SiHyun Kim, assistant professor of management, addressed how dedication varies within the workforce, between companies and their employees because of conflict in how they view their roles, Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room.
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China leads education
Visiting scholar Qian Song-Ling of the La Fetra College of Education discusses “A ‘KPRC’ Model of K-12 IT Curriculum Development: Focus on Information Sociology” Tuesday in the Presidents Dining Room.
Last lecture is musical
Performing “I’m a Rolling Stone” by The Sonics, David Flaten, professor of theatre arts, begins his lecture “‘Less Attitude, More Gratitude’: La Verne Theatre” Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room.
Diversity in small cities considered
Joseph Cabrera, assistant professor of sociology, presented his research, “Diversifying the Small City: Demographic and Neighborhood Factors Associated with Social Interactions between Immigrant Hispanic and Established White Residents” Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room.
Professor dispels myths about homeless
Audience members filled out surveys identifying their role models, important people in their lives, and activities that are important to them and possessions that hold value for them. Nikki Shipley, assistant professor of public and health administration, instructed everyone to cross out one item on each list.
Strong structure saves companies
Issam Ghazzawi, professor of management, addressed possible factors declining businesses face, which can lead to a company’s bankruptcy and proposed suggestions to prevent it from worsening.
Trans immigrants face persecution
Nadine Nakamura, assistant professor of psychology, initiated a discussion about two controversial topics to reveal the lesser known struggle of transgender immigrants.
Marcus discusses exiled composer
Professor of History Kenneth Marcus talked about a European Jewish composer who fled Nazi Germany and settled in Los Angeles during his presentation “Schoenberg and Hollywood Modernism,” at noon Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room as part of the faculty lecture series.
Keel considers spending behaviors
Astrid Keel, assistant professor of marketing, spoke on “The Effect of Recessionary Research and Development Spending on Shareholder Value” Tuesday in the President’s Dining Room.
Lecture explores budget allocation
Marcia Godwin, associate professor of public administration, has set out to educate those who will listen about the subject of participatory budgeting.