University of Luzon Celebrates Dean Llego’s Global Academic Recognition

The University of Luzon proudly announces a significant academic achievement by Dean, DDDr. Jordan Llego, whose outstanding contributions as a peer-reviewer have garnered global recognition. Dean Llego has served as a peer-reviewer for two highly esteemed, globally recognized journals: BMC Health Services Research and Journal of Transcultural Nursing.

BMC Health Services Research is a Q1-ranked Scopus-indexed journal in Health Policy (SJR 2024: 1.17), while Journal of Transcultural Nursing is a reputable Q2 Scopus-indexed journal in Nursing (Miscellaneous) (SJR 2024: 0.74). Engaging as a peer-reviewer in such esteemed journals is not merely a personal accolade but a testament to scholarly rigor, research integrity, and academic influence. Peer reviewers uphold the quality of global scientific literature, ensuring that published research is credible, methodologically sound, and relevant to practice and policy.

For the College of Nursing and Midwifery, this achievement significantly elevates the institution’s academic standing and strengthens its reputation within the international nursing education landscape. It underscores the college’s unwavering commitment to excellence, evidence-based practice, and global engagement. Dean Llego’s involvement ensures that faculty and Luzonians are not merely participants in nursing education but actively contribute to and serve as gatekeepers of global knowledge. His role exemplifies leadership that transcends borders, mentoring future nurse scholars while embodying what it means to be a steward of transformative research and practice.

The University of Luzon extends its warmest congratulations to Dean, DDDr. Jordan Llego. His continued leadership inspires and affirms the University of Luzon as a hub for academic excellence and global relevance, setting a remarkable example for all Luzonians to emulate.

This distinguished academic engagement by Dean Llego directly contributes to several United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). By upholding the quality of global health and nursing research, his work advances SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being, ensuring that evidence-based practices inform health policies and interventions worldwide. Furthermore, his involvement in international peer review enhances the quality of academic output and directly contributes to SDG 4: Quality Education, by fostering a culture of research excellence and ensuring that the University of Luzon’s educational framework remains globally competitive and impactful. Lastly, by participating in international academic networks and upholding rigorous standards, this achievement also supports SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals, by strengthening global academic collaboration and shared knowledge for sustainable development.