The UBLC College of Criminal Justice Education – Kahidasig Class of 2025 – recently held their 3rd Ringhop and Turnover of Command Ceremony at the Multipurpose Hall, Building C. The event served as an important milestone for the graduating class, highlighting their journey through academic training and their preparation for a life of service.
The Ringhop Ceremony is a tradition that holds deep meaning for criminal justice students. It represents their official transition from classroom learning to the real-world responsibilities of public service. During the event, students received their rings — a symbol of their commitment, discipline, and readiness to serve the community with honor and integrity.
Alongside the Ringhop was the Turnover of Command, which signifies the passing of leadership from one batch to another. This gesture honors the values of unity, responsibility, and service, reminding students of the importance of supporting and guiding one another.
The Kahidasig Class of 2025 was congratulated for reaching this significant point in their academic journey. As they move forward, they carry not only a ring, but also a strong sense of purpose — ready to serve, lead, and make a difference.
Congratulations to the Kahidasig Class of 2025!