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College of Law ABA accreditation celebrated

President Devorah Lieberman welcomed former President Steve Morgan to the podium, thanking him for support dedicated to the Law School. In addition to honoring the accomplishments, the speakers acknowledged hard work and support amongst students, faculty and administration at both the La Verne and Ontario campuses. The celebration took place Thursday evening, April 28, 2016 at the University of La Verne’s Law School campus in Ontario.
President Devorah Lieberman welcomes former President Steve Morgan to the podium, thanking him for his support of the University of La Verne College of Law. In addition to honoring the accomplishments, the speakers acknowledged hard work and support among students, faculty and administration at both the La Verne and Ontario campuses. A celebration honoring the College of Law’s accreditation from the American Bar Association took place April 28 on the campus in Ontario. / photo by Jerri White
Senior photography major Jerri White, student curator of “Imitations of Self,” wanted to create an exhibit that would challenge photographers and herself. White and six other students stepped out from behind their cameras and photographed self-portraits that can be seen on the north end of the first floor. White says her comfort zone is behind the camera, but she practices her self-portrait skills at home. The exhibition runs through Oct. 14 in the Ground Floor Gallery. / photo by Gabriella Chikhani
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