CCMS instructor completes graduate degree in computer graphics, animation

Strengthening the college’s faculty expertise in creative technology, digital arts and animation, Erika Marca, an instructor of Entertainment and Multimedia Computing and Multimedia Arts, successfully completed her Master in Computer Graphics and Animation, major in Digital Arts, Animation and Production, at Ateneo de Naga University, May 30, 

Marca completed her graduate degree with the thesis titled “Cyclical Storytelling through Infinite Zoom: An Interactive Web-Based Narrative System for Visual Engagement,” which explored how interactive visual narratives can enhance digital engagement.

John Rover Sinag, program chair of the Bachelor of Science in Entertainment and Multimedia Computing and Bachelor of Multimedia Arts programs, said Marca’s achievement reflects the college’s continuing commitment to faculty growth and industry-relevant learning.

“Ms. Marca’s achievement is a proud moment for the College of Computing and Multimedia Studies because it shows how our faculty continue to grow with the needs of the creative and digital industries,” Sinag said.

“Her graduate work in computer graphics, animation and interactive storytelling will help enrich the learning experiences of our students in multimedia arts and entertainment computing.”

Sinag also said Marca’s accomplishment strengthens the college’s efforts to develop graduates who can combine creativity, technical skill and innovation.

“We believe that students learn best from mentors who continue to explore, create and innovate,” Sinag said.

“Her dedication to advanced study inspires our students to pursue excellence and to see digital arts not only as a field of creativity, but also as a space for research, problem-solving and meaningful engagement.”

Through her graduate studies, Marca further developed her expertise in digital arts, animation, production and interactive media, fields that continue to shape communication, entertainment, education and technology-driven industries.

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Her achievement supports Enverga University’s mission to provide responsive and globally competitive education through instruction, research and professional development. It also reflects the University’s core values of Excellence, Service and Fortitude as faculty members continue to pursue lifelong learning and contribute to student-centered, outcomes-oriented education.

• SDG 4: Quality Education – The achievement strengthens faculty competence and supports quality instruction in multimedia arts, animation and creative technology.

• SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth – Advanced training in digital arts and animation helps prepare students for careers in the creative and technology sectors.

• SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure – The graduate work promotes innovation in interactive media, digital storytelling and technology-based visual engagement.