College of Computer Studies Secures 3rd Place in Community Engagement at MSU-IIT Stakeholders Networking SummitÂ
đź“… March 4, 2026
College of Computer Studies Secures 3rd Place in Community Engagement at MSU-IIT Stakeholders Networking SummitÂ
đź“… March 4, 2026
The College of Computer Studies (CCS) was awarded 3rd Place Top Performing College in Community Engagement during the MSU-IIT Stakeholders Networking Summit held at the University Gymnasium of Mindanao State University–Iligan Institute of Technology (MSU-IIT).
Organized by the WE CARE Office under the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Public Affairs, the summit gathered the University’s extension partners, stakeholders, faculty members, researchers, and staff to promote the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and celebrate impactful community initiatives.
The recognition highlights CCS’s strong commitment to delivering technology-driven extension programs that empower marginalized sectors, promote digital literacy, and support institutional development. Through innovative and inclusive outreach efforts, the College continues to translate academic expertise into meaningful community impact.
Among the notable 2025 extension projects that significantly contributed to the College of Computer Studies’ recognition were:
MY.ICT (ICT Training for Marginalized Youth)
Project Leader: Asst. Prof. Jerina Jean M. Ecleo
my.CyberSafe: Bridging Cybersecurity and Education
Project Leader: Asst. Prof. Paul B. Bokingkito, Jr.
TECH BEHIND BARS: Digital Reformation for Inmates
Project Leader: Â Assoc. Prof. Alquine Roy F. Taculin
TECH BEYOND BARS: Digital Transformation for Jail Personnel
Project Leader: Â Assoc. Prof. Alquine Roy F. Taculin
Tech for Bars: Digital Solutions for Facility Operations
Project Leader: Â Assoc. Prof. Mia Amor C. Tinam-isan
UNLOCKING DIGITAL DOORS: Tech for Women Behind Bars
Project Leader: Â Asst. Prof. Liezil C. Daberao
myComApps: A Technology Development Program Fostering Meaningful Innovations
Project Leader: Â Asst. Prof. Paul Rodolf Castor
Further strengthening its commitment to community engagement, CCS also announced that several extension projects have been officially approved for implementation in 2026, including:
my.CompApps OSY TechUp: Community-Based Microcontroller Training for Out-of-School Youth in IC
Project Leader: Asst. Prof. Jomari Francis B. Villanueva
TechBEYOND Bars: Digital Transformation for Jail Officers and Personnel
Project Leader: Assoc. Prof. Alquine Roy F. Taculin
TechBehindBars: Digital Reformation for PDLs
Project Leader: Assoc. Prof. Alquine Roy F. Taculin
Tech BEYOND the Years: Connecting Generational Divide
Project Leader: Assoc. Prof. Alquine Roy F. Taculin
my.CyberSafe: Educating for a Secure Digital Tomorrow
Project Leader: Haron Hakeen D. Lua
my.ICT: ICT Training for Marginalized and Out-of-School Youths
Project Leader: Maria Camilla Ann R. Llamas
TECH4KIDS: Reinforcing Digital Literacy and Creativity for Young Learners
Project Leader: Asst. Prof. Liezil C. Daberao
my.Quantum: Capacitating Quantum Education for STEM Students
Project Leader: Stefany Mae V. Caparida, MSc
my.DigiBayan: Bridging Citizens and Barangay Through Technology
Project Leader: Paul B. Bokingkito Jr.
These approved initiatives further demonstrate CCS’s alignment with key SDGs, particularly in advancing quality education, reduced inequalities, innovation, digital inclusion, and strong institutions. By expanding its extension portfolio in 2026, the College reaffirms its dedication to sustainable, inclusive, and technology-enabled community development.