Inaugural Physician Assistant Class Welcomed During White Coat Ceremony
The inaugural class of the University of La Verne’s physician assistant master’s degree program ceremonially donned white coats on Sept. 28.
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University of La Verne to Launch New Center for Well-Being and Research
The University of La Verne will break ground on a new facility that will serve as a hub for teaching, researching, & promoting healthy lifestyle habits.
University of La Verne Physician Assistant Program Receives Provisional Accreditation
La Verne’s new physician assistant master’s degree program has received provisional accreditation from the field’s premier national accrediting body.
University of La Verne Graduate Psychology Students Receive Internships, Awarded Stipends
The Psychology Department is seeing success with 11 doctoral students placing in internships and an MFT student and recent grad receiving stipend awards.
10th Annual School Psychology Symposium Set for April 1
The University of La Verne’s LaFetra College of Education’s 10th Annual School Psychology Symposium will take place on Saturday, April 1.
Anaheim Ducks Program Celebrates Another Year Partnering with University of La Verne
The University’s involvement with the Anaheim Ducks stems from alumnus Jason Cooper ’03, a fan development marketing coordinator for the organization.
University Launches Physician Assistant Program
The University of La Verne’s Physician Assistant Program is an intense 27-month program consisting of academic and clinical coursework.
La Verne Marriage and Family Therapy Students Awarded $18,500 Educational Stipends
The LA County Department of Mental Health awarded stipends to two La Verne students pursuing a Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy.
Twin Athletic Trainers a Tour de Force
Sisters Hope and Nysa Allen, along with alumna Anastacia Fraijo, found themselves in ninth place out of 18 teams at an athletic trainer’s competition.
La Verne Child Life Specialist Program Changing Healthcare in Japan
Natsumi Sakugawa learned English, moved thousands of miles away from her native Japan and then survived years of college in America.