CATBALOGAN CITY, Philippines - The College of Criminal Justice Education (CoCJE) of Samar College successfully held the Pinning Ceremony of Class Kahayag 2026 on November 5, 2026, at 1:00 PM, at the Eastern Visayas Regional Science High School Gymnasium. The ceremony marked a significant milestone in the academic journey of the criminology interns as they take another step toward becoming future professionals in the field of criminal justice.

The event was graced by the distinguished guest speaker, Madam Sheree Ann G. Brosas, Chief of Parole and Probation Officer, who delivered an inspiring message emphasizing the importance of commitment, discipline, accountability, and compassion in the pursuit of justice and public service. She reminded the interns that authority must always be exercised with humanity and responsibility, highlighting that true professional success is not measured by the position one holds but by the trust and respect earned from the people they serve.

Also present were the distinguished members of the College of Criminal Justice Education, headed by Ms. Mary Ann Abaigar, MSCJ, OIC-Dean, and its faculty and staff. Their presence and continued dedication reflect the college's commitment to guiding, supporting, and preparing the criminology interns for their future professional responsibilities.

More than a ceremonial tradition, the pinning ceremony symbolizes the interns' perseverance, dedication, and readiness to embrace the responsibilities of their chosen profession As Class Kahayag 2026 moves forward, may they carry the values of integrity, discipline, courage, and compassion, allowing their light to shine as future instruments of justice and positive change in society.