Tangub City Global College (TCGC) continues to advance its commitment to academic excellence by reinforcing its research culture through a seminar-workshop aimed at empowering faculty researchers toward global publication standards.

Held on March 30, 2026, at the Visitor’s Lounge, the seminar titled “From Manuscript to Masterpiece: Illuminating Faculty Researchers Towards Research Publication Excellence” was spearheaded by the institution’s Research, Extension, Linkages, and Internationalization (RELI) unit. The initiative forms part of TCGC’s ongoing efforts to enhance research productivity, academic visibility, and scholarly impact.

  The event featured John Mark N. Saldivar, a respected           Lasallian academic from La Salle University–Ozamiz City, as     the resource speaker. In his session, Saldivar provided critical   insights into identifying high-impact indexed journals and   avoiding predatory publications—an increasingly important   concern in today’s academic landscape. He also shared   practical strategies for manuscript preparation and publication,   followed by an engaging workshop that allowed participants to   apply these concepts.

 Furthermore, the seminar introduced essential digital tools   such as ORCID and Google Scholar, which are instrumental in enhancing research visibility, citation tracking, and global academic presence.

  This initiative aligns with the mission of the United Nations   Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 4:   Quality Education, by promoting continuous learning and   strengthening higher education systems through faculty   development. Through this initiative, TCGC underscores its   dedication to producing competent researchers and impactful   scholarly outputs that contribute not only to academic   advancement but also to sustainable development and global   knowledge exchange.