Professors from DLSU-Dasmariñas wrote letters to their students about their sentiments and optimism that come along with distance learning during quarantine under the COVID-19 pandemic, letting all students know that they are not alone as they face and adjust to the challenges of the ‘new normal’.
This is “Letter No. 4” from the series called “Letter to My Students in Time of the Pandemic.” More letters will be published here in WordPress in the upcoming days.
Dear students,
I know that you are anxious on how to comply with all the academic requirements during this time of pandemic. May they not preoccupy most of your time. Essential things this time are your own and your family’s physical and psychological well-being. Indeed, “health is wealth,” that is why we need to stay safe and healthy. . . at home.
As you continue to pray for your family and loved ones, for all the frontliners and the people taking good care on how this pandemic may come to a halt, please include us, your professors, so that we may be enlightened on how we can better help you with your academic life.
May St. La Salle continue to protect us, and Jesus live in our hearts.
God bless you all!
Dr. Steve Salibay, Jr. is a professor at DLSU-D with 27 years of service.
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