Tag: cathy henley-erickson
Film focuses on children of Iran
The award-winning film, "Children of Heaven," which broke box-office records in its native Iran was shown Oct. 5 in La Fetra Auditorium as part of the How Does Your Garden Grow, monthly diversity film series.
Program benefits ULV community
In the English classroom or the biology lab, excellence in writing is emphasized by faculty all around campus.
Annual celebration blends culture and history
In the month of February, African-American history is celebrated throughout the nation. The University of La Verne has also created a variety of events to take part in the celebration.
Diversity continues growth in film series garden
Today the University of La Verne international/intercultural Film Series "How Does Our Garden Grow? Films About Diversity," will show "The Hurricane" in La Fetra Auditorium from 7 to 10 p.m.
ULV loses Carol Fetty to heart failure
This summer the University of La Verne lost an alumna, a teacher, a friend and a supporter when Carol Fetty died June 18 from congestive heart failure. She was 70 years old.
Film festival encourages diversity
There are many who feel the printed word can more effectively relay a message than any other medium. However, there are individuals like University of La Verne Professor of English Catherine Henley-Erickson who feel differently when finding motivation for her "How Does Your Garden Grow? Films About Diversity," film series.