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Newsette CCJE Offers MS in Criminology Vol. 20 No. 1 June 11-25, 2010 ISSN 0117-2905 Published bimonthly by the Marketing Communications Office De La Salle University-Dasmariñas newsette CCJE offers MS in Criminology Beginning this school year, the College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) will open its doors to bachelor’s degree holders and licensed criminologists as the college offers its newest program, Master of Science in Criminal Justice with specialization in Criminology. DLSU-D is the first to offer MS in Criminology in Cavite and other nearby provinces. With 45 credit units, the graduate program’s curriculum consists foundation courses, specialization courses, cognate courses, thesis and internship. The program prepares students to pursue high level opportunity in law enforcement, security, court systems, education and training. Graduates of the said program may be employed in the Department of Interior and Local Government, National Police Commission, the Philippine National Police, the Philippine Public Safety College, Bureau of Jail Management and Penology, the Private Security Agency, the Bureau of Customs, the Bureau of Immigration and all branches of the Armed Forces of the Philippines. CCJE believes that this program would produce graduates who would meet the needs of the Philippine Criminal Justice System. 1 DLSU-D is PCNC certified In its adherence to existing laws, rules and regulations set by the Philippine government through the Commission on Higher Education and commitment to community outreach projects through its Lasallian Community Development Center’s programs, the Philippine Council for NGO Certification (PCNC) Board recognized and granted DLSU-D a five-year certification for donee institution status. The PCNC also considered the helps the economically-challenged donors may consider in their University’s initiatives in the integral families and conducts training choice of organization to support. formation of the youth, through its skills to Livelihood Enterprise Further, it promotes professionalism, relevant, responsive and Development Center. transparency and accountability of community-oriented academic the NGO community. programs, research and extensions As a PCNC certified/donee services, and the nurturing of institution, the University A private voluntary, non-stock, non- the culture of research among its receives various opportunities for profit corporation that serves as a faculty members. Recognized as self-assessment and improvement and service organization, PCNC functions the Outstanding Higher Education valuable assistance for organizational to certify non-profit organizations Institution Extension Program in strengthening. This certification that meet established minimum Region IV-A, DLSU-D supports also encourages local donations criteria for financial management individuals or families who are in to NGOs, and recognizes NGOs and accountability in the service of need of health-related assistance, of “good standing” that funding underprivileged Filipinos. PAASCU, HERQA officials visit DLSU-D Taking cognizance of the quality and excellence in higher education that DLSU-D manifests, the officials of the Higher Education Relevance and Quality Agency (HERQA) in Ethiopia, accompanied by the Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities (PAASCU), visited DLSU-D last June 17. Under PAASCU’s Internship Program, HERQA delegates visited DLSU-D to gather information and gain experience from its accreditation system and find out the details about its institutional self-survey and good practices built into the internal quality assurance system of the University. After the courtesy call to DLSU-D President Br. Gus Boquer FSC, the PAASCU and HERQA delegates learned more about the University profile and its accreditation status and process HERQA director; Ato Kassahun Pijano and PAASCU Vice President as presented by Dr. Cristina Salibay, Kebede, Quality Audit Team Herminia Torres. Vice Chancellor for director of Accreditation Office. coordinator; Ato Endeshaw Legesse, Academics and Research Olivia Legaspi, expert in Accreditation Team; and Ato Vice Chancellor for Mission, External The Ethiopian delegation of HERQA Sisay Tekle, senior expert in Quality Affairs, and Development Myrna consists of Dr. Tesfaye Teshome, Audit Team. They were accompanied Ramos and Dr. Salibay represented by PAASCU Executive Director Chita DLSU-D. 2 Br. Gus L. Boquer FSC, EdD President Olivia M. Legaspi, EdD Vice Chancellor for Academics and Research Epifania D. Anfone, PhD Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administrative Services Myrna F. Ramos, EdD Vice Chancellor for Mission, External Affairs and Development Marco S. Saez Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academics and Research Paterno S. Alcartado, EdD Assistant Vice Chancellor for Administrative Services Willington Okechukwu Onuh, PhD Dean, College of Business Administration Concurrent Dean, CBA Graduate Studies Alrien F. Dausan, PhD Dean, College of Criminal Justice Education Director, Bahay Pag-asa Manuel G. Camarse, PhD Dean, College of Education Engr. Jose Rizaldy A. De Armas Dean, College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology schoolyear 2010-2011 schoolyear Jefferson S. Buenviaje Dean, College of International Hospitality Management Emmanuel F. Calairo, PhD Dean, College of Liberal Arts Carmelita C. Cervillon, PhD Dean, College of Science Isabelita C. Celestino, EdD Dean, Student Services Office Vivian N. Pascual, DBA Associate Dean, College of Business Administration Arch. Antonio V. Gutierrez Jr. Associate Dean, College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology Christian George C. Francisco Associate Dean, College of Liberal Arts Paulino H. Gatpandan Associate Dean, College of Science Mary May C. Eulogio, CPA Chief Compliance Officer Deodoro E. Abiog II, CPA Controller Atty Rafael Vicente P. Umali Legal Counsel Beverlyn O. Dela Cruz, CPA Treasury Officer Rev. Fr. Antonio P. Perez Jr. University Chaplain Teresita P. Unabia University Registrar Marialita L. Esberto Assistant Registrar Cristina C. Salibay, PhD Director, Accreditation Office Sonia M. Gementiza Director, Aklatang Emilio Aguinaldo Nathaniel S. Golla Director, Alumni Relations and Placement Office Arch. Dennis D. Pontanilla Director, Buildings and Facilities Office Gil A. Ellema, PhD Director, Campus Ministry Office Aquino I. Garcia Director, Cavite Studies Center Eva Preciousa P. Aquino, PhD Director CBA Graduate Studies Fanny A. Cuyos, PhD Director, COE Graduate Studies Merlyn V. Lee, DALL Director, CLA Graduate Studies Edna T. Mercado, PhD Director, COS Graduate Studies Jethro J. Arsenio Director, Environmental Resource Management Center/ Integrated Field Laboratories Demetria B. Panganiban Director, Student Wellness Center Susan T. Mostajo, PhD Director, Human Resource Management Office Jacquelyn M. Torres Director, Marketing Communications Office Wilson R. Jacinto Director, Institutional Linkages Office Pura G. Peñamante Director, Institutional Testing and Evaluation Office De La Salle University-Dasmariñas Administrators | De La Salle Administrators University-Dasmariñas 3 Christopher D. Gabriel Director, Language Learning Center Rio R. Mazo Director, Lasallian Community Development Center Jose Ritche C. Bongcaron Director, Planning Office Gerardo C. Sergio III Director, Sports Development Office Michael E. Del Rosario Director, Student Admissions Office Jemily B. Mamayson Director, Student Development and Activities Office Eduardo L. Malvar Director, Student Welfare and Formation Office Ma. Luisa A. Ongcol Director, Student Publications Office Marco M. Polo Director, University Development Office Centennial Project Coordinator Jacqueline L. Morta, PhD Director, University Faculty Research Office Gemma P. Gosgolan Director, University Lasallian Family Office Belinda C. Narvaez, CPA Chair, Accountancy Department Alice T. Valerio, PhD Chair, Allied Business Department Arch. Daisy P. Palattao Chair, Architecture Department Schoolyear 2010-2011 Schoolyear Jeannie A. Perez Chair, Behavioral Sciences Department Johnny A. Ching, PhD Chair, Biological Sciences Department Oscar P. Lacap Jr., DBA Chair, Business Management Department Rosanni R. Sarile Chair, Communication Arts Department Azenith R. Mojica Chair, Computer Studies Department Engr. Wilfredo G. Vidal Chair, Engineering Department Federico C. Abut Chair, Hotel and Restaurant Management Department Jennifer T. 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