PRO candidates aim to empower Artlets to speak up
By MARIA CECILIA O. PAGDANGANAN
GONE are the days when the public relations officer (PRO) was relegated to merely creating posters and social media content. In an effort to cope with the changing times, the candidates for PRO seek not only to disseminate accurate information but also to address the grievances of Artlets.
'Never settle'
Running under Grand Alliance for Progress (GAP), legal management freshman Rosario Raña believes her major has prepared her for the role of PRO.
“As an LM student, I always think on my feet,” she says. “Lalo na kapag ‘yung mga [recitation], kailangan fast ka na mag-answer. Siyempre it’s important as a PRO kasi I disseminate information.”
“I learned to be very detail-oriented. I should not miss facts or principles, lalo na when it comes