Tag: black student services
Escoffery-Runnels considers importance of words
For the first “What Matters to Me and Why” talk of the semester Veronica Escoffery-Runnels, associate professor, school psychology and program chair of educational counseling, spoke about the importance of choosing one’s words carefully.
Jamie Foxx gives advice via interactive broadcast
The National Society of Leadership and Success in collaboration with the University of La Verne Black Student Union and Black Student Services hosted a Black Voices Broadcast Tuesday. The broadcast starred Jamie Foxx.
Students talk toxic masculinity
The Office of Diversity and Inclusion, Black Student Services, Kings Ascension and the Center of Multicultural Services hosted Masculinity Monday at the Campus Center on Monday.
Students reflect on importance of culture, community at Rites of Passage ceremony
About 40 members of the University of La Verne community came together for the Rites of Passage event Sept. 3 to emphasize the importance of community and knowledge.