He's a dedicated and itellectual person and an asset of the PT Department. I cannot imagine the department without this great man- one of the founder of the SPC - Health Center and "The Dean" of the SPC PT Department ever since it started.
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Allen Claire Aguilar
10 years ago
Bring him back please.
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Mary Abegail Barcoso
10 years ago
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I'm just an incoming 2nd year student and didn't have any interactions with Dr. Guerrero yet but I am hearing lots of positive feedback from my superiors about him as a mentor. They say that experience is the best teacher and from those feedback, I know that they have been taught by the best. I really hope and pray that we, the "babies" of the PT department, can have the chance to experience the mighty Doc G of PT department.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Bring him back pls
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Pongerts
10 years ago
Mercy
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Dranreb Labe
10 years ago
pls
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John Rico
10 years ago
Hi I'm just concern about the goal, isn't it too much? Why 500? Did you consult the registrar about the number of students last school year 1st -4th yr? Is 500 attainable?
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Bring him back
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harl
10 years ago
signing this petition for spc to know what Doc Guerrero's worth
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karen
10 years ago
pls i still want him to teach in spc
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Mary Grace Lorca-Coronado
10 years ago
He is an asset to the Department. Seldom can you find a dedicated Professor like him.
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Neove Banares
10 years ago
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He has done so many things for the school and especially for our department. I remembered him rushing to school one time just to teach us Neurology even though he had a flight to Sweden. He deserved so much better by how the admins handled out his so-called "termination".
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jaggy lopez
10 years ago
Tsk kakahiya
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Vj Christopher Jan Morgia
10 years ago
Please retain Doc G as the Dean of PT in SPC. He has done a lot for the said profession so please pay him the respect.
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Klyde Aperocho
10 years ago
It's an unjustifiable act for the SPC President just to easily end the passion of the one who made Neuroanatomy & Neurology, one of the hardest PT subject to read but became easy as pie when he lectures; the one who always remind us that we need to learn by repetitions for us to make synapses to retain & remember; the one who astoundingly molded our department for 22 years & us, his students in becoming a future, successful PT. I don't want to see the future department handled by other people. Please let this petition granted for Doc G to create more synapses for the future PT students to come.
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Christine Guerrero
10 years ago
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Every night when my dad comes home I see how tired he is. He falls asleep on the living room couch after dinner. He's a busy man and barely has any time for teaching. I've always wondered why he still persisted. He loves to teach with all his limbic lobe. He loves inspiring people by sharing the knowledge that he has accumulated over the years in neurology and neurorehab to encourage them to move forward in their careers. He always has that glint in his eye when he speaks to a crowd. I hate to see him treated in this way by the institution that he has served for 22 years.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I was a PT student for a sem. And I can't see any negativities regarding Dr. G as the PT dean. Also, upon reading the pt student's reaction, it made me assume that Doc G is an asset in the PT department.
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Juris Gadia
10 years ago
Simply the quality of eduaction he gave us had a big impact. if he did that to us then why let go. Hope this petition helps.
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Lorenzo Villafuerte
10 years ago
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He's one of the greatest teachers I've ever come across. He embodies the excellence of the pt department in spc. Losing him will spell the end of such excellence the pt department's been upholding all these years
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He's a dedicated and itellectual person and an asset of the PT Department. I cannot imagine the department without this great man- one of the founder of the SPC - Health Center and "The Dean" of the SPC PT Department ever since it started.
Bring him back please.
I'm just an incoming 2nd year student and didn't have any interactions with Dr. Guerrero yet but I am hearing lots of positive feedback from my superiors about him as a mentor. They say that experience is the best teacher and from those feedback, I know that they have been taught by the best. I really hope and pray that we, the "babies" of the PT department, can have the chance to experience the mighty Doc G of PT department.
Bring him back pls
Mercy
pls
Hi I'm just concern about the goal, isn't it too much? Why 500? Did you consult the registrar about the number of students last school year 1st -4th yr? Is 500 attainable?
Bring him back
signing this petition for spc to know what Doc Guerrero's worth
pls i still want him to teach in spc
He is an asset to the Department. Seldom can you find a dedicated Professor like him.
He has done so many things for the school and especially for our department. I remembered him rushing to school one time just to teach us Neurology even though he had a flight to Sweden. He deserved so much better by how the admins handled out his so-called "termination".
Tsk kakahiya
Please retain Doc G as the Dean of PT in SPC. He has done a lot for the said profession so please pay him the respect.
It's an unjustifiable act for the SPC President just to easily end the passion of the one who made Neuroanatomy & Neurology, one of the hardest PT subject to read but became easy as pie when he lectures; the one who always remind us that we need to learn by repetitions for us to make synapses to retain & remember; the one who astoundingly molded our department for 22 years & us, his students in becoming a future, successful PT. I don't want to see the future department handled by other people. Please let this petition granted for Doc G to create more synapses for the future PT students to come.
Every night when my dad comes home I see how tired he is. He falls asleep on the living room couch after dinner. He's a busy man and barely has any time for teaching. I've always wondered why he still persisted. He loves to teach with all his limbic lobe. He loves inspiring people by sharing the knowledge that he has accumulated over the years in neurology and neurorehab to encourage them to move forward in their careers. He always has that glint in his eye when he speaks to a crowd. I hate to see him treated in this way by the institution that he has served for 22 years.
I was a PT student for a sem. And I can't see any negativities regarding Dr. G as the PT dean. Also, upon reading the pt student's reaction, it made me assume that Doc G is an asset in the PT department.
Simply the quality of eduaction he gave us had a big impact. if he did that to us then why let go. Hope this petition helps.
He's one of the greatest teachers I've ever come across. He embodies the excellence of the pt department in spc. Losing him will spell the end of such excellence the pt department's been upholding all these years