Criminal Justice Students Organization - Southern Leyte State University

14/03/2026

The Faculty of Criminal Justice of Southern Leyte State University proudly congratulates our 91 newly licensed Criminologists for successfully passing the Criminology Licensure Examination, achieving an outstanding 96.81% passing rate.

This remarkable accomplishment has placed Southern Leyte State University (SLSU) among the Top 4 Performing Schools nationwide in Category C (51–100 examinees).

Your success brings pride and honor to the Faculty of Criminal Justice.

Congratulations ma'am and sir!🫡

11/03/2026

The Criminal Justice Students Organization proudly congratulates Ms. Samantha Pulan and Mr. Stanley Golo for representing the department in the Mr. & Ms. SLSU 2026 pageant held on March 4, 2026. Your confidence, dedication, and admirable representation truly reflect the excellence and values upheld by the Criminal Justice community.

We extend our warmest congratulations to Mr. Stanley Golo for being crowned Mr. SLSU SCUAA 2026. Your achievement is a testament to your hard work, determination, and outstanding performance on stage.

This victory marks another proud milestone for the Faculty of Criminal Justice, as last year’s representative also brought home the title of Mr. SLSU 2025. Indeed, this continued success reflects the talent, commitment, and pride of our faculty in representing the university with distinction.

Congratulations and thank you to Ms. Samantha Pulan and Mr. Stanley Golo for bringing honor and pride to the Faculty of Criminal Justice.

Photo credits to PASCom and The Campus Headliner for some of the images featured.

11/03/2026

Snippets from the FCJ Firing Booth during the 22nd Charter Anniversary Celebration 2026.

We extend our sincere appreciation to everyone who visited and participated in the FCJ Firing Booth during this year’s Charter Anniversary celebration. Your enthusiasm, support, and active participation truly contributed to the success and excitement of our booth, making it one of the engaging highlights of the event.

We would also like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the dedicated officers and members of the task force whose time, effort, and commitment made this activity possible. From the preparation and organization of the booth to assisting and guiding participants throughout the event, your hard work and teamwork played a vital role in ensuring that the activity ran smoothly and successfully.

Your collective support, cooperation, and dedication reflect the spirit of service, camaraderie, and excellence that this celebration represents. Once again, thank you to everyone who helped make the FCJ Firing Booth a memorable and meaningful part of the 22nd Charter Anniversary Celebration 2026. 🫡✨

10/03/2026

The Faculty of Criminal Justice of Southern Leyte State University proudly congratulates the following students for winning 3rd Place in the Quiz Bee Competition during the Community Relations Week activity organized by the Bureau of Fire Protection Provincial Office in celebration of Fire Prevention Month 2026.

🏅 Jhoren G. Dejello
🏅 Roxane P. Domagas
🏅 Rhoy Burlaza
The event was held on March 9, 2026, carrying the theme:
"Hangad nating Lahat, Pamayanang Handa, Aktibo at Masagana."

Your achievement reflects dedication, teamwork, and commitment to learning—values that the Faculty of Criminal Justice continuously upholds.

We also extend our sincere gratitude to Bureau of Fire Protection – Sogod for providing this meaningful opportunity and valuable learning experience for our FCJ student participants. Your continued partnership, especially in the internship program, greatly contributes to the professional growth and development of our future public safety practitioners.

Congratulations and keep making the university proud! 👏🎉🔥

03/03/2026

Your favorite booth is back!👀

Visit us now and shoot your shot at the FCJ Firing Booth! 🎯💥

02/03/2026

Looking for something exciting this Charter Week? 👀🔥

Visit the SHOOT YOUR SHOT Firing Booth by the Criminal Justice Students Organization at the Faculty of Criminal Justice from March 2–6, 2026!

Bring your friends, test your aim, and enjoy the experience. Don’t miss it!

28/02/2026

CRIMINOLOGY DAY 2026🔥

On February 23, 2026, the Faculty of Criminal Justice celebrated Criminology Day 2026 with pride, unity, and excellence.

Criminology Day 2026 was truly a day to remember! From morning until evening, we celebrated unity, talent, strength, and the true spirit of future defenders of justice. The day began with welcome remarks from Dr. Denis E. Torino, followed by a solidarity dance performed by all Criminology students, and then the Oath of Sportsmanship led by Mr. Orlie Cag-ong, setting the tone for a fair and exciting day ahead.

The morning was packed with energy and excitement as students showcased their skills in the cheerdance competition, Arnis, Taekwondo, Airsoft competition, Quiz Bee, slogan and poster making, obstacle race, strong man/woman challenge, scavenger hunt, and runs. Every participant demonstrated determination, teamwork, and sportsmanship.

In the afternoon, the fun continued with engaging parlor games that brought laughter and strengthened camaraderie among everyone.

As evening came, the stage lit up with incredible performances from solo performers, switch duets, and modern dance presentations. One of the most unforgettable highlights of the night was the unexpected performance from one of the judges, Mr. Judemer Arong, which surprised and greatly entertained the entire crowd.

The celebration concluded with the announcement of winners from each event.

The Forensic Specialist team truly dominated the competitions with their skill, teamwork, and unwavering determination. Their hard work and dedication earned them the well-deserved overall champion title, making them the pride of Criminology Day 2026.

Congratulations to everyone who participated and made this event a resounding success. Criminology Day 2026 truly showed what it means to rise above challenges and defend justice! 🔥🏆

25/02/2026

Show your support for our Faculty of Criminal Justice representatives — Ms. Samantha Pulan and Mr. Stanley Jose Golo! ❤

Cast your vote now. The voting link is in the comment section.

22/02/2026

ARE YOU READY FOR CRIMINOLOGY DAY 2026?🔥

The wait is finally over, Criminology students! It’s time to rise, unite, and show what it truly means to be future defenders of justice!

This is more than just an event — it’s a moment to unite as one Faculty of Criminal Justice and prove that we truly rise above challenges and defend justice!

Attendance starts at 7:00 AM. Please come early and be on time.

Get ready for an exciting day filled with activities, camaraderie, and unforgettable memories. See you there, future Registered Criminologists!

Here is the program flow for the event:

10/02/2026

🎉 BREAKING NEWS from the Amici National Quiz Bee! 🎉
SLSU FCJ is moving on to the SEMI-FINALS!

After a successful Qualifiers Round, our stellar team—Roxanne P. Domagas and Jhoren Dejello—has earned their spot in the next stage this February 20. A huge shout-out to their coach, Sir Orlie Cag-ong, for his excellent guidance!

Congratulations! We’re all behind you as you gear up for the Semi-Finals. Bring home that victory! 🏆

10/02/2026

04/02/2026

A Prayer of Guidance for our Future Criminologists
​Source of All Strength and Knowledge,

​We lift up our graduates who are today beginning the Criminology Licensure Examination. We ask for Your guidance to be their steady hand and Your peace to be their quiet mind from this morning until the final hour on Friday.

​For their Minds:
​Grant them total recall of all they have studied. In moments of confusion, bring clarity to their thoughts. Let them analyze every question with a sharp eye and a logical heart, allowing the truth of their training to rise to the surface.

​For their Spirits:
​When the pressure feels heavy, replace their anxiety with unshakeable confidence. Give them the endurance to stay focused through the long hours and the resilience to bounce back if a particular subject feels difficult. Let them know they are capable and prepared.

​For their Calling:
​Remind them that they are testing for a life of service and protection. Let this exam be the final bridge to a career built on integrity, courage, and the defense of justice.
​Surround them with Your protection as they travel to and from the testing centers, and let them feel the collective support of everyone cheering them on. May they finish this week with heads held high, ready to serve the community.

​Amen.

To our future Criminologists: trust your preparation and believe in yourselves. You’ve worked hard for this moment. Stay focused, think clearly, and trust in your knowledge. Know that many are cheering you on. Your courage and dedication already show your strength. Go forward with faith—you’ve got this.