Tag: malissa hernandez
Tangenberg shares what matters to her
Katy Tangenberg, dean of the College of Health and Community Well-Being, shared her passion for her work as speaker in the monthly “What Matters to Me and Why” series Wednesday in the Ludwick Center Sacred Space.
‘Chili con Carnage’ offers tasty break
La Verne community members gathered April 23 in the Campus Center Ballroom for the first Chili con Carnage competition hosted by the School of Professional and Continuing Education.
Neidleman encourages empathy
Jason Neidleman, professor of political science, kicked off the “What Matters to Me and Why” lecture series for the fall semester with his talk Sept. 4.
Students and faculty say goodbye to beloved university chaplin
andra Wagoner, university chaplain, receives a commemorative candle from Malissa Hernandez, executive assistant to the Provost, and Provost Ken O’Donnell at a farewell reception Aug. 28 in the Campus Center Ballroom.
Spirit of La Verne Awards honor University values
The Ludwick Center Sacred Space was filled with excitement and pride as the University's community gathered to honor individuals who embody the core values of spirituality, cultural understanding, and community engagement Tuesday evening.
Hot Spots lecture examines political unrest in Iran
Kevan Harris, associate professor of sociology at UCLA, presented his Hot Spots Lecture “2022 Iran Uprisings: Antecedents, Impacts, and Aftermath” Wednesday to about 30 University of La Verne community members in the Quay Davis Executive Boardroom.