Published October 23, 2024 by Dr. Jerome Billariña
Nine faculty researchers of Cagayan State University at Aparri Campus are recognized in the roll of researchers acknowledged by the Alper Doger. This year’s list included Dr. Nargloric C. Utanes, Dr. Oliver G. Ferrer, Dr. Lenimfa Molina, Dr. Antonio C. Cabalbag, Dr. Matilde L. Malana, Dr. Marie Ann Gladys G. Delos Angeles, Dr. Julieta B. Babas, Dr. Estela L. Dirain and Ms. Glycinea M. De Peralta.
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