Alejandro Mundo (’15, geological science), an immigrant from Mexico, found it challenging to assimilate to the American way. In high school, a transformation occurred that propelled Mundo to academic excellence. This article appeared in the Inland Empire Community News on…
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CALP fellows spend 17 months studying leadership theory, effective communication, motivation, critical and strategic thinking, change management, emotional intelligence, and complex social and cultural issues. Seminars are led by specialists from Cal Poly Pomona and other universities. This article ran…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s volleyball team beats the University of Hawaii-Hilo Vulcans 18-25, 11-25, 25-21, 25-20, 15-11 in their season-opener at UHH Gym. This article appeared in the Hawaii Tribune Herald on Sept. 6.…
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For its 12th season, the Southern California Shakespeare Festival is presenting “As You Like It,” and local audiences may find its setting feels very familiar. The production, which will be put on at Cal Poly Pomona, The School of Arts…
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The Grand Valley State women’s soccer team scores a first half goal and carries that lead late into the game against Cal Poly Pomona, before conceding a late equalizer. After neither team could score in the remaining regulation, nor two…
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Cal Poly Pomona scores less than two minutes into the second half to beat Montana State Billings 1-0 in a men’s soccer opener for both teams. This article appeared in the Billings Gazette on Sept. 1.…
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Ten Cal Poly Pomona faculty members participated this summer in a program designed to support those who teach online and hybrid courses. The Developing Online Learning-Centered Environments (DOLCE) 3.0 program has been around for several years, but this summer the…
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The grant will be used to upgrade the university’s engineering labs, including purchasing specialized mapping equipment. This article appeared in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin on Aug. 30.…
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State Parks officials on the “relevancy committee” have been working with graduate students from Cal Poly Pomona to find ways to draw younger crowds. This story appeared in The Charlotte Observer on Aug. 25.…
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A poll of league coaches predicts NCAA Division II Men’s Soccer National runner-up and two-time defending CCAA Tournament Champion Cal Poly Pomona will capture the 2016 regular-season conference title. This article appeared on goccaa.org on Aug. 25.…
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