Professor showcases research on students commitment to exercise

University of La Verne management professor Loren Dyck discusses his research involving Vietnamese and American student commitment related to the impact of exercise on self-efficacy and collectivism. The presentation was the third in the La Verne Academy lecture series, taking place Tuesday in the Quay Davis Executive Board Room. / photo by Antonio Ceniceros
University of La Verne management professor Loren Dyck discusses his research involving Vietnamese and American student commitment related to the impact of exercise on self-efficacy and collectivism. The presentation was the third in the La Verne Academy lecture series, taking place Tuesday in the Quay Davis Executive Board Room. / photo by Antonio Ceniceros
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Antonio Ceniceros is a senior photography major and a staff photographer for the Campus Times and La Verne Magazine. He is also the lead photographer and social media manager for the University of La Verne’s football team, and currently specializes in sports, concert, and fashion photography. You can find his work on Instagram at @flicksbycinco..

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