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In a celebration of academic excellence and innovation, the Isabela State University recently concluded its highly anticipated 2023 Agency In-House Review and University Research and Extension Symposium held on November 20, 2023, at the Climate Change R&D Support Facility, Isabela State University, Echague, Isabela. This year’s theme, “Research for Development and Innovation (ReDI) Towards Sustainable and Equitable Future,” showcased diverse cutting-edge studies that contribute to the university’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of knowledge.
The In-House Review featured a myriad of research topics that highlight the university’s dedication to fostering a multidisciplinary research environment in various disciplines of Technological, Technical, Social, and Higher Education.
Through the effort of the RDET Office of ISU Ilagan, headed by Dr. Ma. Cristina Lalaine M. Nerona and Dr. Helen T. Asio, twenty-seven faculty researchers and extensionists were ushered to participate in the said activity. Esteemed members of the panel of evaluators, comprised of external experts, meticulously evaluated each research project based on its originality, methodology, and contribution to the respective field. After careful consideration, ISU Ilagan bags various recognitions as follows:
Technological Category – 2nd Place
Researcher: Dr. Crestian A. Agustin
Research Title: Simplified Model Predictive Current Control for Surface-Mounted Synchronous Motor Drives with Adaptive Duty Modulation
Technical Category – 2nd Place
Researcher: Dr. Orfel Bejarin and Dr. Maribel Abalos
Research Title: Paddy Rice Classification and Grading Using Infrared Thermography (IRT) and Neural Network
Social Category – 2nd Place
Researcher: Dr. Kathreen C. Joson
Research Title: Adolescent Motives, Gaming Behavior and Its Implications to Learning: The Case of Junior and Senior High School Students
Higher Education Category – 3rd Place
Researcher: Dr. Michele G. Quijano and Dr. Ma. Cristina Lalaine M. Nerona
Research Title: Lensing the Lived Experiences of Faculty Members in Module Writing: A Phenomenological Study
Dr. Alfonso R. Simon, the Campus Executive Officer, expressed his admiration and support for the caliber of research presented during the 2023 University In-House Review with his warm congratulations. These research projects are expected to have a lasting impact on their respective fields, with potential applications that extend beyond the academic realm. The university encourages further exploration and collaboration, both internally and externally, to leverage these findings for the betterment of society.
The ISU-Ilagan Graduate School held an Induction of Student Body Organization (GS-SBO) Officers and Orientation Program on October 28. The newly elected GS-SBO Officers took their oath of office before Dr. Alfonso R. Simon, Executive Officer of ISU Ilagan Cluster.
In his message, Dr. Simon warmly congratulated the SBO Officers and challenged them to exercise “leadership by action”. Moreover, he encouraged the student leaders to contribute something for the good of the school and for the whole community .
Also, he urged all graduate students to finish their graduate program to be competitive. He stressed that the Administration provides all kinds of support to help them finish their MAIE Program.
Meanwhile, invited Heads of Offices gave a short lecture on the services their respective offices provide for the students. An open forum was held after each talk where the graduate students asked clarificatory questions.
A fellowship followed the orientation program where the air was filled with music with some students showcasing their singing prowess .
The Isabela State University – City of Ilagan Campus, in partnership with the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) -Region 2, recently activates Free Wi-Fi services for ISU – City of Ilagan Campus.
Students and faculty as well, may now enjoy the Free Wi-Fi for All which is currently located at the Campus Administration Building and the ICT Building. In addressing the gap between those who have access to the internet and those without access in the Philippines, the government, through the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) is continuing to expand its Free Wi-Fi for All program by providing free internet access in more public areas in the country.
This worthy undertaking addresses the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goal No. 9- Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure, by promoting sustainable industrialization and foster innovation, and SDG No. 17 – Partnerships for the Goals, by forging and strengthening collaborations and partnerships with other agencies for continuous growth and sustainable development.
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