In an attempt at keeping students safe while slowing the spread of COVID-19, the University of La Verne – with Universities across the state and nation – has fully transitioned to online courses and taken additional steps to either cancel or postpone all University sponsored events.
Alumnus Nathan C.H. Chow, chairman of the board at Shih Hsin University in Taipei, Taiwan, has donated $2 million to the University of La Verne.
Although the University has not received any reports of the coronavirus on campus, faculty have been urged to prepare to move their classes online in the event of a campus wide shutdown.
Local frustrations reached a boiling point when La Verne residents filled the community center last Thursday night to meet the candidates running for city government positions this election season.
A panel from various disciplines across the campus and the community discussed community engagement Tuesday in the Ludwick Center sacred space.
With the departure of College and Arts and Sciences Dean Lawrence Potter in January, Brian Clocksin, professor of kinesiology who previously served as the associate dean, took the helm as interim dean last month.
“Coffee and Networking” was part of a three-day series with Social Influencer and Communications Lead Brandi Boatner.
The kinesiology department is launching a master’s program in athletic training this August.
With the start of the academic year, the College of Arts and Sciences has announced two new administrative appointments.
The University hopes over the next several years to offer a physician assistant graduate program, in response to a growing national demand for health care professionals.
