Philippine E-Journals
vol. 3, no. 1 (2023)
Sukisok
Description
SUKISOK, an Ilocano term meaning “to search or investigate exhaustively,” proudly serves as the annual research and development journal of the School of Arts and Sciences at Isabela State University-Cauayan City Campus. This esteemed publication showcases the finest research papers authored by talented students from various degree programs of the School of Arts and Sciences.
As a platform for scholarly discourse, SUKISOK aims to foster intellectual engagement, encourage critical thinking, and promote innovative research within the realms of the arts and sciences. The journal features a diverse range of topics, exploring various aspects of language, literature, politics, governance, and legal management, to name a few. The publication seeks to highlight the breadth and depth of research conducted by undergraduate students and provide them with a valuable opportunity to contribute to their respective fields
Table of contents
Front Matter
Editorial Board
Editorial Policy
Guidelines for Authors
Table of Contents
Articles
Trash Talk: Awareness and Practices of Senior High School Students on Solid Waste Management in San Mateo, Isabela
Pauline L. Balubal | Lovely Angelica P. Cabrera | Arlene P. Mercado | Micca Ella C. Vinoya
Discipline: social policy
Dialectical Comparison of Phonological, Lexical, and Syntactic Features of Kankanaey in Rogus, Cauayan City and in Cambaly, Baguli
Julius P. Baquiran | Janice R. Estepa | Olivia P. Vergara
Discipline: Linguistics
A Comparative Study on Group Cohesion and Quality of Decision-Making in the Selected Barangays using Irving Janis' Groupthink Theory
Vida Charm G. Lampadio | Rona D. Alejo | Narsal M. Foronda Jr. | Jessa Marie L. Alvarez
Discipline: Politics
Self-Sufficiency of Former 4Ps Beneficiaries in Isabela: Showcasing their Success Stories
Romalyn T. Domingo | Kristine B. Pascua | Jessa Marie L. Alvarez | Arnold T. Pascua | Jeduard E. Bernardo
Discipline: Politics
Fostering Diversity: Exploring the Experiences of Selected Indigenous People Appointed in Leadership Positions in Government Institutions using the Glass Cliff Theory
Jericka J. Licudo | Jessa Maureen Obsiana | Narsal M. Foronda Jr.
Discipline: Politics
Back Matter
Back Matter