“With a balance of more than $97,000 currently in its budget, what should the Associated Student Federation (ASF) Forum do with the money it spends in order to benefit the entire University of La Verne community?”
"I think more student events such as the Monte Carlo night to get everyone involved. Have more dances. Something for the community, maybe improvements on the gym, a new Spot!" —Angela Mlinarevic, sophomore
"I'd like to see money spent on diversity awareness. Speakers to promote conflict resolution. Like a peace studies forum once a year or something. ASF should fund some summer service scholarships to help those students in their volunteer opportunity. Anything to enhance our mission statement." —Debbie Roberts, Protestant campus minister
"Speakers who would enhance the intellectual environment on campus should be one. Programs that would bring the students together, like sponsor a get together at a coffee house with good music. Anything to start a night culture on campus to discuss the issues of the day. Forget the parties." —Dr. David Flaten, Theatre Department Chair
"Something to bring the students together, to develop a community among the students. Dances. Those are a lot of fun and it brings people together. Activities to promote awareness on current political issues." —Rick Garcia, sophomore
Avo Kechichian, vice president and chief financial officer for the University, gave his final lecture Tuesday in La Fetra Auditorium before an audience of roughly 40 community members.
To do our part in contributing to these positive changes, we have compiled a wish list to inform Mahdavi about some of the changes and improvements we believe are most important.
Moody's Investors Services revised the University of La Verne's stable outlook to negative after affirming its “A3” issuer and revenue bond rating last month.
The University of La Verne was classified as financially stable after receiving an “A” rating from Fitch Ratings last month. Fitch Ratings is an organization that publishes credit ratings for corporations and other institutions based on their ability to meet financial commitments, such as paying off debts.
