University of La Verne students traveled to Costa Rica, Italy and South Africa during the January interterm and in doing so were able to satisfy certain course requirements by taking these trips.
In fall 2006 University of La Verne students will likely have the opportunity to major or minor in Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies thanks to the efforts of the WGSS committee, which gained approval for the program from the full faculty on May 9.
Three guest speakers discussed gender and choice using their interpretation of films like “Shallow Hal,” “Cider House Rules” and “Paris is Burning” during the final day of a two-day Engendering Diversity and Community conference at the University of La Verne on Friday.
The history and development of the womanist movement was discussed in “Womanism, Black Feminist Consciousness from Afros to Hip Hop,” one of the events in the Engendering Diversity and Community Conference on Friday.