Researchers from Southville International School and Colleges (SISC) took home honors for their distinguished work at two esteemed research conferences. At the Consortium of the South’s (CoTS) 1st International Faculty Research Conference held at San Beda Alabang, SISC College of Psychology’s Jodi Sta. Maria won Best Oral Research Presentation with a perfect score of 100, while Miss Maurine Dollesin earned Best Research Poster Presentation with a score of 97. Their research was guided by their thesis adviser, Miss Juli-Ann Balmonte. SISC also received recognition for the Most Number of Research Papers Qualified, further highlighting the institution’s commitment to academic research.

On the international stage, Ma. Erika Sarmiento from the Southville School of Business and Accountancy secured 5th place at the 17th International Conference on Business, Technology, and Sustainability conducted by Ganpat University in India. The conference featured research and conceptual papers from management students, research scholars, and practicing managers from around the world, with Sarmiento’s achievement elevating SISC’s presence in the global research community. Her research was guided by her thesis adviser, Sir Jose Nestor S. Guevara II.

These research successes reaffirm SISC’s commitment to giving its students hands-on opportunities to engage in research and present their work for evaluation. This experience is invaluable in encouraging them to advance knowledge and learning in their respective fields and demonstrate a high level of academic excellence and dedication.