SLSU-TO Conducts Colloquium on Publishing Books, Research, and Creative Works for Educators
Southern Leyte State University-Tomas Oppus (SLSU-TO) conducted a successful colloquium focused on "Publishing Books, Research, and Creative Works for Educators" on February 11, 2025, at the SLSU-TO Graduate School Building. The event was attended by faculty members and program heads from the campus.
The colloquium started with a warm welcome message from Dr. Clemente Cobilla, who emphasized the importance of creative works in the academic community. The program continued with an insightful Introduction of Speaker by Mr. Joseph Anavesa, adviser of The Light and a key figure behind the colloquium’s organization. He introduced the esteemed speaker for the session, DDDr. Crisanto E. Avila, a College Lecturer, Publisher, Researcher, and School Director at St. Aloysius Academy in Calabarzon, Philippines.
Dr. Avila, an expert in academic publishing, shared his valuable expertise in the areas of research writing, book publishing, and creative works. Drawing from his extensive experience as both a researcher and publisher, Dr. Avila's Talk enlightened the audience with insights on publishing works and how educators can overcome the challenges of getting their research and creative works published. He also stressed the importance of sharing knowledge through publications and the ways to navigate AI in getting these works done.
Dr. Mark B. Galdo delivered the closing message at the colloquium, expressing deep gratitude to Dr. Avila for sharing valuable insights on publishing creative works and research. He encouraged faculty to continue writing and sharing their scholarly and creative outputs. Dr. Galdo also reminded everyone of the university’s guidelines for publishing, including the newly approved Creative Works manual and protocols under the Knowledge and Technology Transfer Office (KTTO), which are designed to support and protect their work. He emphasized the importance of aligning efforts with the "I CARE TO TEACH" program, urging educators to inspire, innovate, and create knowledge that transforms lives. He concluded his message by encouraging everyone to remain enthusiastic in their journey of writing, creating, and making a difference. As the colloquium concluded, participants were inspired to push the boundaries of their academic endeavors and contribute their research and creative works to the wider educational community.
This event aligns with SDG 4: Quality Education, which aims to ensure quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.
