The Palawan State University School of Law introduced its 12 graduates, who have recently passed the 2019 Bar Exams, starting with a motorcade was held from the PSU Manalo campus, to Ka Inato Restaurant in Brgy. San Manuel, where a short program and lunch was held.
The PSU Law Student Government also attended the celebration, where they heard tips from the new lawyers on succeeding in law school and the Bar Exams.
The new lawyers are:
- Atty. Jazmin D. Altea
- Atty. Norman Alexander C. Austria
- Atty. Mary Jel B. Bacosa
- Atty. Bethel Faith G. Beronio
- Atty. Lara Mae O. Cacal
- Atty. Regina Bella A. Dioso
- Atty. Katrina C. Elauria-Tapalla
- Atty. Jeral G. Mening
- Atty. Allyza Mae S. Ora-Bonales
- Atty. Kenny A. Pe Atty.
- April Joy M. Rabang Atty. Princess Katherine C. Vergara
During the program, the lawyers shared experiences and advice with the audience.
Atty. Rabang narrated that she lasted for 7 years in law school, and she advised the audience to not lose hope even when the going gets tough.
The new lawyers also took questions. Atty. Ora-Bonales, when asked about the edge of PSU Law from other law schools, stated that, “We can study hard, and not in a strenuous environment”.
She also highlighted the competency of the PSU Law professors, and when asked about making a difference in Palawan, Atty. Cacal replied that she would do it “one case at a time.”