02/05/2025
R&D-Conner Hosts 2nd Quarter Research Proposal Presentation, Mentoring, and Writeshop 2025
On April 25, 2025, the Campus Research & Development Unit of ASC-Conner Campus successfully conducted the 2nd Quarter Research Proposal Presentation, Mentoring, and Writeshop at the EKB Multipurpose Building, ASC-Extension Campus, Cubet. This event provided an invaluable platform for faculty and researchers to refine their research proposals, gain expert insights, and enhance their academic contributions.
The writeshop featured two distinguished speakers, each bringing their expertise to guide participants in their research endeavors. Prof. Mary Ann M. Santos, the first speaker, shared her extensive knowledge on Publication in Refereed Journals, offering practical strategies for researchers aiming to publish their work in reputable academic journals. Her session emphasized the importance of rigorous research methodologies, ethical considerations, and effective manuscript preparation.
Following this, Prof. Jay Andrea Vea B. Dayuday-Israel led an engaging discussion on Qualitative and Quantitative Methods, providing attendees with a deeper understanding of research design, data collection techniques, and analytical approaches. Her insights helped participants navigate the complexities of research methodologies, ensuring their studies are both robust and impactful.
In addition to the insightful discussions, six (6) research proposals were presented during the event, showcasing the diverse academic interests and innovative ideas of ASC researchers. These proposals covered a range of topics, including advancements in education, interdisciplinary studies, and solutions to contemporary challenges. Each presentation was met with constructive feedback from mentors and peers, allowing researchers to refine their studies and strengthen their methodologies.
The event fostered a collaborative atmosphere, allowing researchers to receive constructive feedback, refine their proposals, and engage in meaningful discussions with mentors and peers. By the end of the writeshop, participants left with enhanced research frameworks, ready to contribute valuable knowledge to their respective fields.
The Campus Research & Development Unit continues to champion academic excellence through initiatives like this, reinforcing ASCβs commitment to fostering a culture of research and innovation. As scholars move forward with their projects, the insights gained from this event will undoubtedly shape future research contributions and elevate the institutionβs academic standing.