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Dr. Christopher Ryan Maboloc has delivered 23 conference papers and lectures in 2021

 


Dr. Christopher Ryan Maboloc has presented 23 conference papers and public lectures in 2021. The conference papers were delivered in international events such as the 21st Asian Bioethics Association Conference, the 6th Universal Science Education Research Network Congress, and the International Public Health Ambassador (IPHA) Conference hosted by Dr. Darryl Macer of the American University of Sovereign Nations.

He also delivered plenary lectures in the Philosophical Association of Northern Luzon Annual Conference, the University of Santo Tomas Graduate School Philosophy Conference, and the Philosophical Society of the University of the Philippines - Los Banos Conference. He also gave talks to the faculty and students of the Cebu Tecnological University - Argao Campus, the Notre Dame of Marbel University, and La Salle University in Ozamiz, among others.

The topics he has presented include Radical Politics and Philippine Democracy, Social Media and the Philosophy of Technology, Biopolitics and Vaccine Nationalism, Global Justice and Post-Human Ethics, as well as other topics. Dr. Maboloc, overall, has presented 27 papers in international conferences and 32 papers in local conferences. He has given 51 public lectures and seminars to colleges and universities. 

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