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CSS Conducts the 8th Session of the PULSE Leadership Series

Leadership begins not with position, but with purpose, and purpose is sustained by discipline.

The 8th Session of the PULSE Leadership Series, held on January 21, 2026, at the CMC Accreditation Room, forms part of the Center for Student Success’ continuous Leadership Development Program, serving as a sustained platform for reflective dialogue and leadership formation among members of the College of Computing Education Student Council.

Designed as an interactive leadership session, the program moves beyond a traditional resource-speaker format, actively engaging participants through guided discussions, reflective exchanges, and collaborative sharing of experiences.

The session examines contemporary perspectives on student leadership, with emphasis on purpose-driven service, collaborative governance, personal accountability, and effective time management as a core leadership competency. Participant engagement highlights strategic prioritization, disciplined decision-making, and balance in managing academic responsibilities alongside organizational leadership roles. The discourse is further enriched by insights from the invited Leadership Session Speaker, Institute for Support Services Director Erolle Linus T. Miranda, who emphasizes values-centered leadership grounded in authenticity and service. In a message to student leaders, Miranda shares, “Your leadership should be felt before it is seen; remember PULSE in action, HEART in purpose. As CMCian leaders, be the light for others, because people follow what they see, not just what they hear.”

As an outcome of the session, participants demonstrate heightened leadership awareness, strengthened peer learning, and acquire practical strategies for effective time management, reinforcing the CMC commitment to developing student leaders who lead with clarity, discipline, and purpose.

CMC leads by purpose, moves with discipline, and stands on character.

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