VSU Phi Delta hosts 6th Inaugural Lecture and Acceptance Ceremonies for new members

Visayas State University Phi Delta, the Honor Society for Science, hosted its 6th Inaugural Lecture and Acceptance Ceremonies for its eight (8) new members on May 28, 2019, at the VSU Center for Continuing Education (CCE).

The new members are recruited, nominated, and accepted by the current members of the society.

The new members are: Dr. Norberto Milla, Dr. Angelica Baldos, Dr. Deejay Lumanao, Dr. Luz Asio, Dr. Ana Marquiza Quilicot, Dr. Mar John Nino, Dr. Mary Joy Abit, and Dr. Santiago Pena Jr.

Among the eight new members, two are pioneering from the animal doctors group, both from the College of Veterinary Medicine.

Below are the new Phi Delta members, with their respective research studies presented during the inaugural lecture:

To become a member of Phi Delta, these are the following qualifications:

1. Should have a Ph.D. degree;
2. Has at least two (2) publications in peer-reviewed journals; and
3. Age must not be older than 50 years old prior to membership.

Moreover, this membership is not only limited to the researchers and scientists of VSU. In fact, there are some that were recruited, nominated, and accepted outside the university.

Phi Delta as a professional, non-profit organization, has organized and hosted lectures and workshops on thesis or publication writing and proposal making for almost 15 years.

The society was founded by Dr. Victor Asio on September 7, 2004, with twelve (12) pioneering members. Being true in upholding its ideals to contribute in the growth and development of science, in the university, and community, the society is dedicated and committed to encouraging young students and professionals to conduct relevant and original research.

In the recently concluded Search for 2019 Phi Delta Outstanding Thesis, the winner for each category are as follows:

Phi Delta Undergraduate Theses:

OUTSTANDING THESIS IN BASIC NATURAL SCIENCES

JOVANIE L. OLASIMAN, BS in Chemistry

Thesis: Evaluation of Stability and AnThesis: Evaluation of Stability and Anti-Inflammatory Activity of Encapsulated Phenolic-Rich Extract from Pineapple (Ananas comosus L (Merr) var. Queen) ti-Inflammatory Activity of Encapsulated Phenolic-Rich Extract from Pineapple (Ananas comosus L (Merr) var. Queen) Peel

Faculty Adviser:  PROF. RONALD ARLET P. VILLABER

                              Department of  Pure and Applied Chemistry

OUTSTANDING THESIS IN APPLIED BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

JAMIEL D. MAGOMNANG JR., BS in Biotechnology

Thesis: Genomic and Plasmid DNA Extraction and Polymerase Chain Reaction for Screening Potential Cadmium-Resistant Bacteria Isolated from Visayas State University Dumpsite and Wastewater Pond

Faculty Adviser:  DR. CANDELARIO L. CALIBO

                              Department of  Pure and Applied Chemistry

OUTSTANDING THESIS IN APPLIED PHYSICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

RICHIE MAR M. ELISEO, BS in Biotechnology

Thesis: Heavy Metal Tolerance of Filamentous Fungi from the Sediments of Visayas State University Settling Pond

Faculty Adviser: PROF. JAYZON G. BITACURA

                             Department of  Biological Sciences

OUTSTANDING THESIS IN SOCIAL SCIENCES

CARL LENCER T. REBADOMIA, BS in Development Communication

Thesis: Effects of Video Game on Children’s Intention to Reduce Their Carbon Footprint

Faculty Adviser:  DR. ROTACIO S. GRAVOSO

                              Department of  Development Communication

OUTSTANDING THESIS IN BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS

THICH ELOISE PARIS, BS in Economics

Thesis: Assessing Macro-Level Effects of Tax Reform Using Dynamic Tax Analysis: The Case of Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN) II

Faculty Adviser:  PROF. LEMUEL S. PRECIADOS

                              Department of  Economics

The finalists presented their papers on June 7, 2019, at CCE. Only one winner was chosen in each category and was awarded during the 2019 VSU Commencement Exercises on June 14, 2019. Each winner received a cash prize and a medal.

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