Celebrating Academic Excellence: Highlights from the Education Students' Research Congress 2024
The Student Research Congress 2024, held on May 2, 2024, at the Mini Theater, 2nd Floor of the University Library, Sogod Southern Leyte State University (SLSU)-Main Campus, was a testament to the dedication and scholarly achievements of the Bachelor of Technology in Livelihood Education (BTLED) 4th-year students. Spearheaded by Dr. Juanita M. Costillas, the professor in the IC-US 402 course, the event showcased innovative research projects. It celebrated the academic excellence of the BTLEd program offered at SLSU-Main Campus.
Esteemed panelists, chaired by Dr. Peter June Dadios, Head of Students and Auxiliary Services at SLSU-Bontoc, and members Mr. Joshua Edson G. Ordiz, Assistant Professor at SLSU-San Juan, and Dr. Angel Sabusap, Director of Extension Services of the university, lent their expertise and insight to the proceedings, enriching the academic discourse and fostering interdisciplinary dialogue.
The Student Research Congress provided a platform for BTLEd students to present their thesis projects, encompassing a wide range of topics from sustainable livelihood practices to innovative teaching methodologies. Each presentation reflected the maze of meticulous research, critical analysis, and scholarly inquiry, showcasing the students' dedication to addressing pressing issues.
A highlight of the congress was the recognition of outstanding achievements through the presentation of awards. The Best Thesis of the Year award honored the research project, demonstrating exemplary academic rigor, innovation, and real-world relevance. The Best Thesis Adviser award celebrated the invaluable mentorship and guidance in nurturing students' intellectual growth. Additionally, the Best Digital Poster award recognized creativity, clarity, and effectiveness in presenting research findings in a visually engaging format. This electronic version of the poster supports the university's efforts towards environmental protection and care.
As the curtains closed on the Student Research Congress 2024, it left a lasting impact on the academic community at SLSU, particularly in the Department of Teacher Education, reaffirming the university's commitment to fostering a culture of research excellence and scholarly inquiry. The event celebrated the achievements of BTLED 4th-year students and underscored the transformative power of education in shaping the future of technology and livelihood education and related fields.
In conclusion, the Student Research Congress 2024 was a resounding success, highlighting the talent, dedication, and scholarly brilliance of BTLEd students of the Department of Teacher Education of SLSU-Main Campus. Through their innovative research projects and collaborative efforts, they have made significant contributions to advancing knowledge and promoting sustainable livelihood practices. As they embark on their future endeavors, they carry the spirit of inquiry, innovation, and academic excellence instilled by their experiences at SLSU.
