EDCAST 5 #3: Behind EDSA Work Programs - EDCAST

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In this episode, we reflect on our experiences as active students in EDSA work programs. From welcoming new students during DATE to organizing competitions for Shakesperior and performing in ENITE, we share the challenges and rewards of being part of the committee and cast. We also discuss balancing academics with responsibilities and how these experiences help develop leadership, teamwork, and creativity, while leaving us with lasting skills, friendships, and memories.

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This episode was published on January 20, 2026.

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In this episode, we reflect on our experiences as active students in EDSA work programs. From welcoming new students during DATE to organizing competitions for Shakesperior and performing in ENITE, we share the challenges and rewards of being part...

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