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The Union of Nation-builders and Innovators for Transparency, Empowerment, and Development (UNITED) has always been at the forefront in protecting the rights and welfare of every Technologian and promoting the overall development of our nation.

UNITED for CIT University has actively made a stand in voicing out and extending service to the Technologians during the education crisis, the pandemic, and the onslaught of Typhoon Odette. As we continuously imbibe this brand of leadership in the Technologian community, we also believe that our national leaders must exhibit the same or even greater receptiveness to the struggles of their constituency and proactivity in addressing national and global issues.

Aside from this, UNITED has always been the pioneer in promoting transparency, accountability, and good governance in the Supreme Student Government and other school organizations by exhibiting financial integrity in handling the student trust fund and demonstrating full disclosure of all transactions entered into by our campus leaders. It is only right that our national leaders should also espouse the same quality of leadership as certified by national and international agencies, such as the Commission on Audit and the International Organization for Standardization. 

With the unanimous approval of its current party officials along with current and former UNITEDmates, UNITED for CIT University formally proclaims its endorsement of VP Leni Robredo and Senator Francis Kiko Pangilinan in their Presidential and Vice Presidential bid in the 2022 National Elections, respectively.

This endorsement is made in alignment with the pursuit of UNITED for nation-building and innovation. The organization believes that leaders, be it on the campus or the national level, should uphold a proven and unblemished track record and a longstanding commitment to service.

Over the years, UNITED for CIT University has espoused the values of transparency, empowerment, and development in our service to the Technologians and the community — and out of all candidates, Vice President Leonor "Leni" Robredo and Senator Francis "Kiko" Pangilinan best exemplify these values.

Furthermore, UNITED has long valued the release of comprehensive platforms, clear roadmaps, and student-centered plans as part of our brand of leadership. Should the youth stand its ground and unify for this May 2022 election, it is imperative that it should be in support of the leaders who can steer the Philippines to be a better nation.

SIGNATORIES:

1. Abadiano, Yvhan Hecruss

2. Abug, Francis Rey

3. Aguanta, Honest

4. Aguipo, Claire

5. Almodiel, Joice

6. Aluba, Ohama

7. Añabieza, Alexis Marie

8. Aquino, Sabrina

9. Araco, Van Collen

10. Araña, Michael

11. Arreglo, Earl Dexter

12. Asok, Joy Hazel

13. Babista, Ian Jason

14. Baclayon, Zion

15. Balo, Mike Dan

16. Balunan, Ivan Jhen

17. Banaag, Christian Robert

18. Barangan, Keir

19. Barolo, Jemina

20. Bartulin, Manel Lourenz

21. Baylosis, Schenly Mae

22. Bitoon, Amadine Bertille

23. Bumanglag, Gabriel Raphael Constantine

24. Bundalian, April Joshua

25. Bustamante, John Reno

26. Caballero, Justin

27. Caballero, Necca

28. Cabando, April Rhona

29. Cabanes, Fritz Janelle

30. Cabasan, Chureyn

31. Caburnay, Yankee

32. Cagadas, Gil John

33. Calumba, Shennah Andrianne

34. Camacho, Jhonryl

35. Cañeda, Paul Angelo

36. Canonigo, Jellianne

37. Canonigo, Rica

38. Cantos, Christian Lawrence

39. Carmona, Kaychee

40. Carreon, Samantha Kate

41. Carreon, Chrycel Jane

42. Catalonia, Jan Dale Carlo

43. Catipay, Michael Heinz

44. Catubag, Aerl Joseph

45. Ceballos, Christine Joy

46. Chu, Carlo

47. Chua, Kevin Ray

48. Daan, Dan Jerald

49. Damalerio, Jason

50. Derequito, Analie

51. Ducay, Athena

52. Econas, Kezhia

53. Empuerto, Geraldine Jane

54. Enriquez, Andre

55. Estopia, Christian

56. Ewican, Anne Zyrelle

57. Fariolen, Renzo

58. Ferraren, Welmar

59. Flores, Jeremy Jules

60. Flores, Maeve Jasmin Shelly

61. Ganuza, Vhon Chrisnan

62. Gargaran, Jan Peolo

63. Gepitulan, Schwerl

64. Gimena, Jersey Anne

65. Godinez, Jessa Mae

66. Gumandoy, Aldrin Glen

67. Gutang, Jheremy

68. Jayno, Precious Donna Gift

69. Labora, Lordhan

70. Ladres, Roberto

71. Lapinosa, Niña Angela

72. Lasay, Kris Joseph

73. Lastimosa, Katherine

74. Lim, Jason

75. Lonzaga, Angel Mae

76. Lonzaga, Elexcel Joyce

77. Lopez, Andre Joshua

78. Lumayag, Hillary Ann

79. Luyong, Yuriko

80. Macasero, Kim Anthony

81. Madarang, Veronica

82. Magallanes, Clyed Ann Marie

83. Magallanes, Mary Erica Mae

84. Mahilom, Rhea Mae

85. Manigos, Jomabel

86. Mapagdalita, James Robert

87. Mendez, Ryan Keith

88. Mendoza, Earl Dominic

89. Mercado, Michael

90. Mier, Florence Guille

91. Nadonza, Kathryn

92. Namoc, Janine

93. Noel, Wilfred When

94. Nuñez, Jimboy

95. Obera, Kathleen Nicole

96. Ogtip, Kristel Grace

97. Olango, Kim John

98. Olmoguez, Nilbert

99. Ompong, Vincer

100. Opusa, Vincent Harmon

101. Pacho, Janelle

102. Padolina, Kennie

103. Pantoja, Diohanne Marie

104. Pantuan, Kharlo

105. Panugaling, Kein Louis

106. Panugan, Nerbie

107. Pitogo, Francisca Camry

108. Pogoy, Jessa Mae

109. Policher, Vince

110. Quibido, Jabes James

111. Racaza, Andrei Michelle

112. Rebosura, Francis John

113. Resaba, Patricia Mae

114. Rotaquio, Joan Nissi

115. Rubia, Jeremy

116. Sabellano, Hacy Danielle

117. Salveron, Mark Andrew

118. Sanchez, Christian Sebby

119. Sanchez, Jale Connie

120. Sebial, Eva

121. Sellote, Carlo

122. Siago, Jelly Ann

123. Siago, Jolly Babe

124. Solis, Ray Anthony

125. Tan, Andrian Michael

126. Taupan, Christian Jade

127. Truz, Cassandra Therese

128. Ugbaniel, Camilo Jr.

129. Uy, Frances Keith

130. Villareal, Claire Daniel

131. Yap, Niño Paolo

132. Ybañez, Andriane Austine

133. Zapanta, Jhunabel

#AngatBuhayPilipino
#LeniIsOurPresident
#KikoIsOurVP
#IbotoNa10Pilipinas

NOTE: This endorsement acknowledges the different voting preferences of current and former party members and does not compel them to vote accordingly.