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    This document summarizes an orientation for faculty members of the College of Criminology at PHINMA Union College of Laguna. It discusses the college's mission and vision, which focus on character development, excellence in knowledge, and producing graduates who serve communities. It then introduces the dean, dean of deans, program heads, and faculty members. The document reviews the college's strong performance on board exams in recent years and enrollment targets. It also provides an overview of the curriculum, both old and new, and tutorials on using Google Classroom. Finally, it outlines policies for virtual classrooms and the college's grading system.

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    PHINMA Union College of

    Laguna
    College of Criminology

    Faculty Orientation via Zoom


    July 18, 2021
    9:00 AM
    PHINMA UCL

    MISSION
    Union College was established to bring education to the
    countryside; to effectively mold the youth or character
    development; to strive for excellence in knowledge,
    wisdom, and skills, to nurture talents or cultural
    fulfillment, and to produce graduates imbued with a
    deep sense of consecrated service to God and community.
    PHINMA UCL

    VISION
    In the pursuit of truth, Union College
    envisions itself as a provider of knowledge,
    expertise, wisdom, and goodness
    of character, developing excellent graduates
    of sterling character, God fearing, and
    responsive to the needs of
    the global community.
    PHINMA EDUCATION
    PRESIDENT, DEAN OF DEANS,
    DEAN, PH AND FACULTY
    MEMBERS OF THE UCL
    COLLEGE OF CRIMINOLOGY
    ▪ Bachelor of Science in Criminology
    Cagayan de Oro College
    1993-1994

    ▪ Master of Science in Criminology


    Cagayan de Oro College
    2004-2005

    ▪ Master of Science in Public Administration


    Xavier University
    1999-2000

    • Doctor of Philosophy in Criminology


    Philippine College of Criminology
    DR. GERRY J. CAÑO 2008-2009
    Dean of Deans of
    Criminology
    ▪ Bachelor of Science in Criminology
    Cagayan de Oro College
    2008-2009

    Master of Science in Criminology


    PHINMA Cagayan de Oro College
    2012-2013

    Doctor of Philosophy in
    Criminology
    Philippine College of Criminology
    2014-2015

    GLENDA C. PANUGALING, Ph.D Crim


    Dean, UCL
    College of Criminology
    PHINMA Union College of
    Laguna
    COLLEGE OF CRIMINOLOGY
    POOL OF FACULTY
    ROLDAN N. BACULI
    Program Head
     Bachelor of Science in Criminology
    Union College of Laguna(2014-18)

     Forensic Specialty Program “Certified


    Fingerprint Examination Specialist” LEAPS
    Academy, Metro Manila (July 16 - October 26,
    2020)

    MARK ROVI A. CLARITO


    Full-time Faculty
    UCL BOARD EXAM
    PERFORMANCE
    2014-2019
    WHAT HAVE WE DONE AS A NETWORK AS
    THE LEADING SCHOOL OF CRIMINOLOGY

    https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xns9mQGI_Mo1Z3uP
    3K6xSgZ4btNlkl_E/view?usp=sharing

    LEGION OF BOARD TOPNOTCHERS AND BOARD EXAM RATING


    ENROLLMENT TARGET
    As of July 16: vs Target % Variance

    First year = 17 80 21% 63


    Second year = 30 44 68% 14
    Third year = 22 39 56% 17
    Fourth year = 8 6 133% -2
    Total = 77 169 46% 92

    New Students= 17
    Continuing Students= 60
    CURRICULUM
    UCL OLD VS NEW CURRICULUM

    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1wJ_D27xTg4qQNQKX3J3OG
    4cnXNRvKaHs?usp=sharing

    https://drive.google.com/file/d/1go6AYmfg2YDuz4lJE1PxIJAFIY2go-N
    c/view?usp=sharing

    CMO No. 5 Series of 2018


    GOOGLE CLASSROOM
    TUTORIAL
    GOOGLE CLASSROOM
    TUTORIAL

    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1AqYrU
    m-L0jzYVop8UCxktsuOW785er88?usp=sharing
    VIRTUAL CLASSROOM
    POLICIES
    ⮚ Always wear your proper/ formal attire;
    ⮚ Find a proper place in your house or office that is free from
    distraction;
    ⮚ Check the audio if it’s audible and unmuted before
    speaking;
    ⮚ Switch off your video and audio unless your professor told
    you to do so;
    ⮚ When asking question; click the “raise hand button” to be
    recognized;
    ⮚ Be courteous to one another;
    ⮚ Regular GOOGLE classroom participation;
    ⮚ Submit the given requirements on time unless the professor
    gives extension; and
    ⮚ Create an FB account bearing your Complete Name so that
    other professor can add you in GC messenger for easier
    communication of updates and deadlines of the
    requirements of the enrolled course.
    GRADING SYSTEM
    The College of Criminology shall use the
    zero-based grading system:

    Zero-based grading system - means


    that the “raw score is divided by the
    perfect score and multiplied by one
    hundred to arrive at the percentage
    equivalent.
    Formula for Zero-Based:
    Raw Score x (100)
    Perfect Score
    Example: 85 x 100
    100
    Bachelor of Science in Criminology is a board
    program which adopts a passing cut-off grade of
    60% for the major courses in 2nd year to 4th
    year levels and 50% for the major and minor
    courses in 1st year level.
    The composition of Class Standing
    (CS) varies from one subject to
    another such as quizzes, graded
    recitation, long test, assignments,
    feasibility and project studies, term
    papers and other activities and
    materials required for a particular
    subject. (ACCOMPLISHED SAS)
    First Year Board and Non-
    Board Courses

    P1G= (CS x 2/3) + (P1ES/3)


    P2G= (CS x 2/3) + (P2ES/3)
    P3G= (CS x 2/3) + (P3ES/3)

    FG= P1 (.33) + P2 (.33) + P3 (.34)


    Second Year Board and Non-
    Board Courses
    CS: Assignment, submitted modules, attendance,
    quizzes, long quizzes, projects etc.

    P1G= (CS x 2/3) + (P1ES/3)


    P2G= (CS x 2/3) + (P2ES/3)
    P3G= (CS x 2/3) + (P3ES/3)

    FG= P1 (.20) + P2 (.20) + P3 (.20) + FES (.40)


    Third and Fourth Year Board
    and Non-Board Courses
    CS: Assignment, submitted modules, attendance,
    quizzes, long quizzes, projects etc.

    P1G= (CS x 2/3) + (P1ES/3)


    P2G= (CS x 2/3) + (P2ES/3)
    P3G= (CS x 2/3) + (P3ES/3)

    FG= P1 (.17) + P2 (.17) + P3 (.16) + FES (.50)


    NUMERICAL GRADES
    50% passing for minor
    and major courses in
    FIRST YEAR LEVEL
    NON-NUMERICAL GRADE
    • INC – Incomplete grades (cut-off final score is 60
    out of 100 items for final exam for 2nd year to 4th
    year levels and 50 out of 100 for first year level.
    • NC – No Credit
    • GW – Grade Withheld
    • DP – Dropped with Permission
    • FA – Failure due to Absences
    Thank you for listening!

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