Courses

Meet The Instructors

About

Senior Instructor

Dr. Raymund Narag

Raymund E. Narag, PhD. is an Associate Professor in the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Dr. Narag specializes in comparative criminal justice administration. His specific focus is understanding prison and court management in the Philippines. Dr. Narag finished his Ph.D. Degree from Michigan State University. Prior to being academician, he was falsely accused of a crime he did not commit and time in jail in the Philippines. He was eventually found not guilty and has since worked for the improvement of justice systems all over the world.

Administrator

Tyrone Mattison MS

Tyrone Mattison is a Criminal Justice professional with 10 years of experience in Corrections and is currently a candidate for a Ph.D. in Criminal Justice with a specialty in Online Education at Walden University. During his college studies, he gained a plethora of experience through participation in programs, which he acquired knowledge of database management, programs, tools, and technology. In addition, Tyrone Mattison has experience traveling abroad to learn the history of foreign country's criminal justice systems in the Philippines and Australia.

Training Programs

  • Principles of Effective Juvenile Intervention

    Principles of Effective Juvenile Intervention ctive juvenile intervention requires proper 1) Classification and Risk Assessment, 2) Housing Placement, 3) Programming, and 4) documentation and assessment of behaviors of Children in Conflict with the Law (CICLs). These four key domains are based on the principles of Risk, Needs, and Responsivity (RNR) which had been empirically proven to lower the risks of reoffending and reincarceration.

  • Understanding the Filipino Drug offender

    This training program aims to address exhaustive investigation techniques, rehabilitation, and document. By using a holistic and integrated framework, this training program introduces theory and evidence-based understanding of the factors related to drug use and abuse among Filipino PDLs. Specifically, the Risk-Needs-Responsivity (RNR) principles that are tailored to the Filipino socio-cultural context will be introduced.

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