La Verne receives $1 million for computational biology endowed chair
The University of La Verne received a $1 million grant from the Fletcher Jones Foundation for an endowed chair faculty position in computational biology.
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Arsen Danielian ’84 Presented Prestigious Medal for Dedicated Service
Archbishop Hovnan Derderian bestowed College of Law alumnus Arsen Danielian with the Saint Nerses Shnorhali Medal.
University of La Verne Names Wendy Lau Distinguished Alumna of the Year for 2014
Wendy Lau was honored by the University of La Verne as Distinguished Alumna of the Year during its Homecoming Weekend 2014 festivities.
Pro Bono Educational Advocacy Panel Provides Real World Experience
The College of Law recently took part in the establishment of a new pro bono panel to assist minors with educational needs in the Inland Empire.
Proper Behavior Before the Bar Examined during Sponsored Presentation at La Verne Law
Courtroom conduct was the topic for discussion during “Civility Matters,” a presentation at the College of Law.
Successful Verdict on La Verne Law’s Inaugural Mock Trial Competition
Students from three universities competed in front of a panel of judges as La Verne Law hosted the inaugural SoCal Classic mock trial competition.
Holmes, Saada selected to List of Influential Persons in Legal Education
National Jurist magazine named La Verne Law Dean Gilbert Holmes & Assistant Dean Jendayi Saada as two of the Top 50 Influential Persons in Legal Education.
Ceremony Recognizes La Verne Law Grads who passed July State Bar Exam
Fifteen University of La Verne College of Law graduates recently learned they passed the July 2014 California State Bar exam.
Law Students Enjoy Engaging Lunch Discussions with Judges
University of La Verne College of Law students and faculty enjoyed the opportunity to meet and speak with current members of the bench.
Professor working to boost female interest in computer science, engineering
When Seta Whitby switched her major to computer science in the early 1980s at the University of La Verne, she found herself in classrooms with only men.