Cal Poly Pomona students have new leadership. Julian Herrera and Diana Ascencio were voted ASI president and vice president, respectively, in the spring 2015 general election. The results were announced May 22. A total of 3,630 students voted in the…
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Kimberly Thompson may be receiving her doctorate degree in education in June, but the elementary school administrator has been making a difference in the lives of children for years. Thompson, who also completed her administrative credential at Cal Poly Pomona…
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The Cal Poly Pomona baseball team routs previously unbeaten Catawba 11-2 to stay alive in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division II College World Series. This article appeared in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin on May 28, 2015.…
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Janet Fratella (’89, communication) has been named vice president of development and executive director of the Southern Oregon University Foundation. This article appeared in the Mail Tribune on May 28, 2015.…
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Mark Germanowski (’99, master’s of urban and regional planning) will be leaving his post as the Pittsfield Municipal airport manager to work on the expansion project at Modesto City-County Airport. This article appeared in The Berkshire Eagle on May 28,…
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Assistant Hospitality Management Professor Linchi Kwok weighs in on the summer travel outlook. “I feel very positive about the travel and tourism industry for the summer,” he says. “Lower gas price will encourage Americans to take more road trips. Stronger…
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With Kyle Garlick’s record-breaking home run, the Cal Poly Pomona baseball team stands as one of the final four teams in the NCAA Division II College World Series following its 5-1 victory over Mercyhurst. This article appeared in the San…
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Mike Philp hits two homers to propel the Bronco baseball team to a 13-2 victory against the Truman Bulldogs in the NCAA Division II College World Series. This article appeared in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin on May 26, 2015.…
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Liz Fenton (’96, communication) and Lisa Steinke (’96, communication) have written their second book, “The Status of All Things.” This article appeared in the Del Mar Times on May 25, 2015.…
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Alvaro Huerta, a professor of urban and regional planning and of ethnic and women’s studies, says that the state’s drought is negatively affecting many of the gardeners in Southern California. “Policymakers and the people in charge of water departments are…
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