The market for public safety, forensic science and other criminal justice fields is growing and
LSU plans to help students acquire solid skills for jumping into these fascinating careers. Former
police officer and criminal justice instructor Todd Bell is part of a team leading a new LSU program.
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Oxford University Press has published a book co-written by La Sierra psychology Professor
Leslie Martin that helps individuals keep their health change resolutions and stick to treatment regimens.
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Celia Chan Valerio has graced stages around the world with her beautiful harp music.
An adjunct harp professor at La Sierra University, Valerio will present a harp recital on Feb. 7.
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Have you ever attended a fiber art show? Whether you’re a fiber art enthusiast or an
individual wondering what on earth fiber art is, this show of works by multiple artists
will engage your imagination. La Sierra’s Brandstater Gallery offers "Fiber 2010"
beginning Feb. 8.
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On Feb. 20, the 2010 Paul J. Landa Memorial Lecture on Faith and Learning will present
Riverside’s Rabbi Suzanne Singer. She will give a presentation on "Judaism's Mandate to
Engage in Social Justice."
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La Sierra University students have contributed $1,600 thus far to help alleviate widespread
suffering in Haiti resulting from Tuesday’s devastating earthquake. Leaders are organizing a
fundraising concert to further aid relief efforts. Funds raised are being sent to ADRA.
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Michael Levinsohn (right), CEO of an international mobile marketing firm, shares his experiences
and valuable lessons learned with La Sierra's business students. Read More.
Alumna Jane Brown recalls family's 1923 trip over the Rockies to attend an Adventist school.
Her generosity, in remembrance of her sister, Frances, has greatly benefited La Sierra's music
department. Read More.
The La Sierra University Board of Trustees has reaffirmed the school’s foundational
commitments as a Seventh-day Adventist institution of higher education with particular
focus on the Church’s official doctrine of creation. Read More.
More than 1,850 undergraduate and graduate students are studying at La Sierra University, where faith is formed and lived. Explore our new interactive faith web page to find out more.
Can't make it out to a Golden Eagles basketball game or to a University Worship service? Watch the events live on our streaming video player! Click 'Read More' to see the latest streaming video event schedule.