by: Marion G. Magdamit Jr. | (Resistome) Being the president of an academic organization has not always been a dream of mine in the first place. I’ve always known I could lead, but the thought of being at the very top felt overwhelming—it carried a weight of responsibility I wasn’t sure I was ready for. But all those doubts began to fade the moment I saw each officer step up and embrace their role with courage and commitment. And I asked myself, “ Who am I to decline the position which the resident members entrusted me with? ”. Even though doubts and fears initially dominated during our term’s election, I am beyond grateful that each of my co-executive officers set those aside for the sake of the organization’s future. I am really proud of all of you as I have witnessed your growth, passion, and excellence in everything that we have done and accomplished during our term.  Looking back at our progress,  I can say with pride that this term has not only revived but also e...