Sultan Kudarat prof, grad student shine at Malaysia awards
Manila Times
18 April 2024
SULTAN Kudarat State University (SKSU) grabbed the spotlight during the 2nd International Organization of Educators and Researchers (IOER) International Pinnacle Awards and 2nd International Conference on Business and STEM Education (ICBSTEME) held at Verdant Hill Hotel in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
SKSU Assistant Professor Jenevieve Lumbu-an said Prof. Abraham Accad, also a graduate student of the institution, was awarded during the twin events on March 30 and 31 as the Most Exemplary Civil Technology Expert and Researcher for his groundbreaking work in using technology to enhance education.
Graduate student Rebecca Eviota, a public school principal taking graduate studies at SKSU, was awarded the Most Exemplary School Principal and Outstanding Educator in Indigenous People Education for her visionary leadership, promotion of inclusive education and dedication to IP students' achievement.
"As a member of the Menubu Mandaya Indigenous cultural community and IP educator, I must not remain an observer; instead, I must step up to be a catalyst for change. I am grateful to Sultan Kudarat State University for allowing me to step up on an international platform and become a contributor to advancing IP Education in our community," Eviota said.
The paper of SKSU faculty members Teresa Hallegado and Alicia Manondog, "Implementation of New Normal Learning Modalities and Academic Performance of Gen Z Learners Across Senior High Schools in South Cotabato," was hailed the Best Abstract in Education and Teaching for the 2nd ICBSTEME.
"The pioneering paper in education has received recognition for its exceptional quality and innovative ideas. Their work holds promise for revolutionizing the field, providing educators with invaluable knowledge and solutions to tackle contemporary educational challenges," Lumbu-an said.
The IOER International Pinnacle Awards recognized exceptional individuals and the collaborative power of educators and researchers around the globe. By honoring those who have devoted their careers to improving education, the ceremony emphasized teamwork, groundbreaking thinking, and constant learning in shaping the future of education.
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