Uphold the standards of learning! Let Ma’am Dela Cruz stay
November 1st, 2008 by adminA message by bjrn2007 from the FEU TAMBayan Forum.
I am Bieryle John B. Agnir RN from class of 2007 (BSN 714-grp 53). I have received a text message from my former group leader, containing this:
This message was forwarded by Ma’am Filoteo. Please pass as many as you can. Laury
Mam Eli dela Cruz is not an ordinary faculty member of I.N. She devoted much of her time and effort to I.N and o its students. For many of us, she taught us to be self directed, she helped us unleash our potential in use of them to the fullest. She inspired us to care for F.E.U-I.N. Though in her 60s, she is still physically, mentally, emotionally and intellectually fit. However, she was only given a few units this sem and may not teach next sem, a directive which was made known to her this sem. There are exceptions to rules. And these exceptions were granted to faculty retirees. They were allowed to teach even after retirement (eg. Ms. San Vicente, Ms. Punongbayan). For once, for someone who stood for us… Let us speak on her behalf. Join us in texting/calling/e-mailing the dean that mam Eli be allowed to teach still in IN next school year and be given additional load this sem. After all…SHE is far from ordinary.
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My dear colleagues, as I read this text message from my former leader, I felt sad. We clearly know who mam dela Cruz is, and we know how intelligent she is. Mam DC has a large passion in teaching the tamaraw nurses. She did a lot of change in our institute. She is one of the pillars of our institute. She was there when the institute was in its pedestal and she is still with the institute today in where the institute is striving hard to bring back its glory. Ms. Elisea dela Cruz is already an institution in our institute. And I believe that she still has a lot to share with the institute. Let us act my co-tamaraw nurses and nurses to be.
| November 1st, 2008 by admin FEU TAMBayan, an online Far Eastern University (FEU) student and alumni portal, formerly The Advocate Discussion Forum, FEU’s official student publication. Online since September 2006, the FEU TAMBayan aims to unite all Tams online to discuss various ideas, grievances, and any other topics they wish to talk about not limited within the walls of the university. |
