“Together, we can achieve what we cannot do alone; our collective strength is our magic, the tested formula for our strings of success.”
October 8, 2024. A Research Utilization Workshop was held in the MLA Conference Room, bringing together department heads of JBLCF-Bacolod for a full-day session. Facilitated by Dr. Emeliza Estimo, the Unit Research Coordinator, the workshop aimed to discuss key findings from studies completed during the 2023-2024 academic year. Participants engaged in discussions surrounding salient results and recommendations from these studies to create actionable plans to address the identified recommendations.
Additionally, the agenda included revisiting the 2022-2023 Research Utilization Report and the IMS Research Manual, specifically section 5.2.5.1, which pertains to the process flow on consolidation and referral of research findings.
The workshop also addressed gaps in the research process and included a practical component where participants worked in groups to develop and deliberate on action plans. A sample template for writing utilization reports in narrative form was presented, further enhancing participants’ understanding of effective reporting practices. The collaborative atmosphere fostered a productive dialogue among department heads, ensuring that research findings would be effectively utilized to improve future initiatives within the institution.
The Research Utilization Workshop exemplified JBLCF-Bacolod’s dedication to transforming research into actionable strategies that enhance educational excellence. By bringing together department heads to analyze key findings and develop practical plans, the workshop fostered a collaborative spirit that addressed existing gaps and encouraged innovative solutions for future initiatives. This commitment to continuous improvement not only prepares faculty to tackle contemporary challenges but also empowers them to inspire the next generation of maritime leaders. As participants left with renewed purpose and actionable insights, JBLCF-Bacolod is poised to navigate a promising future where research utilization becomes integral to its mission, ultimately benefiting students, faculty, and the broader maritime industry.
Logo-Making Contest aimed at creating an official emblem that embodies the center’s commitment to innovation and research excellence. The contest was participated by six final entries from across the university and was held during the System Research Colloquium and Sharing of Best Practices held on February 7, 2024.The panel of esteemed judges comprised DR. MELCHOR MAGRAMO, Research Director, DR. MA. ELENA ELEPERIA, Academic Director, and MR. ARCHIE AMPARO, IT Director of the University.
JOSEPH DARL MASILAM, a third-year Bachelor of Science in Marine Engineering student of JBLCF-Bacolod from section Polaris, clinched the prestigious First Place with his exceptional design.
KENNETH R. CARIO, a fourth-year Bachelor of Science in Marine Engineering student from section Ares, also from JBLCF-Bacolod, secured Second Place with his creative and innovative entry.
Joseph Darl Masilam’s design stood out for its creativity, relevance, and visual impact, earning him the top prize of 3,000 pesos along with a Certificate of Recognition. Kenneth R. Cariom received 2,000 pesos and a Certificate of Recognition for his outstanding contribution.
In a showcase of maritime innovation and research excellence, the John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University (JBLFMU) recently held the 2024 Research Colloquium and Sharing of Best Practices with JBLCF-Bacolod as the host unit. This event was participated by the different units of the university, bringing together industry experts, academics, and students to discuss key issues and share best practices.
