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Women find community but are still underrepresented in STEM
The professor asks a question to his computer science class and hands shoot up, including Abbygail Siapno, a freshman math and physics major and member of Women in Tech. Like always, the person picked to answer the question is not her, but one of her male classmates.
Facilities to spend summer safeguarding science labs following gas leak
Early in the morning on April 30, students in Founders and Mainiero halls were evacuated due to a gas leak, after the fire alarm was pulled. The fire department arrived quickly to resolve the issue.
Faculty concerned about lack of urgency to fill open positions
Faculty in programs across the University have raised concerns about the dramatic loss of full-time faculty, the University’s failure to retain many of its full-time faculty, and the slow pace and procedure for replacing faculty who have left.
University receives grant to improve STEM educational experience
The University of La Verne is part of a national educational study to create a better community for students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields.
Panel considers student research and professional opportunities
A panel of faculty members shared ideas to boost undergraduate students’ futures, with an emphasis on seniors, at noon on Tuesday in the Quay Davis Executive Board Room.
Faculty Senate debates mandatory vaccination resolution
The Faculty Senate on Monday discussed a resolution to allow faculty to return to campus if they provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination.