Approximately 800 students settled in to their rooms on move-in day, bringing the 2022-23 academic year to an official start. As they arrived on campus in cars packed with their belongings, volunteers from the football team guided them into parking spots and directed them toward their rooms.
In addition to moderating a roundtable, Lieberman will present awards for Hospital CEO/President of the Year and Health System Executive of the Year.
Lieberman will represent the private, nonprofit higher education sector to ensure the sector’s role in American higher education is understood by policy makers and their staffs.
University of La Verne Associate Professor of Political Science Juli Minoves-Triquell has been inducted into the Spanish Royal Academy of Economic and Financial Sciences of the Institute of Spain.
Professor of Management and Leadership Deborah Olson has been selected as the inaugural Richard G. and Beth T. Landis Endowed Professor in Business Leadership and Ethics in the University of La Verne’s College of Business and Public Management.
Today University of La Verne announced its participation in the Grow with Google HSI Career Readiness Program. The initiative will help Latino students at 35 Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs) prepare for the workforce through digital skills training and career workshops. Through a $2 million investment in the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU), the program will train 200,000 Latino students by 2025.
The city of West Covina has recognized the University of La Verne Justice Center for providing community-based curriculum for youth entrepreneurship. West Covina Councilman Tony Wu presented certificates of appreciation to Allison, Campbell, and Nogales students on May 25.
The new online options will be offered in addition to the on-campus options, providing students with flexible and convenient pathways to pursue degrees in these high-demand fields.
The University of La Verne’s REACH Summer Business Camp for high school students from underserved regional communities has entered into a partnership with Fleischer Scholars, a nonprofit organization dedicated to modeling educational and career success for economically disadvantaged youths.
The university is proud to announce the opening of its College of Health and Community Well-Being—the university’s fifth college—which will be a hub for high-quality education, research, and innovation in health and the social determinants of health.