College of Humanities and Sciences faculty participates in poster presentation abroad; College of Medicine students bag awards in national and international contests Members of the DLSHSI Academic Community have actively engaged in national and international contests and conferences in the past months, bringing accolades to the Colleges and to DLSHSI in general.Dr. Eduardo B. Tibayan, Jr., a faculty member from the College of Humanities and Sciences, attended and presented a poster entitled “Fabrication and Characterization of Tin Oxide-Silver Nanomaterials Synthesized by Horizontal Vapor Phase Growth Technique for UV-Blocking Property and Antimicrobial Application” in the 4th Nano Today Conference in Dubai, UAE on Dec. 6-10, 2015.
On the other hand, students of College of Medicine successfully participated in national and international student contests this year.
Fourth year students Jan David C. Monzon and Nigel Jerorino C. Santos, third year student Joanna May S. Quilacio, and second year student James Bryan M. Lim placed second in the NCR Regional Clinico-Pathologic Conference during the APMC-SN 10th Medical Students’ Summit. It was held on September 12, 2015 at St. Luke’s College of Medicine, Quezon City. Dr. Michael Nicholaus Van Haute was the group’s adviser/coach.
Another group of students joined the International Medical Challenge held on November 27-30, 2015 at Chang Mai University, Taiwan. The group, composed of third year students Juan Paolo M. Austria, Roxanne M. Figueroa, and Joanna May S. Quilacio, and second year student Febby T. Diabordo, landed in 4th Place. Dr. Van Jerwin Mercado was the group’s adviser/coach.
Congratulations to Dr. Tibayan, student winners, advisers/coaches, and the Colleges of Humanities and Sciences and Medicine for a job well done! |