Research focused on racial disparities in the criminal justice system and a call for the abolition of the death penalty garnered Philosophy Professors Michael Cholbi and Alex Madva publication in the prestigious international journal “Ethics.” The journal, founded in 1890,…
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A historic run to the finals of an international collegiate case competition resulted in a third-place finish for a group of marketing management students in the College of Business Administration. CPP members of the American Marketing Association traveled to New…
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Cal Poly Pomona music students finished a recent singing competition on a high note, winning awards in three categories. Nine voice majors participated in the National Association of Teachers of Singing Los Angeles chapter’s annual Student Auditions Collegiate Division event…
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Before Geography Professor Terence Young could walk, he camped. The San Fernando Valley native’s parents started taking him and his three siblings to Santa Barbara-area recreation sites such as Carpinteria State Beach and Refugio State Beach for affordable family fun…
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Mariachi Los Broncos de Pomona was featured in the Daily Bulletin’s Feb. 22 story “Mariachi on campus? Cal Poly Pomona students find they are suited to it.” The group began in assistant music professor Jessie Vallejo’s Latin American Ensemble class…
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Respect. Excellence. Commitment. Integrity. Teamwork. These are the five values that the staff of the university’s Veterans Resource Center (VRC) has identified as their central professional ideals, thanks to a pair of workshops organized by the center’s director, Elke Azpeitia,…
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Over the past few years, students in Professor Liam Corley’s literature classes have read novels and stories related to his research on depictions of veterans in 18th- and 19th-century American literature. Now, thanks to a $50,000 grant from the National…
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Students are more effective learners when animals are incorporated into the classroom according to a new book co-edited by Professor Aubrey Fine, an expert on human-animal interaction and animal assisted therapy. “How Animals Help Students Learn,” published by Routledge, offers…
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How students balance school, work and life, reconcile competing visions of the Cuban Revolution and identify genes that regulate silk production in spiders are among the topics featured in the first issue of an online journal dedicated to showcasing the…
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Cordelia Ontiveros, interim associate vice president for Faculty Affairs and Monica Palomo, associate professor for civil engineering, received the 2017 Inspiring Leaders in STEM Award from INSIGHT Into Diversity, the largest and longest-running diversity magazine and website in higher education.…
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