CatSU-CHS wraps up 3-day research seminar-workshop, aiming for global recognition
FacultyAimed to fortify the college's
commitment to upscale research initiatives, the College of Health Sciences
(CHS) of Catanduanes State University (CatSU) concluded its 3-day seminar
workshop attended by its faculty-researchers, January 12, 2024, at the E-Crown
Hotel and Resort.
University President, Dr. Patrick
Alain T. Azanza, highlighted in his message the paramount importance of
research in determining the university's standing on a global scale.
"Distinguishing a true
university from those aspiring to achieve that status, research stands out as a
defining factor," emphasized Dr. Azanza.
Dr. Maria Alma V. Tabirara, the
Dean of CHS, shared her vision for the seminar's transformative impact on the
college's research culture.
"The participants'
comprehensive learning will ultimately channel effectively into pertinent
research outcomes, placing the college within the distinguished research
culture expected of a university," she declared.
Dr. Tabirara also underscored the
alignment of the seminar's focus on experimental designs and ethical
considerations with the college's overarching research goals, citing the
inspiration and challenge it brings to the faculty.
Reflecting on the achievements
and future plans, College Research Coordinator, Dr. John F. Villegas, expressed
satisfaction with the seminar's outcomes.
"Mainly, the aim is to build
the capacity of CHS faculty members, and I am humbly pleased to say that our
goals have been met and achieved," he remarked.
Dr. Villegas outlined his
commitment to sustaining the newfound enthusiasm among faculty members by being
readily available with his time and support.
Sharing insights as a
participant, faculty member Mr. Arnel Aarron M. Alcantara emphasized the
applicability of the seminar's teachings to his work within CHS.
"Acquiring knowledge of the
latest research methodologies and staying updated on advancements can
significantly improve the quality and effectiveness of research conducted
within CHS," he noted.
Alcantara also highlighted the
seminar's influence on problem identification and the formulation of specific
research questions, stating, "Understanding ethical considerations can
help us formulate research questions that adhere to ethical standards and
prioritize the well-being of participants."
