Tag: dan campana
Professor considers ‘Faith of Emerson’
Dan Campana, professor of philosophy and religion, discussed his book “The Faith of Emerson,” which is about Ralph Waldo Emerson’s views of faith and American individualism, on April 11 in the Quay Davis Executive Board Room before an audience of about 20.
Dr. Felicia Beardsley left an impact at the University
Friends, family, and faculty members gathered together to celebrate the life of Dr. Felicia Beardsley on Monday for a sage ceremony and a service in Morgan Auditorium.
Rabbi inspires interfaith dialogue
Rabbi Eric Yoffie highlighted the importance of interfaith discussion and the role of religion in today’s society, to students, faculty and staff during a Fasnacht Lecture Oct. 22 in Morgan Auditorium.
ULV responds to recent college violence
Devastating crimes on school campuses across the nation such as the Virginia Tech and Northern Illinois shootings as well as recent local acts of school violence, serve as striking reminders for University of La Verne students and faculty to remain vigilant.
Event highlights research, creativity
Faculty from virtually every discipline at ULV gathered in the Wilson Library to display their work and honor two of their own on Nov. 8.
Educators share expertise at event
More than 100 professors from various departments provided an opportunity for an informative glimpse as they presented their specialty to the students and colleagues in the annual Faculty Research and Professional Activity Day: A Celebration of Scholarship and Creativity that was held last Friday in the Wilson Library.