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Latino College Expo attracts prospective students

Freshman biology major Maxamillion Moriaty, who works in the University of La Verne admissions office, welcomes visitors to the Latino College Expo on campus on Saturday. This booth was where guests could check in and get a ticket to go to the next booth to spin the wheel and win a prize. / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
Freshman biology major Maxamillion Moriaty, who works in the University of La Verne admissions office, welcomes visitors to the Latino College Expo on campus on Saturday. This booth was where guests could check in and get a ticket to go to the next booth to spin the wheel and win a prize. / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
Chauncey Spencer II from Spencer’s Traveling Museum explains the history of the Tuskegee Airmen to a young visitor at Saturday's Latino College Expo on campus. The Museum’s organizers describe their goal as “to ensure the participants reach their grade level expectation in math and science and teach the history of African American aviators.” / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
Chauncey Spencer II from Spencer’s Traveling Museum explains the history of the Tuskegee Airmen to a young visitor at Saturday’s Latino College Expo on campus. The Museum’s organizers describe their goal as “to ensure the participants reach their grade level expectation in math and science and teach the history of African American aviators.” / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
Visitors crowd the street outside of the Campus Center on Saturday for the Latino College Expo. This event was sponsored by the National College Resources Foundation and drew prospective college students from throughout Southern California. / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
Visitors crowd the street outside of the Campus Center on Saturday for the Latino College Expo. This event was sponsored by the National College Resources Foundation and drew prospective college students from throughout Southern California. / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
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Vicente Rodriguez is a senior photography major with a marketing minor and a staff photographer for the Campus Times. He has previously served as photography editor of the Campus Times and a staff photographer for La Verne Magazine.

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Latino College Expo brings new students to La Verne

The University of La Verne and the National College Resources Foundation collaborated to host the Latino College Expo on campus Saturday at Sneaky Park among other locations on the La Verne campus.