Gilbert Holmes, dean of the University of La Verne College of Law, announced his plan to retire at the end of this academic year. In his four years at the law school’s top post, Holmes brought the College of Law full American Bar Association accreditation, which means that graduates from the La Verne College of Law may practice law in any state in the U.S. Holmes, a native New Yorker, said he will stay in Southern California in retirement. He said he looks forward to some downtime and time for golf. / photo by Audrey Gaudette
Michele Assael-Shafia, assistant professor of law at the University of La Verne, spoke April 17 in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space, closing out the University’s “What Matters to Me and Why” speaker series for semester with a powerful message.
Three panelists joined the University of La Verne College of Law and Public Service to give their 11th Annual Symposium, titled “Artificial Intelligence (AI)”. Which focused on the impacts of AI and how it can be implemented into everyday life of schools and law firms.