A day in Ateneo de Manila

Hello! I'm finally posting something new today. I went to Manila, again, last March 3-4 to attend the 6th ICCS International Convention on Psychological Communication. It was really an informative and insightful convention held in the Henry Lee Irwin Theater, Ateneo de Manila University. We were blessed with speakers from University of Sydney and from Stanford University.





We were informed and lectured about the Ethics on Cyberspace as psychology counselors and how to deal with computer functions addiction. I'm quite engrossed with the talks that I wasn't able to take pictures of everything. You know, I'm the "old-school" type who would rather write what my insights in a journal than take pictures of the powerpoint slides.

More pictures here...



This was outside the Theater. I find this picture funny though. You just have to find what makes it funny.



This is Walter Greenleaf from Stanford University. He discussed about Virtual Environment.



This is Mr. Andrew Campbell from University of Sydney. The title in the slide above is about his topic.



Just Fooling around inside the Theater since lunch break isn't over yet and we are already in there.

Most of the pictures are taken using my iPhone 4. I didn't brought with me Nikon D5100 since I'm afraid it would be gone by the time I get back home. So, I brought my Canon PowerShot A480--given to me two years ago-- but I wasn't aware that it's low in batteries. I was like "great! {sarcasm} Now I'm left with no other choice but to take pictures using my phone". But, I realized that iPhone's camera isn't that bad at all. You can trust it.