MMC - Criminology Action Force - CAF

What started as a simple outreach activity turned into a meaningful day of learning, sharing, and building connections with our adopted Dumagat community at Bitbit River, Norzagaray, Bulacan.

On May 16, 2026, the MS and BS Criminology Department of Metro Manila College, together with the Criminology Action Force (CAF), Community Extension Services Office (CESO), Office of Student Affairs (OSA), MMC Red Cross Youth Council (RCYC), faculty members, and students, came together to conduct an outreach program focused on community service and social involvement.

Through the distribution of relief goods, disaster preparedness awareness, and fellowship activities, we were given the opportunity not only to serve but also to listen, learn, and share moments with the community.

This activity would not have been possible without the support and participation of everyone who dedicated their time and effort. Thank you to all volunteers, partners, and organizers for helping make this outreach program a memorable and meaningful experience.

Service becomes more meaningful when it creates genuine connections. 💙

As part of the preparations for the upcoming outreach activity under the theme Social Orientation and Community Involvement, representatives from the MS and BS Criminology programs, together with the Directress of OSA and CES, led by Dr. Wennie Ann A. Cale, visited Bitbit River, Norzagaray, Bulacan on May 6, 2026. The visit was conducted to assess the area and ensure its readiness for the upcoming program.

Present during the visit were:
Dr. Wennie Ann A. Cale – Doctor of Criminal Education
PLT Joselito L. Bagting (Ret.) – Program Head, College of Criminology
Ms. Emelyn D. Borbon – Director, Office of Student Affairs
Dr. Gemma A. Marcaida – Directress, Community Extension Services Office
Mr. John Kenneth L. Pluma – President, Criminology Action Force

The team assessed the venue, identified logistical needs, and finalized plans for community outreach, medical mission, disaster preparedness orientation, community interaction activities, and the distribution of relief goods to the adopted Dumagat community.

Honoring Our New Registered Criminologists: CLE 2026 Passers🫡

Congratulations to Jastine Ann B. Malonzo, Former CAF President (Batch 2023–2024); Kimberly-Ann N. Ros, Former CAF Vice President (Batch 2024–2025); and Kristine Heart V. Lanuza, Former CAF Secretary (Batch 2024–2025), for successfully passing the 2026 Criminologists Licensure Examination. 🎉

Your hard work and determination truly paid off. The CAF Family and the College of Criminology celebrate this milestone with you and are proud of your achievement. Wishing you continued success as you begin your journey in public service. 🇵🇭

The CAF Officers shared the love this Valentine’s season by celebrating and honoring our amazing Professors of the College of Criminology on February 13, sincerely thanking them for their guidance, patience, and unwavering commitment in shaping us to become disciplined and responsible future professionals.❤️🫡

The Bachelor of Science in Criminology program officially conducted its First Weekly Inspection for Academic Year 2025–2026, reinforcing discipline, professionalism, and adherence to the standards expected of future law enforcement practitioners. This activity serves as a vital component in developing the students’ sense of responsibility, proper grooming, and overall bearing aligned with the values and traditions of the criminology profession.

The inspection was formally supervised by our esteemed Dean, Dr. Wennie Ann A. Cale, together with Program Head, PLT Joselito L. Bagting, PCPL Joselito N. Miones, and P/CPT Eduardo S. Ortinez. Their leadership and presence highlighted the importance of maintaining proper decorum, adherence to uniform regulations, and observance of institutional standards aligned with the principles of the criminal justice profession.

The weekly inspection remains a vital training ground that promotes discipline, respect for authority, and preparedness for future field responsibilities. Students were thoroughly evaluated based on uniform compliance, grooming standards, and overall professional appearance, which reflect the core values expected of future criminologists and public safety practitioners.

The Criminology community extends its heartfelt gratitude and recognition to the faculty and CAF for their dedication and efforts in successfully organizing and conducting the seminar on Vice and Drugs. We also commend and thank all Criminology students from every year level who actively participated and demonstrated enthusiasm in learning.

We would like to express our sincere appreciation to our distinguished guest speaker, Mr. Apollo C. Batausa Jr., for generously sharing his time, expertise, and valuable knowledge regarding the realities and dangers of vice and illegal drugs. His discussion provided meaningful insights that helped broaden the understanding of students about the origin of drugs, different types of drugs, methods of manufacturing, patterns of usage, illegal distribution and selling, as well as effective prevention strategies. The seminar served as an important platform for future criminologists to deepen their knowledge and strengthen their sense of responsibility in promoting public safety and crime prevention.

The seminar was successfully conducted on January 30, 2026, highlighting the importance of awareness, discipline, and informed decision-making among students who aspire to serve in the criminal justice system. The message emphasized throughout the seminar, “Say no to dope, yes to hope,” reminds everyone of the importance of choosing a path that promotes a drug-free and productive future.

Warmest greetings! 🎉

The success of the 3rd Lanyard and Pinning Ceremony for our 4th Year Criminology Interns would not have been possible without the dedication and teamwork of many individuals. First and foremost, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Intern Officers, in collaboration with the Criminology Action Force (CAF) Officers, for their hard work, coordination, and commitment in organizing this meaningful event. 🤝✨

We would also like to sincerely thank our distinguished guest speaker, FINSP Gillian T. Torlao, for sharing her valuable insights, inspiring words, and professional guidance that truly motivated and encouraged our interns as they prepare for their field deployment.

Our appreciation is likewise extended to the proud parents and families of our interns for their unwavering love, sacrifices, and continuous support that helped shape our students into who they are today. ❤️

We are also deeply grateful to our Dean, Dr. Wennie Ann A. Cale, for her inspiring message that strengthened the confidence and determination of our interns as they take their next step toward their professional journey. 🌟🎓

Congratulations to our 4th Year Criminology Interns on this significant milestone! 🏅 As you begin your deployment, we hope that your stay and training at MMC will be filled with valuable learning experiences, meaningful memories, and opportunities for personal and professional growth. May you carry with you the values of integrity, discipline, and excellence as future public servants. 👮‍♂️

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Last day of enrolment is here—final chance to secure your slot, complete requirements, and officially start the journey toward a new academic chapter. 📚✨

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• Size 7 – 4 pairs
• Size 8 – 4 pairs
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