Education
Jan. 12, 2012
La Verne law dean quits amid school's troubles
University of La Verne College of Law's dean abruptly resigned Monday, an action coming as the school struggles to regain provisional American Bar Association accreditation after losing it for poor Bar Exam performance.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
University of La Verne College of Law's dean abruptly resigned Monday, an unexpected action that comes as the school struggles to regain provisional American Bar Association accreditation.
In an e-mail to staff and students, Allen Easley, who the college appointed dean in July 2008, called his decision to immediately step down personal and "extremely difficult." He said a &q...
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