Partnership With National Continuing Higher Education Organization
The University of La Verne is expanding opportunities for educational leaders to network and gain tools for professional growth at any stage of their career.
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Creating Teachers for the Leaders of Tomorrow
The University of La Verne’s Doctor of Public Administration program continues to elevate the careers of working professionals. Learn more about the program at our upcoming virtual information session, June 4 at 6pm. RSVP to join us here. Returning to school after being immersed in a career comes with a set of unique challenges; hectic schedules […]
La Verne Celebrates Class of 2024
University of La Verne celebrates nearly 1,700 graduates throughout weekend in baccalaureate hooding and commencement ceremonies.
2024 Graduate Highlights
Check out a few highlights of graduate achievements this academic year.
LaFetra College Welcomes Leader in Education
Distinguished educational leader and alumnus Bryon Schaefer ’09, EdD has joined the LaFetra College of Education leadership team as a professor of leadership and superintendent-in-residence.
Cultural Celebration for Class of 2024
About 150 graduates each took a moment to thank their personal communities in this year’s Multicultural Graduation, a celebration of culture and academic achievements.
Alumna Receives Prestigious SBA Award
Anita Ron ‘88 named 2024 SBA Los Angeles District Small Business Person of the Year Award.
Spirit of La Verne Celebrated
Ten recipients were recognized and celebrated this week at the Spirit of La Verne Awards, which honors campus community members living out the core values represented by the Ludwick Center — spirituality, cultural understanding, and community engagement.
Black Womxn Leaders in Education Focus of New Study
Professor Yvette C. Latunde launches research on strategies Black womxn leaders use to thrive while leading and the impact of leaders’ behavior on wellness.
New Pathway to Educational Leadership
The Preliminary Administrative Services credential program launched last fall to help California educators meet requirements to work as an administrator, while providing a pathway to earn a master’s in education.