Galaxy Campus Student Ambassadors

Last holiday season, Samsung Electronics Philippines Corporation (SEPCO) brought the spirit of sharing and collaboration to life as Galaxy Campus Batch 3 student ambassadors took part in “A Galaxy of Giving: Turning Tables of Communication” at the Philippine School for the Deaf (PSD) in Pasay City. The initiative combined creativity, teamwork, and purpose as students came together to create meaningful gifts that support learning, inclusion, and empowerment.

Impact Beyond the Screen

Galaxy Campus Batch 3 student ambassadors partnered with PSD learners in a hands-on furniture-making workshop, where teams designed and assembled modular furniture made from recycled materials. Using Galaxy tablets, participants collaborated on design concepts before bringing them to life through painting and assembly. The finished pieces were donated to the school—functional, sustainable creations that inspire pride, creativity, and a sense of shared achievement.

Through the activity, ambassadors and learners celebrated the holiday season by creating together, learning from one another, and helping shape a more inclusive future.

Student ambassadors reflected on the experience and its impact.

“This is a really fun way to nurture our creativity while giving back to the community,” shared Yowni Cueto from the University of the Philippines Los Baños.

For Mishka Gotico of Miriam College, the activity highlighted the power of collaboration: “Even with differing communities, you’re still able to shine amidst your differences. I like that we’re really able to come together despite such differences.”

Meanwhile, Nikos Catanus of Iloilo Science and Technology University – Iloilo City Campus emphasized connection beyond language: “The most rewarding part is that we slowly understood each other. We bonded even though we’re not used to communicating in each other’s language. If you really have one goal, even if you don’t fully understand each other, you transcend that border.”

Building Confidence Through Inclusion

Mr. Jordan Madronio, Assistant Principal and Officer-in-Charge of PSD, underscored the importance of initiatives like this for students with hearing disabilities.

“I was very happy because they said they’re learning sign language at the same time,” he shared. “These activities are very meaningful because they boost our students’ confidence, and our society is becoming more open to acceptance. They’re not just deaf—they’re empowered deaf people. What hearing people can do, they can also do.”

Jun Guevara, SEPCO Head of Corporate Marketing, echoed this sentiment: “Our Galaxy Campus student ambassadors are already influential digital communicators within their own spaces. Through this project, we allow them to create impact beyond the screen. Reconnecting through a hands-on activity and supporting an underserved community makes this experience even more meaningful.”

About Galaxy Campus

Galaxy Campus is Samsung Philippines’ flagship student ambassador program for bold, driven college students ready to stand out and make an impact. Launched on August 16, 2025, Batch 3 brings together top students from across the country for a year-long journey featuring exclusive Samsung events, hands-on workshops, mentorship opportunities, and early access to the latest Galaxy devices. The program empowers students to lead initiatives, showcase creativity, and make a difference both on campus and in their communities.

Samsung Philippines President Mr. Roman Han emphasized the company’s commitment to youth education and empowerment: “Galaxy Campus has always been a very special program for Samsung. It encourages everyone to be their most creative and unique self. Globally, Samsung advocates for youth education and student empowerment, and this activity strongly reflects that advocacy.”

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