The University of La Verne community is thrilled to announce the appointment of Stephanie Ceminsky, EdD ’17, as the new Interim Associate Dean of Strategic Initiatives and Community Engagement at the LaFetra College of Education, made effective on July 3.
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The University of La Verne community came in droves to President Devorah Lieberman’s last State of the University address, where she took the university on a celebration journey through the years, highlighting key moments from her tenure as president.
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This year, the following distinguished keynote speakers will address graduates from one of the five colleges: United States Department of Education Under Secretary James Kvaal; California State Senator Susan Rubio; President of the American Council on Education Ted Mitchell; San Bernardino County Superior Court Judge Lisa Rogan; and President-elect of the Society of Neurological Surgeons and University of La Verne Board of Trustees Member Kim Burchiel.
The LaFetra College of Education’s Center for Neurodiversity, Learning, and Wellness will be hosting its 6th Annual Neurodiversity Symposium at the University of La Verne on Saturday, April 29.
The University of La Verne LaFetra College of Education and San Diego Unified School District partnership was recognized with the California Association of School-University Partnerships Exemplary School-University Partnership Award.
The LaFetra College of Education won four awards during the Association for Continuing Higher Education (ACHE) Conference in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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.