Bittersweets and Orgcomm Stuff

I will be graduating next term.

Looking back at my college life, it seemed so fast, but when I was right there at those times when there are tons of work to do, days just seemed to be so slow. However, no matter how fast or slow college life has been, I wouldn't mind doing it all over again. It is fun and definitely enriching. In fact, I am proud of myself. Even though I don't have the highest CGPA, I am happy, because I know I've learned.

Taking up organizational communication made a huge impact on the way I see things. Every time I come across something related to communication, arts, and the media, I look at it in a certain perspective: the perspective of an orgcomm student. There are many ways to perceive the world, and the orgcomm perspective is just one of them. I didn't acquire this way of thinking overnight, I acquired this from the numerous readings that were tasked to us, the numerous activities that were assigned to us, and the mind boggling analytical questions that was thrown to us. Don't get me wrong, I'm not ranting, I'm just stating a fact. In addition, I am thankful to have undergone all these things.

Having this course made me realize another thing. I learned what Ms. Diaz used to tell us in THEORYO--discipline. I might be cranky and kinky most of the time, but when it comes to "orgcomm stuff", I know what I should do and how I should do it.

I don't see graduation as an end of learning orgcomm stuff. I see it as a bridge. Something that would connect me to another arena where I would learn more orgcomm stuff. This arena is what we all call as work!