In line with BiPSU’s vision, mission, and strategic development goals, the School of Technology and Computer Studies (STCS) concluded its In-House Research Review on March 6-7 at the BiPSU Hostel Function Hall A and B. 

Themed, “Empowering Innovation and Research Excellence for a Sustainable Future,” the in-house research review serves as a platform to enhance research culture, strengthen academic collaboration, and promote innovative solutions within the academic community. 

The research review was structured into parallel sessions to accommodate multiple research presentations efficiently, allowing for a more focused discussion and providing participants with the opportunity to engage deeply within their respective fields. 

Meanwhile, faculty members presented their research proposals and completed studies in Information Technology Education (ITE), Bachelor of Industrial Technology (BindTech) and General Education to the invited research panelists and experts. 

Among the panelists were Dr. Jessie P. Paragas, program chairperson of BS Information Technology program and Master of Science in Information Technology at EVSU-Tacloban, and Prof. Mark Rembert M. Patindol, Eastern Visayas Food Innovation Center (EVFIC) operations manager and a faculty member of the College of Technology at EVSU- Main Campus.

An awarding ceremony transpired to recognize the outstanding research contributions of the faculty members. Mr. Fernando E. Quiroz, Jr. was awarded as the Best Presenter and Best Paper in ITE Category.  Taking home the second Best Paper were Dr. Reymon Santianez, Chiella Maryjoy D. Entero, Josephine C. Lomanta, Jhon Ricky P. Vero, and Harvey G. Dangel; and Angelie Bendoy, Dr. Cheryl Ebajo, and Mr. John Raymund D. Calderon.

In addition, Mr. Eric John D. Celis, John Raymund D. Calderon, and Jane Claire C. Celis; and Dr. Reynold G. Bustillo received the third Best Paper placement.

Moreover, in the BindTech and General Education category, Mr. Randy N. Galangue won Best Presenter, and Best Paper along with his co-authors Marlita Nierras, Ruthyl Marie Gadugdug, and Gleen Rom. Meanwhile, second place papers were authored by Eric John D. Celis, Roderick Delda, Jane Claire C. Celis, and John Raymond D. Calderon; Joy D. Mendoza; and Robert P. Logronio, while the third Best Paper was authored by Dr. Alvin L. Ampong and Dr. Teotima Ampong.

Notably, STCS has set clear research targets with 18 completed research projects, five published papers, and one research to be utilized by the industry or agency.

[This article aligns with the SDG 4: Quality Education, SDG 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure, and SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals.]