CAMPUS journalists from the Guagua National Colleges (GNC) High School Department underwent training to prepare them for the upcoming Cluster 8 Secondary Schools Press Conference next month.
Alumni of the Guagua National Colleges were invited to train the campus journalists until the actual event.
Arjay Bartolome, a former radio broadcaster and writer of The Mirror, honed the students' skills in broadcasting and feature writing.
Rhovin Luke Maglaqui, the Mirror's former layout artist and photojournalist, trained some campus journalists for the Collaborative Desktop Publishing contests.
Precious Joy Santos, also a former photojournalist, shared her expertise in photography and photojournalism.
Paul Adrian Hular, a former writer, taught students copyreading and headline writing.
A former artist, Jobie Diwa, shared his knowledge on editorial cartooning.
Jethro Rollo and Erica Retuya, former editors in chief of the Mirror, taught the basics of editorial writing.
Caryl Ann Sunga, also a former writer, reinforced the students' skills in news writing.
Lastly, Emmanuel Apron taught how to write a good sports report.
The Mirror, which is the official student publication of GNC, spearheaded the series of trainings, with the supervision of its moderator, June Bacani, and the officers in charge of the GNC Junior and senior high school departments, Allen Nulud and Geraldine Lim, respectively. (Eugene Gatchalian/UA Intern)