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EXCITING HONG KONG: Benchmarking Tour of Hong Kong Libraries
PAARL's Exciting Hong Kong costs PHP 20,217.25 only.
FINAL SCHEDULE: October 19-22, 2011
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Add PHP 2,172.50 if you want to go to Disneyland or add PHP 3,041.50 for Macau.
Get a slot now by depositing an initial amount of 6,000.00 to avail promo days before June 28, 2011.
ACCOUNT NAME: Philippine Association of Academic and Research Librarians or “PAARL”
ACCOUNT NUMBER: BPI Family Savings Bank, Mabini-Perdro Gil Branch, Account No. 595-1-07820–6
Details are subject to change:
Flight details:
PR 300 19October Manila -Hongkong 8:00(ETD) 10:00(ETA) First Flight
PR 307 22October Hongkong - Manila 9:50pm(ETD) 11:50(ETA) Last Flight
October 19 2-5pm Hong Kong Central Library
October 20 9-12noon University of Hong Kong Library
October 20 2-5pm Hong Kong Instyitute of Education Library New Territory
October 21
8-12noon Half-day City Tour
1pm either Disneyland or Macau (participants choose either)
October 22 Free Day
8am-6pm
6:30pm Bus ride to the Airport
9:50pm Plane ride back to Manila
11:50 Arrival in Manila
Hotel: Dorsett Seaview or Dorsett Kowloon (Budget Hotel) maximum of two pax/room
Total Package rate: US$405.00 x 43.45 = PHP17,597.25 plus PHP1,620.00
Travel tax = Php 19,217.25/pax on twin sharing
PHP 1,000.00 for PAARL Registration
Airline restriction: Non - refundable, non-rebookable,non reroutable, non-endorsable.
Inclusions:
Roundtrip Airfare via Philippine Airlines, airport transfers,
4days 3nights hotel accommodation, daily outside breakfast, half day city tour and library visits with transfer.
Optional tour:
Disney Tour with entrance and roundtrip transfer@$50.00/pax
Macau Tour with lunch and roundtrip ferry ticket US$70.00/pax
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Sunday, May 22, 2011
PAARL -NBS Bring Happy Mornings to Bibliotherapy Attendees
The collaboration of fully-engaged member driven PAARL and National Bookstore did not only give happy mornings to their bibliotherapy attendees @ Superbranch-Cubao beside Gateway, the 2-day modular training program held on May 19 to 20 but also allowed them to welcome an appropriate amount of meta-cognition about bibliocounseling, bibliopsychology, bookmatching, literatherapy, library therapeutics, guided reading, biblioguidance.
Foundations on reading (Arias) and therapy through books (Gatmaitan) revealed the needed richness of a sound knowledge on reading and wide-ranging book prescription work. The process, (Macahilig) from identification, selection, presentation, to follow-up is attractive. The well-being of both the librarians and collections (Gagatiga) and engaging reading guidance (Cobaria) in and out of the library workplace are a prerequisite to feel and hear the synchronicity of the heart’s to a poem’s rhythm and beats.
More than 60 very focused individuals from 35 mostly private participating institutions (6, public). From King Fahd Specialist Hospital-Dammam of Saudi Arabia, Ms. Chona Panganiban spent two days of her vacation and interacted during sessions. 44 attendees came from NCR while CAR had 3. CALABARZON sent 13 while 3 from Region V. Mindanao had one grantee, Region III had 5 and Pangasinan had 1 attendee.
Congratulations to 12 PAARL’s grantee-members who enjoyed 0-registration fee, recipients of Gagatiga’s book gifts: UST attendees, Prof. Cobaria (PNU), Most Active Participants, Ms. Jocelyn Ladlad (DLSU-Manila) and Mr. Reynaldo Penalba (DSLU-Dasma), Best Dressed Participants from Manila Tytana Colleges, Mrs. Erlinda Gonzales and Mr. Nelson Macalandag. Lucky text and game winners received souvenir items from PAARL.
Potential bibliotherapists who were @ the AVR of the National Bookstore:
Abelong Julie R.
TIP, Quezon city
Adriano Lucila B.
UST, Miguel de Benavidez Library
Amores Ofelia T.
Miriam College Grade School
Bacud Evelyn O.
Colegio de San Juan de Letran, Calamba
Baron Mae Lyn Q.
DLSU-Dasmarinas
Basar Concepcion A.
Our Lady Of Peace School
Batulan Jo Ann C.
University of the Cordilleras
Blas Jane
University of the East, Manila
Cabacungan Levie P.
University of the East, Manila
Calimag Delia B.
Adamson University
Cambay Ludivina A.
DLSU-Dasmarinas
Claveria Gerardo V.
St. Louis University, Baguio
Dayrit Brian Lloyd B.
UP College of Engineering Library
De Paz Joebert A.
DLSU-Dasmarinas
Delfin Simeona C.
La Consolacion College - Caloocan City
Derain Antonia B.
DLSU-Dasmarinas
Desingano Jesse S.
DLSU-Dasmarinas
Dimzon Salvacion C.
Sto. Nino Catholic School, Taguig City
Faguerabao Sheryl S.
MSEUF, Lucena
Fragata Ronnie B.
University of Baguio
Gonzales Erlinda B.
Manila Tytana College
Haban Klaribel P.
TIP, Manila
Haico Fe N.
Pamantasan Lungsod ng Maynila
Hicban Daisy M.
Holy Angel University, Pampanga
Implica-Manjares Maggie May
UP College of Engineering Library
Ladlad Jocelyn
DLSU Manila
Letran Abigail Amor B.
San Beda College Alabang
Luber Marites N.
Lyceum of the Philippines University
Macalandag Nelson B.
Manila Tytana College
Macapia Myrna P.
MSEUF, Lucena
Maclan Jennifer
AIIAS, Cavite
Madronio Marife
Adamson University
Mallo Geraldine G.
MSEUF, Lucena
Matias Arlene P.
UST Education High School
Menil Alona S
Adamson University
Mont Everest G.
Pamantasan Lungsod ng Maynila
Montallana Benjamin N.
DLSU-Dasmarinas
Montilla Michelle Ann T.
Holy Angel University, Pampanga
Ordoñez Helen A
Adamson University
Paculla irine B.
PLTC Inc, Bayombong Nueva Viscaya
Panganiban Chona T.
King Fahd Specialist Hospital -Dammam
Penalba Reynario V.
DLSU-Dasmarinas
Porteza Wilma B.
Colegio de San Juan de Letran, Manila
Regade Jhenny M.
La Consolacion College Manila
Reyno Marie Lou R.
Bulacan Agricultural State College
Riosa Liza F.
TIP - Quezon City
Rivera Sahlee T.
TIP, Manila
Sabelino Joan R.
TIP, Quezon City
San Gabriel Michelle M.
UST, Miguel de Benavidez Library
Santos Cielito DR.
Bulacan State University -Malolos City, Bulacan
Servanez Merlyn S.
AdMU, Rizal Library
Soria Darwin B.
San Nicolas Municipal Library Pangasinan
Tejada Ellen S
Adamson University
Yocte Emelita B.
TIP, Quezon city
Villastique Marites D. Mindanao State University, Buug Campus
Foundations on reading (Arias) and therapy through books (Gatmaitan) revealed the needed richness of a sound knowledge on reading and wide-ranging book prescription work. The process, (Macahilig) from identification, selection, presentation, to follow-up is attractive. The well-being of both the librarians and collections (Gagatiga) and engaging reading guidance (Cobaria) in and out of the library workplace are a prerequisite to feel and hear the synchronicity of the heart’s to a poem’s rhythm and beats.
More than 60 very focused individuals from 35 mostly private participating institutions (6, public). From King Fahd Specialist Hospital-Dammam of Saudi Arabia, Ms. Chona Panganiban spent two days of her vacation and interacted during sessions. 44 attendees came from NCR while CAR had 3. CALABARZON sent 13 while 3 from Region V. Mindanao had one grantee, Region III had 5 and Pangasinan had 1 attendee.
Congratulations to 12 PAARL’s grantee-members who enjoyed 0-registration fee, recipients of Gagatiga’s book gifts: UST attendees, Prof. Cobaria (PNU), Most Active Participants, Ms. Jocelyn Ladlad (DLSU-Manila) and Mr. Reynaldo Penalba (DSLU-Dasma), Best Dressed Participants from Manila Tytana Colleges, Mrs. Erlinda Gonzales and Mr. Nelson Macalandag. Lucky text and game winners received souvenir items from PAARL.
Potential bibliotherapists who were @ the AVR of the National Bookstore:
Abelong Julie R.
TIP, Quezon city
Adriano Lucila B.
UST, Miguel de Benavidez Library
Amores Ofelia T.
Miriam College Grade School
Bacud Evelyn O.
Colegio de San Juan de Letran, Calamba
Baron Mae Lyn Q.
DLSU-Dasmarinas
Basar Concepcion A.
Our Lady Of Peace School
Batulan Jo Ann C.
University of the Cordilleras
Blas Jane
University of the East, Manila
Cabacungan Levie P.
University of the East, Manila
Calimag Delia B.
Adamson University
Cambay Ludivina A.
DLSU-Dasmarinas
Claveria Gerardo V.
St. Louis University, Baguio
Dayrit Brian Lloyd B.
UP College of Engineering Library
De Paz Joebert A.
DLSU-Dasmarinas
Delfin Simeona C.
La Consolacion College - Caloocan City
Derain Antonia B.
DLSU-Dasmarinas
Desingano Jesse S.
DLSU-Dasmarinas
Dimzon Salvacion C.
Sto. Nino Catholic School, Taguig City
Faguerabao Sheryl S.
MSEUF, Lucena
Fragata Ronnie B.
University of Baguio
Gonzales Erlinda B.
Manila Tytana College
Haban Klaribel P.
TIP, Manila
Haico Fe N.
Pamantasan Lungsod ng Maynila
Hicban Daisy M.
Holy Angel University, Pampanga
Implica-Manjares Maggie May
UP College of Engineering Library
Ladlad Jocelyn
DLSU Manila
Letran Abigail Amor B.
San Beda College Alabang
Luber Marites N.
Lyceum of the Philippines University
Macalandag Nelson B.
Manila Tytana College
Macapia Myrna P.
MSEUF, Lucena
Maclan Jennifer
AIIAS, Cavite
Madronio Marife
Adamson University
Mallo Geraldine G.
MSEUF, Lucena
Matias Arlene P.
UST Education High School
Menil Alona S
Adamson University
Mont Everest G.
Pamantasan Lungsod ng Maynila
Montallana Benjamin N.
DLSU-Dasmarinas
Montilla Michelle Ann T.
Holy Angel University, Pampanga
Ordoñez Helen A
Adamson University
Paculla irine B.
PLTC Inc, Bayombong Nueva Viscaya
Panganiban Chona T.
King Fahd Specialist Hospital -Dammam
Penalba Reynario V.
DLSU-Dasmarinas
Porteza Wilma B.
Colegio de San Juan de Letran, Manila
Regade Jhenny M.
La Consolacion College Manila
Reyno Marie Lou R.
Bulacan Agricultural State College
Riosa Liza F.
TIP - Quezon City
Rivera Sahlee T.
TIP, Manila
Sabelino Joan R.
TIP, Quezon City
San Gabriel Michelle M.
UST, Miguel de Benavidez Library
Santos Cielito DR.
Bulacan State University -Malolos City, Bulacan
Servanez Merlyn S.
AdMU, Rizal Library
Soria Darwin B.
San Nicolas Municipal Library Pangasinan
Tejada Ellen S
Adamson University
Yocte Emelita B.
TIP, Quezon city
Villastique Marites D. Mindanao State University, Buug Campus
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Bibliyoterapiya, Isang Library Innovation ni G. Roderick Baturi Ramos
Ayon sa ppt. nila Dr. Dale Pehrsson at Dr. Paula McMillen, ang bibliyoterapiya ay may mga ngalang tulad ng mga sumusunod:
bibliocounseling, bibliopsychology, bookmatching, literatherapy, library therapeutics, guided reading, biblioguidance.
Nakakatuwang banggitin isa-isa ang mga ito at ang lahat ng mga ito ay pumapatungkol sa isinaad na ang bibliyoterapiya ay “Treatment through books” (Pardeck & Pardeck , 1998) o kaya naman ay “Therapeutic use of literature” (Cohen, 1993).
Isang kalusog-lusog na lugar para sa kaluluwa ang laybrari at nagdudulot ito ng katarsiya sa sinumang dumadako at magbabasa dito. Ang pagbabasa ay isa sa mga nangungunang terapyutikong gawain pangalawa sa pisikal na pag-eehersisyo bago pa man nauso ang mga aklatang inilaan para sa mga pasyente ng mga ospital. Natayo ang mga laybraring pampasyente upang aliwin at iengeyj ang mga ito sa pag-iisip sa mga positibong bagay habang may dinaramdam o habang nanatili ng may katagalan sa mga pagamutan. Aktibo ang American Library Association o ALA at naniniwala rin ito na malaki ang maitutulong ng bibliyoterapiya sa agad-agad na paggaling ng may sakit. Tuluyang nagamit ang instrumentong ito noong panahon ng digmaan na kung saaan ang mga laybraryan ay makikitang nagbabasa ng mga libro sa mga sundalong naging biktima dulot ng karahasan ng World Wars.
Sa Britanya, isa ang mga laybraryan (20%) sa mga grupo ng propesyunal ang lumalahok ng bibliyoterapiya sa kanilang trabaho at mas malaki ang porsyento kumpara sa mga nasa social working (10%) at mga nars (11%). Ito ay ayon sa sarbey na ginawa ni Forrest noong 1998. Nagkamit ang mga sikolohista ng 57 na porsyento.
Ang biblioterapiya ay ikinukunsidera kong isang library innovation. Pansinin natin ang mga ibinabanderang mga serbisyo sa buong mundo ngayon. Dalawin natin ang ilang websayt ng mga laybrari.
Ang University of Nevada ay may BEP o Bibliotherapy Education Project. Naniniwala ang unibersidad sa labis na kapangyarihan ng literatura at mga salaysay o kuwento bilang terapyutikong kasangkapan. Nakalaan ang kanilang panahon upang iasist ang sinuman tungo sa epektibo at at mahusay na paggamit ng literatura sa kliyente bilang terapiya.
May Book Break na tinatawag ang Chelsea Library. May handog rin silang mga libreng biskwit at kape sa mga makikipagtalakayan lingo-lingo sa nabanggit na silid-aklatan ng UK. Ang Book Break ay isang libreng paanyaya sa lahat na makinig sa mga mabubuting literatura mula sa grupong magbabasa at ninanais makapagbigay ng kakaibang paraan para sa kakaibang karanasan sa mga dumadako at di pa nakakadako sa Chelsea Library.
Mahihinuha mula sa pananaliksik ni Brewster (2007) na ang aklat o babasahin ay medisina para sa kaluluwa at kaya naman ang taguri sa laybrari ay isang parmasiya na maaring pagkunan base sa mga preskripsyong payo ng mga laybraryan, sikolohista at iba pa.
May mga bibliotherapist ang mga laybrari sa UK. Kinikilala nila ng kaunti ang kliyente bilang indibiduwal. Nakikipag-usap sila at tinatanong kung ano ang gustong-gustong basahin ng kliyente, ipinapaalam sa mga ito ang kainamang makilala at mapahalagahan pa ng husto ang mga lokal na layrari, at kasamang hinahalughog ang mga ito para sa mga babasahing ikatutuwa ng mga kliyente. Kaakibat dito ang pagbubuo ng mga grupo upang mag-usap-usapan patungkol sa nabasa at magpahi-pahinga habang mayroong isang tasa ng tsaa o kape sa harapan o sa mesa.
Nasimulan noon pa man ng mga laybrari at laybraryan ang mga gawaing may kaugnayan sa bibliyoterapiya at maaasahang higit pa sa nangyari noong 1930 ang matutunghayan sa kasalukuyang panahon: to compile lists of written material that helped people modify their thoughts, feelings, or behaviors for therapeutic purposes, with the assistance of counselors “prescribed selected literature for aptrons experiencing problems (Pardeck, 1994).
bibliocounseling, bibliopsychology, bookmatching, literatherapy, library therapeutics, guided reading, biblioguidance.
Nakakatuwang banggitin isa-isa ang mga ito at ang lahat ng mga ito ay pumapatungkol sa isinaad na ang bibliyoterapiya ay “Treatment through books” (Pardeck & Pardeck , 1998) o kaya naman ay “Therapeutic use of literature” (Cohen, 1993).
Isang kalusog-lusog na lugar para sa kaluluwa ang laybrari at nagdudulot ito ng katarsiya sa sinumang dumadako at magbabasa dito. Ang pagbabasa ay isa sa mga nangungunang terapyutikong gawain pangalawa sa pisikal na pag-eehersisyo bago pa man nauso ang mga aklatang inilaan para sa mga pasyente ng mga ospital. Natayo ang mga laybraring pampasyente upang aliwin at iengeyj ang mga ito sa pag-iisip sa mga positibong bagay habang may dinaramdam o habang nanatili ng may katagalan sa mga pagamutan. Aktibo ang American Library Association o ALA at naniniwala rin ito na malaki ang maitutulong ng bibliyoterapiya sa agad-agad na paggaling ng may sakit. Tuluyang nagamit ang instrumentong ito noong panahon ng digmaan na kung saaan ang mga laybraryan ay makikitang nagbabasa ng mga libro sa mga sundalong naging biktima dulot ng karahasan ng World Wars.
Sa Britanya, isa ang mga laybraryan (20%) sa mga grupo ng propesyunal ang lumalahok ng bibliyoterapiya sa kanilang trabaho at mas malaki ang porsyento kumpara sa mga nasa social working (10%) at mga nars (11%). Ito ay ayon sa sarbey na ginawa ni Forrest noong 1998. Nagkamit ang mga sikolohista ng 57 na porsyento.
Ang biblioterapiya ay ikinukunsidera kong isang library innovation. Pansinin natin ang mga ibinabanderang mga serbisyo sa buong mundo ngayon. Dalawin natin ang ilang websayt ng mga laybrari.
Ang University of Nevada ay may BEP o Bibliotherapy Education Project. Naniniwala ang unibersidad sa labis na kapangyarihan ng literatura at mga salaysay o kuwento bilang terapyutikong kasangkapan. Nakalaan ang kanilang panahon upang iasist ang sinuman tungo sa epektibo at at mahusay na paggamit ng literatura sa kliyente bilang terapiya.
May Book Break na tinatawag ang Chelsea Library. May handog rin silang mga libreng biskwit at kape sa mga makikipagtalakayan lingo-lingo sa nabanggit na silid-aklatan ng UK. Ang Book Break ay isang libreng paanyaya sa lahat na makinig sa mga mabubuting literatura mula sa grupong magbabasa at ninanais makapagbigay ng kakaibang paraan para sa kakaibang karanasan sa mga dumadako at di pa nakakadako sa Chelsea Library.
Mahihinuha mula sa pananaliksik ni Brewster (2007) na ang aklat o babasahin ay medisina para sa kaluluwa at kaya naman ang taguri sa laybrari ay isang parmasiya na maaring pagkunan base sa mga preskripsyong payo ng mga laybraryan, sikolohista at iba pa.
May mga bibliotherapist ang mga laybrari sa UK. Kinikilala nila ng kaunti ang kliyente bilang indibiduwal. Nakikipag-usap sila at tinatanong kung ano ang gustong-gustong basahin ng kliyente, ipinapaalam sa mga ito ang kainamang makilala at mapahalagahan pa ng husto ang mga lokal na layrari, at kasamang hinahalughog ang mga ito para sa mga babasahing ikatutuwa ng mga kliyente. Kaakibat dito ang pagbubuo ng mga grupo upang mag-usap-usapan patungkol sa nabasa at magpahi-pahinga habang mayroong isang tasa ng tsaa o kape sa harapan o sa mesa.
Nasimulan noon pa man ng mga laybrari at laybraryan ang mga gawaing may kaugnayan sa bibliyoterapiya at maaasahang higit pa sa nangyari noong 1930 ang matutunghayan sa kasalukuyang panahon: to compile lists of written material that helped people modify their thoughts, feelings, or behaviors for therapeutic purposes, with the assistance of counselors “prescribed selected literature for aptrons experiencing problems (Pardeck, 1994).
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
PAARL in Captivating Capiz
Selected photos taken at the recent Summer Conference held in San Antonio Resort, Baybay Beach, Roxas City with a side trip to Boracay last April 27-29, are now accessible here:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PAARL/photos/album/2097397751/pic/list?mode=slide&order=ordinal&start=21&count=20&dir=asc
More photos at our PAARL Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=62984064607&ref=nf
More than 90 chose to spend time in Captivating Capiz, Roxas City and listened to PAARL’s sessions on Library Tourism & Hospitality: the Business of Endearing Libraries & Information Centers to Publics. San Antonio Beach Resort, specifically, provided its 1st class facilities and services, as 2nd home to participants for more than three days from April 26 to May 1, 2011. Quality resource persons namely, Atty. Gezzez Giezi G.Granado (UST), Mr. Michael Pinto (USL-Tugegarao), Ms. Zarah Gagatiga, Ms. Victoria Baleva (CEU), Prof. Rowena U. Apolinario (UP-Diliman), Ms. Florbella Bongalos (DLSU-Manila), Ms. Sharon Ma. Esposo (UP-Diliman), Mr.Christopher C. Paras and Elvira B. Lapuz (UP-Diliman) facilitated innovative topics and accomplished conference objectives.
There were fifty-three (53) institutions with eighty-seven (87) participants, 40 from NCR, 20 from the Visayaas Region, and 4 from the Mindanao Region. Luzon and non-NCR were 23.
Ms. Flor Domingo (ADM U) and Mr. Gabriel L. Balenbin (Don Bosco Technical Institute) wowed the audience as they were proclaimed as Best in Outfit during the Carribean-themed fellowship last 28th of April, night time of the 2nd day of the conference. Also, Don Bosco’s library head, Mr. Gilbert S. Arietta and his voice quality plus stage presence made him bring home cash prize for besting others in the Videoke Solo Singing Contest. The group of Inocencio Raquenio (CSB) won both in the Lambada and Conga categories with their creativity and choreography on the dance floor with 94 and 92 percentages/ratings, respectively. The group led by Ms. Roselle May Dadal (PDIC) and artist-librarian Ms. Mary Ann J. Salvador (DLSU-Dasma) with the entry Connecting Philippine Libraries won the judges’ nod for Esposo’s Create-PAARL’s New Logo-Design-Brand. Judges were Association’s president, UST’s Ms. Susan Pador (2003) and UP’s Ms. Elvira B. Lapuz (2009) with DLSU’s Mr. Roderick B. Ramos (2011). Great emcees were 2010 president, Mr. Christopher Paras and 2011 Board Secretary Ms. Sharon Ma.Esposo (UP).
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PAARL/photos/album/2097397751/pic/list?mode=slide&order=ordinal&start=21&count=20&dir=asc
More photos at our PAARL Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=62984064607&ref=nf
More than 90 chose to spend time in Captivating Capiz, Roxas City and listened to PAARL’s sessions on Library Tourism & Hospitality: the Business of Endearing Libraries & Information Centers to Publics. San Antonio Beach Resort, specifically, provided its 1st class facilities and services, as 2nd home to participants for more than three days from April 26 to May 1, 2011. Quality resource persons namely, Atty. Gezzez Giezi G.Granado (UST), Mr. Michael Pinto (USL-Tugegarao), Ms. Zarah Gagatiga, Ms. Victoria Baleva (CEU), Prof. Rowena U. Apolinario (UP-Diliman), Ms. Florbella Bongalos (DLSU-Manila), Ms. Sharon Ma. Esposo (UP-Diliman), Mr.Christopher C. Paras and Elvira B. Lapuz (UP-Diliman) facilitated innovative topics and accomplished conference objectives.
There were fifty-three (53) institutions with eighty-seven (87) participants, 40 from NCR, 20 from the Visayaas Region, and 4 from the Mindanao Region. Luzon and non-NCR were 23.
Ms. Flor Domingo (ADM U) and Mr. Gabriel L. Balenbin (Don Bosco Technical Institute) wowed the audience as they were proclaimed as Best in Outfit during the Carribean-themed fellowship last 28th of April, night time of the 2nd day of the conference. Also, Don Bosco’s library head, Mr. Gilbert S. Arietta and his voice quality plus stage presence made him bring home cash prize for besting others in the Videoke Solo Singing Contest. The group of Inocencio Raquenio (CSB) won both in the Lambada and Conga categories with their creativity and choreography on the dance floor with 94 and 92 percentages/ratings, respectively. The group led by Ms. Roselle May Dadal (PDIC) and artist-librarian Ms. Mary Ann J. Salvador (DLSU-Dasma) with the entry Connecting Philippine Libraries won the judges’ nod for Esposo’s Create-PAARL’s New Logo-Design-Brand. Judges were Association’s president, UST’s Ms. Susan Pador (2003) and UP’s Ms. Elvira B. Lapuz (2009) with DLSU’s Mr. Roderick B. Ramos (2011). Great emcees were 2010 president, Mr. Christopher Paras and 2011 Board Secretary Ms. Sharon Ma.Esposo (UP).
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