Tag: iraj parchamazad
Break-in baffles chemistry department
Iraj Parchamazad, professor and chair of the chemistry department, stood in shock when he walked into the custom-made Nuclear Magnetic Resonance laboratory, and discovered that the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrometer had been turned off.
Noteworthy ULV faculty honored
Only the red carpet was missing last Friday in Founders Auditorium as almost every seat was filled for this year’s Faculty and Staff Recognition Ceremony. The first official members of the ULV Academy were also announced.
Science grant offers research opportunities
After a much anticipated arrival, a new Nuclear Magnetic Resonance machine arrived on campus Tuesday, marking a new milestone for the University of La Verne.
Grant gives to next generation
The Fletcher Jones Foundation awarded the latest grant for the University’s natural sciences division, a much-needed supplement of $236,000 for the division’s project, Innovation for a New Generation.
Author analyzes fundamentalism
Educator Jean Rosenfeld presented “Holy Terror: Al Qaida and Other Fundamentalisms” in La Fetra Auditorium last Wednesday.
Neher highlights need to decrease pollution
Students and faculty gathered in the Presidents Dining Room on Sept. 22 to hear Bob Neher, biology professor and newly named interim provost and vice president of academic affairs, discuss environmental problems facing society in the 21st century.