"It's a time to come together once more with classmates," said Reverend Judy Georges about the Senior Retreat to be held on April 3-5 at Mountain High Pines for the 1992 ULV senior class.
For all those students who are anxiously awaiting the final decision of how much their ULV tuition will go up next fall, wait no further, the decision has been made. Tuition for the 1992-93 school year will be raised 6.9 percent.
Three candidates are currently under consideration for the post of vice president of university relations at ULV. Nancy V. Loshkajian, John G. "Tom" Tomlinson and Clayton N. Pheasant are in the running to replace Dr. Biff Green, who left La Verne in April to become president of Friends University in Kansas. The Search Committee hopes to make the decision within a few weeks.
"Partnership '91," ULV 's five-year centennial fundraiser, ended June 30, with $13 million in gifts and donations received by the University. The campaign started out in 1986 with a goal of $8.8 million, which was raised to $11 million in 1989.
Accreditation for the University of La Verne has been "reaffirmed" by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) after a visit by its accreditation team last May.