FORM A.

COLLEGE GOAL TEMPLATE

OMSC VISION
A premier higher education institution that develops locally responsive, globally competitive, and innovative professionals.
OMSC MISSION
The OMSC exists to produce intellectual and human capital by developing excellent graduates, through outcomes-based instruction, relevant research, responsive technical
advisory services, and sustainable production.
COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION GOAL
To produce law enforcement officers who walk with Honor and pride as gentlemen and women compassionate yet just in the delivery of public service.
BS CRIMINOLOGY PROGRAM GOAL:
 Encourage research and inquiry on nature, causes, treatment, or punishment or criminal behavior and how criminal justice agencies function and respond to crime,
criminals, and victims.
 Prepare the students for careers in crime prevention, law enforcement, scientific crime detection, correctional administration, public safety, and allied fields;
 Foster the values of leadership, integrity, accountability, and responsibility while serving their fellowmen, community, and country.
BS INDUSTRIAL SECURITY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM GOAL:
This program aims to provide its graduate with the following:
 A strong foundation on fundamental theories of industrial security and its administration and understanding of constitutional guarantees of security;
 Ability to prepare programs for best approaches and practical application of these fundamental theories and concerns;
 A comprehensive knowledge of the diverse issues and concerns affecting security in the industrial setting;
 Competencies in the design of basic security system and their operation and functions such as but not limited to corporate and organizational security, internal office
security, business and commercial security, executive protection, intelligence and investigation as well as security for vital infrastructures such but not limited to seaports,
airports, and the like;
 Knowledge, skills, attitude and values for professional careers in Industrial Security Management and the practice of security profession such as:
o Security requirements of various installations of vital importance;
o Private and public security and loss prevention system and the role of Industrial Security Management in their operations;
o Executive protection and security to high-profile individuals;
o Information technology security; and
o Crime prevention and investigation and law enforcement as provided for under existing laws.
 Skills and competencies that will make them globally competitive and at par with current international trends.
FORM B. ACTIVITY SHEET: RESEARCH TOPICS
Topics that definitely fit under goal Topics that possibly fit under goal
Criminology
(Crime prevention, sex and domestic violence, surveillance and investigation, child
abuse and maltreatment, gangs and organized crimes, drug abuse monitoring program,
juvenile delinquency, victimization, campus crime, environmental crime, sex offenses,
paralegal services)
Law Enforcement
(automobiles and traffic safety, capital punishment, criminal justice, gender and crime,
crime mapping, crime reports and statistics, crime classification system, prostitution,
hate crimes, police community relations, information and communication technology,
risk disaster management, Investigation process, fire protection management)
Forensic Science
(Ballistics, Questioned Document, Lie Detection Techniques, Fingerprinting, DNA,
physical evidences, instrumentation and technology)
Correctional
(Arrest and sentencing, officer safety, parole and probation, rehabilitation and
reintegration, capital punishment, prison gang, contraband, drug violence, extortion,
offender reentry, correctional system, offender classification, restorative justice)
Industrial Security Management
(Management security, Data security, Defense policy, Cybersecurity, Operational
security, Physical security control, Terrorism, Theft and shoplifting, risk disaster
management)
FORM C. ACTIVITY SHEET: GENERATING RESEARCH QUESTIONS
Priority Topic 1. Criminology
Questions
1. What is happening to policing? Is there a shift in the
nature and scope of public policing? To what extent is
public policing commodified, that is, made available to
private interests in exchange for money?
2. What effect is restructuring having on justice, equality
of protection, and quality of service?
3. What government doing and with what effect?
4. What are the new factors that impact community
growth and can be used to help create new
progressive policies and systems?
5. How can we impose strict law enforcement in the
name of peace and order without undermining the
very essence of social responsibility and good
governance?
Priority Topic 2. Law Enforcement
Questions
1. How has the public police department responded to
reformation?
2. Who benefits and who loses in terms of public safety
as a result of police reform? In other words, has the
security distribution changed as a result of
reformation?
3. What is the relative usefulness of various mechanism
in achieving liability?
Type of Study Data Available
Descriptive study / correlational study Existing Laws, Website, Data from the Tri Bureau of the
PNP, LGU and NGO
Qualitative study/Mixed-Method Existing Laws, Website, Data from the Tri Bureau of the
PNP, LGU and NGO
Comparative Study Existing Laws, Website, Data from the Tri Bureau of the
PNP, LGU and NGO
Descriptive study / correlational study Existing Laws, Website, Data from the Tri Bureau of the
PNP, LGU and NGO
Descriptive study / correlational study Existing Laws, Website, Data from the Tri Bureau of the
PNP, LGU and NGO
Type of Study Data Available
Descriptive study / correlational study Existing Laws, Website, Data from Barangay, PNP, LGU
and NGO
Descriptive study / correlational study Existing Laws, Website, Data from Barangay, PNP, LGU
Qualitative study/Mixed-Method and NGO
Descriptive study / correlational study Existing Laws, Website, Data from Barangay, PNP, LGU
and NGO
 4. How has the public police reacted in comparison to
the rise of non-state policing? Some appear to be
apathetic, other aggressive, a few cooperative, and
few co-opting?
5. What factors are shaping the modernization of
policing and government’s relation to it?
6. What new approaches to law enforcement and public
safety could aid in the holistic transformation of
Mindoro people, particularly law-abiding children and
victims of illegal drug abuse?
Priority Topic 3. Forensic Science
Questions
1. To what extent is the instrumentation used in the
investigation of crimes?
2. What factors account for differences in the types of
laws and legal environments developed by countries
in relation to forensic investigation?
3. What governmental laws aid or impede the
advancement of forensic science?
4. What role does forensic science play in crime
reconstruction?
5. In forensic investigation, how focused is technology?
Priority Topic 4. Correctional
Questions
1. What is happening to policing?
2. What effect is reformation having on justice, equality
of protection, and quality of service?
Descriptive study / correlational study
Descriptive study / correlational study
Descriptive study / correlational study
Type of Study
Descriptive study / correlational study
Qualitative study/Mixed-Method
Descriptive study / correlational study
Qualitative study/Mixed-Method
Descriptive study / correlational study
Qualitative study/Mixed-Method
Descriptive study / correlational study
Descriptive study / correlational study
Type of Study
Descriptive study / correlational study
Descriptive study / correlational study
Qualitative study/Mixed-Method
Existing Laws, Website, Data from Barangay, PNP, LGU
and NGO
Existing Laws, Website, Data from Barangay, PNP, LGU
and NGO
Existing Laws, Website, Data from Barangay, PNP, LGU
and NGO
Data Available
Existing Laws, Website, Data from NBI, and PNP Soco
Existing Laws, Website, Data from NBI, and PNP Soco
Existing Laws, Website, Data from NBI, and PNP Soco
Existing Laws, Website, Data from NBI, and PNP Soco
Existing Laws, Website, Data from NBI, and PNP Soco
Data Available
Existing Laws, Website, Data from BuCor, BJMP. Jail and
Parole and Probation Office
Existing Laws, Website, Data from BuCor, BJMP. Jail and
Parole and Probation Office
 3. Are individuals' rights jeopardized more or less when Descriptive study / correlational study Existing Laws, Website, Data from BuCor, BJMP. Jail and
policing is provided by nonstate rather than state Parole and Probation Office
auspices/providers? Do rights violations differ
depending on the nature of the policing? Do the types
of misbehavior differ depending on the type of
policing?
4. To what extent do community-based justice systems, Qualitative study/Mixed-Method Existing Laws, Website, Data from BuCor, BJMP. Jail and
such as mediation and restorative-justice Parole and Probation Office
conferences, improve security by encouraging
participants to take on new challenges?

Priority Topic 5. Industrial Security

Questions
1. How concentrated is the private security sector in
terms of industrial concentration?
2. Do multinational security firms' activities differ from
one country to the next? How much control do
multinational corporations have over the activities of
local providers?
3. What governmental laws help or hinder the growth of
industry security?
Type of Study Data Available
Descriptive study / correlational study Existing Laws, Website, Data from Private Security and
Qualitative study/Mixed-Method Business Sector
Descriptive study / correlational study Existing Laws, Website, Data from Private Security and
Comparative Study Business Sector
Descriptive study / correlational study Existing Laws, Website, Data from Private Security and
Business Sector
FORM D. RESEARCH AGENDA TEMPLATE
COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION: CLFSCI – Criminology, Law Enforcement, Forensic Science, Correctional and Industrial Security
The COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION has identified the following goal: To produce law enforcement officers who walk with Honor and pride as gentlemen and
women compassionate yet just in the delivery of public service.
To work toward that goal, the college engaged in discussions to develop a shared research agenda that would guide current and future projects and, more specifically, define the
direction of the college. The research agenda outlined below is designed as a roadmap for the college to work so that projects are directly useful to faculty members, supply research
that informs policy and practice, and increase the capacity of faculty members to conduct and use research. To that end, COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION identified
the following topics as areas of focus for its work for the next three to five years.
Topic 1: Criminology: Criminological research focuses on issues related to the causes and consequences of crime, delinquency, and victimization, as well as the operation of the
criminal justice system, with an emphasis on police, courts, and corrections.
Topic 2. Law Enforcement: Law enforcement, as one branch of the criminal justice system, is responsible for upholding social and public order. Law enforcement research focuses
on the various issues that affect law enforcement agencies, with a particular emphasis on public safety, quality policing and community policing, recruitment and retention of quality
officers, risk disaster management, investigation process, information and communication technology, crime mapping, crime reports and statistics, gender and crime, and crime
classification system
Topic 3. Forensic Science: The identification and quantification of criminal justice evidence using scientific techniques and technologies is the focus of forensic science research.
Reliable and valid forensic science analytic methods are essential for a credible and equitable criminal justice system.
Topic 4. Correctional: This correctional research focus on the arrest and sentencing of the offender, parole and probation, capital punishment, offender classification, restorative
justice, correctional system, drug violation, extortion, contraband, prison gang and rehabilitation and reintegration of the offender in the community.
Topic 5 . Industrial Security: Industrial security research focuses on a notion that refers to a series of security activities that protect resources and reduce risk and loss in order to
prevent the leakage of key technologies and confidential information at the enterprise level, as well as how this affects national issues. It also emphasizes on the advancement of
industrial economics theory, developments in industrial economy studies, and a significant supplement to and improvement on industrial economics theories.
Research agenda for [research area 1]
Research Area Research Questions Proposed Project Data Availability Timing Relevance
What is happening to Crime prevention, sex and Existing Laws, Website,
policing? Is there a shift in domestic violence, Data from the Tri Bureau of
Topic 1: Criminology the nature and scope of surveillance and the PNP, LGU and NGO
public policing? To what investigation, child abuse
extent is public policing and maltreatment, gangs
commodified, that is, made and organized crimes, drug
available to private interests abuse monitoring program,
in exchange for money? juvenile delinquency,
What effect is restructuring victimization, campus
having on justice, equality of crime, environmental
protection, and quality of crime, sex offenses,
service? paralegal services
What government doing and
with what effect?
What are the new factors
that impact community
growth and can be used to
help create new progressive
policies and systems?
How can we impose strict
law enforcement in the
name of peace and order
without undermining the
very essence of social
responsibility and good
governance?
Topic 2. Law Enforcement How has the public police automobiles and traffic Existing Laws, Website,
department responded to safety, capital punishment, Data from Barangay, PNP,
reformation? criminal justice, gender and LGU and NGO
Who benefits and who loses crime, crime mapping,
in terms of public safety as a crime reports and statistics,
 result of police reform? In crime classification system,
other words, has the prostitution, hate crimes,
security distribution changed police community relations,
as a result of reformation? information and
What is the relative communication technology,
usefulness of various risk disaster management,
mechanism in achieving Investigation process, fire
liability? protection management
How has the public police
reacted in comparison to the
rise of non-state policing?
Some appear to be
apathetic, other aggressive,
a few cooperative, and few
co-opting?
What factors are shaping
the modernization of policing
and government’s relation to
it?
What new approaches to
law enforcement and public
safety could aid in the
holistic transformation of
Mindoro people, particularly
law-abiding children and
victims of illegal drug
abuse?
Topic 3. Forensic Science To what extent is the Ballistics, Questioned Existing Laws, Website,
instrumentation used in the Document, Lie Detection Data from NBI, and PNP
investigation of crimes? Techniques, Fingerprinting, Soco
What factors account for DNA, physical evidences,
differences in the types of instrumentation and
laws and legal environments technology
 developed by countries in
relation to forensic
investigation?
What governmental laws aid
or impede the advancement
of forensic science?
What role does forensic
science play in crime
reconstruction?
In forensic investigation,
how focused is technology?
Topic 4. Correctional: What is happening to Arrest and sentencing, Existing Laws, Website,
policing? officer safety, parole and Data from BuCor, BJMP. Jail
What effect is reformation probation, rehabilitation and Parole and Probation
having on justice, equality of and reintegration, capital Office
protection, and quality of punishment, prison gang,
service? contraband, drug violence,
Are individuals' rights extortion, offender reentry,
jeopardized more or less correctional system,
when policing is provided by offender classification,
nonstate rather than state restorative justice
auspices/providers? Do
rights violations differ
depending on the nature of
the policing? Do the types of
misbehavior differ
depending on the type of
policing?
To what extent do
community-based justice
systems, such as mediation
and restorative-justice
conferences, improve

Topic 5 . Industrial Security:
security by encouraging
participants to take on new
challenges?
How concentrated is the Management security, Data Existing Laws, Website,
private security sector in security, Defense policy, Data from Private Security
terms of industrial Cybersecurity, Operational and Business Sector
concentration? security, Physical security
Do multinational security control, Terrorism, Theft
firms' activities differ from and shoplifting, risk
one country to the next? disaster management
How much control do
multinational corporations
have over the activities of
local providers?
What governmental laws
help or hinder the growth of
industry security?

Prepared by:
KHARINE M. REYNO, PhD
Dean, CCJE