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College of Criminal Justice Education

EXTENSION NARRATIVE

REPORT

CHAIRMAN: GREG M. FRANCISCO

CO-CHAIRMAN: DR. REGINA B. MENDOZA

MEMBERS: JOEBERT B. JACINTO

INTRODUCTION

Extension is one of the major functions of higher education institutions (HEIs).

It refers to the act of communicating and transferring knowledge and technology to specific sectors and target clienteles to enable them to effectively improve production, community and/or institutions, and quality of life, at the same time enhance the HEI’s academic and research programs (CHED CMO 08, s. 2010). It is the systematic transfer of technology, innovation, or information generated by the University and its partners to seek solutions to specific developmental concerns (CHED CMO 52, s. 2016).

As per CHED CMO 08, s. 2010, extension includes training programs, technical assistance and advisory services, communication/information services, community outreach activities, and technology transfer and utilization. These are designed to help improve the quality of human life of Filipinos, respond effectively to changing societal needs and conditions, and provide solutions to problems at the local community, regional and national levels (CHED CMO 12, s. 2012). - Article I, Title I, Chapter I of IFSU Extension and Training Manual of Operations with BOR Referendum No. 10, s.

2021

I. WELL DEFINED OBJECTIVES

Ifugao State University Goal in Extension: Sustainable extension and community engagement.

Objectives in Extension:

1. To package and transfer knowledge and technologies relevant to the needs of clienteles achieving 95% satisfaction rating under extension services.

2. To create a widely shared organizational culture that encourages, promotes, and rewards extension and community engagements with thirty (30) faculty and one-hundred (100) students as volunteers annually.

3. To establish/strengthen/sustain linkages with LGUs, industries, and other organizations/stakeholders for resource sharing, extension program, and service complementation.

Programs, projects, and activities (PPAs) of the University are anchored

on national, regional, provincial, and University development thrusts. These

shall include the following HAGGIYO elements. These elements encompass all

G - Gender and Development

G - Good Governance, Peace and Order Advocacy I - Industry, Technology, Education, Culture, and Arts Y - Youth and Vulnerable Sector Empowerment O - Organizational Linkages for Resource Sharing

The College of Criminal Justice Education of Ifugao State University- Potia Campus conducted extension activities based on the University Extension Agenda. In 2016-2018 it is based in Good Governance, Peace and Order Advocacy under letter G of HAGGIYO; and for 2019 up to present was under Y – Youth and Vulnerable Sector Empowerment.

The Campus Extension Agenda was also anchored in the University Extension Agenda conducted in December 11, 2019 thru the stakeholders forum and agenda setting activity which cater also the Youth Development, Women Empowerment, Good Governance and Peace and Order in the community. Therefore, the college extension and training services are aligned with the campus and the university extension agenda.

The University have also an established plans and guidelines leading to

the direction of Extension and Training Objectives, the IFSU 8

^th

Year Strategic

Plan 2019-2026 and the Extension and Training Manual of Operations based

on the IFSU Code.

IFUGAO STATE UNIVERSITY- POTIA CAMPUS Potia, Alfonso Lista, Ifugao

College of Criminal Justice Education Extension and Training Services

RESEARCH COLLABORATION OF FACULTY AND STUDENTS FOR EXTENSION SERVICES

TITLE OF RESEARCH PROPONENTS YEAR

STUDENTS FACULTY

1. PERCEPTION OF BARANGAY

DIETHER KANE M.

SANTIAGO

YVONNE MAE GUINAAT

DECEMBER 2021

2. THE ROLE OF POLICE OFFICERS IN MITIGATING THE SPREAD OF THE

COVID 19

PANDEMIC IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF AGUINALDO,

IFUGAO

GERALDINE C. ARANAS MELBA T. BALAJO RENZ C DELA CRUZ DENNIS M. EWICK ANGEL G. LUIS

NEPHERTEA NANGPUHAN

DECEMBER 2021

3. PERCEIVED ROLES

OF YOUTH

LEADERS TOWARDS DISASTER

PREPAREDNESS IN ALFONSO LISTA, IFUGAO

GRACE L. LABBOT MARVIN D. SALVADOR JASPHARE IAN V.

LAJERA

KAYENDY P. CHUMAYO EDLYN F. YURO

AJI F. GUEVARRA BENSON B. CHILAGAN

ARESTEO NAWALIG DECEMBER 2021

4. EXPLORING THE EXPERIENCES OF PARENTS WITH CHILDREN IN CONFLICT WITH LAW

ERICA O. MALAGGAY GRAIL B. MAGTORA REGILYN C. LABAO SHELAMIE A. WACLIN JEANZENT Q. CASASUS RENSON M. BANGONGOL JOLAND N. PUGAO

JONALYN OTONGAN DECEMBER 2021

5. PREVALENT

CRIMES AMIDST THE PANDEMIC AT PARACELIS,

MOUNTAIN

PROVINCE: AN ANALYSIS

NYREEFE B. SAGUN RUSSEL A. CAPUA FADCHAR ANDREY N.

LAYOGAN

ROBERT JIM W. REPARIP EMMANUEL SANCHES

JOVANI CHUMMOG DECEMBER 2021

6. CHALLENGES ENCOUNTERED BY

THE PNP

PERSONNEL OF ALFONSO LISTA, IFUGAO POLICE STATION IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF COVID 19 PROTOCOLS

EUGENE AHUYAN CHRISTIAN APIGO JOHN MICHAEL AGCAOILI NADIA BOJNO RONALEN GAZMIN CHERRIE ANN MARTIN MARK RUSSEL SERRANO

REAL GENESIS VIERNES

DECEMBER 2021

7. ROLES,

RESPONSIBILITY AND CHALLENGES OF BARANGAY

TANOD IN

ENFORCING

HEALTH SECURITY PROTOCOL IN SELECTED

KIM T. SALVIEJO

JONALYN N. GUILLERMO RONALD PANTALEON JABELYN PALGANA CHARLES RAMOS SARAH NADNACHON MARK ANGELO FRAGATA

MARK DAVE A.

AMMAYAO

DECEMBER 2021

9. PERCEIVED PUBLIC IMAGE AND TRUST AMONG THE LOCAL

POLICE IN

MAYOYAO, IFUGAO

PALOMA M. BANIASEN CHRISTIAN JAME A.

CATALINO PHILIP MARK O.

MACHENGE

JEFFREY P. ORCHIHON MICHAEEL N. POLEN OLIVER SINALLIAO

OLIVIA INFIEL DECEMBER 2021

10. PREVALENCE OF DOMESTIC

VIOLENCE BEFORE AND DURING THE

COVID 19

PANDEMIC: AN ANALYSIS OF DATA

FROM THE

PHILIPPINE

NATIONAL POLICE, ALFONSO LISTA

BERNARDO MAHINGYAN JR.

KENNEDY MOLINA CARMI FRANCES MAE S.

ANCHETA SHIELA MAE D.

BAUTISTA

JOYCE C. CHINAMLING CHONA DACUYCUY JANETTE L. PADUA

DOMING P.

AGWILANG

DECEMBER 2021

11. PERCEPTION OF SECONDARY

TEACHERS ON THE

ROLE OF

MANDATORY RESERVE OFFICERS

TRAINING CORPS (ROTC) FOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TOWARDS

PATRIOTISM AND NATIONALISM

MARVIN C. BAGSIYAO JR.

REXTER B. DANAO JUJIT E. DELA CRUZ ALVIN P. GADDAWAN JESSA GAYUCHAN SHRILYN L. NAVALES JEFFERSON P. PATTAN KENNEDY L. TOCNIT

NEIL BRYAN OTGALON

DECEMBER 2021

12. CHALLENGES AND EXPERIENCES OF TEEN PARENTS

SADAM B. GOLLINGOY AMELIA B. MABUNOT MARIE ROSE A. AYAGAN LEA JEN T. RAMOS IVANNE JAY S. CAWIS RONALD N. CUTARAN JULUIS BRYLL W.

LUMACHAY JOJO D. PUMALO

MARIBETH B. ONSAT DECEMBER 2021

13. THE LEVEL OF DISASTER

AWARENESS AND PREPAREDNESS OF BUSINESS OWNERS IN POBLACION, MOUNTAIN

PROVINCE

HANZ CHRISTIAN A.

BULAYANG ROBERT CRIS L.

REPARIP

MARK KEVIL AGBAYANI JEXRILLE L. MANZANO CHLOUE M. REDON SHEONIE T. SINGAO

VICENTA P. AYUDAN DECEMBER 2021

14. CYBER CRIMES AND SECURIY AWARENESS AMONG FIRST YEAR

SHALTON B, GAWAN RYAN B. BUGUASEN JAYSON C. SANTOS ONEL S. CADSAP

QUEENIE JOY ESPALDON

DECEMBER 2021