Ba-al won first prize 2016 Students' Research Forum · BSIT student won the first prize award of one thousand pesos (P1000) during this year's Students' Research Forum for the presentation

Ian Alfer Ba-al, a senior

BSIT student won the first prize

award of one thousand pesos

(P1000) during this year's Students'

Research Forum for the presentation

of his Capstone Project entitled, "An

Online Information System of North-

eastern Mindanao Mission of Sev-

enth-day Adventists," a project con-

ducted under the direction of Infor-

mation Technology Chairperson,

Julius Soriano, MSIT. BSIT students

do a Capstone Project instead of a

thesis. Baal's project involved the

development of an a web-based

information system that will facilitate

a more efficient tracking of members

among the churches under the terri-

tory of NEMM.

The second prize of seven

hundred fifty pesos (P750) was cap-

tured by Dionnel Peren, a senior BSED student for the presentation of

his undergraduate thesis entitled, "Perception on Education of the Lu-

mad Students and SULADS Teachers of the SULADS Comprehensive

High School for the Lumads (SCHSL)" conducted under the advisorship

of SOT faculty member, Dr. Jimmy V. Adil, Ph.D. The Third prize of five

hundred pesos (P500) was bagged by senior AB-Theology student, Adlai

Wilfred Tornalejo, for the presentation of his thesis entitled," A Compara-

tive Study of Universal Atonement and Universal Legal Justification," a

presentation that evoked deep inquiries from the panel and the atten-

dees. The study was conducted under the guidance of School of Theol-

ogy Dean, Felixian Felicitas, Ph.D.

The winners were scored by a Research Panel chaired by

School of Education Dean, Dr. Olivia Vasquez, Ph.D. with the following

members, Apolinar T. Paulican, Ph.D., CFR Director, SAS faculty member,

James Sumagaysay, M.S., SOC Dean, Gideon De Los Reyes, MS-IT, Col-

lege Statistician, Ray Opao, MS Stat., SOT Dean, Felixian Felicitas, Ph.D.

CD, SBA faculty member, Ronel Aldrin Fernando, M.A. Man. and SOE

faculty member, Ledegario Elona, MS Teaching Math. Kudos to Panel

member Ronel Fernando, and Panel Chair Dr. Olivia Vasquez Ph.D. for

the complete attendance in all the three sessions. On Friday, diverted by

health needs of their children, a couple of Panel members were unable

to be present. Drs. Julie Rizardo, PhD., BSOA Chair, Loida Solis Ph.D.,

retired School of

Agriculture Dean

and Research

Consultant Ven-

eracion Cabana,

Ph.D., F.A.H.A.

substituted as

Panel members

for the day.

February 26, 2016

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4, at 7, at o’clock, at the

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urged to come with love

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The forum conducted under the

leadership of Center for Research Director,

Apolinar T. Paulican, Ph.D. was held at the MT

Oliverio Hall on Wednesday and Thursday

evenings on Ferbruary 17, 18 and on the

morning of Friday, February 19. The opening

salvo was a lively singspiration led by SBA

students, Naomi Demasu-ay and Cristy Marie

Yame as part of the Wednesday Devotional in

which the SBA was in-charge of the program.

The opening prayer was offered by Christian

Dayac followed by a special music by the Busi-

ness Office Male Chorus. The message was

given by School of Theology faculty member,

Dindo Paglinawan, M. Min. The Thursday eve-

ning devotional was led by the School of The-

ology presided by Jemuel Dela Pena with the

following participants: Song leader, Wilred

Adlai Tornalejo, opening prayer by Chaiwat

Konratanasak, special music by John Nevin

Agustin, message by SOT Department Head,

Ptr. Clyde Sumatra, MPH.

The Friday morning devotional pro-

gram was led by the School of Arts nd Sci-

ences presided by Cherry Mae Ampo with the

following pqrticipants: Song leader: Wilenfaye

Mola, Opening prayer by Mac Gem Lepiten,

Special Music by Sherrie Rosalejos, Dr. May

Ann P. Bretana gave an inspiring message

entitled, ,"Perseverance: A Component of Suc-

cess. " Dr. Bretana's talk was seasoned with

Tagalog sayings and phrases. Dr. Bretana has

recently finished her Ph.D. degree in Pilipino.

The closing song was by the selected AB-

History students. The research presentations

followed each devotional service. SOC Dean,

Gideon delos Reyes, MS-IT was the Master of

Ceremony for all the three sessions. After the

last presentation on Friday, the prizes were

awarded.

Presenters who did not get the top

prizes received consolation prizes of two hun-

dred fifty pesos (P250). Listed with the titles

of their presentations and their advisers are

the following: Sunshine Pangatungan, and

Cherry Mae Calumpang, senior BS-Acounting

Technology students, "Personal and Key Skills

of Accounting Technology Students", a thesis

conducted under the direction of BSOA Head,

Dr. Julie Mirriam D. Rizardo, Ph.D.; Chen L.

Talledo, senior AB Theology student, " The Inter-

pretation of the Binding and Loosing Concept in

Mathew 16", a study conducted under the advi-

sorship of SOT Dean Felixian Felicitas, Ph.D.

(1); senior BSEEd students Juyren Lou B. Lim-

bago and Fern Rose G. Lacrete, "Personality

Traits and Communication Apprehension," a

research study conducted under the guidance

of SOE Department Chair, Dr. Gemini Asok,

Ph.D.; senior BS-IT student, Dan Rafael Garces

"Mountain View College Academy Online

Grades and Weekly Performance Information

System", a capstone Project conducted under

the guidance of School of Computing Dean,

Gideon delos Reyes, MS-IT.; senior BS Agricul-

ture student Barney Avako, "Rooting and

Clonal Performance of Coffee Propagation

in Response to Different Medium", an

experimental research conducted under

the guidance of retired SOA Dean, Dr.

Loida Solis, Ph.D. The last but not the least

presenters were Early Faye Solilapse and

Evonne Peniton, senior BSOA students,

"Happiness Among Fulltime Working, Pat-

time Working and Fulltime Study Stu-

dents", a study conducted under the direc-

tion of BSOA Head, Dr. Julie Mirriam D.

Rizardo, Ph.D.

By: Veneracion G Cabana

We have a dream- a dream God gave us. Perhaps it is to help group of people who have serious needs. Perhaps it is to es-

tablish a ministry of some kind. Maybe we are trying to develop a new friendship. Of course we know that whatever it is will

take time to become established. But, how much patience and persistence do we have? Can we stick it through the road-

blocks and problems that arise? Can we keep our focus on the goal we believe God has given us? Sometimes people give

up their dreams when the going gets rough ... Just before the success drives. We need to keep pressing on with whatever

God has given us to do. We have to depend on God's planning to be our guide and His strength to move us forward, and we

have a better chance of sticking with the dream God gave us. We can enjoy your partnership with God in accomplishing His work. Together

let’s keep on keeping on!

Faith in God is the fuel that gets us through tough times in life, right?, We trust Him. We believe His word.

Editor’s Note

James 2 : 26 As the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without deeds is dead. (NIV)

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