The De La Salle Philippines Delegation with some of our new friends at the World Youth Day at Copacabana Beach. Photo from Karla Co. Not in photo: Sir JayJay and Sir Rico. |
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Wonderstruck and Wonderlust
Thursday, January 15, 2015
My Top 10 from World Youth Day 2013 in Brazil
In the light of Pope Francis' Papal Visit to the Philippines, I'd like to share my experience during the World Youth Day last 2013 held at Rio de Janeiro Brazil.
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
The Road to Brazil 2013 (Part 1 of 3)
De La Salle University
17 July 2013 - It was a Wednesday and I was sitting in my Introduction to Philosophy class. With a professor who interestingly explains the conscious and the unconscious and with my natural instinct to take notes, I was physically there but mentally miles away.
Sandwiched between my friends Anton, Jeline, Sofia, and Rupert (who were all wearing pink except Rupert who was wearing green), I think I made the most noise and distractions that day. Two of us played a pen and paper game while the other three were unusually distant and were crowding together.
To my surprise, by the end of the period, they gave me a "Have fun in Brazil" card. It was the sweetest gesture that day. Thanks for the sunshine, you guys <3
Saturday, May 11, 2013
The 1st Google Student Leader's Summit PH
At 8:00 in the morning of the 27th of April 2013, I eagerly went up the elevator of the JVC Building in Aguirre street in Makati City. I remember being enthralled by the buttons of the elevator because you see that they were kind of from years back because of their design - white, plastic, and opaque and the whole button lights up when you click them. But when the elevator bell buzzed to signal I was in the 3rd floor (the Orange and Bronze Inc. offices), I immediately snapped out of my enthrallment. As the door opened, the voices of chit chat slowly filled in the elevator.
As I stepped out, I was greeted by the light gray carpet and fifty (50) student leaders from across the metro talking to one another. Some were seated on the couch, some were on the coffee table chairs, and the others looking out the window. There were some familiar faces from the university where I come from and we said hi. Right after, I saw the other Google Student Ambassadors - Ryan Caro (who spearheaded this event), Kirk Jamison, and Kriztoff Dela Cruz. We were also greeted by our new friends from Orange and Bronze Inc.
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Tuesday, March 5, 2013
YOU can be a Google Student Ambassador!!
Here's your chance!!
We're excited to announce the opening of applications for the Google Student Ambassador Program!
The GSA Program is available for university students in SEA pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's Degree.
Submit your application here!
Please only submit ONCE.
If you're from the Philippines, you can check out our Google Student Ambassador pages:
You can check out this video from our experience in the Google Student Ambassador Summit to learn more about the program!
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At the same time, it's Google week in DLSU!
Catch talks from different Googlers flying in from Singapore and from the Philippine office to talk about opportunities at Google, the Google Student Ambassador Program, Google products, and so much more!!
Check out our site for the event: DLSU GOOGLE WEEK SITE
Sunday, February 3, 2013
The Launch of Google's Manila Office
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Teach Me How to Present
NOTE: Throughout the blog, you will see hot pink and blue text. They are clickable links.
Last November 23, my fellow Google Student Ambassador Pat Chengliong and I gave a talk on Google products students can use when making presentations. We focused on two core products: Google Docs: Presentation and Youtube. We also took the opportunity to talk about the Free and Open Web Campaign.
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Last November 23, my fellow Google Student Ambassador Pat Chengliong and I gave a talk on Google products students can use when making presentations. We focused on two core products: Google Docs: Presentation and Youtube. We also took the opportunity to talk about the Free and Open Web Campaign.
Instagram photo by Rhozabel Rivadeneira |
Saturday, January 19, 2013
Geek Girl Manila Meetup
One of the great things I love about being a Google Student Ambassador is that I'm constantly learning new things in the world of technology. Take the word "developer" for example. In lay mans terms, this can be someone who develops something. In the technological world, this is probably a common word for someone who is making the applications ("apps" as we call it) in the devices we are using.
Last October 2012 (yes, it's been a while), Google had its 1st Geek Girl Manila MeetUp at the Globe Telecom Showroom in Makati. I was a little bit nervous going into the event because I didn't know anyone who was going to be there, with the exception of the some Google people I met in Singapore and g|Philippines.
Once I stepped past the automatic opaque sliding glass doors, the first thing I found was a room filled with tables embellished with sequined cloth of bright azure and hot pink colors, and chairs with big tulle (if I remember right) ribbons. The one thing I definitely didn't miss was all the women in the room. It was 95%
Last October 2012 (yes, it's been a while), Google had its 1st Geek Girl Manila MeetUp at the Globe Telecom Showroom in Makati. I was a little bit nervous going into the event because I didn't know anyone who was going to be there, with the exception of the some Google people I met in Singapore and g|Philippines.
Once I stepped past the automatic opaque sliding glass doors, the first thing I found was a room filled with tables embellished with sequined cloth of bright azure and hot pink colors, and chairs with big tulle (if I remember right) ribbons. The one thing I definitely didn't miss was all the women in the room. It was 95%
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