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[Virtual Presenter] Good morning/afternoon/evening everyone. Today, we are here to discuss the results of a market study conducted by Dr Felix M Mercado, Dr Flormando P Baldovino, and Dr Claudia Odette J Ayala. The study focused on M-S-E-U-F Lucena City as a tertiary and post-graduate education provider. We are pleased to share with you the findings of this study. Thank you for your attention..

[Audio] We are thrilled to present to you the market study of MSEUF-Lucena City as a tertiary and post-graduate education provider. The purpose of this research is to analyze the market of MSEUF-Lucena City as an H-E-I that provides tertiary and post-graduate education in the province as its immediate environ and in the region and other parts of the country. Our main objective is to determine the profile of the market of M-S-E-U-F Lucena City, identify the factors that influence enrollment in the various academic programs of M-S-E-U-F Lucena City, determine the program preference of the target market (incoming students and parents) and current market (currently enrolled students and parents), establish the strategic market position of MSEUF-Lucena City among its competitors, and assess if demographic profile moderates the factors that influence enrollment in the various academic programs of M-S-E-U-F Lucena City. We hope that this presentation will provide valuable insights into the market of MSEUF-Lucena City and help us make informed decisions about our academic programs and marketing strategies. Thank you for your attention..

[Audio] We will now discuss the research paradigm of the study. The purpose of this study is to understand the profile of the market of MSEUF-Lucena City, the views and perceptions of the identified factors that influence respondents' decision to enroll in the various academic programs of MSEUF-Lucena City, their program preferences, capacity, and motivations to enroll in their current programs. To achieve this, the process part of the study will involve a tows-Swot Analysis, Porter's Five Forces Model Analysis, Supply and Demand Analysis, surveys, interviews, and focus group discussions. The theoretical underpinnings of this study are based on Ansoff Matrix (1957), Porter's Generic Strategies (1980), tows-Swot Analysis proposed by Weihrich (1982), and the three types of marketing identified by Camilleri (2017). In the next slide, we will discuss the specific methods and techniques that will be used in the research process..

[Audio] We are currently on slide 4 of Dr Felix M Mercado's market study of M-S-E-U-F Lucena City as a tertiary and post-graduate education provider. In this slide, we will discuss the I-N-P-U-T for the study. The I-N-P-U-T for the study includes gathering information on students and parents' views and perceptions of enrollment factors, program preference, capacity, and motivations. Additionally, we will analyze M-S-E-U-F Lucena competitors using the Swot/TOWS analysis, Porter's Five Forces Model, and Supply and Demand Analysis. We will conduct a survey, interviews, focus group discussions, and competitor's analysis. This information will provide us with a comprehensive understanding of the M-S-E-U-F Lucena market, which will help us to develop a marketing framework and policy recommendations for programs offering..

[Audio] We have the pleasure of speaking to you today about the research grants, benefits, and incentives available to research proponents at MSEUF-Lucena City. As a principal investigator, I have had the privilege of receiving multiple research awards from the university and can attest to the benefits that these awards have brought to my research program. The amount of the research award varies and is dependent on the nature of the problem and the breadth/scope of the proposed research design. For example, a research project that involves a comprehensive analysis of the tertiary and post-graduate education industry in the Lucena City area may receive a larger award than a smaller, more focused project. In addition to the monetary awards, MSEUF-Lucena City also offers benefits such as deloading/unloading with pay to research proponents. This benefit is available to researchers depending on the nature and breadth of their research work, as well as the time frame of the project and as requested by the research proponent subject to University guidelines and policies. Another benefit of conducting research at MSEUF-Lucena City is the award of merit points for faculty ranking and promotion of completed researches. These points are granted to faculty members to further demonstrate the University's support for the research production of the faculty. Faculty members with completed research work (institutionally funded or commissioned) will also have the opportunity to publish their research in the M-S-E-U-F Research Studies, the official refereed research journal of the MSEUF. Finally, research proponents at MSEUF-Lucena City will also have the privilege of being featured as speakers in the Research Colloquium, an academic gathering held once a year and organized by the Office of the VP for Academics and the DCAVKMI. The colloquium serves as a forum for the formal presentation and dissemination of institutional and commissioned researches of the faculty and for the academic discussion and possible utilization of the presented researches by the participants. In conclusion, we encourage all research proponents at MSEUF-Lucena City to take advantage of the research grants, benefits, and incentives that are available to them. These opportunities will not only help to advance your research program but will also contribute to the overall success of the university. Thank you for your attention, and we welcome any questions you may have..

[Audio] We are delighted to welcome you to the research grant discussion presented by Dr Felix M Mercado for M-S-E-U-F Lucena City as a tertiary and post-graduate education provider. During this session, we will be discussing the terms and conditions of the research grant awarded to Dr Mercado and his team. Upon acceptance of the research grant, the faculty with approved research proposal agrees to the following terms and conditions: 1.1: The conduct of the research project shall not prejudice their teaching duties in the college or department unless otherwise agreed upon with their Dean. 1.2: The faculty proponent shall strictly follow the approved research design. 1.2.1: For development and applied researches: 1.2.1.1: A maximum honorarium of P15000.00 for the project leader and another P15000.00 for each member of the research team shall be allowed. Each research team shall have no more than two members, the study leader excluded. 1.2.1.2: A maximum of P15000.00 is set for contract labor in case of research requiring outside expert/s or several contract workers due to the nature and scope of the study. 1.2.1.3: Equipment to be purchased amounting to P10000.00 each and above shall be purchased through the Procurement Office following University established purchase procedures. Thank you for your attention..

[Audio] We would like to discuss the financial procedures in place for the market study of MSEUF-Lucena City as a tertiary and post-graduate education provider. These procedures ensure that all financial transactions comply with the University's financial policies and procedures. The first step is that any equipment purchased for the study should be the property of the University and together with the supporting purchased documents should be turned over to the Property Office not later than the date of the liquidation report. Receipt of the item/s shall be acknowledged by the Property Office and the receipt attached to the liquidation report. The cost of materials and supplies shall not exceed P20000.00. For all purchases of P10000.00 and above, a written request detailing the quantity, description, and unit price shall be submitted to the DCAVRKMI for approval. Transportation and communication costs shall not exceed P5000.00 and P1000.00, respectively. Expenses to be incurred shall follow the approved financial plan/line item budget. The amount of research grant and expenses with proper supporting documents/official receipts should be reflected in the liquidation report. Expenses with proper supporting documents/official receipts and amounts in excess of item maximum limit shall be disallowed. Any excess/unused research grant shall be returned to and receipted by the University cashier. The official receipt forms part of the supporting documents required for the Liquidation Report. Thank you for your attention, and we hope that you find this information helpful..

[Audio] Greetings, everyone, and thank you for joining us today as we discuss the research grant release process for Basic Research projects. We will be discussing the guidelines set forth by the DCAVRKMI Dean for Basic Research projects. The maximum grant for a Basic Research project will depend on the nature and scope of the study. For the project leader, a maximum honorarium of P15000.00 and P15000.00 for the member of the research team will be allowed. Each research team should have no more than two members, including the project leader. It is important to note that a liquidation report is not necessary for a Basic Research project. The DCAVRKMI Dean will endorse the release of research grant as follows: Tranche Release Deliverables/Outputs Due, Signed M-O-U--, Schedule of deliverables, Work Plan, Month 1, 10%, Progress report, Raw data, Month 8, 20%, Project yearend report, Final draft of the research report, Publishable research article, Liquidation report, Month 10, Presentation in research colloquium. We hope this information is helpful. Thank you..

[Audio] Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. I am here today to present the market study of MSEUF-Lucena City as a tertiary and post-graduate education provider. Our focus is on the release of the research grant and the requirements for the completion of the research project. According to the DCAVRKMI, the Dean shall endorse the release of the research grant as follows: The research report should be submitted to the DCAVRKMI at the end of the grant duration. Failure to submit the report within the agreed upon period shall mean automatic termination of the project and reimbursement of the grant released. The faculty researcher should agree to present the completed work in a research colloquium to be organized for the purpose. A table with the following data should be included in the presentation: Tranche Release Deliverables/Outputs Due 50% Final draft of research proposal Signed M-O-U Schedule of deliverables Work Plan Month 1 10% Progress report Raw data Month 8 40% Project yearend report Final draft of the research report Publishable research article Presentation in research colloquium Month 10 100% Completion of research project..

[Audio] We would like to discuss the monitoring of research work in the market study of M-S-E-U-F Lucena City as a tertiary and post-graduate education provider. First, as per the contract, a progress report shall be submitted to the DCAVRKMI on a regular basis. This report shall provide an update on the status of the research project, including any changes or challenges that may have arisen. It is important that the progress report is submitted in a timely manner to ensure that the project stays on track and meets its agreed-upon timetable. Second, if a research project extends beyond the agreed upon timetable, a review shall be conducted by the University Research Committee. This review shall evaluate the project's progress and determine whether an extension of the deadline is necessary. The proponent may request an extension of deadline subject to certain conditions, including being on sick, maternity, or study leave of absence with supporting documents presented, or requesting some changes in the research proposal that shall be reviewed and evaluated by the University Research Committee. Overdue research projects shall be given a maximum of one-semester extension. Failure to complete a research project and submit the final report within the extension period shall mean automatic termination of the project. In conclusion, monitoring of research work is a crucial aspect of any research project, and it is important that the terms of the contract are followed to ensure the successful completion of the project..

[Audio] Good afternoon everyone, I am Dr Felix M Mercado, principal investigator of the market study of MSEUF-Lucena City as a tertiary and post-graduate education provider. Today, I will be discussing the termination of research projects as per our institution's policies. According to our policies, long overdue research projects may be terminated. A formal letter stating the termination shall be issued to the faculty concerned. In addition, upon the recommendation of the Research Coordinator and the Dean/Director/Principal, interested parties may assume the completion of the unfinished research project, subject to the terms and conditions of the University. For terminated research projects, the following shall apply: The faculty proponent shall reimburse the total amount of the grant within one month after termination; otherwise, the amount of the research grant shall be deducted from their salary in accordance with University policies. In cases where the proponent is working with a co-proponent/s, whatever part of the total amount of the research grant that went to the co-proponent shall be deducted from the salary of the main proponent should the research project be terminated due to delay. Such payment or reimbursement shall be paid in cash or check at the Accounting Office. In case of salary deduction, the faculty concerned can make arrangements with the Accounting Office. Thank you for your attention..

[Audio] Good afternoon everyone, I am here to present on the authorship and publishing process for research outputs under the Faculty Research Program of Manuel S Enverga University Foundation (M-S-E-U-F). According to the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines, any research output generated through the Faculty Research Program of M-S-E-U-F is copyrighted by the author/researcher. These outputs are protected under the provisions of the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines, which was enacted in June 1997. Under the Faculty Research Program of MSEUF, the researcher is the sole author of the research project. However, the completed research project is published in its entirety at the M-S-E-U-F Research Studies. If a research output is to be published in a journal that is not owned by the university, permission from M-S-E-U-F is required. This should be done in writing, directed to the president through the VP for academics, and a copy of the letter should be furnished to the DCAVRKMI. Presenting research outputs in seminars, conferences, research forums, and other academic gatherings outside M-S-E-U-F requires written permission from the VP for academics and/or the university president. Thank you for your attention..

[Audio] We are delighted to reveal Dr Felix M Mercado's market research on MSEUF-Lucena City as a tertiary and post-graduate education provider. It is our pleasure to have you hear about this important topic..