Tag: al clark
Kechichian owns the ‘good, bad and ugly’ in last lecture
Avo Kechichian, vice president and chief financial officer for the University, gave his final lecture Tuesday in La Fetra Auditorium before an audience of roughly 40 community members.
Faculty collaboration paints picture of campus history
Al Clark, emeritus professor of humanities at the University of La Verne, edited the book “An Artful Reframing,” which was published earlier this year.
Last lecture covers mentorship and growth
About 150 La Verne community members attended the final lecture of Paul Alvarez, beloved professor of kinesiology, who is retiring this year after 38 years at the University.
Toxic work environments can hurt home life
Issam Ghazzawi, associate professor of management, discussed “From Bad Bosses to Broken Marriages” Tuesday in the Lewis Center classroom before an audience of roughly 20 University of La Verne community members.
Jaeger Museum reflects cultural, natural history
Located at 2157 Second Street in La Verne, the Jaeger House Museum is a resource that students can access for free.
Seasoned scholars share research tips
The La Verne Academy hosted its first lecture series of the semester, “Building and Maintaining a Successful Research Agenda: Ideas and Pitfalls,” Tuesday via Zoom.