A Cal Poly Pomona professor was named a Fulbright Specialist to share her expertise in veterinary science with organizations and institutions overseas. Joanne Sohn, a veterinarian and an associate professor in the Department of Animal and Veterinary Science, was accepted…
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It began as a way to learn more about the uncle he never knew. What it became for Phil Rosenkrantz was a mission to bring his uncle, a World War II paratrooper who died in combat, home to rest. In…
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A new book compiled and co-edited by English Professor Dewey Hall examines the connection between humans, non-human species, and inanimate objects through the observations of women writers. The book titled “Gendered Ecologies: New Materialist Interpretations of Women Writers in the…
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A team of students and faculty from the Huntley College of Agriculture and the Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies was selected as one of the winners in a regional contest in how to make Los Angeles County communities more sustainable.…
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Cal Poly Pomona students earned top three finishes during recent national and international food science competitions. Viral Shukla (’20, food science and technology) took second place in the International Undergraduate Research Competition for his work on protein-enriched, gluten-free pasta. Meanwhile,…
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The “Transnational ‘Good Life’ Ecuadorian Social Clubs as Spaces of Resistance” is the latest published work of anthropology and geography lecturer Linda Hall. Hall’s inspiration for the book stems from the friendships she made throughout her education with Ecuadorians studying in the…
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Xiomara Melendez, the Office of Student Success’s senior coordinator for access and transition, has been selected to join the Gus Chavez Educational Leadership Institute, a statewide institute dedicated to developing educational professionals that promote social justice and educational equity. Melendez…
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A student veteran and professor were named last month to positions with a national pre-veterinary medical organization. Christina Bautista, a junior majoring in animal science, was elected as the national vice president for the American Pre-Veterinary Medical Association (APVMA) during…
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Professor Betty Alford, chair of the Department of Educational Leadership, will be presented with the International Council of Professors of Educational Leadership’s (ICPEL) Living Legend Award. Alford will receive the award at the organization’s annual conference on Aug. 6 in…
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Taylor Quinn, data analyst in the College of Education and Integrative Studies, was selected to receive a Data and Improvement Fellowship by the California State University Educator Quality (EdQ) Center and invited to participate in an educational forum. The Nov.…
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