The College of Business, Administration, and Accountancy (CBAA) successfully held the Student Research Colloquium 2025 on May 28, 2025 at 9:00 AM via Google Meet, centered on the theme, “Integrity in Innovation: Shaping the Future of Business Education.” The virtual event provided an academic platform for student researchers from the BSA, BSTM, and BSEntrep programs to present their innovative studies and share their insights on emerging trends in business education.
The colloquium commenced with warm opening remarks by Ms. Katrina Clare M. Labios, who underscored the importance of ethical research, innovation, and integrity in shaping the business leaders of tomorrow. She commended the students and faculty for their collaborative efforts in making research an integral part of their academic journey.
Following the opening, Ms. Christine Cecille O. Fermin-Raby introduced the esteemed Panel of Reactors, who offered critical insights and professional perspectives to enrich the students’ research presentations. The panel included:
- Agnes DG. Francia, PhD, CPA
General Manager of Francia Travel and Tours,
President of ACPAPP Rizal College, and Founder
President of Travellers Alliance of the Philippines. - Mark Ryan Capacio, PhD
Academic Dean, Philippine Women’s University-Calamba. - Bertson Mari T. Bisnar, MMITHM
Tourism and Hospitality Management Program Head, STI College Global City. - Richie Paner Apacionado, MaEd
Research Coordinator, Los Baños Bambang Senior High School.
Student Presentations
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy (BSA):
“Peer Coaching Initiative and the Overall Class Performance of Accountancy Students in One University”
Delos Reyes, Dogos, Magsino, Occidental, San Pedro
“GCash Utilization Assessment Among Cafés in Santa Cruz, Laguna: A Basis for a Cash Management Program”
Dela Torre, Montiel, Padua, Reyes, Tina
Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management (BSTM):
“Compliance of H&B Nature Camp on the Carrying Capacity Policy: Basis for an Evaluation Instrument”
Alborida, Atienza, Evio, Mamplata, Mojica
“Exploring Tourist Satisfaction on Floating Cottages in Selected Resorts in Calauan, Laguna”
Dela Sada, Condes, Comendador, De Luna, Opulencia
Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship (BSEntrep):
“FILKATSU: The Potential Gain and Consumer Stability of a Food Venture in Barangay Santa Clara Norte, Pila, Laguna”
Bulan, Alfonso, Escala, Maravilla, Octavio, Otano, Aquino, Fernandez, Reynoso, Valencia, Yate
Each research group delivered their presentations with clarity and conviction, followed by insightful feedback and recommendations from the panel of reactors. The discussions encouraged refinement of ideas and highlighted the real-world applications of their research findings.
Awards and Recognition
To conclude the event, the following were recognized as Best in Thesis from their respective programs:
BSA: Peer Coaching Initiative and the Overall Class Performance of Accountancy Students in One University
BSTM: Exploring Tourist Satisfaction on Floating Cottages in Selected Resorts in Calauan, LagunaBSEntrep: FILKATSU: The Potential Gain and Consumer Stability of a Food Venture in Barangay Santa Clara Norte, Pila, Laguna
The event ended on an inspiring note with closing remarks from Dr. Norayda D. Dimaculangan, who emphasized the value of continuous learning and innovation grounded in ethical principles. She congratulated all presenters and expressed appreciation to the faculty, reactors, and students who contributed to the success of the colloquium.
The CBAA Student Research Colloquium 2025 stood as a testament to the institution’s commitment to excellence in research, nurturing not just future professionals, but ethical, forward-thinking innovators ready to shape the future of business education.
