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Cloudstaff ROAR Year End Party 2025

          Attending the Cloudstaff ROAR Year End Party 2025 at the Philippine Arena was more than just an event—it became one of the most memorable experiences I’ve had as a student. From the moment I got my ticket, I already felt excited, especially knowing that this would be my very first concert ever. What made it even better was that it was credited as one of our onsite seminars, giving us a chance to step away from our usual academic routine and enjoy something different.         Even though the trip was long and tiring, all the pagod instantly disappeared the moment the event started. The atmosphere was full of energy, and being surrounded by so many people enjoying the same moment made it even more special. Watching live performances from BINI and Sponge Cola was definitely a highlight. While BINI was the main event, Sponge Cola stood out to me the most because of how they connected with the audience. It was amazing to see ev...
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Skydev’s Hack, Play, & Learn Summit 2025

          Last October 21, 2025, I had the opportunity to attend the Skydev’s Hack, Play, & Learn Summit 2025 held at Harbor Point Activity Center, Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Olongapo City.           This experience really opened my eyes to how wide and important the tech field is, especially in areas like cybersecurity, game development, and UI/UX design. One of the biggest takeaways for me was how important it is to stay safe online—protecting personal data, using strong passwords, and being aware of digital threats that we often ignore in everyday use.           What I liked the most about the event is that it wasn’t just focused on technical discussions. It also showed that these topics are not only for IT professionals, but for everyone who uses technology daily. Even simple habits like being cautious with links, managing accounts properly, and thinking before sharing online can already mak...

4th Regional Cybersecurity Conference 2025

4th Regional Cybersecurity Conference 2025           Last October 3, 2025, I had the opportunity to attend the “4th Regional Cybersecurity Conference 2025” held at Holy Angel University, Pampanga.            This experience really opened my eyes to how important cybersecurity is in our daily lives. One of the most striking lessons for me was how easily our personal data can be exposed and exploited if we are not careful. The discussions about cyber hygiene, data privacy, and protecting our digital identity made me realize that being online comes with real responsibilities.           What I liked the most is that the conference didn’t just focus on technical topics—it reminded us that cybersecurity is for everyone, not just IT experts. Simple actions like being mindful of what we share, avoiding suspicious links, and protecting our accounts can already make a big difference.    ...

Cybercrime Prevention: Youth Cybercrime Awareness and Prevention

  Youth and Cybercrime: Awareness and Prevention                Last September 30, 2025, I had the opportunity to attend and help organize a seminar at Gordon College entitled  “Youth and Cybercrime: Awareness and Prevention.”  The event was conducted by the Office of Student Welfare and Services (OSWS) in collaboration with student organizations such as COMMSOC, IMAGES, and SPECS.                The seminar focused on the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 (RA 10175) and was discussed by our resource speaker, PSSg. Princess Rowie D. Garcia. She shared different types of cybercrimes commonly experienced in the Philippines, including scams, identity theft, catfishing, and online blackmailing. She also explained the challenges faced by authorities, such as the slow process of handling cases due to limited technology and equipment.              ...

Malikhaing Pinoy Creative Expo 2025

       I attended the Malikhaing Pinoy Creative Expo 2025 on its 4th day, and it was an unforgettable experience. The event showcased nine booths from different brands and organizations, each highlighting Filipino creativity through art, food, games, and culture.      One of the highlights was a seminar on Creative Entrepreneurship for Creative Education by Ms. Narcisa B. Gatchalian of UNESCO. She shared how creativity helps us market products, how Filipinos thrived during the pandemic, and even prepared an interactive activity for all participants.      From this event, I learned that creativity must be paired with passion, professionalism, hard work, and preparation to truly succeed. The freebies, food, and engaging activities made the experience fun and memorable—not just for me but for everyone who attended.      For future expos, I suggest adding a job fair or internship booth to help students connect with companies a...