22/04/2026
CELEBRATING EXCELLENCE AND COMMITMENT:
THE CRIMINOLOGY INTERNSHIP CULMINATION AND TESTIMONIAL PROGRAM 2026
With the theme “Bridging Theory and Practice: Cultivating Tomorrow's Crime Fighters”, today marked a momentous occasion for the CCDT-CCJEs Criminology Interns - Class 13-2026 Tanglaw-Lahi, as they culminated their internship journey with a heartfelt and inspiring event held at the CCDT Main Campus Ground, Bamban, Tarlac.
The Criminology Internship Culminating Ceremony and Testimonial Celebration of the New Criminologists 2026 served as a fitting tribute to the dedication, perseverance, and growth of the aspiring criminologists.
The event was graced by the esteemed Dr. Alfie P. Sarmiento, who served as the Guest of Honor and Speaker. His insightful address emphasized the importance of integrity, service, and continuous learning in the field of criminology. Dr. Sarmiento’s words resonated deeply with the attendees, inspiring the new criminologists to uphold the highest standards of professionalism and ethical conduct.
The program was made possible through the overwhelming support of the CCDT management, led by its dedicated School President, Atty. Maria Amalia T. Cayanan, and Vice President, Mr. Eugene Paul Cayanan. Their unwavering commitment, along with the support of Dean Rommel K. Manwong and the entire faculty and staff of the College of Criminal Justice Education, played a vital role in ensuring the success of this event. Their collective efforts and encouragement created a warm and motivating environment for the students and attendees.
Attended by a diverse array of partner agencies and public safety collaborators, the program fostered a sense of unity and shared purpose among the participants and stakeholders. Representatives from law enforcement, local government units, and community organizations joined in celebrating the achievements of the students and their invaluable contributions during their internship placements.
The ceremony featured heartfelt testimonials from the new criminologists, who shared their experiences, challenges, and lessons learned throughout their internship journey. Their reflections highlighted the practical skills gained, the importance of collaboration, and their commitment to serve and protect the community.
As the event concluded, it was clear that this gathering not only celebrated academic milestones but also reinforced the vital role of collaboration, dedication, and integrity in shaping future leaders in criminology. The students, faculty, and partners left inspired and motivated to continue fostering a safer and more just society.
