Leadership practice among senior criminology students of Olivarez College of ParanÌaque/ Joshua Gabriel F. Nicolas, Ralph Bryann O. Incio, Julious O. Calderon, Masla Rahima, & Aaron Ice Diaz.
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TextPublication details: ParanÌaque City: Olivarez College, 2024.DDC classification: - T 364 2024 0073
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Undergraduate thesis.
This study contributes to our understanding of leadership development in the field of criminology education and makes recommendations for improving leadership training programs. The consequences of these findings are that focused interventions and support networks can help senior criminology students develop awareness and leadership abilities, preparing them for successful careers in the criminal justice system.
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