The University of La Verne College of Arts and Sciences celebrated the achievements of 635 graduates of spring 2020 and winter 2021 at its first-ever virtual commencement live-streamed on January 30.
In a ceremony unlike any other in the University of La Verne鈥檚 130-year history, the LaFetra College of Education graduated 618 students from the spring 2020 and winter 2021 classes.
鈥淵ou have chosen a sacred and honorable profession,鈥� Kevin S. Marshall told 76 spring 2020 graduates at the University of La Verne College of Law鈥檚 virtual commencement live-streamed on January 30. Marshall is the Frank Lizarraga Endowed Dean of the College of Law.
The university will confer degrees on more than 2,300 students who have studied in the university鈥檚 four colleges on the central campus in La Verne, nine regional campuses, and online.
Alicia Procello told the crowd of future teachers, counselors, and school administrators that she hoped her suggestions would help guide them as they embarked on careers that would transform countless lives.
Jarrod McNaughton of the Inland Empire Health Plan delivered the charge during a pair of keynote addresses at Winter Commencement Ceremonies on Feb. 1 in the Sports Science and Athletics Pavilion.
Julie Miller-Phipps encouraged graduates to not settle for the status quo, and to remember that they can lead and create change from any position within any organization.
Alumnus Edward Huron is living life to the fullest with a new master鈥檚 degree, a new kidney, and a doctorate degree on the way.
Business student Sujei Alston celebrates her commencement with family and friends in dance.
More than 300 students joined the ranks of University of La Verne alumni as the LaFetra College of Education celebrated its Spring Commencement ceremony on June 1.