From her sociology society family, advocacy mentors, event coordinator, CASS executive council, and to the whole arachnid community, she harked back to all their help throughout this making of history.
In an interview with CASSayuran, Jelie shared how relieved she was to secure her college’s spot at the shortlisting of the top 3 considering her last pageant where she wasn’t able to advance closer to the title at all. She described her experience with appreciation that every time she had a glimpse of the CASS crowd, it somehow appeased her anxiety.
After clinching the title of Mx. IIT Goodwill, Jelie remains steadfast and committed to the advocacy she has always championed. She hopes to further collaborative endeavors with the LGUs and NGOs to realize the objective of her cause. This means her advocacy in countering disinformation and voter’s empowerment will still live on.
More so, her win opened a lot of offers for her. Apart from her designer’s choice award which she is entitled to a year of free wardrobe for any of her social gatherings, a pageant camp has also expressed intent to invite her to their team.
About the Authors
John Vincent M. Balustre
John Vincent Balustre is a news correspondent and an AB Sociology student. Hailing from the small town of Oroquieta City he has polished his craft in writing and took part in major posts from his former school publication, The CAPITOL of MONHS. His writing interests are usually in politics, community engagement, and entertainment.
Raiza Jill Genalo
Raiza Jill Genalo, a news writer from CASSayuran, is a first year BA Literary and Cultural Studies student at MSU-Iligan Institute of Technology. In high school, she was a sports writer. She has written research papers that won in a few competitions. And also joined and won a few literary contests. She aspires to pursue a career in the medical field, while also exploring and nurturing her love for crafting literature.
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