Tangub City Global College is proud to celebrate the successful conclusion of the College-wide Faculty Research Colloquium 2026, with the theme, “A Research Inaugural Nexus: Where Disciplines Intersect and Faculty Research Transforms.” This event was held on June 10, 2026, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM at the 3rd Floor Activity Hall, TCGC Main Building, Maloro, Tangub City. This academic event showcased the exceptional research capabilities of our faculty across six institutes, demonstrating how scholarly inquiry transforms into meaningful solutions for community progress, where Sustainable Development Goals were achieved, namely: SDG 4 (Quality Education) by ensuring academic excellence, SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) by endorsing research-based community support and SDG 17 (Partnership for the Goals) by establishing affiliation with distinguished partners from the local government unit and other organizational bodies.

The colloquium featured a dynamic program structure with oral presentations, culminating in a formal awarding ceremony. This carefully designed format provided the faculty with a digital platform to demonstrate their research competencies, communication skills, and critical thinking abilities. The event was expertly spearheaded by the Office of Research, Extension, Linkages and Internationalization (RELI) under the leadership of Prof. Clint Joy M. Quije, MA, with invaluable support from Miss Honelyn Gay S. Mirontos, Miss Jethel Claire M. Encallado, and Miss Wymar May Oberes.

The event is delighted to announce the following distinguished awardees:

BEST IN RESEARCH PAPER — FIRST PLACE

Researchers: Mark Adrian Reyes, Jenelyn Socias, John Francis Unabia & Christopher Casipong

Title: Tech4Life: A Blood Donation Scheduling and Information System for the Philippines Red Cross — Tangub City Charter

Institute: Institute of Computer Studies

Program: Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

BEST IN RESEARCH PAPER — SECOND PLACE

Researchers: Kevin B. Tenorio, Rhea Jean E. Tortogo & Voltaire B. Torrion

Title: Impact of Livelihood Program on Communities: Perspectives from the people of Barangay Garang, Tangub City

Institute: Institute of Business and Financial Services

Program: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Human Resource Management

BEST IN RESEARCH PAPER — THIRD PLACE

Researcher: Givheart C. Dano, MTP

Title: Strengthening Outcome-Based Education: Capability Approach Perspective

Institute: Institute of Arts and Sciences

Program: Bachelor of Arts in Political Science

BEST ORAL PRESENTER — FIRST PLACE

Researcher: Jenevie V. Ferrer, MBA

Title: Knowledge Assessment of the Barangay Officials on Administrative Competencies: A Quantitative Study

Institute: Institute of Business and Financial Services

Program: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Financial Management

BEST ORAL PRESENTER — SECOND PLACE

Researchers: Kevin B. Tenorio, Rhea Jean E. Tortogo & Voltaire B. Torrion

Title: Impact of Livelihood Program on Communities: Perspectives from the people of Barangay Garang, Tangub City

Institute: Institute of Business and Financial Services

Program: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Human Resource Management

BEST ORAL PRESENTER — THIRD PLACE

Researcher/s: Givheart C. Dano, MTP

Title: Strengthening Outcome-Based Education: Capability Approach Perspective

Institute: Institute of Arts and Sciences

Program: Bachelor of Arts in Political Science

BEST IN RESEARCH ABSTRACT — FIRST PLACE

Researchers: Kevin B. Tenorio, Rhea Jean E. Tortogo & Voltaire B. Torrion

Title: Impact of Livelihood Program on Communities: Perspectives from the people of Barangay Garang, Tangub City

Institute: Institute of Business and Financial Services

Program: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Human Resource Management

BEST IN RESEARCH ABSTRACT — SECOND PLACE

Researchers: Mark Adrian Reyes, Jenelyn Socias, John Francis Unabia & Christopher Casipong

Title: Tech4Life: A Blood Donation Scheduling and Information System for the Philippines Red Cross — Tangub City Charter

Institute: Institute of Computer Studies

Program: Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

BEST IN RESEARCH ABSTRACT — THIRD PLACE

Researcher/s: Givheart C. Dano, MTP

Title: Strengthening Outcome-Based Education: Capability Approach Perspective

Institute: Institute of Arts and Sciences

Program: Bachelor of Arts in Political Science

Special recognition goes to the College President, Maricelle M. Nueva, DM, Executive Vice President and Vice President for Administration, Niel C. Enerio, MPA, JD, and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Ilyn R. Daguman, DBA for their approval, acceptance and unwavering support. The same appreciation is also given to Aniceto B. Naval, PhD-MS, Prof. John Mark N. Saldivar, PhD-Ed (CAR), and Joseph Seclot, PhD-ERM for their insightful evaluations as reactors. We also extend our gratitude to the TORCH Team led by Ma’am Christine Caalim, Physical Facilities Operations and Management (PFOM) Office, and all support staff who contributed to the seamless execution of this prestigious event.

This colloquium exemplifies TCGC's unwavering commitment to nurturing critical thinkers, evidence-based practitioners, and change agents who bridge classroom learning with community impact. Also, its Sustainable Development Goals were achieved particularly: SGD 4 (Quality Education), SGD 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) and SDG 17 (Partnership for the Goals).