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ANGELES UNIVERSITY FOUNDATIONAngeles CityCOLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION

Dear Respondent,

Greetings!We are the 3rd year students of AUF College of Criminal Justice Education. We are currently working for our undergraduate thesis entitled THE RESPONSIVENESS OF THE CRIMINOLOGY CURRICULUM IN VIEW OF GLOBALIZATION, CURRENT DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATIONAL SYSYTEM, AND ISSUES CONFRONTING CRIMINOLOGY EDUCATION IN REGION III, PHILIPPINES, for this is a partial requirement for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Criminology.At this juncture, may we request that the questions, as stated in the questionnaire-checklist attached may be answered with utmost sincerity and to the best of your knowledge. Rest assured that whatever data gathered herein shall be kept confidential and shall be dealt with utmost professionalism.Thank you so much for your time and consideration, we are hoping that this would merit your cooperation and assistance.

Yours truly,Melchor John MinaMylyn SungaAlexandra BaltazarGutierez ArmelJace Diamond Miranda

Recommended by:Noted and Approved by:

Rhem Rick N. Corpuz, Ph. D CrimLucia M. Hipolito, Ph,D. CrimAdviserDean, CCJE

ANGELES UNIVERSITY FOUNDATIONCOLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATIONANGELES CITY, PAMPANGA, PHILIPPINES

-QUESTIONNAIRE CHECKLIST-

INSTRUCTIONS

Kindly accomplish this questionnaire checklist completely and as truthfully, honest and straight forward as much as possible. The data herein provided shall be treated with utmost confidentiality and professionalism. Mark the circle [ ] which corresponds to your answer and write the appropriate response legibly on blanks provided.

Instrument No. 1PROFILE OF THE RESPONDENTS

Name of Respondent: _______________________________ Date: _____________________ Year Level:________________________________________ School Year: _______________ School Name:______________________________________ Location:_______________

Gender: [ ]Male [ ]Female Age: [ ] 21-below [ ]21-25 [ ]26-30 [ ]31-35 [ ]36-40 [ ] 41-50 [ ]51-55 [ ]56-60 [ ]61-65 [ ]65-above

Marital Status: [ ]Single [ ]Single Parent [ ]Married [ ]Widow [ ]Legally Separated

Educational Status: [ ]Baccalaureate[ ]Masters Units[ ]Masters Degree[ ]Doctoral Units[ ]Doctorate[ ]Student[ ]High school Graduate

Economic Status:[ ]5,000 below[ ] 24,000 above[ ]5,000 24,000

Type of Family:[ ] Nuclear Family[ ] Stepfamily[ ] Single Parent Family[ ] Grandparent Family[ ] Extended Family[ ] Childless FamilyInstrument No. 2AMENDMENT OF REPUBLIC ACT 6506

Direction: Please evaluate the amended R.A 6506 using the scale below:

ScaleNumericalEquivalentInterpretation

43.25-4.00Strongly Agree

32.50-3.24Agree

21.75-2.49Disagree

11.00-1.74Strongly Disagree

Amendment of Republic Act 6506

Indicators 4Strongly Agree3Agree2Disagree1Strongly Disagree

1. Amendment of the syllabi and tables of specifications of the subjects for the licensure examination/s in consultation with the academe and the Commission on Higher Education (CHED).

2. Under the bill, the subjects for licensure examination for criminologists shall include but not be limited to Criminal Jurisprudence and Procedure, Law Enforcement Administration and Crime Detection and investigation, among others

3. Another provision is to implement the Continuing Professional Education (CPE) for the development of the professional competence of criminologists

4. All registered criminologists shall be exempt from taking any other entrance or qualifying government or civil service examinations and shall be considered civil service eligible to the following government positions, among others: (I) Dactylographer; (2) Ballistician; (3) Questioned Document Examiner; (4) Forensic Photographer; (5) Polygraph Examiner; (6) Probation Officer; (7) Parole Officer; (8) Special Investigator, and other position involving the practice of criminology..

5. Registered criminologists shall enjoy priority of appointment and shall not be required to take qualifying or entrance examinations in the PNP, the NB1, the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP), the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), the Land Transportation Office (LTO), the Department of Justice (DOJ); to the Commission on Human Rights (CHR); the Office of the Ombudsman; the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA); the Commission on Elections (COMELEC); the Bureau of Treasury (BoT); the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR; the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP); the Bureau of Immigration (BOI); the Bureau of Customs (BoC); the National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM); the Intellectual Property Rights Office; the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA); the Public Attorney's Office (PAO); government-owned and -controlled corporations and other government agencies with positions involving the practice of criminology.

6. Registered criminologists shall be eligible and given preference for appointment as Police or Jail Inspectors

Instrument No. 3AMENDMENT OF REPUBLIC ACT 8551

.Direction: Please evaluate the amended R.A 8551 using the scale below:



32.50-3.24Agree

21.75-2.49Disagree


Amendment of Republic Act 8551


1. Criminologist shall be the ONLY qualified applicant to enter the PNP in its LINE FUNCTIONS such as patrol, traffic and investigation.

2. Other applications may join the administrative service or support units in lines of the PNP with their profession i.e. nurses are only to be assigned to the health service.

3. Criminologists must be considered as PRIORITY in the lateral entry positions.

4. Criminologists should be limited to laboratory works i.e. Criminalistics work.

5. Criminologists should be appointed to the initial rank of Police Inspector similar to graduates of PNPA.

6. R.A. 8551 should be amended as to height requirements 5 and 2 inches for males and 5 feet for females.

Instrument No. 4SEPARATION OF FORENSIC SCIENCE, CORRECTIONS, LAW ENFORCEMENT AND SECURITY SUBJECTS

Direction: Please evaluate the Separation of Forensic Science, Corrections, Law Enforcement and Security subjects using the scale below:



32.50-3.24Agree

21.75-2.49Disagree


Separation of Forensic Science, Corrections, Law Enforcement and Security subjects


1. The subjects on Criminalistics such as Forensic Photography, Legal Medicine, Forensic Chemistry, Questioned Documents, Dactyloscopy, Forensic Ballistics, and Polygraphy should be excluded from the Criminology Curriculum.

2. The subjects on Law Enforcement Administration such as Industrial Security Management, Police Planning, Police Patrol, Police Personnel and Records Management, and Comparative Police System.

3. Corrections subjects should be retain in Criminology Curriculum.

4. There must be separate four year course in the Industrial Security Management.

5. There is a need to separate of Forensic Science, Corrections, Law Enforcement, and Security subjects so that Criminology Graduates will be marketable abroad.

6. The separation of Forensic Science, Corrections, Law Enforcement and Security subjects will synchronize Philippine Criminology to International Standards.

Instrument No. 5CREATION OF A PARTY LIST FOR CRIMINOLOGIST

Direction: Please evaluate the creation of a party list for criminologist using the scale below:



32.50-3.24Agree

21.75-2.49Disagree


Creation of a Party List for Criminologist


1. A party list is needed to voice out the sentiments and grievances of criminologists in Congress.

2. A party list is not needed as there are proper venues for airing grievances directly to the Professional Regulation Commission.

3. The party list must be represented by a criminologist elected by Criminologist during the PCAP convention.

4. The party list should have three representatives in case it wins a seat in Congress,

5. Criminologist do not need a party list as they are not considered marginalized.

6. Before the creation of a party list there is a need to institute structural and organizational changes in the PCAP.

Instrument No. 6PERCEPTION ON THE CRIMINOLOGY COURSE

Direction: Please evaluate the perception on the criminology course using the scale below:



32.50-3.24Agree

21.75-2.49Disagree


Perception on the Criminology Course


1. Criminology is an interesting course

2. There is a great demand for criminology graduates in the Philippines

3. Majority of criminology graduates join the PNP

4. Criminologists have a high paying job

5. Criminology graduates can proceed to other field of law enforcement.

6. Criminology as a course is attractive to graduating high school students

7. Our subjects covered necessary skills and knowledge for our profession

8. Criminology graduates can proceed to law school

9. The college needs a competent and full-time instructor that can balance the theories and applications

10. Our OJT should not be limited to police work

11. The course can be best understood if we have adequate facilities and equipment

12. Qualifications for entrants (Freshmen) should be set high

13. Hands-on experience of what has been discussed is needed

14. Scientific inquiry is needed to remain competent in the field

15. The course requires physical and mental endurance

Instrument No. 7THE CRIMINOLOGY CURRICULUM

Direction: Please scale the box which corresponds to your answer:



32.50-3.24Agree

21.75-2.49Disagree


The Criminology Curriculum should .


1. provide an adequate program of education for human and national development

2. implement the specific objectives of the institution

3. Implement the specific objectives of the schools academic programs (Liberal Arts, Commerce, etc.)

4. provide for interdepartmental relationships on the curriculum level

5. insure that the subjects correspond to the descriptions as given in the bulletin of the institution

6. require a sequence of subject that is logical and realistic

7. insure that the required prerequisites are included in the program of studies

8. provide adequately for field experience (practicum directly related to the professional role for which the students are being prepared)

9. promote the fulfilment of the specific objectives of the course through a suitable system of electives

10. provide for a periodic reassessment of the program of studies

11. involve the faculty and alumni in the formulation and the re-evaluation of the program of studies

12. involve the upper-class students in the re-evaluation of the program of studies

Instrument No. 8THE REVISION OF THE CRIMINOLOGY CURRICULUM

Direction: Please scale the box which corresponds to your answer:



32.50-3.24Agree

21.75-2.49Disagree


I am in favor of the revision of the curriculum to include the following subjects:

Indicators

Units4Strongly Agree3Agree2Disagree1Strongly Disagree

1. COMS1001Academic and Professional Communication4.5

2. CRIM1101Crime and Criminology4.5

3. CRIM1102Criminal Justice System4.5

4. JUSS1000An Introduction to Justice and Society 4.5

5. LEGL1101Australian Justice System 4.5

6. LEGL1102 Contentious Justice Issues 4.5

7. FACH1701 Introduction to Forensic Science4.5

8. CHEM1201 General Chemistry4.5

9. CHEM1202 Chemistry for the Life Sciences4.5

10. PSYC1101 Psychology 1A4.5

11. PSYC1102 Psychology 1B4.5

12. CRIM2201 Crime and Punishment4.5

13. CRIM2202 Policing and Law Enforcement4.5

14. CRIM2204 Criminal Process and the Courts4.5

15. LEGL2110 Access to Justice: Policy and Reform 4.5

16. CHEM1201 General Chemistry4.5

17. CHEM1202 Chemistry for the Life Sciences4.5

18. ENGL2130 Crime Fiction and Film: From Poe to the Postmodern4.5

19. FACH1701 Introduction to Forensic Science4.5

20. FACH2702 Chemical Criminalistics4.5

21. HIST2043 Terrorism and Society in Modern Europe4.5

22. LEGL2116 Young People and the Law4.5

23. LEGL2117 Miscarriages of Justice - Australia, Canada, Britain4.5

24. LLAW3271 Research Methods 14.5

25. PSYC1106 Personality and Social Psychology4.5

26. PSYC2021 Human Development4.5

27. PSYC2019 Sociology of Deviance4.5

28. WMST2015 Sex, Gender and the Law4.5

29. CRIM3302 International Criminal Justice 4.5

30. JUSS3333 Seminar in Justice Policy 4.5

31. LEGL3113 Socio-Legal Research Methods 4.5

32. CRIM3203 Corporate Crime 4.5

33. CRIM3301 Crime, Law and Trauma4.5

34. CRIM3011B Psychology, Crime and the Law 4.5

35. CRIM3303 Current Issues in Criminal Justice B4.5

36. BIOL3793 Biological Criminalistics 4.5

37. BIOL7731 Evidence Evaluation 4.5

38. CRIM3203 Corporate Crime4.5

39. CRIM3301 Crime, Law and Trauma 4.5

40. CRIM3303 Psychology, Crime and the Law 4.5

41. CRIM3011B Current Issues in Criminal Justice B - Organized Crime and Criminal Networks4.5

42. FACH2702 Chemical Criminalistics 4.5

43. ITAL3215 The Italian Mafia: Origin and Representations 4.5

44. JUSS3300 Justice Policy Work Integrated Learning 4.5

45. PSYC2018 Research Methods 2 4.5

46. PSYC3004 Applied Cognitive Psychology 4.5

47. PSYC3008 Advanced Social Psychology4.5