Incoming Sanggu-ASHS president Troy Yusingbo wins Best Male Presenter, leads award-winning project at Korea Youth Summit
08 Jul 2025
Representing the Philippines, incoming Sanggu-ASHS President Troy Yusingbo (11-Gavan in SY 2024-2025) was named Best Male Presenter (Junior Category) at the recently concluded Korea Youth Summit, held from 30 June to 3 July 2025, in Seoul, South Korea.
Troy’s group also received the Best Group Project (Junior Category) award for their presentation titled “When Culture Clicks: How Artificial Intelligence Is Reshaping the Way We Preserve Our History.” The project explored how AI can enhance cultural preservation, highlighting models and practices from various countries.
Troy was the sole Filipino delegate at the summit, which gathered over 50 student representatives from 15 countries.
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