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A&S dean gets grand send-off
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Posted May 8, 2009
Diane Scott Editorial Director Emotion ran high at a faculty farewell breakfast buffet for Fred Yaffe, the outgoing dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Yaffe is stepping down from his position and he will join the faculty at the University of La Verne in the fall. About 90 faculty and staff members from across the campus came to the President’s Dining Room on Wednesday morning to honor Yaffe and the work he has done over the past six years. Al Clark, associate vice president for academic affairs, said that he enjoyed working with Yaffe as the dean. “I’m impressed with his love of the arts and the performing arts,” Clark said. The celebration breakfast event included many speeches by faculty members. Yaffe also received sentimental gifts to commemorate his time as dean. Read More

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