Office of Graduate StudiesXavier University – Ateneo de Cagayan
Xavier University – Ateneo de Cagayan
Xavier Ateneo Graduate JournalMultidisciplinary Journal of Scholarly Research and Discourse
ISSN 3082-5806Annual · Peer reviewed

Editorial leadership

Independent judgment. Collegial stewardship.

The editorial board brings disciplinary breadth to the review, selection, and preparation of scholarship published by the Xavier Ateneo Graduate Journal.

Volume editors

Issue leadership

Volume editors coordinate the scholarly and production work of each issue in consultation with the editorial board and the Office of Graduate Studies.

Volume 1 · 2025

Dr. Hilly Ann R. Quiaoit

Editor of the inaugural volume

Volume 2 · 2026

Dr. Hercules R. Cascon

Editor of the forthcoming volume

Multidisciplinary stewardship

Editorial board

01

Hilly Ann R. Quiaoit, PhD

Editorial leadership

02

Mary Rachelle R. Wapaño, PhD

Associate Editor

03

Analyn C. Asok, PhD

Editorial Board

04

Jerelyn B. Medalla, PhD

Editorial Board

05

Hercules R. Cascon, PhD

Editorial leadership

06

Rustum Dy C. Gevero, DBM

Editorial Board

07

Charity Rose A. Pagara, PhD

Editorial Board

08

Meldie A. Apag, DIT

Editorial Board

09

Marvyn Lee D. Ladlad, MD, PhD

Editorial Board

10

Mary Grace M. Paayas, PhD

Editorial Board

Peer review

Fair, confidential, and constructive.

Both author and reviewer identities are concealed. Reviewers are selected for subject expertise, scholarly experience, timeliness, and ability to provide specific, evidence-based feedback.

Read the complete review process →
  1. 01Editorial screening
  2. 02Two independent reviewers
  3. 03Consolidated editorial decision
  4. 04Documented author response
  5. 05Final editorial sign-off

Independence

Manuscripts are evaluated on merit and scope without improper internal or external influence.

Confidentiality

Submitted manuscripts and peer-review materials are treated as confidential throughout the process.

Conflict management

Editors and reviewers disclose conflicts and recuse themselves when impartial judgment may be affected.

Appeals and corrections

The journal maintains processes for complaints, appeals, corrections, and retractions that protect the scholarly record.