Author: Keziah Nicole Fernandez
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Sustainable Tree-Planting Program
By: CCJE College Student Council On 28 June 2026, the students of College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) of the University of the Cordilleras, in partnership with the Sangguniang Kabataan of Bakakeng Central, Baguio City, successfully conducted a Sustainable Tree-Planting Program at St. Martin School, Inc., Assumption, Crystal Cave. This initiative reflects the commitment of…
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UC-CCJE Collaborates with UN, CHR for Human Rights Education
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), in collaboration with the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) of the Philippines and criminology schools across the country, launched an initiative to strengthen human rights education in criminology programs. The project recognizes that future law enforcement professionals need not only technical competencies in…
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Bridging Education and Public Service: UC CCJE Conducts Career Orientation Seminar
By: Criminology Practicum Interns The University of the Cordilleras College of Criminal Justice Education had the opportunity to participate in a Career Orientation Seminar conducted by representatives from the Regional Recruitment and Selection Unit CAR of the Philippine National Police (PNP) and the Baguio Bravest – Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP). We would like to…
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Independence Day Run with Criminology Interns, Forensic Science Interns, and ROTC Cadets
The Criminology Interns, Forensic Science Interns, and ROTC Cadets held an Independence Day Run on June 12, 2026, under the guidance of RMFB 15 personnel and the intern advisers, in commemoration of the 128th Philippine Independence Day. With every step and cadence, we honor the sacrifices, courage, and unity of our heroes who fought for…
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Freedom, Rights, and Responsibility Program
By: Janine Balageo In celebration of the 128th Independence Day of the Philippines, the Freedom, Rights, and Responsibility Program was held on June 12, 2026, with the theme “Remembering Heroes, Rebuilding Trust: A Call Against Legal Cynicism.” The program featured an insightful discussion by Atty. Cheryl L. Daytec-Yañgot, Regional Director, Department of Migrant Workers –…
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UC CCJE Strengthens Community Partnerships Through Practicum Orientation
By: Criminology Practicum Interns On May 7, 2026, representatives from different partner barangays of the college attended an orientation that provided vital information on the deployment of Criminology Practicum 1 interns. This activity is also a testament of strengthening partnerships through open discussions on local concerns. The orientation aimed to provide the barangay officials with…
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Launch and Adoption of the 2026-2028 UC-CHRE Medium-Term Plan
By: Janine Balageo On June 9, 2026, the University of the Cordilleras – Center for Human Rights Education (UC-CHRE) and the Commission on Human Rights – Cordillera Administrative Region (CHR-CAR) held a collaborative meeting to strengthen their partnership in advancing human rights education and advocacy. During the meeting, UC-CHRE presented its Medium-Term Plan for 2026–2028,…
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UC CCJE Interns Strengthen Leadership and Public Service Competencies Through Basic Youth Leadership Training
By: Criminology Practicum Interns The University of the Cordilleras – College of Criminal Justice Education (UC-CCJE) proudly recognizes the successful participation of its Criminology Practicum 1 and Forensic Science interns in the Basic Youth Leadership Training (BYLT) conducted by the Regional Mobile Force Battalion 15 (RMFB 15), Philippine National Police, in partnership with the Philippine…
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Vigilance of Valor: Criminology Alumnus, PCPL Magno, Saves Boy from Harm in Harrison Road
By: Keziah Nicole Fernandez On April 21, 2026, a member of the Baguio City Police Office-Traffic Enforcement Unit and an alumnus of the University of the Cordilleras, Criminology Program, saw a boy in a dangerous position along an overpass in Harrison Road, Baguio City. The police officer, PCPL Credence Jayzer A. Magno, was off-duty during…
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Enhanced PWD Inclusivity in the City of Baguio: Proposal of CCJE Faculty Members and R2L Project Staff with Councilor Edison Bilog
By: Keziah Nicole Fernandez On April 23, 2026, faculty members from the University of the Cordilleras-College of Criminal Justice Education and Rights2LIFE Project, led by Dr. Nica D. Togana, convened a significant meeting with Baguio City Councilor, Hon. Edison R. Bilog, to discuss critical advancements in social inclusion and human rights. This collaborative effort directly…