11/05/2026
CCJE Holds Panagyaman 2026 Recognition and Parents’ Night
The College of Criminal Justice Education successfully conducted its Recognition and Parents’ Night 2026, titled Panagyaman 2026, on May 7, 2026, at the CSU-Gonzaga Campus Gymnasium. Carrying the theme of gratitude and appreciation, the event served as a heartfelt tribute of Batch 2026 Class Masiglahi to their parents, guardians, and teachers whose sacrifices and unwavering support made the students’ success possible.
The program was graced by the Campus Executive Officer of Cagayan State University-Gonzaga, Dr. Froilan A. Pacris Jr., together with the Guest of Honor and Speaker, Police Corporal Bryan Inong Cabie of the Gonzaga Police Station. Both speakers shared inspiring stories of humble beginnings, perseverance, and triumph, encouraging the graduating students to remain steadfast in achieving their goals despite life’s challenges.
The activity formally opened with the message of Dr. Jomel Pinera, Senior Class Adviser, who emphasized the significance of the celebration for the parents and guardians whom he regarded as the true “actors and actresses” of the night. He reminded the graduating students to value and appreciate the sacrifices of their parents and guardians, not only during the event but every day of their lives.
Thereafter, Dr. Ohlie Malazzab, Dean of the College of Criminal Justice Education, presented the candidates for graduation and introduced the members of the faculty of instruction.
One of the highlights of the event was the recognition of outstanding candidates for graduation who excelled in academics and extracurricular activities.
Meanwhile, Ms. Geraldine Ballesteros delivered the Class Commitment, while Ms. Althea Gwen Alariao expressed the Address of Thanks on behalf of Class Masiglahi.
As a special tribute to the “stars” of the evening, the parents and guardians, a touching tribute segment was led by Ms. Kimverlie Alibania. The hall was filled with heartfelt words of gratitude, gestures of love, and emotional moments as the candidates for graduation offered tokens to their loved ones and teachers.
The meaningful celebration concluded with the graduating class rendering their class song, dedicated to the important people who became part of their journey toward success.
Photos: John David Laurente, CCJE COLSC officer
