George Bielmeier

George is an amazing human being. Although I have to admit that I found his lectures somewhat disorganized and poorly structured, I loved having him as a prof. He is very very helpful and you really need to utilize his help if you want to succeed in his class

Overall a horrible teacher!!! took his class for first yr, first semester and regretted not changing out!! thank God second semester i got a new prof he was so much better un like George who didn't even reference the readings in his lectures and was hardly ever on topic, spent many classes listening to his sob stories, about his hardships.

My favourite prof. Not an easy marker,but you learn a lot. He really makes himself available to help you out.

My favourite prof. Not an easy marker, but he admits to it. He has an awesome sense of humour. His door is always open if you need a shoulder to cry on.

This guy is a total duuchhhhhh. Teaching style sucks, marking structure sucks overall shouldnt be teaching at the university level, in fact should not even be subjected to the elementary level.

George is incredibly kind, approachable, and understanding. He has a lot of experience in the field and knows what he's talking about.

Found him to be very rude. I feel the same as some other people on here, he has forgotten what AOP is really about. Thinks he is always right. Next takes sides with the students. Like holding people back. In general a very mean man. I personally cannot picture him as a social worker.

Found George to be very disorganized and unwilling/unable to provide answers to simple questions. Defensive when questioned. Seems to have forgotten the principles of AOP in his administrative role. Maybe he is a good prof but he is a lousy administrator!!

George is such a caring, gentle man. He is so friendly to eveyone and always has time to speak to students. He actively listens to your concearn and tries to help you to the best of his abilities. The school is very lucky to have George on staff.

George is an amazing source of information. He is still passionate about teaching social work after doing it for 25 years. I love the class.