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CCJE Joins Northwestern University’s Trick-or-Treat 2026 Celebration
CCJE Joins Northwestern University’s Trick-or-Treat 2026 Celebration
The College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) of Northwestern University joined the university-wide celebration of Trick-or-Treat 2026, bringing festive Halloween spirit and camaraderie to the campus.
The celebration featured colorful costumes, engaging activities, and joyful interactions among members of the university community. The event provided an opportunity for the CCJE to participate in the festivities, support university initiatives, and strengthen its connection with other academic units.
Beyond the spooky decorations and sweet treats, the occasion highlighted the value of community participation, fellowship, and shared experiences in fostering a vibrant university environment.
Through its participation, CCJE became part of a memorable Halloween celebration that brought smiles, laughter, and lasting memories to the Northwestern University community.
OCTOBER 29, 2026
CCJE Participates in AMPAYAG 2026: Highlights of the Program
CCJE Participates in AMPAYAG 2026: Highlights of the Program
The College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) of Northwestern University participated in AMPAYAG 2026, hosted by the College of International Hospitality and Tourism Management (CIHTM), on October 27–28, 2026. The two-day event provided an opportunity for meaningful engagement, knowledge exchange, and collaborative learning among participating colleges.
As part of the program, CCJE students showcased various laboratory equipment and academic outputs, including moulage applications and fingerprint impressions, demonstrating their practical skills, technical knowledge, and application of forensic science concepts. These presentations highlighted the hands-on learning experiences and competencies developed through their criminology education.
Through its active participation, CCJE strengthened its commitment to experiential learning, interdisciplinary collaboration, and academic excellence in preparing competent and future-ready criminology profession
OCTOBER 27–28, 2026
CCJE Supports Mental Health and Well-Being Initiative in Celebration of Mental Health Month.
CCJE Supports Mental Health and Well-Being Initiative in Celebration of Mental Health Month.
In celebration of Mental Health Month, the College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE), in collaboration with the Guidance Center, supports the initiative entitled “Creating Spaces for Connection: A One-Month Mental Health and Well-Being Initiative.”
The month-long initiative aims to promote mental health awareness, strengthen meaningful connections, and foster a supportive university environment. It emphasizes the importance of empathy, open communication, reducing mental health stigma, and encouraging individuals to seek help when needed.
Through this initiative, the CCJE reaffirms its commitment to holistic student development, recognizing that academic and professional excellence must go hand in hand with mental and emotional well-being. Together, the university community is encouraged to build a culture of compassion, understanding, and mutual support where every individual feels valued and heard.
OCTOBER 15, 2026
Building Global Bridges for Excellence in Forensic Science and Criminal Justice Education
Building Global Bridges for Excellence in Forensic Science and Criminal Justice Education
Northwestern University (NWU) and the Sherlock Institute of Forensic Science (SIFS), India, marked a significant milestone in international academic collaboration through a virtual Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signing ceremony.
The partnership aims to strengthen cooperation in criminology and forensic science through faculty and student mobility, research collaboration, knowledge exchange, and professional development. This initiative reflects both institutions’ commitment to advancing academic excellence and fostering global opportunities in criminal justice education.
Through this collaboration, NWU and SIFS seek to promote innovation, expand international academic engagement, and develop competent, globally competitive professionals in criminology and forensic science.
OCTOBER 9, 2026
CCJE Holds Belated Celebration of World Teachers’ Day
CCJE Holds Belated Celebration of World Teachers’ Day
The celebration featured recreational activities, including Bingo and Duck Race, accompanied by prizes and shared meals that fostered camaraderie and strengthened relationships among faculty members and members of the college community.
The event served as a meaningful opportunity to express appreciation for the educators’ continued commitment to academic excellence, professional development, and the holistic formation of students.
Through this celebration, the CCJE reaffirmed its recognition of the vital role of teachers in shaping competent, responsible, and values-driven future professionals. The College extends its sincere gratitude to all educators for their unwavering dedication, guidance, and contribution to the advancement of quality education.
OCTOBER 7, 2026
The College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) held a belated celebration of World Teachers’ Day to recognize and honor the dedication, commitment, and invaluable contributions of its faculty members to education and student development.
The College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) of Northwestern University (NWU) joined the nationwide observance of the 32nd National Crime Prevention Week, held on September 1–7, 2026, reaffirming its commitment to crime prevention, public safety, and community protection.
Anchored on this year’s national theme, “Strengthening Civilian Oversight and Collective Action for Safer Communities,” the observance highlights the importance of public participation, institutional cooperation, and shared responsibility in preventing crime and maintaining peace and order.
NWU-CCJE Joins 32nd National Crime Prevention Week, Partners with PNP-SAF in Student Seminar
NWU-CCJE Joins 32nd National Crime Prevention Week, Partners with PNP-SAF in Student Seminar
As part of its participation, NWU-CCJE conducted a seminar in partnership with the Philippine National Police Special Action Force (PNP-SAF). The activity provided students with insights into tactical discipline, operational readiness, and law enforcement methodologies, strengthening their understanding of the knowledge and competencies required in the field of criminal justice.
The seminar also underscored the value of collaboration between academic institutions and law enforcement agencies in bridging classroom instruction with practical perspectives on public safety and crime prevention.
Through initiatives such as this, NWU-CCJE continues to support the development of future criminologists equipped with professional competence, ethical responsibility, and a strong commitment to public service. The College recognizes that effective crime prevention requires not only capable law enforcement personnel but also informed citizens and active community participation.
As the nation observes National Crime Prevention Week, NWU-CCJE reiterates its commitment to advancing criminal justice education and fostering a culture of vigilance, cooperation, and peace in the communities it serves.
Prevent Crime. Protect Communities. Promote Peace.
SEPTEMBER 1-7, 2026
Celebrating 58 Newly Registered Criminologists
Celebrating 58 Newly Registered Criminologists
The College of Criminal Justice Education proudly congratulates its 58 newly registered criminologists, comprising 57 Bachelor of Science in Criminology (BS Crim) graduates and one graduate through the Expanded Tertiary Education Equivalency and Accreditation Program (ETEEAP). This remarkable achievement reflects their hard work, dedication, and perseverance. Their success brings pride to their families, mentors, and the entire CCJE community.
As they embark on their professional journey, may they continue to uphold integrity, discipline, professionalism, and commitment to public service in advancing justice, peace, and public safety.
Congratulations to our 58 newly registered criminologists!
Strengthening Academe–Industry Partnership Through Advisory Council Meeting
Strengthening Academe–Industry Partnership Through Advisory Council Meeting
The College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) Northwestern University (NWU) Headed by College Dean, Dr. Jonah B. Badua, Program Head Prof. Jerry Dela Cruz and faculty members held an Advisory Council Meeting attended by the University Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Charliemane A. Bullalayao, and representatives from the Philippine National Police (PNP), Special Action Force (SAF), Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), and Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP). Representing the Laoag City Jail was JINSP Lloyd J. Gudoy, Assistant Warden, under the leadership of JSINSP Sheila Marie D. Sapaden, Acting Jail Warden.
The meeting served as a platform for collaboration, consultation, and knowledge exchange between the academe and partner agencies. It aimed to strengthen institutional partnerships, explore collaborative initiatives, and enhance the academic and professional development of future criminal justice practitioners.
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