Congratulations to the talented student artists who have demonstrated their passion and creativity in addressing this year’s theme: “Prioritizing a Health-Based Approach in Drug Abuse Prevention and Control.”
The winners under the Mixed Media category have not only showcased their artistic talent but also conveyed powerful messages through their masterpieces:
1st Place: Ashley Vallejos
Piece: “The Cry of Addiction”
A 3rd-year BSBA Marketing Management student from the Business Administration Department, Ashley’s artwork reflects the silent cries of those struggling with addiction, highlighting the urgent need for compassion, understanding, and a health-centered approach to recovery.
2nd Place: John Wayne Rubis
Piece: “Crossroads”
A 1st-year BS Information System student from the Information System Department, John Wayne’s piece portrays the difficult choices faced by individuals at the crossroads of their lives, urging society to guide them towards healthier and safer paths.
3rd Place: Windessa Clare Jaro
Piece: “Take Me Out Inside”
A 4th-year BSBA Financial Management student from the Business Administration Department, Dessa’s artwork symbolizes the internal struggles of addiction and the cry for intervention, healing, and hope.
We commend these student artists for using their creativity to spark awareness and promote change. Let their works inspire us all to prioritize health, compassion, and action in the fight against drug abuse.
Thank you to everyone who participated and supported this meaningful event. Together, let’s continue to create a safer and healthier future for all!Richelle Aquino
The New Frontier – NCBA Cubao
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