CvSU - Carmona Research Servicees

The 1st STAR (Students toward Transformative Academic Research) program, held on November 19, 2021, at Cavite State University – Carmona, successfully gathered faculty members, student researchers, and academic leaders to strengthen research capability and promote scholarly engagement in the new normal.

The program commenced with the registration of participants facilitated by the Department Research Coordinators, followed by the invocation, national anthem, Cavite Hymn, and Carmona Hymn. Mr. Carlo Emil B. Mañabo, Campus Research Coordinator, delivered the Welcome Remarks, emphasizing the importance of cultivating a research culture among students. This was followed by a special message from Prof. Cristina M. Signo, Campus Administrator, who encouraged participants to embrace research as a transformative tool for academic and community development.

The morning plenary sessions began with Ms. Jocelyn B. Siochi introducing the first resource speaker, Mr. Mañabo, who discussed The Basics of Research. An open forum ensued, allowing participants to clarify concepts and share insights. The session concluded with the awarding of a certificate of appreciation. Mr. Mañabo then introduced the second resource speaker, Ms. Karen Louela R. Rint, Chairperson of the CvSU Ethics Review Board, who presented Conducting Ethical Researches in the New Normal. Another interactive open forum followed, ending the morning session with the awarding of her certificate.

After the lunch break, the program proceeded to breakout sessions for the Department of Teacher Education and Department of Management, and the Department of Industrial and Information Technology.

In the Teacher Education and Management track, Ms. Gretchen Macaranas introduced Dr. Jake Raymund F. Fabregar, who discussed Practical Research Methodologies in the New Normal. This was followed by an open forum. Next, Ms. Maria Andrea C. Francia introduced Dr. Jenny Beb F. Ebo, who lectured on Statistics in Research: Analyzing and Interpreting Data in the New Normal. Participants actively engaged during the open forum, after which certificates of appreciation were awarded. Ms. Francia then delivered the closing remarks for the session.

In the Industrial and Information Technology track, Ms. Regene G. Hernandez introduced Prof. Emeline C. Guevarra, who presented The Basics of Intellectual Property: Its Relevance in the Academe. An open forum followed before Mr. Richard L. Hernandez introduced Engr. Sheryl D. Fenol, who discussed Technology Transfer and Commercialization Protocols. The session concluded with another open forum, awarding of certificates, and closing remarks from Ms. Hernandez.

Overall, the 1st STAR program was a milestone in advancing the research capabilities of CvSU-Carmona’s academic community. It not only provided foundational and specialized knowledge in research but also emphasized ethics, innovation, and technology transfer, paving the way for more transformative academic contributions in the years ahead.

The screenshot captures the start of the day for the 1st STAR – Students toward Transformative Academic Research program, conducted virtually via Cisco Webex on November 19, 2021. Smiling faces of key organizers and resource speakers appear in the top panel, setting a positive and welcoming atmosphere. Centered on the screen is the vibrant green-and-yellow event banner, displaying the program title and theme, “Student Research Development for Community Support: Empowering Student Researchers in the New Normal.” The image reflects the energy and anticipation that marked the beginning of a full day dedicated to learning, collaboration, and research empowerment.

The screenshot captures a mid-morning session of the 1st STAR – Students toward Transformative Academic Research program, featuring resource speaker Ms. Karen Louela R. Rint, MAN, RN, as she begins her presentation on “Conducting Ethical Research in the New Normal.” Her video feed appears at the top alongside other panelists, while her visually engaging slide—highlighting the topic, objectives, and key sections—takes center stage. With 316 participants present in the virtual room, the moment reflects an atmosphere of focused learning as attendees gain valuable insights on research ethics, a crucial aspect of academic work in the evolving educational landscape.

The screenshot captures a moment from the afternoon breakout session of the 1st STAR (Students toward Transformative Academic Research) program, held on November 19, 2021, via Cisco Webex Meetings by Cavite State University – Carmona. In this session under the Department of Management and Teacher Education track, cohost Nino Naldoza is presenting a slide on “Survey Research,” focusing on the crucial step of choosing an appropriate mode of data collection based on research purpose and priorities. The virtual room shows active engagement, with 166 participants in attendance, as students, faculty, and academic leaders continue their collaborative learning journey. This session reflects the program’s overarching goal—to strengthen research capability and promote ethical, innovative scholarly engagement in the new normal.

The screenshot captures a dynamic moment from the breakout session of the 1st STAR (Students toward Transformative Academic Research) program, held on November 19, 2021, via Cisco Webex Meetings, where Dr. Niño D. Naldoza, Director of the Institute of Knowledge Management at Philippine Normal University, delivers his presentation on “Practical Research Methodologies in the New Normal.” With 182 participants actively connected, the session underscores the program’s commitment to equipping student researchers and faculty with adaptable and relevant research strategies amidst evolving academic landscapes. Dr. Naldoza’s talk forms a key part of the Department of Teacher Education and Management track, emphasizing applied methodologies to navigate post-pandemic research challenges effectively.

The screenshot captures a session from the breakout track of the 1st STAR (Students toward Transformative Academic Research) program on November 19, 2021, hosted via Cisco Webex Meetings. Dr. Jenny Beb F. Ebo, Chairperson of the Department of Economics at the College of Economics, Management, and Development Studies, is featured presenting her lecture titled “Statistics in Research: Analyzing and Interpreting Data in the New Normal.” Her session, part of the Department of Teacher Education and Management track, aims to equip participants with statistical tools for effective data analysis in today’s academic environment. With a large number of engaged participants, this session highlights the program’s dedication to enhancing research competence through data literacy and informed interpretation.

The screenshot highlights a breakout session of the 1st STAR (Students toward Transformative Academic Research) program, held virtually on November 19, 2021, via Cisco Webex Meetings, where Dr. Jenny Beb F. Ebo presents her lecture titled “Statistics in Research: Analyzing and Interpreting Data in the New Normal.” Displaying a slide that emphasizes the program's theme of empowering student researchers for community support, Dr. Ebo's session provides practical insights into data analysis—an essential skill for effective and ethical research in the post-pandemic academic landscape. The session exemplifies the program’s focus on building competence and confidence among budding researchers across disciplines.

The awarding of certificates to Mr. Carlo Emil B. Mañabo and Ms. Karen Louela R. Rint marked the formal conclusion of the 1st STAR (Students toward Transformative Academic Research) program held on November 19, 2021, via Cisco Webex. With over 300 participants, the event successfully brought together faculty, student researchers, and academic leaders in a unified effort to strengthen research capabilities and promote ethical, practical, and community-oriented scholarship. The presentations and interactive sessions delivered by esteemed speakers empowered participants with essential knowledge on research fundamentals, methodologies, ethics, data analysis, and intellectual property. As the program came to a close, the atmosphere reflected a renewed commitment to academic excellence and innovation in the new normal.

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