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SMU Accounting Events Overview

The document outlines the academic and non-academic events for several universities' JPIA events. The academic events include quizzes on accounting and tax topics, while the non-academic events include spoken word poetry contests, digital poster making contests, and singing competitions. The events will take place on various dates in April 2021 over platforms like Facebook Live, Google Meet and Zoom, with clear mechanics outlined for judging and selecting winners.
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SMU Accounting Events Overview

The document outlines the academic and non-academic events for several universities' JPIA events. The academic events include quizzes on accounting and tax topics, while the non-academic events include spoken word poetry contests, digital poster making contests, and singing competitions. The events will take place on various dates in April 2021 over platforms like Facebook Live, Google Meet and Zoom, with clear mechanics outlined for judging and selecting winners.
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1.

Saint Mary’s University (SMU)

Academic Event

 JPIA ACCOUNTANONG: Online Quiz Bee (Special Edition)


April 7, 2021 – Via Facebook Live @ NFJPIA-R2 Official Facebook Page

Mechanics:

1. There are 20 questions prepared for this event and will be flashed on the screen
one at a time. questions will be read once by the quiz master. Participants are
only allowed to type tehri answers after the quiz master says go and a “Go”
comment is seen in the comment section. Answers before the will not be honored.
2. The first three (3) comments shown on the screen of the quiz master who got
the correct answer will merit the equivalent points. The pointing system is 7-5-3.
3. The facilitator/s shall announce the name of those who got the correct answer
together with tehri corresponding place and merited points.
4. The first tree (3) highest points with their accumulated points after 20
questions had been answered will declared as the 1 st, 2nd, and 3rd placer
respectively.

Non-Academic Events

 ACCOUNTING, ANONG GANAP NATIN?: Spoken Word Poetry


Deadline of Submission of Entries: April 6, 2021 @12nn
Voting Starts on April 6, 2021 @8:00 PM
Voting Ends on April 7 2021 @ 8:00 PM

Mechanics:

1. Each school must have or may send a maximum of one (1) representative for
this contest.
2. The contestant must compose a free-verse or rhyme poem on today’s theme
“Accounting, anong ganap natin?”
3. English, Filipino, or Filipino/English shall be the medium of expression.
4. Do not use vulgar or profane words or obscene language/s. The entry must also
be an original piece of the contestant. Plagiarism is highly prohibited.
5. The video should last for 2-5 minutes and the face of the contestant must be
shown on the video.
6. Winners will be identified through votes and voting will be conducted using
Facebook reactions (wow and heart only).
7. Sharing, commenting and mentioning names at the entries are allowed but it will
not be considered as part of the voting mechanics.
8. The three (3) entries with the highest number of combined wow and heart
reactions shall be declared as 1st, 2nd, and 3rd placer respectively.

 JPIAN-CAMPUS TOUR: Digital Poster Making Contest


Deadline of Submission of Entries: April 6, 2021 @12nn
Voting Starts on April 6, 2021 @8:00 PM
Voting Ends on April 7 2021 @ 8:00 PM

Mechanics:

1. Each school must have or may send a maximum of one (1) representative for
this contest.
2. The poster must illustrate, interpret and emphasize the theme of the “Lakbay-
JPIAN: JPIAN-Campus tour”. It must specifically showcase the University
Campus of the participant.
3. The contestants may use Photoshop, Paint, or any related software applications
or media for digital poster.
4. The entry must also be an original poster of the contestants. Plagiarism is
highly prohibited.
5. The poster must be in an A4 size (8.27” x 11.69”) in a PORTRAIT format.
6. Winners will be identified through votes and voting will be conducted using
Facebook reactions (wow and heart only).
7. Sharing, commenting and mentioning names at the entries are allowed but it will
not be considered as part of the voting mechanics.
8. The three (3) entries with the highest number of combined wow and heart
reactions shall be declared as 1st, 2nd, and 3rd placer respectively.

2. MPCI

Academic Event

 Accounting in Jumble-Entry
April 10, 2021 – Zoom Conference

Guidelines:

1. This event shall be open to all bona fide members of NFJPIA-R2. Each local
chapter shall have a maximum of 6 representatives.
2. Zoom Conference shall be utilized as the platform.
3. Each local chapter shall submit the official list of their representatives. Only those
persons included in the list shall be admitted to the Zoom Meeting.
4. Participants shall enter the Zoom Meeting with the format:
LCCODE_FULLNAME. (Ex. MPCI_Jane Doe)
5. The Accounting in Jumble-Entry shall be composed of 10 items of jumbled
letters. Words and phrases could be related to any CPALE subjects.
6. Participants should rearrange the jumbled letters flashed on the screen to form
the correcting accounting words/phrases within the forty-five (45) seconds.
7. Participants shall place their answers, typed in UPPERCASE, through the chat
box after the GO signal (in the chat box). All correct answers given before the
signal shall bear no points.
8. The participants who could first give the correct answer will be the winner for
that item.
9. For the Local Chapter Category, one point will be given for the 1 st five correct per
item. The top 3 Local Chapters with the highest total accumulated points shall be
the winners.
10. In case of a tie, a clincher round will be conducted where the LC that could give
the correct answer shall be the winner.
Non-Academic Event

 The Series of Tanong


April 10, 2021 – Twitter

Guidelines:

1. This non-academic event shall be open to all NFJPIA-R2 member.


2. Twitter shall be utilized as online platform.
3. Your tweet must contain a picture of you and your caption will serve as your
answer.
4. Use the hashtags:
#Region2our
#NFJPIAR2
#Saranay
5. Entries with incomplete hashtags will be automatically forfeited.
6. All participants must follow the NFJPIA-R2 official twitter account (NFJPIA
REGION 2)
7. Originality of answer is strictly observed.
8. Questions to be answered are the following:
a. Nag accountancy ako because?
b. Bakit karamihan sa accountancy students walang jowa?
c. Bakit mahilig sa kape ang mga accountancy?
d. Bakit icacalculator mo pa yung 2+2?
e. Dahilan kung bakit lagging puyat ang mga accountancy students?

3. CVCITC

Academic Event

 AHA-CCOUNTIGN HUGOT
April 13, 2021 – Zoom Meeting @ 6:00 PM

Mechanics:
1. Open for all members of NFJPIA Region 2.
2. The goal is to have HUGOT entries showcasing your knowledge of Accounting,
Law and Taxation.
3. One (1) entry per Local chapter. Entries must be in photo to be flashed on screen.
4. The battle is to get the entries that gain the most numbered reactions by
commenting ‘heart’ in the chat box area.
5. The top three (3) entries that will earn the highest reacts will be declared as
winners of Php100 load each.

Non-Academic Event

 Singing Bee-Ring Me

April 13, 2021 – Zoom Meeting @ 6:00 PM

Mechanics:

1. Magpopost ng sampung lyrics ng kanta sa screen ang mga opisyal ng CVCITC-


JPIA.
2. Kailangang kumpletuhin ng mga kalahok and lyrics ng kanta kasama ang bagay
na kanyang isasagot dahil ang nawawalang lyrics sa kanta ay mga bagay.
3. Paunahan sa pag-comment ng “MINE” sa commet box. Pagkatapos ay kailangan
mag unmute at kantahin ang kanta. Kailangang ipakita ang bagay ng kanyang
kasagutan.
4. Ang unang kalahok na makakakumpleto ng lyrics at magpakita ng tamang item
sa “singing bee-ring me” ay mananalo ng Php50 worth of cellphone load.
5. Isesend ang cellphone load sa mga mananalo pagkatapos ng sampung kanta.
6. Para mas maunawaay ay mayroon tayong sample.

4. University of La Salette (ULS)

Academic Event

 Clash of School: Accounting Quiz Showdown FAMILY FEUD EDITION


April 12, 2021 – 8:30-12:00 PM @ Google Meet
Guidelines:

1. This event would be participated by a group of 3, consisting of 1 2 nd year student


and 2 1st year students of the participating school. The contestants’ Google Meet
entry name shall be stated by this format: (School, Year Level, Last Name) e.g.,
(ULS-2nd year, Nino)
2. All contestants must be currently enrolled in BS Accountancy or any other
accounting-related courses acknowledged by JPIA (e.g., BS Accountancy
Information System) for the Academic Year 2020 – 2021. And must also be bona
fide members of JPIA of tehri respective school for the year 2021 – 2021.
3. Contestants need to choose their team color and inform the organizing
committee as soon as possible, as it will be the color of their wardrobe during the
said event.
4. Any contestant who violates the specified provisions that are stated in the IRR
shall be given a warning for 1 st offense. On the 2nd offense, the contestant shall be
given a sanction of accumulating only 30% of his/her total scores garnered in all
rounds. Violation of the provision for the 3 rd time shall mean disqualification of
the contestant from the competition in general.
5. The Clash of School: Accounting Quiz Showdown Family Feud Edition;
constitutes three (3) rounds namely: Easy, Average, and Difficult rounds. Each
round follows a certain procedure (for a detailed information, please refer to the
IRR).
6. The entire competition will be recorded by the committee. This is solely for the
control purposes and it will not be used for any other reasons.
7. Cheating of any form or kind will not be tolerated. Anyone caught cheating will
automatically be disqualified.
8. After sending the contest rules and mechanics before the scheduled quiz
showdown, contestants are given the chance to raise questions/clarifications
regarding the said rules and mechanics to the respective organizing committee.
They will only be allowed to do this before the scheduled day of quiz showdown.
Non-Academic Event

 Bathroom Eleganza Extravaganza – The Extra-Special Runaway Showdown


April 12, 2021 – 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Guidelines:

1. Each local chapter shall send at most 5 members including the model to
showcase their talents in modeling.
2. All contestants must be currently enrolled in BS Accountancy or any other
accounting-related courses acknowledged by JPIA (e.g., BS Accounting
Information System) for the Academic Year 2020 – 2021. And must also be bona
fide members of JPIA of their respective school for the Academic Year 2020 –
2021.
3. The participants are required to make creative dress for the model in which the
materials that will be used only be seen inside the bathroom (specific list of
materials to be considered are enlisted in Contest Rules and Mechanics, Section
1.1 of the IRR).
4. The duration of the whole activity (creation of creative dress to uploading of
necessary documents) is 4 hours.
5. The output should be one (1) runaway video, one (1) documentation video, and
three (3) pictorial shots. The documentation for their outputs should be through
video time-lapsed (5-7 minutes).
6. Use of wigs, make-up and footwear are allowed to use.
7. Contestants can use glue guns and sewing materials in the construction of the
attire.

5. SFC

Academic Event

 Triv2r Mania
April 15, 2021 – 6:00 PM @ NFJPIA Region 2 FB Page
Guidelines:

1. Each local chapter must send five (5) participants, open to any year level and
must be a bona fide member of NFJPIA Region 2.
2. Local Chapter must send an official list of participants to the VPA in charge.
3. Zoom and Ahaslides will be utilized in this activity.
4. Triv2r Mania is a General Information Quiz Bee composed of three rounds.
5. Whoever accumulated the highest score shall be declared as Triv2r Mania
Wizard.
6. In case of a tie, clincher round shall be utilizing AhaSlides.

Non-Academic Event

 ALOHA Whisper Challenge: Quarantine Edition


April 15, 2021 – 6:00 PM @ NFJPIA Region 2 FB Page

Guidelines:

1. Each local chapter must send 1 team to compose of 2 members, open to any year
level and must be a member of the NFJPIA Region 2.
2. Local Chapters must send an official list of participants to the VPA in charge.
3. Zoom Application will be utilized in this activity.
4. WC:QE is inspired by Pinoy Henyo. 1 member of each team will be receiving the
word and the other 1 must guess it. The receiver will be muted and can only nod
or share his/her head and the member who will be guessing is allowed to talk.
5. The category will be General Information and composed of three rounds.
6. Whoever accumulated the highest score shall be declared as Legendary
Whisperer.

7. OLPCC

Academic Events
 Bible Quiz Bee

Mechanics:

1. Each local chapter may form a team of three (3) members with one (1) participant
for each category, each member of the team will answer the three contest
categories: a) old testament, b) four gospels, c) acts of the apostles, the letters,
and the revelation. Each category contains fifteen (15) questions in multiple-
choice form.
2. Participants must have 2 gadgets (e.g., smart phone, tablet, laptop or desktop)
and a strong internet connection to participate in the academic events.
3. The academic event will be utilizing ahaslide and zoom application.
4. Participants are not allowed to leave the online application, three (3) points will
be deducted from his/her total score from the particular academic event each
time he/she leaves.
5. Participants who will be caught cheating shall be automatically disqualified.
6. The official bible versions are the new American bible and the new revised
standard version (catholic edition).
7. The contest covers both the old and new testaments. English is the official
language of the contest.
8. Three teams with the highest cumulative scores will be announced as the
winners.

 Word Hunting

Mechanics:

1. Each local chapter may send 2 members for this event.


2. Accounting related questions will be posted on the screen.
3. Participants will answer the questions by looking for the word on the table
provided, in 30 seconds times. They will also indicate the position of the word in
the table. (SLANTING, HORIZONTAL, VERTICAL).
4. Participants will enter their answer in the chat box. And the first one to answer
wins.
Non-Academic Events

 Word Factory Game

Mechanics:

1. The event is open to all bona fide members of the NFJPIA-R2 Federation Year
2020 – 2021.
2. Facilitator will post the game on the screen.
3. Players will list as many words as they can in the time provided, submit it and the
assigned facilitator will check the answers.
4. All players will be given 1 minute 30 seconds on the EASY round, 1 minute on the
AVERAGE ROUND, and 1 minute on the DIFFICULT round.
5. Each round has a corresponding 3 points each on the first round, 5 points each
on the second round, and 10 points each on the last round.
6. Top 5 players with the highest score will proceed to the final round.
7. In the final round, 5 sets will be posted for word hunting and all the players will
be given 1-minute time each set with a corresponding points of 10 points.

 Bring Me

Mechanics:

1. Each local chapter may send 2 members for this event.


2. The first person to bring the host a said object wins.
3. The longer the game goes, the more unusual the object can be, which adds to the
fun.
4. Items can include anything you can think of that will be in the room or inside the
house.
5. Increase the fun by asking things with a twist like by giving clue about and not
saying directly what is the object being asked.
 Scavenger Hunt

Mechanics:

1. The event is open to all bona fide members of the NFJPIA-R2 federation year
2020 – 2021.
2. Facilitator will post a riddle in the screen and will read it.
3. The person who failed to give the facilitator the item described by the riddle will
be eliminated. However, if everybody gave the correct item, the last person will be
eliminated.
4. The last person standing will be the winner.

 Bingo: Fill me As You Know Me

Mechanics:

1. The event is open to all bona fide members of the NFJPIA-R2 federation year
2020 – 2021.
2. There will be 8 fun facts about accounting. The fun facts will be flashed for only
30 seconds and it’s up to the participants how they can fill out the bingo card.
3. The participants will find the answer from the BINGO card to be provided
virtually.
4. The winning pattern could be the following:
5. The participants only need to get 4 correct answers which forms a square in any
corner of the card.
6. The first one to accomplish the winning pattern wins.

 Google Meet/Zoom: Conference Call Bingo

Mechanics:

1. The event is open to all bona fide members of the NFJPIA-R2 federation year
2020 – 2021.
2. Game board will be distributed.
3. Same procedures will apply with how you play regular bingo game and whoever
the first to complete a row will have a prize.

 Bleacher Cheer Dance: Pandemic Edition

Mechanics:

1. The event is open to all bona fide members of the NFJPIA-R2 federation year
2020 – 2021.
2. Each local chapter may send a minimum of ten (10) participants and maximum
of twenty-five (25) participants. The event is similar to Bleacher Cheer Dance
wherein the group will simultaneously move their hands while sitting together in
bleachers. However, due to restrictions, the event will be pre-recorded into a
video collage and will be played during FB Live and will be posted in the page.
3. The local chapter may opt to choose their music piece so long as it is considered
as Original Pinoy Music (OPM).
4. The minimum length of performance is three (3) minutes and a maximum of five
(5) minutes. Teams who go beyond or fall short on the time provided will be
penalized. Every fall short based on the time provided will be penalized. Every
exceeding second will get one (1) point deduction from the total score. (e.g., 5:12
– 12 points deduction)
5. Hand props are allowed. Pyrotechnics and other similar dangerous or hazardous
props are strictly prohibited.
6. All routines must be appropriate for family viewing. Any vulgar or suggestive
movements, words, or music may result in disqualifications. Uniforms must also
be decent.
7. The video will only be edited to adjust lightings, insert music and to make a
collage video. Other forms of editing, e.g., animations, texts and graphics are
prohibited.
8. A panel of judges shall determine the winners based on the foregoing criteria.
Any violation of the foregoing rules may be used as a ground for disqualification
or otherwise cause the appropriate point deduction on the final score. The
decision of the panel shall be final.

9. ISU-CAUAYAN

Academic Event

 Accounting Rebus – Online Quiz Bee

Mechanics:

1. This is open to all bona fide member of JPIA-ISU-CCC.


2. Participants will use 1 gadget in answering and must have a strong internet
connection to participate in the academic event.
3. The Academic event will be utilizing Edmodo Application.
4. There will be an allotted time to answer every words or combination of pictures.
5. The Accounting Rebus shall be composed of 3 rounds – Easy, Average and
Difficult: 2 points per item for Easy Round; 3 points per item for Average Round;
and 5 points per item for Difficult Round.

Non-Academic Event

 JPIA Runway Fashion Show

Mechanics:

1. This non-academic event is open for all Valley JPIANs.


2. Each local chapter shall have one (1) participant, either male or female.
3. Participants must have their original composition of ideas to build their creative
attires.
4. Either recycled or indigenous materials may be used in creating the costume and
allowed to use any additional accessories.
5. Participation in the event is entirely at the performer’s own risk. Performance of
dangerous choreography will not be reflected favorably in the scoring.
6. Props such as oil, confetti, pyrotechnic gadgets, smoke generators or combustible
material, broken glass, live animals, sharp objects and the like are prohibited.
7. Choreography should not be vulgar and must not contain any subliminal or
sexually suggestive act.
8. Each participant must submit a video wearing the costume with a background
music Toco Toco To by Dixson Waz, not exceeding two (2) minutes. Deduction of
points are imposed in every 10 seconds exceeding time.
9. The video entries must be submitted to deivesalcup@[Link] on or before
April 8 at exactly 12:oo noon with your name and the name of local chapter.
10. All entries of the participants will be posted on our page for Facebook reactions.
11. Facebook (reactions) will stop on April 10 at exactly 12:00 PM. Announcement of
winners will be posted on April 18 as part of the culminating activity.
12. Non-winners will also receive e-certificate of appreciation.
13. The decision of juries is final and irrevocable.

Criteria for Judging:

Originality of Design 30%

Creativity 15%

Relevance to the Theme 40%

Posture 5%

Overall Impact (Heart React) 10%

 JPIA Film Poster: A Film of an Accounting Student

Mechanics:

1. This non-academic event is open for all JPIANs.


2. Each local chapter shall have one (1) participant.
3. Entry should be in:
High resolution (300 PPI)
JPEG Format
24” x 36”
4. Entry must be a digital image that is an original creation by the participants.
5. The following entries will be disqualified:
a. Use of sharp materials, form of liquid and pyrotechnic materials.
b. Use of unacceptable clothing
c. Threat of violence, pornographic content, hate or racism and no explicit
content.
d. The entry not exist or were submitted in any competition.
e. Only heart and wow reactions and one share are valid for tabulation.
f. The decision of the judges is final and irrevocable.

Criteria for Judging:

70% from Judges

Creativity and Uniqueness 15%

Content/Relevance to the Theme 35%

X Factor 20%

Visual Effects 30%

30% from Social Media

Reaction 50%

Shares 50%

Overall Criteria

Film Poster 70%

Social Media 30%

10. UPHSL Isabela Campus


Academic Event

 Accounting Theory Quiz Bee

Mechanics:

1. Each chapter must send one (1) participant, open to any year level and must be a
bona fide member of NFJPIA R2.
2. This activity will cover 3 specific CPALE subjects namely FAR, Auditing and
RFBT (ObliCon).
3. Zoom and Ahaslides will be utilized in this activity.
4. Whoever accumulated the highest score shall be declared as Champion, 1st
placer, and 2nd placer respectively.
5. In case of a tie, clincher questions shall be given using Ahaslides.

Non-Academic Event

 Guess the Emoji: Perps Edition

Mechanics:

1. Each chapter must send one (1) participant, open to any year level and must be a
bona fide member of NFJPIA R2.
2. In this activity, facilitators will play a video clip twice for your basis in guessing
the emoji's. The answers can be a word or phrase.
3. It will be composed of 10 emoji's and participants can get a high score if he/she
can answer correctly and in speed. Time allotted for each emoji will be 60
seconds.
4. Zoom application will be utilized in this activity.
5. Whoever accumulated the highest score shall be declared as Champion, 1st
placer, and 2nd placer respectively.

 Memes Accounting Edition

Mechanics:
1. Each local chapter must send one (1) participant, open to any year level and must
be a bona fide member of NFJPIA R2.
2. In this activity, participants shall create an accounting meme and must be
uploaded in the Drive provided by the organizers.
3. Do not upload in all the social media platforms beforehand as it will be one of the
grounds for disqualifications.
4. All entries will be uploaded by the organizers on the official FB page of NFJPIA
R2 Council, all reactions will be counted.
5. Whoever accumulated the highest score shall be declared as Champion, 1st
placer, and 2nd placer respectively.

11. ISAP

Academic Event

 Barongot Intergalactic Challenge Play

Mechanics:

1. This activity is open to all bona fide member of the NFJPIA Region 2 Council.
2. Barongot Intergalactic Challenge is a battle of Luck and Wit, composed of three
(3) rounds with different challenges.
3. Zoom, Ahaslides, and FB Messenger will be utilized in this activity.
4. Questions will be composed of General Knowledge and all CPALE subjects.
5. Whoever accumulated the highest score shall win.
6. Round 2 challenges will be announced on the event proper.

Non-Academic Event

 K-POP and Tiktok Random Play Dance

Mechanics:

1. This is open to all bona fide member of NFJPIA Region 2 Council.


2. Each local chapter may send one (1) representative.
3. Whoever can dance Tiktok and K-pop songs with the right choreography will win
the competition.

[Link]-Echague

Non-Academic Event

 General Intourmation

Mechanics:

1. Each local chapter must send a maximum of two (2) bona fide JPIA member.
2. The platform Zoom is to be used. The link will be sent by the organizer 1 hour
before the start of the said event.
3. The quiz bee shall cover General Knowledge about Region 2.
4. All participants shall attend the meeting room twenty (20) minutes before the
Quiz Bee proper.
5. The Quiz Master will read the questions twice. The timer will start after saying
"Go" and the participants shall start answering and typing their answers.
6. Three (3) points for the easy round, five (5) points for the average round, and
seven (7) points for the difficult round.
7. For easy round, there will be 15 questions, 12 questions for the average, and 10
questions for the difficult round. And each round shall have 10 seconds to
answer.
8. The participants shall send their answers to their respective receiver before the
Quiz Master says "Stop". Failure to submit their answers to the right receiver
shall consider the answer wrong.
9. The camera of the participants must be open all throughout the event.
10. The top three (3) contestants accumulating the highest points shall be declared as
the 1st placer, 2nd placer, and 3rd placer respectively.
 Kavougena2rista

Mechanics:

1. Each local chapter may have two (2) female and male participants.
2. The participants are required to create a digital copy of a magazine cover
containing the cover model as well as their chosen spot to represent.
3. The top three (3) contestants accumulating the highest points shall be declared as
1st, 2nd, and 3rd placer respectively.

 Creative Photography

Mechanics:

1. Each local chapter is allowed to send two (2) entries.


2. The theme is about "Imaginary Tour". Since there are strict protocols that we
need to obey, each participant must compose and capture of a scene that focuses
on the theme.
3. The participants are not allowed to go to the specific spot, but rather think of a
way that will represent and portray such places.
4. The top three (3) contestants accumulating the highest points shall be declared as
1st, 2nd, and 3rd placer respectively.

 4Pics1Tour

Mechanics:

1. The organizer will prepare ten (10) sets of pictures to be uploaded on the page.
2. All JPIA members are allowed to answer.
3. The first one to comment the answer will be the winner.

 2wa ka na niyan?

Mechanics:

1. Each local chapter may send five (5) entries.


2. Create a meme related to accounting and make us all JPIANs laugh.
3. Each participant may use their own photos and ideas.
4. No swearing, crude or mean languages.
5. The top three (3) contestants accumulating the highest points shall be declared as
1st, 2nd, and 3rd placer respectively.
[Link]
Academic Event
 NaSIKan Kagalok: Accounting Meme
Mechanics:
1. An image will be given on the day of the event and they should base the
accounting meme on the given image.
2. The participant having the funniest meme based on the reaction of the panel's
score will be declared "The Memer".
3. Each LC can send a maximum of three representatives.
Non-Academic Event
 Sports Event: TadDAY tam Laman

1. Elimination Round: Zoom Charades


2. Semi Finals: Zoom Pictionary
3. Final Round: Spot the difference
4. Each LC must send 1 team with 5 participants in each.

 nAMnama
Mechanics:
1. Each LC must have a boyband groups.
2. Participants should imitate a music video of ang boyband locally or
internationally.
3. The song's message should be about hope.

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Using social media reactions as a judging criterion can lead to challenges such as the reliance on participants' ability to mobilize their networks, potentially making the competition more about popularity than merit. This dependency could result in biased outcomes where entries with genuine quality may not be fairly acknowledged if the creators have smaller networks. There's also a risk of vote manipulation through fake accounts, making it difficult to ensure the integrity and fairness of the results .

The stringent rules on originality, which strictly prohibit plagiarism, imply that participants must invest considerable time and effort into creating authentic and creative entries, such as poems, posters, or memes. This requirement affects the preparation process by necessitating research, brainstorming, and revision for originality and adherence to theme, fostering genuine creativity and intellectual honesty. Participants may also need to enhance skills in media production or writing to meet these standards .

The non-academic events, such as Spoken Word Poetry and Digital Poster Making, are designed to showcase participants' creativity through artistic expression. These events allow participants to explore and express their imagination and viewpoints on specific themes using various mediums like poetry or digital art, fostering an environment where originality and personal expression are celebrated. The lenient format, such as allowing free verse in poetry, encourages participants to innovate .

The use of technology platforms such as Zoom for meetings and competitions, Facebook for broadcasting and voting, and Ahaslides for quizzes, plays a critical role in the execution of events by enabling remote participation, thereby increasing accessibility for participants across different locations. These platforms allow for real-time interaction and results tabulation, enhancing the overall efficiency and reach of the events. However, they also present challenges related to internet connectivity and digital literacy among participants, potentially affecting performance .

The voting systems for non-academic events, primarily using Facebook reactions (wow and heart), significantly affect the outcome of these competitions since winners are determined by the number of reactions. This system can lead to the contest becoming a popularity contest, as participants who can mobilize more social media support are likelier to win. It may also influence the strategy of participants to engage their networks to gather more votes .

Plagiarism is highly prohibited in the contests organized by Saint Mary’s University as mentioned in the document. In both the spoken word poetry and digital poster making contests, the entries must be original works of the contestants. Failure to comply with this rule results in disqualification from the contest as originality is emphasized as a mandatory criterion .

Team participation dynamics vary across events, from single representatives to groups for specific academic events like the "Clash of School: Accounting Quiz Showdown" and "ALOHA Whisper Challenge." The structure, often requiring members from different year levels, is significant as it encourages collaboration, diverse perspectives, and mentorship within teams. This team composition can enhance problem-solving abilities and idea generation, crucial for competitions requiring quick responses and comprehensive knowledge .

The 'Clash of School: Accounting Quiz Showdown' is structured to require teams consisting of students from different year levels, promoting cross-cohort collaboration and exchange of knowledge. This setup encourages mentorship and peer learning, as senior participants can provide insights and guidance to the juniors, fostering a collaborative educational environment. Moreover, the team needs to strategize and coordinate effectively to tackle different difficulty rounds, reinforcing teamwork skills .

Participants in events like the "Accounting in Jumble-Entry" may employ strategies such as practicing common accounting terms and their spellings, enhancing typing speed, and mentally rehearsing quick decision-making in a pressurized environment. Familiarity with patterns in letter arrangements and engaging in mock sessions to simulate pressure situations can also aid participants. Time management skills and maintaining focus on the task without distraction are crucial to succeed in the 45-second window provided .

The criteria for judging events like the JPIA Film Poster involve a combination of creativity, uniqueness, content relevance, visual effects, and social media engagement, weighted at 70% from judges and 30% from social media. This balanced approach aims to ensure fairness by incorporating expert opinion and audience interaction. The specific focus on creativity and content allows for an objective assessment of thematic alignment and artistic execution, while social media reactions gauge public engagement and appeal, reducing bias .

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