With the beginning of classes, it is important for freshmen to know who they should look for in case they need anything or have a question/concern about their major and Cásper as a whole.
Major Representatives:
Public Relations:
Mateo Minilo
Age: 21
Year: 2016
Where you can find him at Cásper: during classes – Tuesdays and Thursdays at night, on the 3rd floor.
What does being a student’s representative mean to you?It means reliability. You are there to represent others because they chose you, so you can see yourself as a politic that needs to listen to other students’ necessities. It is also a great opportunity to meet people who are in the same Major as mine that I didn’t know before, or even from the others, since we maintain some contact with the other representatives.
What do you look forward to the most in 2016?I swear I have no idea at all. [Laughs]. I hope it’ll be a good year and that I’ll be able to do some nice things in CAVH.
Loryene Nakahara
Age: 21
Year: 2017
Where you can find her at Cásper: since I work all day, I’m usually at Cásper at 6:30 p.m., in the 3rd or 5th floors. People can also reach me through Facebook and WhatsApp if they ask me.
What does being a student’s representative mean to you?It means listening and understanding other students and, from that, fighting for a better Cásper for everyone.
What do you look forward to the most in 2016?For this year, I hope that our observations, made in 2015, are taken into consideration this year. And that Cásper will be open to listening to us and that our opinions, complaints and suggestions are attended as well.
Radio, TV and Internet:
LaĂs Souza Lima
Age: 23
Year: 2017
Where you can find her at Cásper: Monday to Friday, from 8 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. In the morning, in my classroom, which is at the 5th floor, and during the afternoon and night, on the RTVI labs in the 4th floor.
What does being a student’s representative mean to you?Being a representative, and the same to my internship, means being able to help and listening to people that come across me in the corridors. It’s having liberty to give opinions and to argue when your ideas oppose to others, and grow when having to deal with something we don’t like at all. Clear up questions made by colleagues and always be open to help whoever needs it. I like this sensation; it makes me happy to feel I’m useful to the person next to me.
What do you look forward to the most in 2016?In 2016 I pretend to be even closer to my friends, professors and co-workers – to help and teach as much to learn and be helped. After all, each step is a whole new learning, and in our work area, no day is like the other, there will always be new challenges. So, there’s nothing better to be open to whatever is there to come. Many plans and projects, a long way to go, and new things to learn all together.
Gabriel Nascimento
Age: 18
Year: 2018
Where you can find him at Cásper: in the morning, usually until 2 p.m., in my own class at Cásper, in the RTVI’s Coordination Office or in the CAVH.
What does being a student’s representative mean to you?It means having the opportunity to fight for students’ rights, ensuring they’ll feel supported by college, through their Major’s coordinating body, every time they need.
What do you look forward to the most in 2016?I hope to conclude my period as a representative leaving no freshmen uninformed and making sure they feel welcome in Cásper. As a student, that I’ll be able to accomplish my tasks, obtain more knowledge and explore every opportunity that college offers us. As a professional, I expect to get an internship in any of the areas I enjoy the most in my Major: production and/or edition for television.
Publicity:
Rodolfo José Marcondes Krupka
Age: 21
Year: 2016
Where you can find him at Cásper: In my classroom on the 6th floor, 4PPC
What does being a student’s representative mean to you?Being a student representative means having the mission to take to the coordinators doubts and complaints students have, but mainly communicate to the students what is really happening in the academic space.
What do you look forward to the most in 2016?I have great hopes for 2016, especially to write an excellent TCC and graduate!
Susanna Bresciani
Age: 19
Year: 2016
Where you can find her at Cásper: In my classroom on the 6th floor, 3PPA, in the Publicity Coord or the 5th and 3rd floors.
What does being a student’s representative mean to you?For me it’s the possibility to see the change happening. I like to be in front of the causes my colleagues raise and respecting every different opinion, I am glad to help and collaborate with everyone! It’s a great way to leave all the differences aside and join forces for an improvement of our institution and graduating the best communication professionals. I see this every day and there is always a new challenge and a new opportunity to dialogue with professors and students.
What do you look forward to the most in 2016?This year we have a new coordinator, Joubert de Brito, so I hope to see a new set of values and a better integration between the teachers and students. I am willing to make everything in my capability to help casperians to achieve their goals.
Journalism:
Mariana Gonzalez
Age: 19
Year: 2016
Where you can find her at Cásper:This year, because of my internship I won’t be so present at Cásper as I wish. For the morning students, you can find me in the 3rd floor ramp during breaks. For night students, I am always available via Facebook or WhatsApp. Depending on how urgent the matter is, it is easier to look for Felipe, my colleague as Journalism representative.
What does being a student’s representative mean to you?Understanding student’s demands e translate that to the professors and the coordinator Helena. The most interesting and nice thing is to show to teachers that students have a hard time with some subjects, internships and schedules. In the last few months, I felt the teachers are more open to discuss those matters and saw discuss their own posture in classroom
What do you look forward to the most in 2016?My expectations involve desconstrution. Even if Cásper seams very liberal in a first moment, you can still notice sexist, racist and homophobic attitudes and actions, especially from some teachers. The Groups have been doing an outstanding job to raise awareness against those things. Everything leads me to believe that in 2016, we will have more space for those discussions in lectures and debates.
Felipe Minoru Sakamoto
Age: 18
Year: 2018
Where you can find him at Cásper:People can find me in the Núcleo Editorial or at night in Cásper floors (usually 5th)
What does being a student’s representative mean to you?It’s a great responsability to be the spokesperson to bring student’s demands and defends those in bimestrial meetings. The interaction between students and teachers made me more mature and helped me have more clarity about speaking.
What do you look forward to the most in 2016?That students become more interested in the representation, what shows a bigger concern about their rights inside school’s ground. Also that more freshman apply to be candidates, so the new curriculum have a representation.Â
Humanities:
Nathalia Gorga Falsetti
Age: 21
Major: Journalism
Year: 2016
Where you can find her at Cásper: Usually working at TV Gazeta from 13h to 19h and in her classroom, 4JOC from 19h to 22h30.
What does being a student’s representative mean to you?The meaning to me is to be able to collaborate with the dialogue between students and professors in a healthy and active way, putting in perspective some suggestions and opinions of my colleagues.
What do you look forward to most in 2016?A year full of casperian knowledge and quality communication in and outside of college.
Congregation Representatives:
Publicity:
Bettina Valsecchi Barros
Age: 21
Year: 2017
Where you can find her at Cásper: Usually in classroom, 3PPA, on the 6th floor. During finals probably in one of the computer labs on the 5th floor. Also, you can always find me via Facebook (my profile is Bettina Valsecchi Barros)
What does being a student’s representative mean to you?The student representation is a organ of extreme importance inside college. Sometimes students have problems and are too shy or don’t want to say it out loud, because there are afraid of being harmed later. And we are there to give voice for those students. As a representative, people sometimes even approach me and open their hearts about personal issues. It’s like an older sister/brother.
What do you look forward the most in 2016?I’m usually very organized, from my goals for the year to where I will be spending my Christmas holidays, but in 2016 I have nothing planned it, so if anything really nice turns up, I will be very happy about it.
Radio, TV and Internet:
Camilla Napolitano
Age: 22
Year: 2015
Where you can find her at Cásper: People can find me in the central stairs during breaks or in Clact Zoom sometimes.
What does being a student’s representative mean to you?Bringing students and the institution together, in a way they have equal benefits.
What do you look forward to most in 2016?More dialogue and opening from the Principal’s Office.
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Clara Nonato
Age: 21
Year: 2016
Where you can find her at Cásper: In my classroom, 3RTVA, in Clact Zoom (4th floor) or rehearsing on Trianon Park on Saturdays.Â
What does being a student’s representative mean to you?It’s a way to equal the voices of students to the teachers in a matter that they will hear it.
What do you look forward to most in 2016?Getting closer to figuring out what I want to do with my life, having fun and improving things through CAVH (Centro AcadĂŞmico)
Journalism:
Guilherme Venaglia
Age: 21
Year: 2017
Where you can find him at Cásper: I’m a monitor at the Núcleo Editorial (5th floor), so from 1 to 6 p.m. I’m usually there, in the 5th floor. At night, in my own classroom, so inbox-message me on Facebook.
What does being a student’s representative mean to you?It means being able to help and strengthen the voices of students, in this little brick wall, so we can effectively take part in Cásper’s decisions.
What do you look forward to the most in 2016?As a rep, to fulfill my mandate in Congregation with one more meeting scheduled. As a student, I really want to be part of our Scientific Research Center. And, as a professional, take some new steps on my objective of speaking about economy and politics to a large number of people.
Fidel Zandoná Forato
Age: 18
Year: 2018
Where you can find him at Cásper: every morning and, sometimes, during the afternoon. Besides that, I’m always online on Facebook, so add me!
What does being a student’s representative mean to you?It’s more than a formal occupation; it’s the possibility of involving myself directly with the actions and happenings of our college and representing every student. At the end of the day, who doesn’t want Cásper to be getting better and better?
What do you look forward to the most in 2016?One more year has begun and, as always, with high prospects. Being a member of Congregation, I wish an year full of discussion and effective participation of other students. Being a student, I want some new projects in which I’m able to deeply connect myself with.
CPA (Comissão Própria de Avaliação):
André Valente
Age: 20
Major: Journalism
Year: 2016
Where you can find him at Cásper: I word in the Núcleo Editorial (5th floor), so I’m there everyday from 1 to 7 p.m.. Besides that, you can find me during the morning on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
What does being a student’s representative mean to you?It means testifying and making sure students’ demands and opinions are taken to Cásper’s administration and MEC.
What do you look forward to most in 2016?I intend to keep up with the work I did last year with the Commission, with the survey sheet of students’ assessment. I also want to graduate with a great TCC project and to take part on the changes we’re planning to make in Núcleo Editorial magazines dynamics.
Ana Carolina Siedschlag
Age: 19
Major: Journalism
Year: 2017
Where you can find her at Cásper: everyday, in the morning, in my classroom and between 1 and 7 p.m. in our Núcleo Editorial (5th floor).
What does being a student’s representative mean to you?It means being part of the activities I’m responsible for and pass on Casperians’ demands for college, and also notice our student body about what’s happening in administration.
What do you look forward to most in 2016?In CPA, we’ll have a lot of work to finish all the reports MEC (Ministry of Education) requires. As a student, SOS pre-TCC (Course Completion Assignment). Professionally, I expect to gather more positive experiences for my life.
CTA (ComissĂŁo TĂ©cnica-Administrativa):
José Felipe Adorno
Age: 20
Year: 2016
Major: Journalism
Where you can find him at Cásper: In my classroom, 4JOA or delivering any message in classrooms.
What does being a student’s representative mean to you?Giving more voice to students and attend their demands towards the Fundação and the College.
What do you look forward the most in 2016?I hope that the representation only gets stronger and that students are more heard.
Alana Claro
Age: 20
Year: 2017
Major: Journalism
Where you can find her at Cásper: In the Journalism Coord, my classroom (3JOC), library or 3th floor cafeteria having coffee.
What does being a student’s representative mean to you?Being a student representative, especially in CTA, is a chance to be more present during votings and understand how the college administration works, along with take a look (and sometimes discuss) the college’s priorities.
What do you look forward the most in 2016?A year of consolidation for the student representation, not only in RDs, but in CAVH and other groups, such as Lisandra and AfriCásper. I hope for more student engagement in all those groups, it is very important to have students with an active voice and that really care about the space they study.
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Naiara Albuquerque
Age: 21
Year: 2017
Major: Journalism
Where you can find her at Cásper: In classroom, 3JOD or in Núcleo Editorial.
What does being a student’s representative mean to you?Because I am a representative in the CTA, I participate more in meetings about bureaucratic and macro issues that concern the college. This is my second time as a representative, last year I was representative for the Humanities. Being a representative for me is put yourself out there e question always. I hope that freshman engage and keep bringing up the discussions. Improving the student activities and being side by side with the CAVH and group. Also, being present, always.
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