Christ the King College

Category: Research and Extension

  • Christ the King College joins the SMCII – Research Camp 2025

    Christ the King College joins the SMCII – Research Camp 2025

    Christ the King College joins the SMCII – Research Camp 2025

    Christ the King College marked another milestone in its commitment to Research advancement by participating in the Research Camp 2025, hosted by St. Michael’s College of Iligan Inc. [SMCII], held from June 22 to 24, 2025, at the scenic Dahilayan Forest Park in Bukidnon. With the theme “Empowering Scholarly Excellence through Innovation and Meaningful Contribution,” the camp aimed to cultivate a vibrant community of researchers dedicated to advancing academic excellence through collaboration.

  • Christ the King College and St. Michael’s College formally signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a transformative partnership through research and academics exchanges.

    Christ the King College and St. Michael’s College formally signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a transformative partnership through research and academics exchanges.

    Christ the King College and St. Michael’s College formally signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a transformative partnership through research and academics exchanges.

     

     

    On August 24,2024, Christ the King College and St. Michael’s College formally signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a transformative partnership through research and academics exchanges.

    This collaboration is dedicated to fostering innovation by engaging in joint research activities and academic exchanges, reflecting both institutions’ shared commitment to advancing knowledge and providing excellent education.

    Following the MoU signing, Mr. Emmanuel E. Ong, MBE, delivered a talk on RVM Culture, focusing on the collaborative culture that drives the organization. Mr. Christopher Garcia Jr. then shared valuable insights on Customer Care, emphasizing the importance of both internal and external customers.

    In the afternoon, parallel sessions were held. The Research Management Office of St. Michael’s College, led by Dr. Aniceto B. Naval, presented on “Generating Themes and Instrument Development Using AI” and introduced the statistical tool JAMOVI. Dr. Ronalyn T. Langam also delivered a presentation on “Research Tools Using Technology.” In the other session, Mr. Garcia conducted a seminar on the Hear Empathy Apologize Resolve Thank (HEART) approach. The Seminar provided invaluable knowledge and experience.

  • IP System Overview, Types of Intellectual Property: Trademark, Patent, Copyright, and IP Registration Orientation Seminar

    IP System Overview, Types of Intellectual Property: Trademark, Patent, Copyright, and IP Registration Orientation Seminar

    IP System Overview, Types of Intellectual Property:
    Trademark, Patent, Copyright, and
    IP Registration Orientation Seminar

     

    Christ the King College (CKC) took a significant step towards protecting the intellectual property of the institution, teachers, and students and addressing the challenges in this area. On the 25th of March, 2024, Dr. Carmelita C. Labadan, Dean of College; Mr. Pericles G. Aninion, Institution Quality Assurance Coordinator; Mr. Paul John B. Panganiban, Research and Planning Coordinator; Ms. Julie Ann A. Decastillo, Accountancy Program Head; and Lea Jean B. Cuerdo, Information Program Head, attended the seminar on the Overview of the System and Types of Intellectual Property, hosted by the Research Management Office of St. Michael’s College of Iligan City. The resource speaker was Engr. John Paul C. Yu, the Intellectual Property Operation Specialist in Northern Mindanao, Philippines.

    The event aimed to provide attendees with an understanding of the Intellectual Property (IP) system, empower them to protect their exclusive rights to creative works, and inventions, and encourage innovation and the development of new products and ideas.

    Photo credit to the ICT Office St. Michael’s College of Iligan Inc.

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  • Research is to see what everybody else has seen and to think what nobody else has thought. – Albert Szent-Gyorgyi

    Research is to see what everybody else has seen and to think what nobody else has thought. – Albert Szent-Gyorgyi

    Research is to see what everybody else has seen and to think what nobody else has thought.
    – Albert Szent-Gyorgyi

     
    The Christ the King Research and Planning Office (RPO), in collaboration with St. Rita’s College of Balingasag Research, Planning, and Development under the leadership of Mr. Gernel S. Lumacad, M. Sc. and his team concluded a successful two-day seminar-workshop on Introductory in Data Analysis last March 22–23, 2024, at Christ the King College computer laboratory. The grade 10 students attended the seminar-workshop, supervised by their adviser, Mr. Jay Bayucot, with the support of Mrs. Shiela P. Abatayo, MAED, the Basic Education Principal.
    The seminar-workshop on data analysis aimed to equip participants with the skills to navigate the ever-growing world of data. It combined informative presentations on key concepts like data visualization and statistical analysis with practical workshops that allowed attendees to apply these techniques using real-world datasets.
    This initiative falls under the broader partnership that includes St. Rita’s College of Balingasag, St. Michael’s College of Iligan City, St. Mary’s College of Labason, and Christ the King College of Gingoog City. This collaborative effort aims to enhance student learning experiences by fostering educational and research exchange among these institutions.