Jedd Tuazon

My name is Jeddeo Florence M. Tuazon the son of Floresto and Minda Tuazon the youngest of the three siblings. I am born and raised in Manila my family's origins is traced back to the province of Libmanan, Camarines Sur. I am currently taking Bachelors Degree in Information Technology.

I am currently a fourth yera student in AMA Manila Campus. I partake in school activities such as "Linggo ng Wika", Sportsfest, CISCO Competition, etc. I am the Vice President of the CISCO Student Organization in our school. I am responsible for the activities of the organization in case the President is not present. Why do I partake in such events you would ask? Because it boost my confidence and helps me to be calm and composed. I was awarded Leadership awards through the course of my term I am also the P.R.O of the English society for a year. We did a lot of events which the students were excited for like Battle of the Bands. Food Fest and English Week. It was the glory days of our school were the students are treated equally and the professors are top notch.

Before being a Vice President of the CSO 3 years ago I was a transferee from Adamson University the reason I transfered is because I do not like what I had become. I had become someone I do not want to be, the peer pressure in our University was too overwhelming I did things that I am not proud of and thus I made my decision to transfer to another school and the rest was history.

As I transfered I told myself that I would be a better version of what I become in Adamson. I studied well in the first few years in AMA. I taught myself the fundamentals of Adobe PS and as I progress I learned a lot from my classmates/schoolmates. I also taught myself Adobe Dreamweaver and other Adobe softwares. As I am getting near the end of my college life I am thankful for my family and friends who supported me throughout my journey. It was never easy I had a lot of mistakes but I will never regret it because I will not be here today if I hadn't realize the things I have done wrong in the past.