Writers Archives: Manuel Hernandez

(original caption) University leaders Benjamin Harris, board of trustees chair, and Dr. Steve Morgan, president, are planning the University of La Verne's future.

(obituary caption) Benjamin Harris, left, poses with former University of La Verne President Stephen Morgan in 2002. Harris, who died March 5, was a major benefactor of the University and a member of the board of trustees for 39 years.

Emeritus trustee Harris was generous donor

By Andrea Molina, Manuel Hernandez on April 2, 2021 in Feature Slider, News

Benjamin C. Harris, former chairman of the University of La Verne Board of Trustees, died on March 5 from Parkinson’s Disease. He was 87.

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Former Azusa School District Principal Valerie Beltran began a full-time teaching position in June 2001 after a five-year part-time teaching dedication to the university. Beltran teaches English as a second language students and CLAD certification programs. The CLAD is a certification for teachers that demonstrates the skills needed to work effectively with second language students, which started in the summer of 1996. / photo by Manuel Hernandez

Beltran pushes beyond test scores

By Dora Galván, Manuel Hernandez on May 17, 2002 in LV Life

by Dora Galván Assistant Editor Valerie Beltran knows what today’s school systems lack. Beltran became a full-time assistant professor of education at the University of La Verne during the summer of 2001. Since the state has placed a lot of pressure on raising standardized test scores, schools have decreased, and in some cases eliminated programs […]

Laurel Schroeder is the new assistant professor of education. Schroeder is a graduate of Pacific Oaks College and holds a degree in nursing and family therapy. Schroeder, who has taught at ULV as an adjunct professor, came from the Monrovia Unified School District, where she worked as a consultant at the Healthy Start Program. The program serves troubled youths who are involved with gangs and exhibit violent behavior. / photo by Manuel Hernandez

Woman of many titles educates ULV

By Alexis Lahr, Manuel Hernandez on May 17, 2002 in LV Life

The University of La Verne has several new professors this year. Although Laurie Schroeder is not new to ULV, this is her first year teaching here full-time. She is now on hand to share even more of her knowledge and service.

Adham Chehab came from the University of Saskatchewan, Canada. Chehab holds a Ph.D. in institutional financial management and has taught at Brock University in Ontario, Canada, and the University of New Orleans while a graduate student. Chehab said, "I'm glad to be living in such a beautiful city as La Verne and have all the modern services available to me compared to the isolated province of Saskatchewan." / photo by Manuel Hernandez

Adham Chehab reflects on childhood

By Dora Galván, Manuel Hernandez on April 26, 2002 in LV Life

Sometimes the memories that stick are those of youth and independence. Adham Chehab, the new associate professor of business administration, embarked on the journey of his life at 17 years old.

Dr. Felicia Beardsley, associate professor of anthropology, recorded the oral history of the natives in the East Pacific Islands. Beardsley was recognized in February by the United States government for finding one of the earliest known coral fish hooks. Displayed are artifacts found during her expedition: a wedge stone knife, a white shell used for wood working, a tool to grind herbs into powder and two fish hooks. / photo by Manuel Hernandez

Beardsley finds surprising artifacts

By Gloria Diaz, Manuel Hernandez on April 26, 2002 in LV Life

Associate Professor of Anthropology Felicia Beardsley recently returned from the Western Pacific Islands.

Geeth Bennett played the Veena instrument at the International Festival, which took place on April 16. Bennett enlightened the festival goers by playing Southern Indian music. The festival is held annually at the University of La Verne to promote cultural awareness. / photo by Manuel Hernandez

Festival recognizes world themes

By Jennifer Dodd, Manuel Hernandez on April 26, 2002 in LV Life

Last week the International Student Center hosted the International Festival 2002, a three-day event featuring the different sights, sounds and themes of the world.

Roommates Lindsy Roselanf and Stacy Corso are relocating to another room after a downpour from the fire sprinklers in the D Building of the Oaks. Roselanf and Corso said this incident put a damper on their studies and set them back in other school projects. This is the third fire sprinkler mishap in the Oaks this year. / photo by Manuel Hernandez

Sprinklers malfunction for third time in Oaks

By Manuel Hernandez, Ryan MacDonald on April 26, 2002 in News

Another faulty sprinkler head caused thousands of dollars worth of damage Sunday night when it went off in the Oaks D Building in room 203, causing flooding throughout the top and bottom floors of the building.

About one-third of the audience seats were filled when ULV administrators assembled on April 1 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Quad to address student concerns, including admissions, food, safety and the future of the University. Seated on the panel were Director of Campus Safety John Lentz, Aramark Dining Service Director Greg Marer, Vice President of Enrollment Management Pat Coleman, Dean of Admissions Lisa Meyers, Director of Financial Aid Mary Lindsey, Student Accounts Supervisor Steve Catano and University President Steve Morgan. / photo by Manuel Hernandez

Forum addresses student concerns

By Alexis Lahr, Manuel Hernandez on April 12, 2002 in News

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.

Photographed early Tuesday morning through the east window of Miss Donuts, Janet Nork, niece of the one of the owners, serves two La Verne residents. Miss Donuts and Bagels is located on the southwest corner of D Street and Bonita Avenue. The donut shop is family owned and operated. The shop has become a favorite among many La Verne residents. / photo by Manuel Hernandez

Miss Donuts provides friendly flavor

By Alexis Lahr, Manuel Hernandez on April 5, 2002 in Dining, LV Life

Are you hungry and looking for a quick, inexpensive snack? Are you tired of the packaged breakfast food at Circle K? Try one of La Verne’s popular breakfast shops, Miss Donuts and Bagel.

Mary Ann Rose is the new student Assistant Director of Campus Activities and Commuter programs for the Department of Student Life. Rose, a student at Cal State Long Beach, is serving an internship at La Verne while working on her degree in student counseling. / photo by Manuel Hernandez

Campus grows new ‘Rose’ in student life

By Alexis Lahr, Manuel Hernandez on March 1, 2002 in LV Life

Many new faces have graced the University of La Verne campus this year. Mary Ann Rose is the latest addition to the ULV staff.

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