Faculty members from the University of the Cordilleras College of Criminal Justice Education (CCJE) continue to elevate the Universityโs global research standing through their recent publications in Scopus-indexed journals.
Dr. Corazon Alhido-Sacpa conducted a study on achievement motivation in judo, highlighting the influence of gender and belt divisions on athlete performance and development. The research contributes meaningful insights to the field of sports science and athlete training.
Meanwhile, Dr. Jevilyn P. Madalang examined the factors contributing to case attrition among rape victims in Baguio City, shedding light on challenges encountered within legal processes and victim participation in the justice system.
The scholarly contributions of the CCJE faculty reflect the Universityโs continuing commitment to research excellence, innovation, and the advancement of evidence-based practices in sports science and criminal justice education.
