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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Aubrey Fine, a professor in the College of Education & Integrative Studies, was lauded for the breadth, depth and quality of his human-animal interaction work at an international conference. Fine was awarded the 2016 William F. McCulloch Award for Excellence…
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Former College of Ag student Kim Rhode is bringing home her sixth Olympic medal in skeet shooting after participating in the 2016 summer games in Rio de Janeiro. She earned a bronze. Rhode, a onetime food marketing and agribusiness management…
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Before Liam Corley returns to Cal Poly Pomona this fall following a three-year military leave, the English professor will spend three weeks connecting with fellow scholars at a 2016 National Endowment of the Humanities Summer Institute. Corley, who has been…
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A new program at Cal Poly Pomona aimed at promoting innovation and supporting STEM students in their freshman year recently wrapped up for the academic year with a competition in which students unveiled concepts for an electronic companion, a computerized…
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The University Library named three winners in a newly created contest designed to test the research skills and creativity of its users. A ceremony crowning the winners was held May 26. The following students were honored: Best Use of Special…
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Ten teams of aspiring entrepreneurs pitched their product ideas to a panel of judges for a chance to win prizes and donor-funded seed money worth $10,000 at the fifth annual Bronco Startup Challenge. Hosted by Cal Poly Pomona’s College of…
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Dewey W. Hall is the editor and a contributing author to a new book that shows how writers contributed to environmental activism. Front and back cover of Hall’s book “Romantic Ecocriticism: Origins and Legacies” The book is titled “Romantic Ecocriticism:…
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Five students in the College of Business Administration put Cal Poly Pomona back in the winner’s circle of a prestigious Case competition for the first time since 2011. The Professionals in Human Resources Association (PIHRA) sent Alyssa Hall, Kevin Frost,…
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Two Cal Poly Pomona students earned first-place honors at the 30th Annual CSU Systemwide Student Research Competition. Paulina Villanueva, a graduate student studying biological sciences, and Julian Andrews, an undergraduate majoring in physics, were the top presenters in their respective…
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