Jorge Cleofas Bocobo was Dr. Jorge Bocobo (October 19, July 23, ) was a much traveled man, scholar, lawyer, writer, journalist, religious leader, educator, political scientist and successful college executive. He prepared himself well for any task that awaited him.
Dr. Jorge Bocobo (October 19, While in his years of teaching and as acting dean of the U.P. College of Law from to , he greatly contributed to making U.P. the most outstanding law school in the country and one with the best legal library.
Jorge Cleofas Bocobo, LLB 1907 Jorge Cleofas Bocobo was born in Gerona, Tarlac Province, on the Philippine island of Luzon, on October 19, His early education was in his hometown, but at the age of 17 he travelled to Manila to attend a private school.
Jorge Bocobo was the second Jorge Bocobo was the second Dean of the University of the Philippines College of Law and its first Filipino Dean. He was also the first Filipino to be brought into the faculty there, initially serving as a professor of civil law before becoming Dean.
As such an "aristocrat Jorge Cleofas Bocobo, LLB and Honorary Doctorate in , was one of the first Philippine students sent in by the government of the Philippine Islands to study in the United States. H was professor and dean of the School of Law and later served as president of the University of the Philippines.
He was the principal author Associate Justice Jorge C. Bocobo Birthdate: October 19, Died: July 23, Place of Birth: Gerona, Tarlac Education: Secondary: San Diego High School Bachelor of Laws, Indiana University, Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, University of the Philippines.
Title, Aristocracy of the Mind: JORGE CLEOFAS BOCOBO CLASS OF Jorge Cleofas Bocobo was born in Gerona, Tarlac Province, on the Philippine island of Luzon, on October 19, His early education was in his hometown, but at the age of 17 he traveled to Manila to attend a private school.
This biography by his daughter
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