by Kenneth Todd Ruiz
Editor in Chief
After six years of heading enrollment efforts, Associate Vice President of Institutional Image Lisa Meyer is leaving the University of La Verne for a position at Whittier College.
“It’s been an incredibly difficult decision to make,” Meyer said of her decision to leave ULV for Whittier, where she will be vice president of enrollment. “This university is a good and desirable place.”
The University hired Meyer in 1998 as director of admissions, and she eventually became dean of admissions. In March Meyer was promoted to the associate vice president position, where in addition to enrollment she took steps to unify the image presented by the different ULV campuses.
Meyer’s projects included the new logo and identity system rolled out during the fall semester.
Before shedding her leopard spots and picking up the poet’s quill at Whittier, Meyer said she will oversee enrollment at ULV through the end of the academic year.
“Lisa has done a wonderful job for the University of La Verne,” said President Stephen Morgan. “We will miss her but I realize the Whittier position is an outstanding opportunity for her to advance her career.”
