Beverly Banaken Laltoog earned her Juris Doctor (Non-Thesis), Master in Public Administration, and Bachelor of Arts in Political Science (with education units) from the University of Baguio, and is a licensed professional teacher with a specialization in Social Studies. She also completed a short course on Research Leadership at De La Salle University.

Prof. Laltoog’s scholarly work has been recognized both locally and internationally. She was awarded Best Paper Presenter at the 4th and 6th IPOPHL-DLSU Intellectual Property and Innovation Research Conferences (2023 and 2025), where her research was lauded for its originality and socio-cultural relevance. In 2024, she was nominated for the 6th International History Award of the Premio Órdenes Españolas at the Royal Palace of El Pardo in Spain—an esteemed recognition for scholars contributing to the study of history related to Spain’s global influence and heritage.

She was also selected as a Judge for the QS Reimagine Education Awards and Conference 2024 in London, UK, where she evaluated pioneering innovations in education across the globe—demonstrating her growing influence in the international academic community. Her leadership and scholarship also shaped several World University Rankings for Innovation (WURI) entries, which spotlighted initiatives that promote indigenous knowledge appreciation, inclusive education, and peacebuilding through higher education.

Beyond research and instruction, Prof. Laltoog contributes significantly to academic publishing as a reviewer for international peer-reviewed journals, including the Journal of Humanities and Social Science (HSS) under the Science Publishing Group and the International Review of Social Science Research, where she provides critical evaluations to maintain research quality and integrity in the humanities and social sciences.

Her notable publications include Og-Ogbo: An Indigenous Sense of Community, Support System of Transnational Families, and Empowering Indigenous Communities: The Pursuit of Quality Education and Peaceful Societies among others.

She also served as lead author of the Cordillera Heritage 101 Book – Baguio City Chapter, contributing to regional curriculum development and cultural preservation.

Prof. Laltoog is an active member of professional and civic organizations such as the Asia-Pacific Consortium of Researchers and Educators (APCoRE) and the Philippine Association for the Study of Culture, History, and Religion (PASCHR).

With her extensive speaking engagements, publication record, and service to education, she continues to inspire transformative scholarship rooted in culture, community, and academic excellence.