Tag: college of law and public service
Leopards discover new adventure at Grad Fair
The community event took place on Wednesday at Citrus Lawn.
Lecture discusses living in the present
Michele Assael-Shafia, assistant professor of law at the University of La Verne, spoke April 17 in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space, closing out the University’s “What Matters to Me and Why” speaker series for semester with a powerful message.
Symposium challenges understanding of AI use
Three panelists joined the University of La Verne College of Law and Public Service to give their 11th Annual Symposium, titled “Artificial Intelligence (AI)”. Which focused on the impacts of AI and how it can be implemented into everyday life of schools and law firms.
Lawyers weigh in on encountering ICE
President Donald Trump’s message to all undocumented immigrants in the nation is clear. He wants them all to go back to where they came from.
Law school lecture explores employment and AI
Annie Bui, a generative AI expert; Dan Munsey, San Bernardino County’s fire chief, and Steven Haskins, a public administration innovator, presented a lecture titled “AI and Gen AI in Law and Public Service: Current State and Future Outlook,” on Wednesday at the College of Law and Public Service in Ontario before an audience of about 40 people.
University honors the life of law librarian
The University held a celebration of life ceremony for assistant professor and law librarian Jennifer Argueta, who died Aug. 17 in a car accident.