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1ST BODY MEASUREMENT INDEX

Schooling is one of the most affected aspects of human life due to coronavirus disease-

2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Since the rise and threat of the pandemic, many countries around

the world have decided to temporarily close schools that have affected millions of students.

After 2 years, the government's Department of Education has come up with guidelines

to implement online and modular distance learning delivery of instruction. This is to safeguard

students from being infected by the disease. However, they have plan to conduct an

implementation of limited face to face classes in low-risk areas and Kidapawan City community

belongs to low risk areas.

Central Mindanao Colleges, specifically the Criminology course, choose to open even in

the midst of a pandemic, but they also follow government protocol, so one of the activities of the

said course is the BMI, or Body Mass Index. The first BMI was held at the school on January 15-

16, 2022, under the supervision of school nurse Sir Jaime Imasa. During our first BMI, we

gathered all interns and Criminology Intern John Lloyd Failagmao was assigned to get the height

of interns while Criminology Intern Darlene May Pedregosa got the weight and accompanied all

girls to have a pregnancy test. After that, she computed the BMI. The school nurse got the

criminology interns' blood pressure, pulse rate, and checked if they had normal weight. Also, he

gave some advice to interns that failed to have normal weight.

Our Adviser/Dean Dr. Rolando D. Poblador always monitor every BMI of the criminology
interns not just to have a normal weight or compliance but also to be healthy
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Medical Examination

A medical examination is a test that is conducted to determine an applicant's

physical fitness for a job, life insurance, or other application that requires a medical

examination. The purpose of this examination is to allow doctors to pick up signs of

diseases that patients may not even know about. It is done by screenings. The doctor can

diagnose potentially severe or life-threatening conditions and prevent any kind of risk

before it is too late or takes a turn for the worse. So it's really important to take the

medical examination before entering or starting activities. 

As part of being a criminology intern student, we have to undergo a medical examination.

Our class president, Ms. Olivia Ojeda, looked for a clinic that was just cheap enough so

that we could afford to pay and she found Generalla Medical Clinic. January 21–22, 2022

was the scheduled date of the medical check-up of criminology interns of Central

Mindanao Colleges and it was conducted by Dr. Generalla. All interns were instructed to

come before 7:30 am and it was first come, first served. Our class officers, Darlene May

Pedregosa, John Lloyd Failagmao, and Hanudin Abdul, were the assigned people to assist

and guide interns to follow all the sequences. After that, each intern was checked for

blood pressure, pulse rate, eyes, lungs, and heart and he asked if we did exercise because

some of us have a slow immune system. The interns' medical examination was a success

because it was to prepare us and observe our health. The saying goes, "Keep your vitality.

A life without health is like a river without water. "Being an intern is not just being

mentally fit, but also being physically fit. These requirements were very helpful for us for

our future job.

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CRIMINOLOGY INTERNS ORIENTATION

Our Dean, Dr. Rolando Poblador, led the orientation for all CCJED interns on

February 10, 2022, which was held via Google Meet. Before 8:00 a.m., the link for

orientation was relayed. When the majority of all criminology interns batch 46-22

arrived, the orientation of CMC CRIMINOLOGY INTERNS began at exactly 8:20 a.m.

Dr. Rolando Poblador requested that the camera be opened so that he could see his

students in their type C uniforms, haircuts for the incoming criminology interns, and then

the actual orientation. The orientation will last four hours and will cover the contents of

his presentation on the Practicum (On the Job Training and Work Immersion) Manual of

Central Mindanao College Criminology Interns. Dr Rolando D Poblador explained first

rule number 1 section 2 provisions such as the scope and purpose, Definitions, objectives,

and responsibilities of the Practicum (On the Job Training and Work Immersion). This

program was mandated by CHED Memorandum Order No.21 series of 2005 in relation to

CMO No 104 series of 2017 for on the last semester of 4th year criminology students

enrolled with credits of 6 units. The program was created to give BS CRIMINOLOGY

students hands-on experience in police work, operations, jails and prisons, fire prevention

and security agencies, and other agencies that make up the five (5) pillars of the criminal

justice system. However, due to the Pandemic, our practical experiences were not

fulfilled. Despite the fact that it was a hindrance for us, we continued our practicum by

not deploying in different agencies in order to achieve our goals and achieve success. Dr.

Rolando Poblador presented us with a list of interns by platoon from Alpha to Bravo

Company after explaining the Practicum Manual. The attendance of Central Mindanao
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Colleges Criminology Interns Batch 46-22 was checked by acting secretary Christine

Jhoanna Marie T. Pido prior to dismissal.

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MARCHING COMPETITION

Marching drill is a part of the training regimen of organized future law

enforcers worldwide. Criminology discipline is enhanced by the completion, as it

requires instant obedience to commands and synchronized completion of said

commands with the others in the company or platoon. February 21-22, 2022 was

the date for marching competition of Criminology Interns by Platoon. The

competition’s winner was determined by their College Dean Dr. Poblador,

College instructor Ms. Ocson and two registered criminologist Ms. Baustista and

Ms. Mondejar.

On February 21, 2022 the Criminology Intern Batch 46-22 specifically

ALPHA COY led by Alpha Company commander Amerodin S. Husain

participated the marching competition. Alpha Company has four (4) Platoons,

first platoon was led by Platoon Leader Pagunsan, second platoon was led by

Platoon Leader Lumanog, third platoon was led by Platoon Leader Manuel and

fourth platoon was led by Platoon Leader Vergara. Around 4:00 AM the Platoon

formed in the Quadrangle and wait for the Judges arrival. 4:30 AM the

competition started, first performer was the second platoon, second performer was

first platoon, third performer was fourth platoon and last performer was the third

platoon. After each platoons’ performance, they were gathered by Company

Commander Husain and Dean Poblador announced the Platoons’ places. 4th place

goes to fourth platoon, 3rd place goes to first platoon, 2nd place goes to second

platoon and 1st place goes to third platoon.

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On February 22, 2022 the Criminology Intern Batch 46-22 specifically

BRAVO COY led by Bravo Company commander Jemsly Fabel participated the

marching competition. Bravo Company was also divided into four (4) Platoons,

first platoon was led by Platoon Leader Saet, second platoon was led by Platoon

Leader Buenafe, third platoon was led by Platoon Leader Macion and fourth

platoon was led by Platoon Leader Parreño. While waiting for the Judges arrival

the Company formed at the CMC Quadrangle. 4:30 AM the competition started,

first performer was the second platoon, second performer was first platoon, third

performer was fourth platoon and last performer was the third platoon. After each

platoons’ performance, they were gathered by Company Commander Fabel and

Dean Poblador announced the Platoons’ places. 4th place goes to first platoon, 3rd

place goes to second platoon, 2nd place goes to third platoon and 1st place goes to

fourth platoon.

After the competition, Alpha and Bravo Company Commander command

a clap for themselves, for the job well done and for surviving one of the

competition prepared for Criminology Interns as a gateway to graduation. Truly

the victory comes to those who never quit and discipline themselves.
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1ST ROAD RUN

Road runs are part of physical fitness exercise that measure the

cardiovascular endurance of an individual. This is done by continuous run and jog

without rest until reaching the destination. The Criminology Interns Batch 46-22 is

currently conducting their internship trainings and activities. As part of their training,

they are oblige to perform road runs following the specific dates and routes. Alpha

Company initiated the 1st road run at exactly 4:30 in the morning on February 23,

2022 and the same as the Bravo Company is on February 24, 2022 in front of Toyota

at Balindog Kidapawan City up to Central Mindanao College Osmeña Drive

Kidapawan City. When all criminology Interns arrived at CMC, their minutes were

recorded by an assigned officer and at the same time were given numbers. Upon

arrival of all participants, the formed on quadrangle for an administrative instructions

by the Intern Adviser follow.

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PRE BOARD EXAMINATION- JURISPRUDENCE

Pre-board exams are conducted to prepare the Criminology Students of

Central Mindanao Colleges for their Board exams. It is a replica of the board

exams and the results are an indication of how they will perform in the board

exam.

Pre board examination in Jurisprudence this exam is composed of 100 items

test questions to evaluate what we have learn from in our past year level lesson

and to refresh our minds and to prepare our selves for the up coming criminology

licensure exam. Our dean Dr. Rolando Poblador made this pre board exam to test

the interns knowledge about the subjects and to test our capabilities if we are

ready for the board exam. To be able to past this outdoor exam we, interns have to

meet the passing score of 70 in each subjects . We have only one hour to finish

the exam the interns wearing their type B uniform. Alpha Campany were the first

to take the pre-board exam and followed by the bravo company and for alpha

company their scheduled time was 4:30 and for bravo company was 5:30. Lastly,

it is important for us intern to pay proper attention during Pre-Board exam

preparation because this exam and the result of the exam will help us in the future.

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RECEPTION
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Amidst this new normal that we have as we faced new journeys of our

lives, especially to us students, we have to instil in our minds that although it is

difficult for us to do these stuffs we need to have courage to face all of these

circumstances.

We, the Criminology Intern Batch 46-22 Bravo company conducted a

reception last March 03-04 2022 at Kidapawan Pilot Elementary School. The

purpose of this activity is to orient, evaluate, and classify each Interns before

being assigned to alternative placement. The said activity March 4, 2022 started

exactly 4:30 in the morning and ended at 7:00 in the morning. There are 7 stages

given by our seniors needed to be passed. Before doing the assigned task we

perform the warm up exercise including the stork walk, backfield crouch and

lastly the bobber. We even put charcoal in our faces. Every stage there are 12

proper exercises that we must do to passed, it includes the high jumper, bend and

reach, trunk twister, four count push, squat thrust, squat bender, side bender,

bottoms up, mountain climbing, 8 counts push-up, and jumping jacks but in every

stages we must do 3 or 4 proper exercises.

Finally, after we finish the 7 stages we will now proceed to the final stage

which is the hardest and toughest. To pass this activity you need to be physically

and mentally ready and prepared. We're doing the last stage which is you needed

a pair then you both needed to roll in the lawn. Some of my colleagues vomited

because of the tiredness of their body and i think they feel dizzy as we roll in the

lawn exactly 300 meters and keep it repeating until we reach the end of the lawn
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but we still manage to finish the last and final stage. Lastly, Our Dean Mr

Rolando Poblador, Ma'am Shaira Oczon and our Seniors congratulated the interns

that completed the reception.

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 REVIELLE COMPETITION

A Reveille is a wakeup call at about sunrise signaling the first military

formation of the day that also includes physical exercises. PNP physical training

takes place not in a well-equipped gym but in the great outdoors, so many of the

exercises regularly performed by soldiers use nothing more than bodyweight for

resistance. This means that these exercises can be performed anywhere, at any

time and, in many cases, on a daily basis the reveille describes a coordinated

exercise conducted by military units for training purposes. Moreover, the reveille

competition is composed of four participants 1st platoon, 2nd platoon, 3rd platoon

and 4th platoon both Alpha and Bravo Company and the winners were identified

through scoring system where Alpha Company declares 1st platoon as champion

with a highest score of 69 and 4th platoon of Bravo Company with a highest score

of 83. Those exercises maintains good health benefits to the interns, a dedicated

practice to resistance or strength training builds their strength and stamina that

helps them more active during their duties. The activity also maintains the Body

Mass Index (BMI) of the interns to make sure that they are physically fit

for their future profession, it can help prevent excess weight gain or help maintain

weight loss. When you engage on this activity, you burn calories. The more

intense the activity, the more calories you burn. According to some

studies being active in this kind of activity has been shown to have many health

benefits, both physically and mentally. It may even help you live longer. Doing

this regularly can improve your mood and reduce feelings of anxiety and

depression. Reveille exercise is crucial to supporting a healthy metabolism and

burning more calories per day. It also helps to maintain muscle mass and strong

bones. Engaging in this regular physical activity can increase energy levels. This

is true even in people with persistent fatigue and those with serious health

conditions. This activity is essential to maintaining a healthy weight and reducing

the risk of chronic disease. This exercise also improves blood flow to the brain

and helps brain health and memory. Among older adults, it can help protect

mental function. Moreover, the reveille competition also builds good relationship

among the Criminology Interns

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 2ND ROAD RUN

Batch 46-22 Bravo company 2ND ROAD RUN the bravo company was perform a

2nd road run on March 08, 2022 3:30 in the morning the bravo company is requested to

form at Toyota while waiting to our Dean Dr.Rolando D. Poblador. In 4:30 in the

morning when our dean is arrived he instruct the bravo company to form in front of

Toyota and checked the attendance by platoon every platoon is present in our 2nd Road

Run our College Dean Dr. Rolando D. Poblador instruct the Bravo Company that we

have a time limit in our 2nd Road like we used to in our 1st road run the time limit of boys

only have 35minutes and the girls have 40 minutes to run from the toyota to Central

Mindanao College.

After the Instruction Our College Dean said to Start the Road Run and he also start

the timer.While everybody is running our College dean is observing each of us and after

that when all the Brovo Company is in school already he told us to form in every Platoon

and he checked our attendance and when he finished to checked the attendance he also

ask the names of bravo company that who passed the 2 nd road Run then after that he

instruct our coy that we will having a reveille in 10 good repetition and then after our

reveille our College Dean also reminding us to comply our BMI requirement because if

we didn’t comply that requirements we will not able to join our Completion and also the

Gradation.
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 2ND BODY MEASUREMENT INDEX

In 7th day in month of March 2022 was a day for the second Body Mass Index or BMI of

Batch Bagtik 46-22 Bravo company. Before that day, we have been participated in road

run activity which is very nice opportunity for us to exercise ourselves. However, within

the day of BMI activity it was not planned and it was supposed to have a reveille

exercises but brought of bad weather condition we just skipped the reveille and choose to

proceed with Body Mass Index as one of our requirement that must to be pass.

That event was happened in Quadrangle of Central Mindanao Colleges, our school.

It was started at 5:30 A.M and in 6:30 A.M was ended up. That activity was assisted by

XO Alpha company Maria Victoria Villacojer with the help of XO Bravo company Irish

Mae Pimentel. Then as the result of BMI, we found on its that there is about 10% out of

100% are still not physically fit or may still be considered as some obese and overweight

individuals. After all, we are ordered to create a proper formation as we particularly used

to practice, by our Battalion Commander named Jemsly Fabel before leaving the school
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 1ST TYPE A RANK INSPECTION

Type A Rank Inspection in Criminology Interns are being conducted to instill

discipline in an individual in their smartness of appearance and action, cleanliness of

dress, equipment, and platoon. This type of inspection has corresponding demerits to

unpolished shoes, unpolished buckle, crumpled uniform, unaligned pleats and ungroomed

individual. A rank inspection is conducted to teach the future law enforcer to look clean

and look smart to be respected by the community.

On March 11, 2022 was the schedule of Bravo Company to conduct an inspection

after the third pre- board examination. Interns were instructed to come before 4:30 am to

gather at student’s lounge to prepare for the said inspection. We were waiting until the

alpha company finish answering the 3rdpre-board examination. After them it’s our turn to

answer the said exam and after we finished the exam we are instructed to form to conduct

the said type A Rank Inspection. 1 st platoon and second platoon were inspected by our

beloved Dean Dr. Rolando D. Poblador while the third and fourth platoon were inspected

by the beloved secretary of our Department Ma’am Shaira Jane Oczon. Everything went

well and everyone was inspected.

As I observed, I have learned that Inspection is important to be more discipline

not just in training but also in our appearance to keep the image of our Law Enforcer.

This type of training is simply teaching the future Law Enforcer to remain the good

reputation of the future Law Enforcer and that is important.

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 PRE BOARD EXAMINATION – LEA

Pre-board exams play a significant role in a students life. This exam is

especially developed to prepare students for the final board exam.

Last March 23, 2022 Dr. Rolando D. Poblador conducted a Pre-board exam to all

criminology interns of Central Mindanao Colleges. The subject area is LEA, the interns

wearing their Type B uniform, the alpha company are the first to take the exams followed

by the bravo company, the scheduled time for the alpha company was 4:30 am while the

bravo company was 5:30 am.

Essentially, a Pre-board prepares the interns for the board exam and is sort of revision for

all the classes they have attended the entire session.

Rightly named, Pre-board as these are “preliminary exams” that serve as a precursor for

students to experience the intricacies of the board exam setup.

The Pre-board should be considered more as a stepping stone to the boards. It

should not be the criteria for students to feel depressed or even restless about the outcome

of the boards. The Pre-board should also be a time for contemplation about the areas of

improvement in a particular subject. These exams can also help students engage in peer

dialogue to improve upon their knowledge and skills. They are more like the semi-finals

in a match and must not be a marker of the board exams. Teachers and parents should

encourage and not denigrate students’ performance if they fail to meet the expectations in

the Pre-boards.
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 RECOGNITION OF INTERNS AND OATH-TAKING OF CLASS
AND FIELD OFFICERS
The Pasidungog: A recognition for Criminology Intern Batch 46-22 and oath

taking of class and filed officers was conducted to show appreciation on the

accomplishment of the Criminology interns. It was initiated and organized by the class

officers duly supported by the college dean. The activity was conducted on March 12,

2022 at exactly 3:00 pm. Active participation by the Interns was displayed by coming at

the venue before the allotted time. The program started upon the arrival of Guest of

Honor and Speaker in the person of Atty. Jose Paolo M. Evangelista. Invocation and

singing of the national anthem, Kidapawan hymn and CMC hymn initiated the program.

Then, the college dean, Dr. Rolando D. Poblador formally opened the program by giving

his opening remarks followed by the first intermission number given by Ms. Angel May

B. Migue to entertain everyone. The presentation of interns was conducted by Ms. Helna

B. Sumugat, college registrar duly confirmed by Dr. Mark Genesis B. Dela Cerna in the

person of Mr. Jan Palabrica. This was followed by the opening of the collar of all

Criminology Interns by the College Dean, Dr. Rolando D. Poblador, Guest of Honor and

Speaker and the representative of Vice President for Academic in the person of Mr. Jan

Palabrica. Going further, the introduction of Guest of Honor and Speaker was done by

Ms. Shaira Jane Oczon, Secretary of Criminology Department. Atty. Jose Paolo M.

Evangelista, Guest of Honor and Speaker rendered his inspirational speech and

congratulates everyone for their accomplishments. This was followed by the second

intermission number of Criminology Intern, a community dance was perform to entertain

everyone. In order to recognized the class and field officers and perform their legal

function, they pledged their oath and commitment to performed their responsibility
without evasion. They had been elected last December 2021and functionally perform

their duty. Then, a message from Ms. Irene Soledad, College instructor of Criminology

department also inspires and motivates everyone on pursuing their dream and goals in

life. Followed by the closing remarks of Ms. Olivia P. Ojeda, Class President. At the end

of the first part of the program, a band composed of Criminology students performed to

entertain everyone while waiting for dinner. John Lloyd Failagmao, Class Vice President

lead the dinner prayer before everyone dined comfortably with their buddies. For the part

two of the program, socialization activities was prepared by the class officers to let

everyone enjoy their moment, have fun and take time to socialize. Different games were

prepared which participated by the majority. Lastly, an administrative announcement was

given by the college dean, Dr. Rolando

D.Poblador before the dismissal just to ensure that everyone was prepare and well equip

for their community immersion

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March 14, 2022, in the morning, our Community Immersion deployment was started and one of

our assigned area was Barangay Dalapitan, Matalam, North, Cotabato. Together with my Team

12 leaded by their Platoon Leader Joey Alexis Buenafe, we are expected to do our job within five

days. On the day of our Arrival, the Baranggay Captain who is Honorable Rodgie C. Ramos and

his barangay officials welcomed us. And in that day there were courtesy call happened with my

team, baranggay captain and its officials at the Barangay Hall of Dalapitan. We discussed about

our community immersions, our purposes, and the possible activities that our team will be

conducting.

On our first day of duty at Barangay Dalapitan, local officials tasked us to help in their

local animal quarantine checkpoint, a program that properly monitors the possible entry of pork

products from areas affected by the African Swine Fever (ASF) outbreak.

March 15, 2022 in the morning CMC Criminology Intern Team 12 attended and assisted

the Community-based Rehabilitation program and the turn-over of Drug Surrenderees conducted

by the Matalam PNP held at Matalam Municipal Gymnasium. In the afternoon the Part of CMC

Criminology Intern:Team 12 Activities is the Community Clean-up Drive promoting

environmental awareness and taking action against litter, debris and trash. The objective is to

make general public aware of the relationship of health and environment.

March 16,2022 The CMC students upholds the Mission, Vision, Goals of the school, as a

good citizen, the Criminology Intern Team 12 conducted a community service by helping to their

classroom beautification through repainting school infrastructures and facilities. In the afternoon
the CMC Criminology Intern Team 12 visited Dalapitan National high school and donated

school supplies for their faculty members that will alleviate financial pressure off to the

educators.

March 17, 2022 the CMC Criminology Intern Team 12 performed and taught the youth basic

self-defense headed by the CMC’s black belter Karatedo athlete Darlene Pedregosa and its

members. Self-defense techniques allows teens defend themselves against physical attacks. In

the afternoon the CMC Criminology Intern Team 12 conducted a Seminar about R.A 11313 to

the youth of Barangay Dalapitan, the team’s advocacy is to define what is the gender-based

sexual harassments in public spaces or even in educational institutions by providing and teaching

the protective measures and also the possible penalties.

March 18, 2022 our last day, The Criminology Intern pays an Exit Call to the Barangay Officials

of Dalapitan, Matalam, North Cotabato headed by the Barangay Captain Hon. Rodgie C. Ramos

who extends their hospitality to the Interns conducting Community Immersion.

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 3RD ROAD RUN BY PLATOON

The Criminology Intern Batch 46-22, bravo company was conducted the 3rd Road

Run on March 22, 2022 at 3:00 a.m. in the morning all interens gathered at apex gas

station, Paco Kidapawan City. Where The road run competition will start. Amd the

finished line is there at CMC. with a time of 35 minutes in Male and 40 minutes in

female. The bravo company is requested to form in front of apex gas station The paper

the arrival of his excellency the Dean of College Criminal Justice Education. Dr. Rolando

Poblador in 4:30 a.m. Dr. Rolando Poblador arrive on the epex gas station. And he

instruct the bravo company to check The attendance.

After the checking of the attendance Our Dean. Dr. Rolando Poblador said to start

the road run he also start the time. All interns are running and our Dean. Dr. Rolando

Poblador. Was observing and also The field officer was observing each one of us. And

after that all interns arrive at CMC The first intern who took 26 minutes. Named Rolland

Oloy and 2nd Michael Rollenas and there are three interns Got 30 minutes below. After

the road run. Dr. Rolando Poblador told us to form in every platoon and he checked our

attendance and he finished to check our attendance our Dean. Instruct the Company

commander to dismiss early.

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 PRE-BOARD EXAMINATION – CRIMINALISTIC

Pre-board exams are conducted to prepare the Criminology Students of Central

Mindoa Colleges for their Board exams. It is a replica of the board exams and the results

are an indication of how they will perform in the board exam.

Pre board examination in criminalistic this exam is composed of 100 items test questions

to evaluate what we have learn from in our past year level lesson and to refesh our minds

and to prepare our selves for the up coming criminology licensure exam. Our dean Dr.

Rolando Poblador made this pre board exam to test the interns knowledge about the

subjects and to test our capabilities if we are ready for the board exam. To be able to past

this outdoor exam we, interns have to meet the passing score of 70 in each subjects . We

have only one hour to finish the exam the interns wearing their type B uniform. Alpha

Campany were the first to take the pre-board exam and followed by the bravo company

and for alpha Campany their scheduled time was 4:30 and for bravo company was 5:30.

Lastly, it is important for us intern to pay proper attention during Pre-Board exam

preparation because this exam and the result of the exam will help us in the future.
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 CMC CRIMINOLOGY INTERN WEBINAR ON CYBERCRIMES AND

ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS

The Criminology Intern Batch 46-22 class officers organized a Cybercrimes and

Environmental Law Webinar with the approval of the College dean and Intern Adviser,

Dr. Rolando Poblador for the purpose of providing knowledge and awareness to all cyber

users on how to identify and prevent the different types of cybercrimes on the digital

world. Same goes with the environmental laws, it provides awareness about the proper

care on the environment and to avoid any violation thereof. Additionally, this webinar

will help the Criminology Interns to remind what they should have learn because this is

very applicable and helpful as they become law enforcer someday.

The webinar last March 26,2022 was conducted through Zoom meeting participated by

178 Criminology interns. Links for the meeting was relay 1 hr before it was started. The

webinar proper started at exactly 9:15 in the morning after gaining the majority

attendance from the attendees. Invocation was conducted through an audio recording

followed by the singing of the national anthem, Kidapawan hymn and school hymn. The

webinar was hosted by Ms. Reyanne Lou Palencia, 3rd year Criminology student of

Central Mindanao Colleges. The Guest Speaker, Atty Florencio C. Amago Jr., was

introduced by Ms. Christine Jhoanna Marie T. Pido, Secretary of Criminology Interns

Batch 46-22 followed by the webinar proper. The Guest Speaker was from General

Santos City, registered criminologist and ranked as top 4 in the Criminologist licensure

examination. He passed the BAR Examination and currently work as Attorney III in

DENR office Region XII. In the organized plan, the duration of webinar should only

morning session however due to technical interruption it was decided to continue in the
afternoon. In the morning session, the cybercrimes and prevention was presented. The

afternoon session for webinar resumed at exactly 1300 with the same number of

participants who participated. It was ended approximately 1500 by a closing remarks of

Ms. Leah Mae Via, Class Treasurer.

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 1ST ROAD RUN BY PLATOON

Central Mindanao Colleges Criminology Intern's Batch 46-22 March 29, 2022 was

the First Road Run for every platoon of Bravo Company. At 3:30 AM was the arrival, for

all Bravo Company intern's. All are gathered at quadrangle and the Bravo Coy

Commander was calling for a formation of every platoon, while waiting for our College

of Criminal Justice Dean Dr. Rolando D. Poblador. All of us are into formation upon his

arriving all Bravo Company especially the 2nd platoon are preparing for the road run. At

exactly 4:30AM Sir Rolando arrived at school, he instruct the Coy Commander to gather

the Intern's outside the gate for a attendance of every platoon. A run will start from

Central Mindanao Colleges to Lanao Elementary School. And then while we are going to

jog all of us must prepared a chant for every platoon. Chanting and proper distance of an

element is the must, while everyone is jogging Sir Poblador also observing every intern's.

Not only by the line but also the situation of each one of us. He's so observant especially

to those who are dying.

Upon arriving to Lanao Elementary School, we stop for a while and do some

stretching and check of attendance if everyone is present, then quickly going back to

school, and obey those instructions that our Dean given. Observe distance and doing a

chant's , Sir Poblador always following the company observe every intern's that doing a

jog, at 5 o'clock we arrrive at the School. Sir Poblador give instructions to have a water

break at 5 minutes. After that he instruct to perform a PNP Dozen Exercise into 4

consecutive count's and 20 good repetition. Also Sir Poblador observing every intern's

who are dying and give additional repetition if he's not satisfied to the performance. All

exercise must be done in proper execution. After the PNP Dozen Exercise perform next is
the Set-up that counted by our Dean set up must be done in 50 counts and additional for

not executing it properly. And then the last is a Push-up that also counted by Sir

Poblador. After all the exercises executed. Their is a 10 count's to change our t.shirt type

C uniform to our Sweatshirt. And then for the clarification of the activities our Dean

gives an instructions for the following activities should be done. And monitoring those

intern's that obsess, overweight and dying to do a afternoon jogging. And all should Go

home after those announcement.

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 2ND ROAD RUN BY PLATOON

The batch 46-22 bravo company was perform a 2nd road run by platoon in April 5,

2022 3:45Am, the bravo company is form in quadrangle specially the 2nd platoon while

waiting to our College Dean Dr.Rolando D. Poblador, In 4:30am our dean is arrive and

instruct the bravo company to form in front of Central Mindanao Colleges by platoon and

counted the cadets by platoon every platoon is present and instruct the destination of our

2nd road run by platoon from Cmc to DPWH, DPWH to CMC. After the instructions the

bravo company is start to jog while were in a position every platoon is chanting

everybody is happy.. While were in a jogging our dean is observe the distance, alignment

and who is dying 5:00am the 2nd platoon and bravo company has arrived in DPWH after

that the bravo coy have to form and count the all cadets and everyone is present after that

the bravo coy instruct us to get back to school.

And again while were jogging our dean is observe our distance,alignment and who is

dying in each platoon. In 6:15 the company has arrive in School and immediately form in

the quadrangle the dean is instructed us have a 5 minutes break to prepare reveille. After

the 5minutes break the bravo coy is form and our dean told to perform a PNP dozen

exercise in 4 consecutive counts and 15 good repetition and the Bravo coy execute it. Our

Dean Dr. Rolando D. Poblador is observe the executions of cadets and correct the proper

exercise. After the PnP dozen excercise the company perform Set-up exercise in 3

consecutive counts and 60 good repititions.. after that perform again the push-up exercise
and everyone is follow the counting of our Dean Dr. Rolando D. Poblador. After that our

Dean Dr. Poblador announce and remind to those who is obese and over weight to do

jogging in the afternoon. and every platoon is given 5merits

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 3RD BODY MEASUREMENT INDEX

In the 6th and 7th day in month of April 2022 was a day intended for the third Body Mass

Index or BMI of Batch Bagtik 46-22 Bravo company with the presence of Dr. Rolando

D. Poblador, a Dean of Criminology Department. Before that activity was happen we

have been engaged with reveille exercises at early in the morning. We performed ten (10)

good repetitions of PNP Dozen, then, it was followed by seventy (70) good repetitions of

set-ups, twenty (20)-thirty (30) push up and more others.

Afterwards, we continue and proceed with BMI in the same place in the

quadrangle of the CMC school at exactly 6 in the morning and ends in 7 in the morning.

The activity was assisted by XO Alpha company Maria Victoria Villacojer with the help

of XO Krys Ten Pido. Then, in the result of Body Mass Index we’ve seen that there’s a

little improvement, where the count of interns’ who been grouped in obese and

overweight was decreased.

Moreover, our Dean ordered us to create a proper formation for his instructions.

He said that those who are not physically fitted are mandated to go back 0n 11 th day of

March to undergo with jogging and reveille exercises for them able to achieve the normal

weight.
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 CRIMINOLOGY INTERNS WEBINAR JPCAPREGION 13

Last April 06, 2022, at exactly 08:00AM in the morning, Central Mindanao Colleges

hosted a JPCAP Webinar. All of the Criminology Interns of the said host joined the said

activity. Aside from that, the webinar talks a lot on how we will be doing in the future.

Specifically, the webinar gives us a heads-up on Human Rights Education and the Life

and Works of Rizal.

Moving forward to Human Rights Education, human rights education aims to teach

students of all ages about universal human rights, the treaties that guarantee them, and the

work still needed to ensure all people receive the rights they are guaranteed.There are

programs that are based on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), which

was enacted by the United Nations in 1948. The UDHR includes 30 articles that

articulate the human rights guaranteed to all, regardless of national original.Human rights

are highly inspirational and also highly practical, embodying the hopes and ideals of

most human beings and also empowering people to achieve them. Human rights

education shares those inspirational and practical aspects. It sets standards but also

produces change.

The second topic of the webinar was the Life and Work of Rizal. DR. JOSE

PROTACIO MERCADO RIZAL ALONZO Y REALONDA, he was a hero to all and

he's a political martyr who consecrated his life for the redemption of his oppressed

people.
 The Rizal Law,Republic Act No. 1425, House Bill No. 556, Senate Bill No. 438,

an Act to Include in the Curricula of All Public and Private Schools, Colleges and

Universities courses on the Life Works and Writings of JOSE RIZAL, particularly his

novels NOLI ME TANGERE and EL FILIBUSTERISMO, Authorizing the Printing and

Distribution Thereof, and for Other purposes. It is important to know how Rizal fought

for our country. What I learned in this course is about Patriotism and Nationalism. We

can actually reflect those words by reading those novels written by Rizal. The eagerness

of attaining freedom and how devoted he is in our nation.

At the end of the session, I was able to connect human rights to life and works of

Rizal. Our fellow Filipinos was denied by human rights but Rizal fought for us just to

have a world of PEACE. He is indeed a great hero

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PRE BOARD EXAMINATION CDI

Pre-board exams play a significant role in a students life. This exam is especially

developed to prepare students for the final board exam.

On April 08 2022 Dr. Rolando D. Poblador conducted a pre-board exam to all

criminology interns of Central Mindanao Colleges. The subject is CDI, the interns

wearing their Type B uniform, the alpha company are the first to take the exams followed

by the bravo company, the scheduled time for the alpha company was 4:30 am while the

bravo company was 5:30 am.

But the alpha company moved to SL. Because it was raining at that time and after the

alpha we followed tha bravo company to take pre-broad exam and the maam shaira said

whoever finished would return the seat

Essentially, a pre-board prepares the interns for the board exam and is sort of revision for

all the classes they have attended the entire session.

The pre-boards should be considered more as a stepping stone to the boards. It should not

be the criteria for students to feel depressed or even restless about the outcome of the

boards. The pre-boards should also be a time for contemplation about the areas of

improvement in a particular subject. These exams can also help students engage in peer

dialogue to improve upon their knowledge and skills. They are more like the semi-finals

in a match and must not be a marker of the board exams. Teachers and parents should
encourage and not denigrate students’ performance if they fail to meet the expectations in

the pre-boards.
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 CRIMINOLOGY INTERNS COMMUNITY SEMINAR

“We are not put on this earth for ourselves, but are placed here for each other. If you are

there always for others, then in time of need, someone will be there for you.”-Jeff

Warner. A community extension “PAGPAKABANA” for Criminology Interns Interns

batch 46-22 and CMC Criminology Alumni. The activity was divided into two (2) parts:

morning and afternoon session. On the morning session, was conducted on April 11,

2022 at exactly 9:00AM at sitio Habitat, Barangay Sudapin, Kidapawan City. The

seminar theme “ Teenage Pregnancy Awareness Campaign and Community Outreach

Program.” The program formally started, upon playing Invocation and singing of national

anthem, Kidapawan hymn and CMC hymn initiated the program. The selected JPCAP

and Intern officers conducted registration of the participants. The, followed by PLTCOL

Arniel C. Melecotones given by his opening message as CMC Criminology Alumni

President. Followed by DR. Cynthia S. Asuncion rendered her message. Then,

introduction of Resource Speaker was done by Ms Irene M. Soledad RCrim. Mr.

Christopher M. Peñales gave his thoughts about the seminar topic. After, CMC

Criminology Alumni have donations to all participants of the said event. Jaymie A.

Rellon ph. D given his closing remarks to formally end morning session.

The afternoon session, this seminar regarding the “ Be Smart, Be Alert, Be

Safe. The crime prevention and awareness seminar”, can help the community of Sitio

Habitat, Barangay Sudapin, Kidapawan City. To be formally opened the program, l the

college Dr. Rolando D. Poblador given his opening remarks followed by Jaymie A.

Rellon ph. D, the CSA Officer rendered his inspirational message. Afterwards, Ms. Angel
May Migue gave her intermission number to entertain everyone. This followed by Ms.

Darlene Pedregoda, Criminology Intern Auditor Batch 46-22 given her introduction of

Resource Speaker. PMajor Junrel Amotan,COP of Tulunan Poice station rendered his

message and thoughts about the seminar topic. Lastly, Ms. Olivia P. Ojeda, Criminology

Intern President Batch 46-22 gave her closing remarks. The Criminology Interns of

allficers gave their donation to all participants who participated the said event.
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 Criminology Interns Duty @ CMC

A Criminology Interns are required and scheduled to do their duties inside the

campus. As Kidapawan City are under alert level 3 before the classes start, and the

number of interns enrolled are high, the Department of Criminal Justice Education are not

dispatching interns in different bureaus but, they are required to undergo their duty inside

the campus.

Everyday, there were interns scheduled to duty inside the Campus. Each day

there were 4 interns assigned to duty at the office of Criminal and Justice Education. On

March 21, 2022, Monday I am one of the assigned Interns to duty inside the campus

together with my fellow platoon interns; After our duty, we proceeded at the office to

have a permission to leave.

Even if we did not experience the training inside the office of the PNP, BFP and

BJMP but still we learned a lot from our experience and we are happy doing our duty and

responsibility.
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 CHAPTER II
AWARDS AND CERTIFICATES