Tag: classes
Class explores activism and social media
Professor of Education John Bartelt and Associate Professor of Public Administration Matthew Witt have teamed up this semester to lead an interdisciplinary seminar on activism.
Students dance past basics
Students at the University of La Verne are learning much more than just new moves from this semester’s Contemporary Social Dance class.
Class finds a voice in revolution
Students at the University of La Verne are being conditioned to lead their generation with revolutionary speeches in the style of those given by Winston Churchill, Nelson Mandela and John F. Kennedy.
Class covers 1960s politics, history
This spring students had the opportunity to relive a little recent history as the sociology-anthropology department offered a new class – The 1960s.
iPod usage in classes considered
Duke University and Apple Computer, Inc. implemented iPods into the school’s classroom and campus settings. This introduction to the use of technology in higher education intrigued many professors and students at the University of La Verne.
Afrikan Defense heals and protects body, mind
Self-love, according to Merriam-Webster OnLine dictionary, is the process of loving oneself in regards to one's own happiness and advantage. But is that all there is to it?