UB ECE Dancers Shine at the 2024 IECEP National Student Summit

The dynamic dance group comprised five dedicated ECE students: Rydnar Dee P. Alzona, the sole male member, alongside four talented ladies—Johanna Jheane V. Jacinto, Rachel Mae B. Martinez, Trixie Joy P. Viloria, and Jeian Tanya R. Yarcia. Their performance was not only a testament to their hard work but also a celebration of creativity and artistic expression.

Written by Leah Talusig


In a remarkable display of talent and determination, the Electronics Engineering (ECE) students from the University of Baguio proudly secured the 2nd runner-up title in the Step Up: Folk Modern Fusion Group Dance Competition at the 2024 IECEP National Student Summit. This prestigious event took place on November 14, 2024, at UP Diliman, Quezon City, and gathered ECE students from across the nation to showcase their skills and innovations in various disciplines.

UB ECE in the 2024 IECEP National Summit

The annual National Student Summit, organized by the Institute of Electronics and Communications Engineers of the Philippines (IECEP) Education and Student Affairs, features a diverse array of competitions, workshops, and networking opportunities aimed at nurturing student leaders and innovators in engineering and technology. This year’s summit attracted participants from universities nationwide, creating a vibrant atmosphere of collaboration and inspiration.

The ECE dancers’ performance was highlighted as a memorable moment of the event, showcasing their creativity and passion as emerging performers. Through their art, they hope to inspire their peers to engage in the arts and pursue their passions beyond the confines of academia. The experience of dance has instilled in them essential values of discipline and teamwork, reinforcing their belief that it is crucial for students to maintain a balance between their studies and creative outlets.

As they continue to pursue their academic and artistic endeavors, the UB ECE dancers exemplify the spirit of innovation and creativity that the National Student Summit aims to promote. Their journey serves as a reminder of the importance of embracing diverse interests and the enriching experiences that come from participating in the arts.

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