After six years of heading enrollment efforts, Associate Vice President of Institutional Image Lisa Meyer is leaving the University of La Verne for a position at Whittier College.
After months of meetings, discussion and deliberation, a committee of students, faculty and staff have chosen an upgraded emblem, which they believe expresses the essence of the University of La Verne.
Lisa Meyer was promoted from dean of admissions to associate vice president recently following the departure of Vice President for Enrollment Management Pat Coleman.
The University of La Verne recently received two gold awards in recognition for its recruitment publications, designed to attract new students to the University for the 2002 to 2003 academic years. The awards were won for both the Student Research Piece and for the Total Recruitment Campaign, and were given by the Admissions Marketing Report, a national admissions journal, which featured a cover story on the University's awards on its September issue.
This year's freshman class scored high points, not only in entrance exams and grade point averages, but in diversity, according to preliminary numbers recently released by the office of admissions.
Why is tuition going up? What is being done to improve parking? Why do on-campus students need a meal plan? These questions and many others were answered during panel discussions held last Tuesday and Thursday in the Quad.