Carlos Hilado Memorial State University (CHMSU) held a series of research utilization, community extension planning, and partnership activities in September, reinforcing its commitment to turning academic research into meaningful community service.
The activities were led by the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) and the College of Business Management and Accountancy (CBMA).
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CBMA Research Coordinator John Gerald Pilar, CAS Researcher Rubie Lyn Barrientos, and CAS Research Coordinator Jansen Tumabing served as focal persons for the month-long partnership activities.
Faculty researchers, comprising CBMA Dean Nenette Padilla, BA Social Science Program Chair Robert Pardillo, Bachelor of Public Administration Program Chair Precious Jane Cañal, BS Applied Mathematics Program Chair Joy Picar, BS Business Administration Program Chair Marilou Jonota, BS Entrepreneurship Program Chair Jonah Perulino, Prof. Analiza Baynosa, Prof. Jaclyn Joyce Bascar, and Prof. Aileen Tranquillo, presented their research findings to the partner communities, showing how the results can be applied to address local needs and concerns.
RDS / Jansen Tumabing photos
Six partner communities took part in the activities. Barangay Baclao in Cauayan, Baclao Integrated School in Cauayan, and Barangay Canturay in Sipalay utilized the faculty research presented to them and held initial discussions with the university on future research and extension programs.
Barangay Tuyom in Cauayan, Barangay San Jose in Sipalay, and Cabarrus Catholic College, Inc. in Sipalay began initial talks with the university on prospective research and extension undertakings.
With these partnerships in place, research and extension programs will soon be implemented in the partner communities.
