Tag: faculty lecture
Gamst shares research on memory
Glenn Gamst, professor of psychology, presented his “Conversation Memory,” at noon on Tuesday in the Quay Davis Executive Board Room.
Lecture shares how school counselors can use AI
Anthony Elizondo, visiting professor of education counseling, delivers the Lewis Faculty Fellowship Lecture, titled “Artificial Intelligence Supported Supervision with School Counselors,” April 29 in the Lewis Center.
‘Last Lecture’ reflects on best parts of teaching
Anwar Salimi’s “Last Lecture” on campus this week was titled “Final Exam: Reflections from a Retiring Professor.”
Lecture highlights light and darkness that make people human
Elaine Padilla shared her research, titled “Being/Not: A Decolonial Option for Authentically Becoming Human,” which covers four different philosophical theories in relation to how humans see themselves and their reality, to an audience of about 30.
Lecture considers appropriate AI use
Karen Beavers, research and instructional librarian, presented the different research strategies she explored and learned during her sabbatical Tuesday as part of the faculty lecture series.
Lavatori reflects on 34 years of teaching
After 34 years at the University of La Verne, Gerard Lavatori, professor of French and associate dean for the College of Arts and Sciences, is retiring in May.