RESEARCH OFFICE

Research Ethics Committee
  • Develop and implement a fully paperless, Ethics Review Management System that allows for real-time tracking and international auditing.
  • Develop Memorandums of Agreement (MOA) with international universities for joint ethical reviews of cross-border studies.
Research & Development Monitoring and Evaluation
  • Conduct terminal evaluation of Research M&E system
  • Document best practices and lessons learned
  • Prepare transition recommendations for next roadmap
Creative Works
  • Compile EVSU Creative Works Portfolio (2026–2030) International creative works exposure
  • Align creative works outputs with NURCA reporting
  • Prepare transition plan for next roadmap cycle
Metals & Engineering Innovation Center (MEIC)
  • Commercialization: Operate the EVSU Resilience Innovation Hub as a primary commercialization center for engineering outputs.
  • International Linkage: Identify mature technologies for ASEAN and international market linkage, supporting international licensing pathways.
  • Sustainability: Achieve partial financial self-sustainability for the Technology Transfer and Commercialization Office (TTCO) through revenue tracking and global partnerships.
Innovative Technology & Management Journal (ITMJ)
  • Capability Building and Training
    • Training on journal-ready research proposals and manuscripts
    • Training on OJS management, initial screening, peer review, and publication ethics
  • Enhanced visibility and credibility of ITMJ
    • Crossref Indexed, and DOI (maintained)
    • DOAJ application and compliance
    • Scopus and WoS preparatory applications
    • Compliance with other reputable indexing standards
  • Increased publication of resilience-, climate-, and sustainability-focused reseach
    • Call for papers aligned with resilience, climate action, and sustainability
  • Promotion of Excellence and Impact in Scholarly Publishing
    • Awards and Incentives – Dr. Roberto N. Padua Award for outstanding and impactful research
  • Well-managed, ethical, and credible journal governance
    Policy Harmonization and Governance

    • Review of existing journal policies
    • Crafting and harmonization of editorial and publication protocols
    • Approval of newly set of Editorial Board and Reviewers
  • ITMJ is indexed in Crossref, DOAJ, WoS, and Scopus by 2030, and recognized as a credible platform for resilience and climate action research

INNOVATION OFFICE

Innovation Office
  • Sustain annual IP creation, protection, and commercialization pipeline
  • Expand national and international collaborations
  • Continuous improvement and benchmarking practices
TTCO
  • Operate EVSU Resilience Innovation Hub as commercialization center
  • Identify technologies for ASEAN/international market linkage
  • Support international licensing or PCT-related commercialization pathways
  • Achieve partial TTCO financial self-sustainability
  • Establish long-term LGU, industry, and global partnerships

EXTENSION SERVICES OFFICE

Extension Services Office
  • Focus: Excellence and Final Target Achievement
    • Achieve the 50,000 Beneficiary Target: Document and verify that 50,000+ individuals have measurably improved resilience through NURCA projects.
    • National Recognition as “NURCA”: Secure official designation or awards as the National University for Resiliency, serving as the primary consultant for community-based climate action in the Philippines.
    • Sustainable Legacy: Finalize the NURCA 2030 Impact Report, establishing a competitive, replicable model for university extension services worldwide.
Shared Services Facilities (SSF)
  • Development Goals
    1. Establish Center of Excellence status
    2. Replicate SSF model regionally
    3. Achieve national recognition
  • Key Activities
    1. Train-the-Trainer programs
    2. Best practices documentation
    3. Satellite SSF replication
    4. Impact evaluation studies
  • Expected Outputs
    1. Nationally recognized SSF
    2. Certified trainers
    3. Replicated facilities