SHERYL TOMAS

Assistant Professor IV

• Current Roles and Responsibilities – Assistant Professor IV College of Business and Management, Isabela State University – Cauayan Campus As an academic professional at ISU, I undertake a wide range of responsibilities that support the university’s mission of excellence in instruction, research, and community service. My roles include: Instruction and Student Development Delivering high-quality lectures and facilitating active learning in business and management courses. Designing course syllabi, instructional materials, and assessments that align with CHED and institutional standards. Mentoring students in their academic journey, including thesis and capstone project supervision. Promoting ethical values, leadership skills, and critical thinking among students. Research and Publication Conducting and publishing scholarly research focused on entrepreneurship, sustainable development, and local economic empowerment. Leading and collaborating on research projects that address community-based and policy-relevant issues. Presenting research findings in academic conferences and contributing to peer-reviewed journals. Serving as a peer reviewer for national and international academic publications. Curriculum and Program Development Participating in curriculum review and development to ensure relevance and responsiveness to industry trends. Integrating research-based practices and outcomes into teaching and program enhancement. Community Engagement and Extension Work Designing and implementing community-based programs that promote livelihood, entrepreneurship, and capacity-building. Collaborating with local government units and partner organizations to deliver relevant extension services. Institutional Service and Leadership Contributing to the development of academic policies and institutional planning. Serving on departmental and university committees focused on research, quality assurance, and student services. Supporting accreditation and quality assurance initiatives at the college and university levels.