15/04/2026
📊 Student Research Presentations | Day 1 Afternoon Session Highlights
A series of insightful and innovative student research presentations showcased the depth and diversity of Library and Information Science (LIS) studies from various institutions.
✨ From University of the Philippines School of Library and Information Studies, Jan Dominique Timbol presented “Literacy in Pixels,” exploring how Filipino political digital artworks shape meaning and discourse through visual social semiotics.
✨ Students from Polytechnic University of the Philippines — Celadenia, Sarah Nicole B. Dela Rosa, Jelyne A. Casaba, Benedict D. Gomez, Jhoana Lei E. Gudelano, Veronica Kate Ibasco, Lyka V. Lumangyao, Paul Bryan N. Nisperos, and Alianah Psalms C. — shared “Inclusivity in Practice at the National Library of the Philippines,” highlighting the importance of accessible, equitable, and user-centered library services.
✨ From Bulacan State University, researchers — Jonel V. Buenaventura, Charles A. Cabusao, John Lloyd M. Cruz, Jan Ivan B. Mateo, Carelle N. Sarsaba, and Reign Charlotte B. Sazon — presented “Integrating Botanical and Biopolymer Agents for Sustainable Book Preservation,” introducing eco-friendly and innovative approaches to preserving library materials.
These presentations reflect the growing role of LIS in digital analysis, inclusivity, and sustainability, proving that student researchers are shaping the future of the profession.
👏 Congratulations to all presenters for their outstanding contributions!