Students' Research Congress 2026
Navigating the Digital Age: Research, Innovation, and Society
March 22, 2026
Cordova Sports Complex
Open to all CPC students
About this congress
The Students’ Research Congress 2026, anchored on the theme “Navigating the Digital Age: Research, Innovation, and Society,” served as a platform for students of Cordova Public College to present their research, share innovative ideas, and engage in meaningful academic discussions. The event highlighted how research can help address emerging opportunities and challenges brought about by rapid technological and societal changes. The congress brought together student researchers, faculty members, and the academic community to exchange knowledge and explore diverse research perspectives. Through research presentations and discussions, the event promoted critical thinking, collaboration, innovation, and a stronger culture of research within Cordova Public College.
Themes
Technology and Digital Transformation
Innovative solutions using technology to address real-world challenges.
Information Technology and Computer Science
This theme explores how digital tools can improve learning, public services, and everyday life. Studies may investigate accessible software, responsible data use, and practical systems designed around community needs.
Education and Pedagogy
Advancing teaching and learning for inclusive and quality education.
Education
This theme focuses on effective, inclusive approaches to teaching and learning. Research may examine classroom practices, learner support, assessment methods, and partnerships that help students succeed.
Environment and Sustainability
Research for a greener and more resilient future.
Environmental Studies and Community Sciences
This theme examines local environmental challenges and practical responses that support resilient communities. Studies may explore resource conservation, waste management, climate awareness, and the protection of coastal and terrestrial ecosystems.
Hospitality and Tourism
Innovations for a competitive and sustainable hospitality industry.
Hospitality and Tourism Management
This theme explores visitor experiences, service quality, and responsible tourism. Research may examine how hospitality enterprises can improve operations while supporting local livelihoods, cultural heritage, and environmental responsibility.
Community Development
Research that empowers people and strengthens communities.
Community Development and Social Sciences
This theme focuses on community priorities, participation, and access to opportunities. Studies may investigate locally designed programs, volunteer initiatives, and partnerships that respond to the needs of underserved groups.
Culture, Society, and Innovation
Exploring human behavior, culture, and creative solutions for societal change.
Social Sciences, Humanities, and Interdisciplinary Studies
This theme examines cultural identity, social relationships, and new approaches to shared challenges. Research may explore heritage preservation, civic engagement, creative enterprise, and the social effects of changing technologies.
Presentations
Teaching Electricity Using Electronic Prototype Display: An Evaluation
HANZYHL MAE B. SANCHEZ JUNESTE A. BELENCIO MARC REY D. ABLAY JAPHIT N. CAÑETE ROLLY-MER P. RENEJANE QUENNIE KIEN A. RUBLICO NATHALIE A. SINGCULAN
All Departments
Culture, Society, and Innovation
March 22, 2026
AVR, Cordova Public College
This study evaluated the use of an Electronic Prototype Display as an instructional tool for teaching fundamental concepts of electricity. The prototype was designed to provide students with a visual and interactive representation of selected electrical concepts, allowing them to observe how electrical components and circuits function beyond traditional classroom discussions. Specifically, the study examined the prototype in terms of functionality, usability, effectiveness, and its potential to support students’ understanding of electricity.
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Awarding Ceremony
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