The NU Lingap 2nd General Assembly and Socialization 2026 was held on March 4, 2026 at the National University Annex II, bringing together students and youth leaders for a gathering focused on personal development, collaboration, and community engagement.

The event was organized by NU Lingap, which invited partner organizations including the International Association of Youth and Students for Peace (IAYSP–Pilipinas), WCARP Philippines, and Heavenly Top Gun Asia Pacific to support the program and engage with the students.

The program began with an icebreaker activity that energized the participants and created a welcoming atmosphere before the main lecture. The activity encouraged students to interact with one another, helping them build rapport and establish a positive tone for the rest of the assembly.

This was followed by the main lecture delivered by Mr. Jun Young Teves, President of IAYSP–Pilipinas, who spoke on the topic of self-awareness and character development. In his presentation, he emphasized the importance of understanding one’s values, developing personal discipline, and cultivating leadership qualities that can positively influence both personal life and society.

After the lecture, a Q&A session allowed students to engage with the speaker by asking questions and sharing their reflections on the topic. The program then continued with group discussions and socialization activities facilitated by the missionaries of Heavenly Top Gun Asia Pacific, where participants were encouraged to openly exchange ideas and experiences.

Following the group sharing, a demonstration of Tong Il Moo Do martial arts was presented, showcasing discipline, focus, and the principles of harmony between mind and body. The demonstration added excitement to the program while also highlighting the values of self-control and respect.

The event also featured student performances that added energy and creativity to the gathering, showcasing the talents of the participants while creating a joyful and inclusive atmosphere.

The assembly concluded with strengthened partnerships among the participating organizations and a renewed sense of purpose among the students to continue developing their character, leadership, and commitment to service within their communities.