After more than four decades in education, Dean M.G. “Peggy” Kelly plans to put away PowerPoint presentations and her laser pointer for good. Kelly, who heads the College of Education & Integrative Studies, recently announced plans to retire this summer.…
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In Desert Hot Springs, about 30 Cal Poly Pomona students spend their spring break installing solar panels at three low-income homes. This article appeared in The Desert Sun on March 24, 2015. …
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The Access & disABILITY Alliance will explore the “Unlimited Possibilities” of life when it kicks off a celebration of disABILITY Awareness Month in April. Events planned include speakers, workshops, a movie night and a book display at the University Library.…
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Edward V. Clancy, professor emeritus of engineering technology, and his research group develop non-toxic alternatives to ethylene glycol-based antifreeze. This article appeared on UPI on March 25, 2015.…
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Solis also joins the Principal for a Day program in the Bassett, Rowland and Hacienda La Puente school districts. This article appeared in the San Gabriel Valley Tribune in March 25, 2015.…
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Jim Poettgen (’79, hospitality management) is inducted into the California Community College Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame as a former player for the Saddleback College Gauchos. This article appeared in the Orange County Register on March 25, 2015.…
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Students from the Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies welcomed Pomona city and school district officials and environmental activists from the community to a dialogue about the city’s present and future. The presentations at the March 17 event drew about 35…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s senior guard Terrence Drisdom is one of the select players who earned NCAA Division II All-American honors. This article appeared in the San Bernardino Sun on March 24, 2015.…
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The latest crop of high school graduates to enter the CSU are the best prepared in history to tackle college-level math and English under a new program that provides intensive instruction over the summer. This article appeared in the Los…
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Trustees for the 23-campus California State University approve 29 new degree programs to be developed over the next decade as part of a modification to the system’s Academic Master Plan, including a master of science in architecture at Cal Poly…
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