JMCFI College of Criminal Justice Education

19/09/2026

🥋 Building Discipline, Strength, and Confidence Through Aikido! 🇯🇵

The First-Year Criminology Students of Jose Maria College had the opportunity to learn the basic skills and principles of Aikido through a special Japanese visitation and training session.

Aikido is more than just a martial art—it teaches discipline, respect, balance, self-control, and proper defensive techniques, which are valuable skills for future criminology professionals. 💪👮‍♂️

We are grateful for this meaningful learning experience together with:

🥋 Tadashi Nishiyama
🥋 Tatsuhito Takahashi
🥋 Akihiko Hamano
🥋Ishikubo Reni
🥋Frine G. Fuentes – PE Instructor

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, skills, and culture with us! 🇯🇵🤝🇵🇭

Learning today, becoming stronger and more disciplined for tomorrow. 💙🥋

17/09/2026

Congratulations to our newly Registered Criminologists!

JMCFI celebrates the success of our Bachelor of Science in Criminology graduates who successfully passed the August 2026 Licensure Examination for Criminologists (LEC), achieving an overall passing rate of 66.67%, with 70% for first-time takers and 50% for repeaters, compared with the 57.56% national passing rate.

Beyond the numbers, this achievement represents the preparation of future professionals who are equipped to serve, protect, uphold justice, and contribute to peace and order in their communities.
Congratulations, our new Registered Criminologists!

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07/08/2026

‎"LINGAP AT LAKAS": Basic Self-Defense and Conflict Resolution
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‎The BSCrim Department of Jose Maria College Foundation, Inc. (JMCFI), in partnership with the Community Engagement and Extension Services (CEES), successfully conducted the "Lingap at Lakas: Basic Self-Defense and Conflict Resolution" Seminar-Workshop for the dedicated Barangay Tanods of Brgy. Datu Salumay.
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‎This meaningful extension activity aimed to strengthen the knowledge, skills, and confidence of our Barangay Tanods through discussions on their roles and responsibilities, conflict resolution, and basic self-defense techniques. More than learning practical skills, the program emphasized lawful, responsible, and community-centered public service.
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‎Our sincere appreciation to our resource speaker, alumni self defense instructor, Barangay officials, participants, faculty members, volunteers, and everyone who contributed to the success of this event. Your commitment to promoting peace, safety, and community empowerment truly inspires us.
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‎Together, let us continue building safer, stronger, and more resilient communities through collaboration, service, and education.
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22/07/2026

📣JUMPSTART 2026: THE FIRST FLIGHT
The Official College Orientation Program
Theme: Ready, Set, Fly! Embracing New Horizons through ACQ Education

The College of Criminal Justice Education proudly showcased the exciting world of criminology through our interactive booth featuring Fingerprint Identification, Mugshot Photography, and Crime Scene Investigation.

Our booth gave incoming students a glimpse of the hands-on learning and real-world experiences that await them as future criminologists. It was a meaningful opportunity to inspire curiosity, promote forensic awareness, and demonstrate the dedication, discipline, and professionalism that define the CCJE community.

Thank you to everyone who visited and participated in our activities. We are excited to welcome our future criminologists as they begin their journey at Jose Maria College Foundation, Inc.

Ready. Set. Fly. See you in blue, future criminologists!

21/07/2026

17/07/2026

📣LFFC General Assembly 2026

The LA FEDERACION DE FUTURO CRIMINOLOGO (LFFC) successfully conducted its General Assembly on July 16, 2026, at Jose Maria College Foundation, Inc.

The assembly served as an avenue to unite all Criminology Students and orient them on Jose Maria College Foundation, Inc.'s (JMCFI) Philosophy, Vision, Mission, Institutional Strategic Goals, and Core Values, as well as the College of Criminal Justice Education's Vision, Mission, Objectives/Goals, and Graduate Outcomes, and the BSCrim Program's Educational Objectives (PEOs) and Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs). This highlighted the institution's and the program's shared commitment to developing globally competitive, values-oriented, and competent criminology professionals equipped with 21st-century leadership skills and grounded in the Culture of Excellence.

The orientation also covered the organization's Constitution and By-Laws, departmental policies, student values, proper grooming and uniform guidelines, attendance policies, and upcoming school activities. The program likewise included the election of the First-Year Representative, the introduction of the newly elected officers.

We extend our sincere appreciation to all students, officers, faculty members, and guests who attended and actively participated in making this General Assembly a meaningful and productive event. Together, let us continue to uphold the values of Leadership, Loyalty, Honor, Discipline, Accountability, and Excellence as a future criminology professionals.





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