T.J. Sullivan, author of the book “Motivating the Middle,” spoke to 15 students and faculty on the various engagement levels of members of an organization April 11 in the Executive Dining Room.
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Hijab Day honors New Zealanders
Following the recent New Zealand mass shooting, Hijab Day, originally a Women’s History Month event, evolved to support the Muslim community during a time of mourning March 28 in the University Quad.
Students create security systems
Students joined the Maker’s Club at the Makerspace in Wilson Library to create miniature security alarms using the Arduino computer platform Tuesday.
Ruiz gives communication advice
Students gathered in the Executive Dining Room March 7 as Director of Forensics Robert Ruiz shared advice about communication within clubs and organizations.
New club builds professional network
The La Verne chapter of the Association of Latino Professionals for America, was started here in January to support students’ professional success.
Toys at Las Posadas
Angel Flores, trumpet player and singer for Mariachi Odisea Musical 2000, sings to an audience of nearly 200 at the Latino Student Forum’s 22nd annual Las Posadas event Friday in the Campus Center Ballroom.
Administrators reject OSHUN plan
After six months of developing the concept for OSHUN, the group’s student leader received an email last month from several key departments rejecting the organization to serve as a funding structure.
Street fair celebrates Homecoming
Hundreds of University of La Verne students, faculty, alumni and local residents celebrated the annual Homecoming student float parade Saturday between B and C Street.
New organization to fund black student clubs
Oshun is a goddess of the Yoruba people in southwestern Nigeria; she is the goddess of love, fertility and protection. She stands for opportunity, spirit, harmony, unity and negotiation.
Petition fights fossil fuel investments
Erik Bahnson, president of Students Engaged in Environmental Discussion and Service club, or SEEDS, is drafting a letter to the University’s Board of Trustees to urge the University to divest not only from fossil fuel industries, but also invest in funds that comply with Environment, Social and Governance standards.