The university and the Our Lady of Fatima University (OLFU) signed a memorandum of Understanding for the College of Criminal Justice Education. In the MOU, both universities wish to promote and develop academic collaborations and exchanges to be of mutual benefit to the students, faculty, and staff of both universities. The MOU also stated the suggested activities to be undertaken such as exchange of faculty, staff, and students; Joint academic symposia/ conferences and seminars; Sending of faculty /delegates to attend national seminars sponsored by any of the parties; joint research projects and activities; and faculty invitations as Resource persons or speakers. The said MOU paves the way for the signing of the MOA between the two universities. In behalf of the university, Fray Ronel Gealon, OAR signed the MOU for the Father President and witnessed by Fray Jose Alden Alipin, OAR and Dean Jasmin Parreno while in OLFU President, Caroline O Enriquez, MD, PD, pre-signed the document and standing as witnesses were Dr. Heracleo Lagrada, OLFU VP for Academic Affairs and Dr. Zorobabel Laureles, Dean of OLFU CCJE. OLFU was also represented by Atty. Glinda Trinidad and Ms. Katrina A. Gamboa, faculty of OLFU College of Criminal Justice Education.

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