XXIII Student Research Conference of the C-2025 period, at UMECIT Chitré Campus

In recent days, the UMECIT Chitré Campus carried out the XXIII Student Conference of Research from the C-2025 period, an academic space dedicated to the exhibition and reflection on projects developed by our students within the framework of the research-based educational model.

The activity included the participation of Mgter. Olga Nelly Tapia, a renowned jurist from the Azuero region, who shared a motivational message aimed at students and research teachers, reaffirming the relevance of research as an essential instrument for the advancement of science and the development of our communities.

During the day, several articles were presented from two academic programs:

Bachelor's Degree in Medical Records and Health Statistics

Articles submitted:

• App for Consulting Laboratory Reagents in the Public Health System
  Students: García Iomar, Gutiérrez Eric, Casas Yorlennys
  Teacher advisor: Osvaldo Solís
  Subject: Research Methodology
  
  
• Comparative Analysis of the Coding of Chronic Non-Communicable Diseases in Central America
  Students: Deilyn Misel Hernández Murillo, Omaira Yaneth Espino Frías
  Research professor: Karen Botello
  
  
• Influence of the Family Environment on the Formation of Healthy Eating Habits in School-Aged Children
  Student: Nicole Del Carmen Villarreal Sáez
  
  
• Water Quality Analysis in Deep Wells Used for Human Consumption in the District of Chitré
  Student: María Elena Arrocha Gutiérrez
  Teaching Massiel Vergara
  
  
• Health Indicators and their Relevance to Health Management in Panama
  Students: Deilyn Misel Hernández Murillo, Omaira Yaneth Espino Frías, Christ Marie Gutiérrez Córdoba, Vicente Paul Acosta Mela, Natalia Michel García Zarzavilla, Yaiveth Gricel Martínez Rodríguez, Aixa Mabel Ramos Gonzales, Niurka Vanesa Cedeño Díaz
  Teaching Francis Escobar
  
  

Bachelor of Laws and Forensic Sciences

Articles submitted:

• Prison Overcrowding and the Transfer to the Province of Herrera
  Student: Diana Del Carmen Mendoza Frías
  
  
• The Importance of the Precautionary Principle in Climate Adaptation Strategies in Panama
  Students: Isaiah Marcos Romero Mendoza, Marcos Javier Solis Saucedo, Zenaida Esther Madariaga Batista
  
  
• Analysis of ADR mechanisms in Personal Injury Offenses (APA Seedbed)
  Students: Sayda Matilde Falcón Batista, Juan Manuel Madrigales Sánchez
  
  
• Intestate Succession in Panamanian Civil Law
  Student: Oliver Lezcano Mendoza
  
  
• The Legitimate Inheritance as a Limit to the Freedom to Make a Will in Panamanian Civil Law
  Students: Argelis Edid Gallardo Cruz, Zuleika Milenis Pérez Suárez, Obed David Mendoza Gálvez
  
  

Winning article

After the jury's evaluation, the winning article was:
“Analysis of Water Quality in Deep Wells Used for Human Consumption in the District of Chitré”, from the student María Elena Arrocha Gutiérrez, under the guidance of the teacher Massiel Vergara.

This session was held in a hybridwhich allowed for the broad participation of students, teachers and the academic community of the Chitré Campus.

We congratulate all participants and encourage them to continue strengthening investigative thinking, the ability to inquire, and the construction of new knowledge as an essential part of research-based learning and understanding reality.