CCJC First Responders welcome first-year criminology students

Encouraging early involvement in leadership, volunteerism and public service, the CCJC First Responders welcomed incoming first-year criminology students through an interactive engagement activity.

The organization distributed informational flyers, conducted interactive games and set up a booth featuring a promotional tarpaulin. These activities introduced students to the organization’s mission, vision, objectives, services, programs and initiatives.

The welcome activity highlighted the role of the CCJC First Responders in developing student leaders and volunteers committed to public service and emergency preparedness.

Through direct and interactive engagement, the first-year students gained a better understanding of the organization’s purpose and the opportunities it offers for personal growth, leadership development and community involvement.

The activity created a welcoming environment that encouraged students to become active members of the CCJC community and participate in organizational and student development initiatives throughout the academic year.

The activity supported Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation’s commitment to student-centered and transformative learning by encouraging students to participate in organizations that foster leadership, service and experiential learning. It also reinforced the core values of Service, Unity and Excellence while contributing to the development of graduates with leadership skills, professionalism and social responsibility.

• SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being — The organization promoted emergency preparedness and volunteerism, encouraging students to help create safer and more resilient communities.
• SDG 4: Quality Education — The activity introduced students to leadership development and experiential learning opportunities through participation in a student organization.