model for each younger member. (Knudson, K. 2022). College students joined
brotherhood/sisterhood bond fell under the idea of ownership, alliances, friendship and
understanding of one another even though they might not get along with every
brother/sister in the fraternity; they always had each other’s back no matter what. (Clarke,
2015). Joining such organizations really strengthens one’s ability to get involved in
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community services and cultivates one’s potential to lead the community. Regardless of
these benefits, there will always be drawbacks; hazing-related fatalities, alcoholism, and
sexual assaults, which undoubtedly caught the public’s attention, particularly that of the
the organization. Students often neglect their academic obligations in favor of fulfilling
their obligation to the organization, which is clearly the cause of their poor academic
performance. Typically, they only choose classes that are easier. (Chiquito, M., & Cui C.
2018) stated that some fraternities are honored by society in voluntarily cleaning the
Alpha Phi Omega, Alpha Sigma Phi, Beta Sigma Omega Phi and many more. As such
organizations increases their popularity in this modern time, it encourages others to join
out of curiosity knowingly that it gives good benefits to the members and at the same
time not being totally aware of what might the negative side of being a member.
really are the lived experiences experienced by the students who are a member of
the negative drawback that can be get as being a member and their concerns.
Theoretical Framework
the framework “Inputs-environments-outputs “of Alexander Astin (Astin 1987). The core
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concept of the theory is composed of three elements; first is the inputs, this is simply the
student contributed by different factors; this could be families, friends, race, prior
education and many more. Second element is the environment which accounts all of the
experiences of a student would have during the involvement. It can be the classes they
take, friends they make, activities they engage in, where the school is located, where they
live while attending school, and interaction with the other member. The third element is
the outcomes which covers student's experiences that have been gained from the
involvement. The way a student interacts with their environment can determine certain
outcomes; it could be ideally both positive and negative. Astin’s framework is especially
helpful for analyzing Greek Life culture and how does it influence the students based on
theory of Astin point out the experiences of a students prior to the involvement, during
Duncan, I., & Oakley, M. (2017), stated that a student's involvement on campus
has a holistic impact on their lives throughout their college career. The quality and
Like many other college experiences, there are positive and negative aspects to this
lifestyle choice. Students can form lifelong friendships while living in fraternity and
sorority houses and participating in related Greek activities. On the other hand, the
– along with the typically high cost of membership – may lead students to seek other
social outlets. Further some students attend college with a definite plan to join a fraternity
or sorority. Maybe they’ve heard about the benefits from their parents or older friends; or
maybe they already know that the social activities and philanthropy events of the Greek
system will allow them to have vibrant social life as an undergraduate. However, other
students harbor negative perceptions about Greek life, perhaps from rumors they have
heard or movies they have seen depicting fraternities and sororities in an unflattering
light. Whether you personally have a positive or negative view of fraternities and
sororities, it’s important to consider both the pros and cons before reaching a decision.
Rather than asking if sororities and fraternities are good or bad, you should ask if joining
This study aims to determine the lived experiences of students from being a
1. What are the lived experiences of Fraternity and Sorority members in GADTC?
2. Based from the responses, what action or activity plan to do to address the
issue?
Students. Students will use the findings of this study by evaluating if being a
study enable them to find out the negative and positive influence of being
a member.
Community. This study serves as an eye opener for the community that only sees
The researchers conducted the study within the Campus of Governor Alfonso D.
Tan College, located at Maloro, Tangub City. The collection of data conducted to
Governor Alfonso D. Tan college Criminology students who are a member of Fraternity
or sorority. To gather the information and outcome, the study was conducted through
interviews wherein the said participants was given interview questionaires. This study
Research Methodology
This part presents the research design, research setting, research participants,
Research Participants. The participants of the study are the Governor Alfonso
Research Instrument. To obtain information and data about the subject, the
questionnaire as the tool for acquiring data and use it as a guide to gather
pertinent data for their study. The research adviser supplied with the
Data gathering procedure. In the data gathering, the researchers prepared first a
the guarantee that all of the data they provide, including their profiles,
using an audio recorder. This allows the researchers to go back and review
granted and secured. The research purpose and objectives has been explained to
respondents that they were not subjected to harm and also guarantee that all the
identity.
Definition of terms
Greek life. Refers as the Fraternity and Sorority organizations. A community that
letters from Greek alphabet. Members had symbolic tattoos or burns in the
Philanthropic Activities. Refers to charitable acts or other good works that help
Chapter 2
This chapter presents the result of the study conducted by the researchers through
the given interview guide. There are twenty (20) selected student member of Fraternity or
Sorority in Governor Alfonso D. Tan College (GADTC) Maloro, Tangub City being
organization
Six (6) themes have evolved from the responses of the participants on the
question above. These are: Organization belongingness and its length of being a member,
before joining and now being a member as well as their realizations. These reasons were
feel the belongingness especially when you are a member for a longtime and still
active until the very end which could be a factor for its member to acquire some
attributes, attitudes or hobbys coming from the other members. Stated below are
know what is being discussed because there are updates in the group chat;
Three years.” (P 5)
years.” (P 6)
months.” (P 8)
(P9)
“I have been a member of LEX PHI OMEGA for five years and
active.” (P 14)
“I am an ALPHA TAU PHI member who has been active for three
years.” (P 17)
years.” (P 18)
years.” (P 19)
to different Fraternity or Sorority organization: seven (7) out twenty (20) stated
that they belong to the organization of TAU GAMMA PHI; four of them are in
the organization for four years and three of them are member for three years. Out
of twenty (20) participants, four (4) of them are member of ALPHA KAPPA
RHO for three years. Two (2) out of twenty (20) participants belong to ALPHA
MU PHI for two years. One (1) out of twenty (20) is belong to GAMMA KAPPA
PHI 1962 for two years and 9 months. Two (2) out of twenty (20) are belong to
ALPHA SIGMA EPSILLON for four years. One (1) out of twenty (20) belong to
LEX PHI OMEGA for five years. One (1) out of twenty (20) belong to ALPHA
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MU OMEGA for six years and lastly two (2) out of twenty (20) belong to
ALPHA TAU PHI for three years. One element of Strayhon's model stated that
is the negative influence they got being a member. In Greek organization they
build one of a kind relationship as they come together for a common goal.
Basically, one member can influence other members positively. From the
Helping other
"As a member, the positive thing is that you can help other
people.” (P1)
Boast Confidence
people.” (P9)
influences based from their experienced. Five of them were influenced to help
other people and two of them were influenced to boast their confidence. (Asel,
with other students. On top of that a member acquires higher quality relationships
with their peers compared to non-members. In this sense it helps student members
organization one individual get attached with the other members despite the fact
of not being fully aware of what and who they were with but because they are in
the same group they give respect to them as well as trust. In regards to that, it can
“The negative is that because of other members who are into cigarettes,
"I was influenced to drink because they will invite me to drink, I can’t
“It can’t be denied that this is the first where I learned to drink.” (P 8)
“I drink which has been a habit of mine because eventhough I don’t have
“I was influenced to smoke and drink before but now I will only
drink.”(P16)
"When I joined I asked them how it feels like to smoked cigarettes then
they jokily told me to find out for myself, by then I tried and I kind of like it" (P17)
Missed Classes
this behaviour was instilled that I’m now in college especially when my friends
invites me ". (P 6)
outing or bonding, I feel like I need to be there so I can't miss what they enjoyed."
(P18)
Trouble makers
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“There were some members whom are trouble makers that could
"I was once a trouble maker because back then me and my friend got
you are one of them they will back you up, so every time they touched us I have
regarding the negative influenced. As mentioned above, you can see that being a
student member of fraternity or sorority really can go both ways it’s either in
that Greek life forms various development or outcomes for students. On the
findings of Shupe Sydney’s (2022) study stated that the likelihood of alcohol use
cigarettes and smoking at parties. (Cheney MK, et al. 2015). In addition, members
are more likely to use alcohol and other substances, as well as smoke cigarettes.
which is the most evident positive part of being a member. The participant’s
drive, free circumcision, and school maintenance week and others.” (P1)
(P6)
program.” (P 8)
churches.” (P12)
activities towards the community which is the most common contribution of any
their fraternity and sorority values and in some ways they are embodying those
Theme 5: Life before joining fraternity and sorority organization and life being
a member
Fraternity and sorority organizations are one way of some people to feel
the sense of belongingness and to be able to find a support system in some aspect
of life. To be in a committed group with strong connection can changed one's life,
“My life before was fine but when I became a newly pledged
member all was new to me because I learned to have vice and it was
“It is the same but now that I’m a member it is more expenses and
other people unlike before I only have few circle of friends.” (P6)
“My life when I was not yet a member I am lonely and shy but
after I became a member my life was like full of happiness because I knew
“My life before was I don’t have any vices but now I drink.” (P14)
drink.” (P16)
(P18)
“I have new friends and then before I have not tried cigarettes but
their present well-being. Eighht (8) out of twenty (20) participants shared both
positive and negative experiences of their life before joining and as being a
member. It has been cited that fraternity and sorority membership as a gateway to
alcohol access (Sasso et al., 2020). From the point of view of Epps (2023), a
typical barrier for many students is the fact that Greek life organizations are
frequently linked to hazing and alcohol misuse. Thus, it gives bad reputation to
the organization.
Theme 6: Realizations
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member being in a certain group. Mentioned below are related to the respond of
the participants.
sorority thinks of. It is not easy because I am not financially stable student
organizations showed goodness but there were some who are most likely
matters.” (P 8)
is bad, that this is not helpful which is not true because the truth is it is
“It is not easy because you have to spend money once you become
a member.” (P18)
“All I can say is that it is not that as simple to enter, there is a lot
their realizations. Basing on the realizations given, it shows that organization was
disgraced because of thier own member, that it requires time and effort and
responsibility and expenses is added. Lastly, such organization shall expand their
Joining a sorority generally comes with a price tag. Potential expenses of going
Greek listed by Bouchrika (2023) include registration and membership fees, social
In this problem, three (3) themes emerged: These themes are to conduct
awareness campaign, strengthen policies within the organization and lastly to give
suggestions. Since not everyone are fully aware of what fraternities and soririties
are about, participants as a student member would like to inform more people of
what it looks like to be in such organizations and what are their organizations
purpose.
to parents, students and youths that can give them awareness of what
and social media that there are bad things happened involving
fraternities. ” (P18)
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Organizations are only known and seen as a group who brings trouble and only do
bad habits. These perceptions were seen usually on media, (Trifiro, B. 2017) due
to the media’s significant influence on the public opinion it affects how the way
“Make a penalty policy that penalized that member who uses the
drunkenness.” (P7)
to Knudson (2022) if Fraternity and sorority desire to survive they need to apply
members to not commit acts that disgrace and give bad reputation to their
organizations.
In this theme, it pointed out that organizations must give more focus on their
student’s member as they need help in school related activities. The participants
suggested that:
“As a student member I hope that organizations like this would make an
action about this case regarding financial and I hope financial support related to
“I hope as student member that they should give value to our studies or
even our expenses to pay in organization should atleast have discount.” (P8)
“In terms on studies I hope that they would raise another fund concerning
matters. Holders of organization should consider asking for support from other
Evidently the participants shared their concerned on the support that their
organization gives. They are calling out the organizations attention to give more
importance to them as they are struggling financially and that they are still
students. Fraternity and sorority members are expected to pay dues for various
operations. High dues are one of the discriminating aspects of Greek society.
(Gamar, M. 2021)
S a member S
6. Realizations
CHAPTER 3
Summary of findings
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student’s members of Faternity and Sorority. This study was done to the selected twenty
(20) students of Governor Alfonso D. Tan College (GADTC) who are members of
Fraternity and Sorority organization. A qualitative research method was used in the study
with the researcher – made interview guide as a tool in gathering the data.
Based from the findings of this study, it was found out that participants are a
member of different Greek organization and that they are a member of it for one year up
to six years as the longest. They also shared thier experiences being a member, as to the
positve influence it was revealed that they were influenced to help other people and boast
their confidence. Conversely, the negative influenced were to engage on vices such as to
drink, to smoke, in trouble and missed classes. In terms of realizations it revealed that the
reason why such organization was and still seen and percieved by other people negatively
is due to its own members’ behavior. However, it was also shown that Philanthropic
activities are their most evident contribution to the community. In terms of school
Conclusion
The researcher`s concluded that fraternity and sorority organization is one sector
of the community that has great contibution to the environment and it is also a way for
being a student member, Greek organizations still have lapses respectively on school
related support and member’s behavior including the negative side. These imply that
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student members need the organizations special attention. Greek organization holders
have the major part of keeping the organizations good, not to mention that until now
Recommendations
Based on the results of the study, the researchers would like to recommend the
following:
be a member before accepting in order for them to know how and what
would prevent the members to do wrongful act, this way non-members would
but they should also extend it to student members concerned which is school
related support. Moreover, they should make a fund for student’s member as a
way for students to have an "in case of emergency money" that will only be
7. Future Researchers must widen the field of the study to provide informative
Rationale
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APPENDICES
Appendix A
Certification
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Appendix B
Letter of Permission
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Appendix C
Appendix D
Interview Guide
I. Greetings.
V. Engaging Questions:
3. How are you being a member of it? Are there anyrealization or regrets?
Appendix E
Interview Transcript
Participant 1: Para nako sir kay wala man pd kay if ever naa mi
activities or meetings is ako man jd unahon ang School matters sir.
Researcher 1: In what way man nga ang imong pagka member ani
nga organization is nakatabang nimo to academically excel?
Participant 1: Somehow, mo ingon ko nga wala ni sya nakatabang
kay dili man ud pud ni obligasyon sa among organization ang pag
skwela namo pero I don't know lang pd gaha sa uban nga Fraternity.
Researcher 1: So ari tas community, onsa may contribution ninyo
ani towards sa commubity?
Participant 1: Daghan nami natabang sa community such as blood
letting, clean up drive, libring tuli brigada skwela og uban pa.
Researcher 1: Pwedi ba nimo ma share sa amoa og onsa man imong
life before joining fraternity or sorority organization and onsa man
ang kalahian niya karon osa naka ka member?
Participant 1: Before is gamay rakog kaila og barkada unya og mo
adto kog laing lugar like barangay naa nay naka ila nako unlike
sauna.
Researcher 1: Being a member man does it changed you positively
or negatively? Sa onsa man nga pamaagi?
Participant 1: Pag sulod nako positive jd ako nakuha kay as a
member kabalo nako sa akong obligasyon. Pero naa ra pd na sa
member if magpa impluwensya ba syag mga negatibo from other
members.
Researcher 1: Last question na gyud, Would you mind to share kung
onsa ang mga benefits ana nga organization?
Participant 1: Kuan makatabang sila nako especially atong nabahaan
mi, gitagaan mig sinina, bugas og mga sud an. Kana sila nga mga
butanga is gikan ra pod sa mga member ana nga organization.
Researcher 1: Follow up question lang, onsa may imo ika ingon sa
ika ingon advice or suggest sa imong organization as well as sa
uban nga gusto mo enter?
Participant 1: Sa nabantayan nako sir is dili pa gyud totally aware
ang uban about ing ani nga organization. Ang uban is ga apil apil
lang so akong ika suggest is patas an ang age recruitment to twenty
years and above tapos dapat college student na kay para nako high
school student is dili pa ready na nga ma part sa mga ing ani nga
organization.
Researcher 1: Thank you kaayo sa time mao rato mga questions
namo dako na kaayo ug tabang imong pag participate dong. Salamat
jd kaayo.
Session Number: 01
Time and Date of Interview:10: 30 am; March 20, 2023
Interviewed by: Joseph T. Casinto Jr.
Transcrbied by : Annie Lou B. Moreno
Transcript Number: 2
Mode of Interview: Personal Interview
Location: GADTC, Maloro Tangub City
Utterances Analysis
Researcher 1: Good morning So first ako diay si Joseph Casinto
ang among interview is about Fraternities and Sororites
organization lived experiences nimo as a student nga member ana
nga organization. So onsa man ka nga organization na belong? Still
active pa ba kas organization nimo?
Participant 2: TAU GAMMA PHI member ko sir and yes active
gihapon.
Researcher 1: Pila na pd ka ka years nga member ana?
Partcipant 2: four years na pod sir.
Researcher 1: Onya as a member ana nga organization kamusta
man? wala ba kay regrets or realizations?
Participant 2: Okay ra pod biya sir wala rako'y pagmahay pero naa
koy realizations which is kuan sir dili lalim mu sud og fraternity or
sorority organizations kay another responsibilities and expenses
imo atubangon as a student lisod jd ni kay tungod wala pay work
para ma sustentohan ang mga baryunon.
Researcher 1: Onsa man sab imong na feel nga member ka anang
mga ing ana nga organization?
Participant 2: Happy sir and proud kos akong gi sudlan.
Researcher 1: Onsa may mga positive and negative influenced imo
nakuha gikan ana nga organization?
Participant 2: Ang positive nga akong nakuha kay angay jd ta mu
tabang sa laing tawo samot nag tabangonon jd kaayo then
cooperation pod kay groupo mani ako gi sudlan and sulod ani nga
group kay magtinabangay jd mi.
Researcher 1: How does it affect you as a student member?
Participant 2: Wala man sir kay gi sure man nako sa akong self nga
to be always fine and dili magpadala sa mga temtasyon.
Researcher 1: To academically excel in what way man nga
nakatabang ni nimo?
Participant 2: Ang akoa ra jd maingon regarding ani is naka tabang
ni siya to boast my confidence sa pakig socialize inside sa room.
Researcher 1: Sa community onsa may mga contribution ninyo?
Participant 2: Contribution jd namo ng to give other people what
they need in terms of calamity. Nagpa feeding program, tree
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Utterances Analysis
Researcher 1. Good afternoon, Joseph Casinto diay nag conduct
mig study entitled Fraternity and Sorority Membership: Lived
experiences of student member in GADTC. Okay raman gaha ka
ma interview?
Participant 5. Okay ra sir wala man sab koy gibuhat pa.
Researcher 1. Okay first question is Onsa man ka nga organization
sa Fraternity or Sorority nabelong? Active member pa ba or dili
na?
Participat 5: ALPHA KAPPA RHO not totally active sir pero
kabalo ko sa mga ginahisgutan kay sa gc naa may mga updates.
Researcher1: Pila naman pd ka ka years member?
Participant 5: Almost four years sir.
Researcher 1: Kamusta man ka as a member of it, are there any
realizations or regrets ba kaha?
Participant 5: I'm good ra pd biya sir, never reget nga ni apil ko but
then na realize nako nga dili sayon sama sa gina huna huna sa mga
di members of frat.
Researcher 1: Ngano naka ingon man ka nga dili sayon?
Participant 5: Dili sayon kay financially unstable man ko nga
pagka student member onya naa man mi mga expenses gastuhan.
Researcher 1: Para nimo sir onsa man gusto nimo or ika suggest
regarding anang mga gastuhon ninyo as osa ka member nga
studyante?
Partcipant 5:As a student member hinaot nga onta organizations
sama ani kay actionan ni nila nga case regarding financial ug onta
apil nalang pd sa plano ang financial support related sa among
school expenses.
Researcher 1: How does it feel pod nga member kag Fraternity or
Sorority organization?
Participant5: at first sir kay medyo disappointed sir kay if mu sulod
ka ka naay mga balaryunon wala ko ga dahum nga ing ani diay.
Researcher 1: Onsa pod ang mga positive and negative nga imo
nakuha from being a member?
Participant 5: Ang negative kay nagpadala kos ako kauban nga
more on vices then ma ipluwensyahan sab ko, naa pd time nga
mapa trouble. Ang positive is kabalo ka makihalobilo sa uban kay
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kug musud man gud kag ing ani broterhood and sisterhood bond is
naa jd na menti.
Researcher 1: How does it affect you as a student?
Participant 5: Para nako sir nakaapekto sya in a way nga unahon jd
ang among pag skwela and naa sab sa among frat chapter ang five
fingers mao ang una ang Ginoo, pamilya, studies, kaugalingon
ayha ang fraternity.
Researcher 1: In what way nga it helps you to academically excell?
Participant 5: Sa akoa sir is if naa kay gam unon sa school or nagka
struggle ka tas naa kay classmate nga same group of fraternity ra is
tabangan ka niya and vice versa.
Researcher 1: Contributions ninyo sa community?
Participant 5: Mang hinlo sa community sir.
Researcher 1: Before ka ni join onsa man imo life sauna og karon?
how does it differ now?
Participant 5: Mao ra man japon sir pero karon sir nga member
nako is more expenses , responsibilidad, and naka meet pod og bag
o nga mga kaila.
Researcher 1: Does it changed you positively or negatively? In
what way man?
Participant 5: Positively sir kay maski nadungagan ako
responsibilities is nakakat on ko on my own ug onsaon pag budget
tas apil na pd ang pag manage sa time.
Researcher 1: Adto tas mga benefits as being a member naa ba?
Participant 5: Naa sir usa na ana ang naa kay madoolan if
nanginahanglan kag tabang sagara na makita ni sir kanang
mamatyan mo, mabahaan or maapil mos calamity.
Researcher: Salamat kaayo sa pag tubag mao rato.
naa sir.
Researcher 1: Does being a member change you positively or
negatively?
Participant 8: Somehow na engaged kog inom.
Researcher 1: What are the benefits nga imo nakuha as member?
Participant 8: There is no benefits para nako sir.
Researcher 1: Mao rato Thank you.
Utterances Analysis
Researcher 1: Good morning diay nag conduct mig study about
lived experiences sa mga student nga member og Fraternities or
sororities ako diay si Joseph Casinto pwedi raman kaha
makahulam sa imong time?
Participant 9: Pwedi ra sir.
Researcher 1: What Fraternity or Sorority organization do you
belong? Still active and pila na ka ka years nga member?
Participant 9: ALPHA SIGMA EPSILLON member for four
years og active sab.
Researcher 1: How are you being a member of it? Are there any
regrets or realization?
Participant 9: Okay ra kaayo sir wala ra gamahay.
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Researcher 1: Good morning buddy pwedi ka namo ma interview
frat member man ka diba? Ako diay si Joseph Casinto nag
conduct mig study about Fraternity members lived experiences.
Pwedi raba ka namo ma disturb?
Participant 10: Pwedi ra buds.
Researcher 1: What Fraternity or Sorority organization do you
belong? Still active og pila na ka ka years nga member?
Participant 10: TAU GAMMA PHI buds active og three years na
nga member ani nga organization.
Researcher 1: How are you being a member of it? Are there any
regrets or realization?
Participant 10: Wala ra biya buddy kay malingaw man ko makig
sabay sako mga ka brad.
Researcher 1: How does it feel being a member?
Participant 9: Maka feel ko nga dili ko lonely nga pagkatawo kay
naa man ako mga kauban andam madoolan.
Researcher 1: What are the positive or negative did you get from
it?
Participant 10: Naka try ko ug sigarilyo kay if manigarilyo ako
kauban mo sigarilyo pod ko diri na dayun ko nag start og
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pagpanigarilyo.
Researcher 1: How does Fraternity or Sorority affect you as
student?
Participant 10: Wa siya naka apekto sa pag skwela maski tood
nakakat on kog bisyo.
Researcher 1: In what way that it helps you academically excell?
Participant 10: Siguro wala.
Researcher 1: Contributions of the organization sa community?
Participant 10: Ni tabang mis katawhan.
Researcher 1: Sa wa paka mi join ug sa na member naka onsa
man imong life?
Participant 10: Life nako sa dili pako member kay lonely tas
ulawon pero sa na member nako akong life kay murag puno og
kalipay kay kabalo ko nga maski onsay mahitabo naa ra sila
madoolan.
Researcher 1: Does being a member change you positively or
negatively?
Participant 10: Same lang.
Researcher 1: What are the benefits nga imo nakuha as member?
Participant 10: Wala man para nako, mao akong mama nasuko
pagkabalo niya kay wa daw ni hinungdan pero sa tinood lang naa
mani purpose.
Researcher 1: So onsa man imo ika sulti nga kabalo man ta gina
criticize ni nga mga organization?
Participant 10: Ika recommend lang nako para ma aware ang
katawhan ilabi na sa mga parents og students mga batan on is
dapat magpahigayon og awareness like maghatag bag aha ug
symposiums, placards nga maka hatag idea og onsa gyud tumong
ani nga organization.
Researcher 1: Salamat kaayo buddy.
Participant 10: Sige buds.
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Utterances Analysis
Researcher 2: Good morning gang, I am Annie Lou B.
Moreno diay fourth year crim student. Ahhm nag interview
mi for our research about lived experiences sa mga
fraternities or sororities student members. Free ra raba ka
para ma interview?
Participant 11: Sure ma’am sa matubag lang nako ma’am.
Researcher 2: Sige gamg so rang first question is what
Fraternity or Sorority organization do you belong? Still active
og pila na ka ka years nga member?
Participant 11: Member ko sa LEX PHI OMEGA ma’am for
five years na ma’am and active hangtud ron.
Researcher 2: How are you being a member of it? Are there
any regrets or realization?
Participant 11: Na realized nako nga dili gyud malikayan nga
maka ingon ang non-members og daootan ni nga wala ni
ikatabang which is dili tinood kay ang tinood nakatabang
ning mga ing ani if naay mga kalamidad mahitabo.
Researcher 2: Onsa man sab ang mga rason ngano maka
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Utterances Analysis
Researcher 2: Good morning, I am Annie Lou B. Moreno
fourth year crim. Okay Raba interviewhon ka namo para sa
among gi conduct nga research about fraternities and
sororities members lived experiences?
Participant 12: Okay ra kaayo ma’am.
Researcher 2: First question is what Fraternity or Sorority
organization do you belong? Still active og pila na ka ka
years nga member?
Participant 12: ALPHA MU OMEGA member ma’am mga
six years na.
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member?
Participant 12: Daghan ma’am. Tinabangay lang gyud pero in
terms sa pag skwela, I hope nga mag raise og lain nga fund
nga ang concern is para sa pag skwela maski ginagmay lang
nga amount.
Researcher 2: Mao rato tanan thank you.
Utterances Analysis
Researcher 2: Good morning, I am Annie Lou B. Moreno
fourth year crim. Pwedi baka namo ma interview as
respondents sa among study which is about fraternity and
sorority lived experiences of student members?
Participant 13: Maulaw man ko ma’am pero sige laban lang.
Researcher 2: Question namo is what Fraternity or Sorority
organization do you belong? Still active og pila na ka ka
years nga member?
Participant 13: Two years nga member sa TAU GAMMA
PHI.
Researcher 2: How are you being a member of it? Are there
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member?
Participant 13: Naa koy madoolan og dali.
Researcher 2: Mao nato last question namo. Thank you sa
responses.
Utterances Analysis
Researcher 2: Good morning, I am Annie Lou B. Moreno
fourth year crim. Pwedi baka namo ma interview as
respondents sa among study which is about fraternity and
sorority lived experiences of student members?
Participant 14: Okay sir.
Researcher 2: Question namo is what Fraternity or Sorority
organization do you belong? Still active og pila na ka ka
years nga member?
Participant 14: Member ko og ALPHA KAPPA RHO for
three years ma’am dayun active.
Researcher 2: How are you being a member of it? Are there
any regrets or realization?
Participant 14: Kapoy ma’am nga lingaw.
Researcher 2: How does it feel being a member?
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Utterances Analysis
Researcher 2: Good morning, I am Annie Lou B. Moreno
fourth year crim. Okay lang ba nga ma interview as
respondents sa among study about fraternity and sorority
lived experiences of student nga member og fraternities or
sororities?
Participant 15: Walay problema ma’am
Researcher 2: What Fraternity or Sorority organization do
you belong?
Participant 15: ALPHA KAPPA RHO ma’am.
Researcher 2: Still active?
Participant 15: Yes ma’am.
Researcher 2: Pila na ka ka years nga member?
Participant 15: Three years ma’am.
Researcher 2: How are you being a member of it? Are there
any regrets or realization?
Participant 15: Ahhh wala koy regrets ra pod.
Researcher 2: How does it feel being a member?
Participant 15: Okay ra man ma’am.
Researcher 2: What are the positive or negative did you get
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from it?
Participant 15: Magmatinabangon sa uban tawo.
Researcher 2: How does Fraternity or Sorority affect you as
student?
Participant 15: Wala ra siya naka apekto ma’am kay wala
man gud ga focus sagara diri ang among org.
Researcher 2: In what way that it helps you academically
excell?
Participant 15: Wala ma’am.
Researcher 2: What are the contributions of the organization
sa community?
Participant 15: Ang na contribute namo kay services para sa
komunidad.
Researcher 2: Before joining onsa man imo life sauna
kompara karon nga member naka?
Participant 15: Sauna wala kaayo koy friends.
Researcher 2: Does being a member change you positively or
negatively?
Participant 15: Positively kay nalipay ko nga dili lang ko sa
school or sa balay naka pang hinlo pati na pod sa laing lugar.
Researcher 2: What are the benefits nga imo nakuha as
member?
Participant 15: Naa ra koy ma dali dali og dool og mag
problema ko.
Researcher 2: Mao rato amo mga questions basin naa pa kay
ika share okay ra pod.
Participant 15: Ay wala na ma’am, klase na pod nako.
Researcher 2: Sige sige gang salamat sa time.
Session Number: 04
Time and Date of Interview: 9:am; March 29, 2023
Interviewed by: Joseph T. Casinto Jr.
Transcribed by: Annie Lou B. Moreno
Transcript Number: 16
Mode of Interview: Personal Interview
Location: GADTC, Maloro Tangub City
Utterances Analysis
Researcher 1: Good morning buddy, I am Jospeh Casinto Jr.
and I know kaila naka nako. Pwedi raba ka mahimong
respondent s among study about lived experiences sa mga
student nga member og fraternities or sororities?
Participant 16: Sige buddy okay ra sayon raman gaha na nga
mga pangutana.
Researcher 1: Sa matubag lang nimo buddy mas mayo og
daghan kag ma tubag or share.
Participant 16: Sige buddy bira.
Researcher 1: First question buds kay what Fraternity or
Sorority organization do you belong?
Participant 16: ALPHA KAPPA RHO member buddy.
Researcher 1: Active member paka buddy og pila na pod ka
katuig member?
Participant 16: Yes active tas member ko for three years.
Researcher 1: How are you being a member of it? Are there
any regrets or realization?
Participant 16: Nakarealized ko nga kani nga organization is
more on community services, as osa ka studyante wala kaayo
sya ga hatag og katabang sa pag skwela.
Researcher 1: Kung naa kay ika suggest ana nga matter onsa
mana? feel free nga i ingon lang.
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Utterances Analysis
Researcher 2: Good morning, I am Annie Lou B. Moreno
with a research about Fraternity and sororities lived
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Utterances Analysis
Researcher 1: Good afternoon I am Joseph Casinto and our study
is about Lived experiences of student members of Fraternities and
Sororities in GADTC. Ang first nako nga pangutana sa imo is
What Fraternity or Sorority organization do you belong and are
you still active? and pwedi ba mi makabalo og pila naka ka years
nga member ana nga organization?
Participant 18: TAU GAMMA PHI ko na belong. Member ko
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Researcher 1: Thank you sa pag tubag kamo na pod mag ing ani
sunod.
Utterances Analysis
Researcher 1: Good afternoon I am Joseph Casinto and our study
is about Lived experiences of student members of Fraternities and
Sororities in GADTC. Ang first nako nga pangutana sa imo is
What Fraternity or Sorority organization do you belong and are
you still active? Og pwedi ba mi makabalo og pila naka ka years
nga member ana nga organization?
Participant 19: ALPHA MU PHI ko belong sir og duha ka tuig
nako nga member.
Researcher 1: How are you being a member of that organization?
Participant 19: Medyo okay ra sir.
Researcher 1: Nagmahay ba ka or onsa may realizations nimo?
Participant 19: As myembro nga studyante pa kay madungagan
gyud imo baryunon tapos ang responsibilidad sab nimo mapun
an.
Researcher 1: How does it feel pd nga member ka ana nga
organization?
Participant 19: Goods ra sir kaya ra.
Researcher 1: What are the positive or negative ba kaha nga
influenced imo nakuha from ana?
Participant 19: Ang maanad nga mu participate sa community sir
pareha anang mag pahina.
Researcher 1: In what way man nga naapektuhan ka ani as a
student?
Participant 19: Sukad pagsulod nako wala raman ko naapektuhan.
Researcher 1: In what way nga nakatabang ni nimo to
academically excell?
Participant 19: Wala koy ma say ani kay wa man sta ingon nag
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Utterances Analysis
Researcher 1: Good afternoon I am Joseph Casinto pwedi baka
ma part sa among gi conduct nga study about Lived experiences
of student members of Fraternities and Sororities in GADTC.
Onsa gani ka nga frat member?
Participant 20: ALPHA SIGMA EPSSILON
Researcher 1: still active og mga pila na ka years nga member?
Participant 20: Four years member na.
Researcher 1: How are you being a member?
Participant 20: Malipayon sir.
Researcher 1: Nagmahay ba ka or onsa may realizations nimo?
Participant 20: Ang ako ma ingon lang kay dili gyud siya ing ana
lang ka simple sudlan daghan pag agian onya madungagan pa imo
mga baryunon kay ofcourse naa may mga fines og mga amoton
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Appendix F
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Educational Background
Tertiary : Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Education
Gov. Alfonso D. Tan College
Maloro, Tangub City
2022-2023
Seminar/Workshop Attended:
Educational Background
Tertiary : Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Education
Governor Alfonso D. Tan College
Maloro, Tangub City
2022 - 2023
2018-2022 : Member
Criminology Intensive Training Unit
Gov. Alfonso D. Tan College
Maloro, Tangub City
Seminar/Workshop Attended: