Dennis Quinn was recently published in the anthology “Suffering and Evil in Early Christian Thought,” the fourth book in the Holy Cross Studies in Patristic Theology and History series. His essay, “The Enemies of God,” focuses on the Christian intellectual…
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Recipients of the 2016 Amelia Hammond Staff Council Scholarship got a welcome surprise when University President Soraya M. Coley doubled the amount of money they would receive this year. The scholarship award was $300, but Coley told the crowd at…
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The site of the 2016 Pi Sigma Epsilon Western Regional Pro-Am Sell-A-Thon moved south to San Diego, but the result for the College of Business Administration’s chapter was the same as last: The top two spots belonged to its members.…
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Cal Poly Pomona, along with Motorola Solutions Foundation, is helping female students excel in the STEM fields through innovative and interactive educational programs. For two consecutive academic years, Cal Poly Pomona has received grants totaling $45,000 as part of the…
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Cal Poly Pomona psychology and sociology Professor Faye Wachs will help lead a panel discussion about how the coverage and portrayal of female athletes in the media play pivotal roles in the empowerment of women. The “Media Re(presents) Women and…
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The Cal Poly Federal Credit Union has received the 2016 “Spirit of CU*NorthWest Award” for utilizing technology to enhance customer service. CU*NorthWest is a credit union service organization that offers online banking products and support services for credit unions while…
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The Cal Poly Pomona department responsible for purchasing on campus has won its ninth consecutive award for excellence. The National Procurement Institute recently presented the university’s procurement department with the 2016 Annual Achievement of Excellence in Procurement Award. The honor…
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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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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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