18/08/2026
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The Institute of Fish Processing Technology (IFPT) conducted a Practicum Debriefing and Orientation of Fish 200 (Undergraduate Thesis) Guidelines for BS in Fisheries Program on August 18, 2026 at AV101, Pidlaoan Hall. This activity aimed to provide students with essential information and guidance regarding Fish 200 (Thesis) requirements, familiarize them with laboratory facilities and procedures, and provide an opportunity to reflect on and share their experiences during their practicum. This activity was attended by BS in Fisheries students who will conduct their thesis under IFPT, together with the instituteโs faculty members.
The students shared their practicum experiences and insights, including their key accomplishments, challenges, and host feedback encountered during their training. As part of Fish 159 (Practicum), the students were endorsed to different industry partners from June to July 2026, where they completed almost one month of hands-on training and gained practical experience.
Asst. Prof. Gardel Xyza Silvederio led the thesis orientation where she presented the thesis requirements, procedures, and timeline. This discussion helped the students better understand the thesis process, plan out their research activities, and improve their preparedness for their thesis work. In addition, the IFPT laboratories including the Fisheries Chemistry Laboratory and Fishery Microbiology Laboratory also introduced their available facilities, equipment, and safety protocols to ensure the studentsโ laboratory safety, proper use of equipment, and adherence to established laboratory procedures.
This orientation ensures that the thesis students are well-informed about the requirements, responsibilities, and expectations involved in conducting their research and using laboratory facilities.
