criminology orientation

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Aklan Catholic CollegeCollege of Criminology

Mrs. Richie B De Mateo

Dean


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GENERAL INFORMATION

Vision:

We envision Aklan Catholic College as a vibrant

educational institution committed to empower

stakeholders as globally competent and authentic

Christian.


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GENERAL INFORMATION, cont .Mission:

We commit ourselves to:

1. Continuously evaluate the relevance of programs and

services and the functionality of structures, processes

and leadership styles.2. Relentlessly expedite leadership and professional

development of the stakeholders.


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GENERAL INFORMATION, cont .

3. Steadfastly inculcate Gospel values for the integral

development of the stakeholders.

4. Amply produce excellent graduates through current

researches, relevant curriculum offerings and

responsive community extension services.

5. Purposively channel resources towards thesustainability of the institution through value

innovative programs.


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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CRIMINOLOGY

(B.S.CRIM)

PHILOSOPHY:

The peace, stability and orderliness of the society are concerns

eminent to the development and progress of the nation. Thevarious sectors join hands in combating action that endanger

the safety and security of the individual person. Aklan

Catholic College upholds all efforts toward the prevention,

maintenance and fair and just solution of crime to ensure asound, satisfied and secured community through its academic

program the BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN

CRIMINOLOGY.


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GOALS:

1. Provide the local and national community withvalues-oriented and professionally competent

graduates committed to uphold the rule of law andprotection of righteous individual.

2. Pursue quality and excellence in criminologyeducation through highly qualified and dedicatedfaculty, modern instruction, functional and usablefacilities and close networking with concernedgovernment and non-government organization.


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GOALS, cont .3. Institute professionalism and diplomacy in dealing

with various sectors of the society in learning and

applying the principles of sound criminal justicesystem, police administration, correction and jail

management and security and safety management.

4. Inculcate the sense of commitment and dedication tothe criminology profession through responsible and

accountable service.


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GOALS, cont .5. Institute research culture among students and faculty

in discovering new horizons in the field of

criminology as inputs to curriculum development andenrichment.


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The Bachelor of Science in Criminology

(B.S.Crim.) is designed to equip the studentswith:

1. Competence in the various fields of Criminalistics, CriminalSociology, Criminal Law and Procedure, Law Enforcement

Administration, Correctional Administration, Ethics andCommunity Relations and Defensive Tactics.

2. Adequate proficiency and technical knowledge with regards in

the field of Criminalistics such as: Police Photography,Dactyloscopy, Questioned Document Examinations,Polygraphy, Ballistics, Forensic Science and Toxicology.


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3. Awareness of the crime problems including knowledge of

causal theories, and the implications of crime statistics.

4. Scientific knowledge and skills to investigate analyze and

preserve physical evidence relating to the commission of

crime, as well as to identify and present the same in court.

5. Adequate knowledge of the organization and operation of law

enforcement agencies in the process of identifying and

apprehending law violators and bringing them under the

operation of the Criminal Justice System.


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CRIMINOLOGY FIELD OF STUDIES

1. Criminal Law and Jurisprudence

2. Law Enforcement Administration

3. Criminalistics

4. Crime Detection and Investigation

5. Correctional and Penal Administration

6. Criminal Sociology


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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES OF

LICENSED CRIMINOLOGISTS

1. Instructor or Professor in the College of Criminology duly

recognized by the government.

2. Law Enforcement Administrator in any private or government

agencies.

3. Officer and member of Philippine National Police PNP(Police Officer 1 to Police Superintendent Rank Eligibility)


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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES OF LICENSED

CRIMINOLOGISTS, cont .

4. Officer and member of Bureau of Jail Management

and Penology BJMP (Jail Officer 1 to Superintendent

Rank Eligibility)

5. Officer and member of Bureau of Fire Protection

BFP (Fire Officer 1 to Superintendent Rank

Eligibility)

6. Consultant in any private or government agencies


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7. Signature Verifier and Document Examiner inbanking institutions

8. PNP and NBI Crime Laboratory Technician:Dactyloscopy

Forensic Ballistics

Polygraphy (Lie Detection)Forensic Chemistry

Forensic Photography

Questioned Document Examination


LICENSED CRIMINOLOGISTS, cont .


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9. Correctional Administrator, Supervisor, Worker orOfficer in any correctional and Penal Institutions.

10. Special Agent and Investigator of NBI

11. Counselor, Forensic Expert, Adviser, Researcher in

any private and government agencies

12. Security Officer and Detection in any governmentor private agencies




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13. Private Practitioner in Forensic and Criminal

Investigation

14. Manager and Operator in any Security Agency

15. Investigator in any Government or Private Agencies

16. Parole and Probation Officer




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General Rules and

Regulations


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All the Rules and Regulations of theCriminology Department shall be

followed at all times inside the school.

Failure to abide to the rules and regulations will be

subjected to:

1st OffenseReprimand

2nd Offense

Reminders of 50 Push-up for boys or 50Pumping for girls


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Proper Haircut for Men

White Side Wall

White Side Wall


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All Criminology students must be in proper tuck-in inside the school.

Proper tuck-in

Proper Tuck-in


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Wearing of ID and College Pin

All Criminology students must wear their school ID and college pin while

inside the school.

School ID

College Pin


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Uniform A Type A

1. Pershing Cap/Oversee Cap/Beret2. Black Blouse and Trousers/pants with tangerine

piping

3. V-Neck White/Black T-shirt4. Name Plate, Patches5. Black Nylon Web Belt with square skeleton buckle

(shined)

6. White Handkerchief7. Tangerine Lanyard with whistle (shined)8. Black shoes (with 1 inc heels for women) with black

socks


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Wearing of Type A Uniform

School ID

College PinPershing Cap/Oversee

Cap/Beret

Black Blouse andTrousers/pantswith tangerinepiping

Black Nylon Web Belt

Tangerine Lanyard

with whistle

Black shoes


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Wearing of School Uniform, cont

All Criminology Student from 1st year to 2nd year should wear this type of

uniform

School ID

College Pin

Black shoes


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Uniform B Type B

1. Black Trousers/pants with tangerine piping (or

Maong Pants for 2ndand 1stYear)

2. Black T-shirt with batch emblem3. Black Nylon Web Belt with square skeleton buckle

4. White Handkerchief

5. Black shoes (with 1 inc heels for women) with

black socks (or Rubber shoes any color for 2ndand 1stYear)


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School ID

College Pin

Black T-shirt

Black Nylon Web Belt

Class emblem

Black/Rubber shoes

BlackTrousers/pantswith tangerine

piping or Maongpants

Surname & Initial


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Ear Piercing are NOT allowed for Male

All Male Criminology students are not allowed to have earrings or

body piercings inside the school.


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Beard and Moustache are NOT allowed for

Male

All Male Criminology students are not allowed to have moustache

and beard inside the school.


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Dyed hair is NOT allowed for Male

All Male Criminology students are not allowed to have dyed hair

inside the school.


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TATTOOS ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED

All criminology students should obey this policy


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SHADES AND CAPS ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED

All criminology students should not wear caps and shades inside

the campus.


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REMINDERS:

ALL YEAR LEVEL

1.) For Male; Hair Cut Inspection

must be done twice a month

white side wall.

2.) For Female with long hair; used

hairnet when you are inside the

campus.

3.) Wednesday attire; Maong

pants/departmental t-shirt/rubber

shoes, and observed proper tuck-

in.

IMPORTANT REMINDERS

FOR 4TH YEAR

1.) See to it that you enroll all the

subject in your curriculum.

2.) You must comply all your INC

grade.

3.) Comply all the pre-requisite

subjects.

4.) Failure to do so, ARE NOTALLOW TO ENROLL /TAKE

PRACTICUM 1 &2 subject.

5.) Meaning if you cannot comply

all the requirements , YOU

CANNOT GRADUATE.


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Meet the Faculties


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Field of Specialization:

Criminology; Filipino; SPED

Subjects taught:

Research;

Correctional Administration;

Police Personnel and

Record Management;Police Administration and

Organization

ARVIN KIM A. ARNILLA

Faculty

Registered Criminologist;

Licensed Teacher;

BA; BS Criminology;

MAEd; MA SPED; MS Crim. units

earned


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Dr. GREGORIO MENDOZA JR.Registered Criminologist

BS in Criminology;

MS in Criminology; Ph.D. in Crim.


Criminal Sociology, Criminalistics

Subject taught:

Police Photography;

Questioned Document;

Dactyloscopy


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Marlon T. NionuevoRegistered Criminologist

BS in Criminology;

Currently enrolled in MS Crim.

Bachelor of Laws, 24-units earned


Criminology

Subjects taught:

DEF TAC 3;

Criminology 3;

Criminology 2


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Law

Subjects taught:Criminal Evidence;

Criminal Procedure;

Court Testimony

BAR Passer;AB Pol. Sci.;

Bachelor of Laws

ATTY. RYAN C. CAWALING


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Hermie Terrence I. ReodavaRegistered Criminologist

Bachelor of Science in Criminology


Criminology

Subjects taught:

Police Photography

Police Personnel and

Record Management;

Police Intelligence

Police Patrol and Operations

Special Crime


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DR. REY J.LIBAQUIN

Licensed Physician

Doctor of Medicine


Medicine

Subject taught:

Legal Medicine


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GENE B. DEL ROSARIO

Bachelor of Arts


Martial Arts

Subjects taught:

Defensive Tactics 1 & 2


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RICHIEB.DE MATEO

Dean

Registered Criminologist

BS Criminology

MS Criminology

Currently enrolled in Ph.D. Degree

in Criminology


Criminology

Subjects taught:

Polygraphy (Lie Detection);

Industrial Security Management;

Fundamental of Criminology;

Prac. 1 & 2

APITC 1 & 2


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THANK YOU!!!

WELCOME FRESHMEN & TRANSFEREES!!!

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