Cal Poly Pomona’s Building Marshal/Floor Captain program is getting an overhaul and a fresh look. The program’s 88 volunteer building marshals and floor captains went through an academy July 19 that trained them on their first responder duties. The one-day…
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Anthony “Tony” Trozzi made friends everywhere on campus. As a member of the Distribution Services team for more than 22 years, Trozzi spent time getting to know the people who received deliveries of mail and packages. He often chatted with…
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In June, the Cal Poly Pomona Global Education Institute hosted a high ranking delegation of approximately 60 Chinese university administrators representing 49 prestigious higher education institutions. The group was in Los Angeles to attend the 2017 NAFSA Annual Conference. Cal…
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For the past 15 years, Diana Bartholomew served as the unofficial greeter to visitors who stopped by the Human Resources offices in the CLA tower. She was the welcoming smile, the giver of encouraging words and the mentor who supported…
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Fourteen Cal Poly Pomona students attended a three-week study abroad course this summer in Costa Rica to learn about tropical sustainable agriculture. The class was hosted by The Tropical Agricultural Research and Higher Education Center, known by its acronym, CATIE (Centro…
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Cliff Stover, a former professor of mechanical engineering who advised Cal Poly Pomona’s Baja SAE and Formula SAE teams for 22 years, was awarded the Carroll Smith Mentor’s Cup by SAE International and the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA).…
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The Office of the Chancellor and Cal Poly Pomona have informed the CSU Board of Trustees that the university intends to move forward with the development of Campus South, formerly occupied by the Lanterman Developmental Center. The State of California…
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A dedicated former Learning Resource Center staff member, Laura Topalian coordinated the university’s Graduation Writing Test Preparation and test proctoring programs. She has died from complications related to heart disease and pneumonia. She was 84. Topalian worked at Cal Poly…
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A northbound lane of Kellogg Drive at South Campus Drive will be closed for approximately three weeks beginning on Monday, July 24, to allow for the installation of curbs and gutters for the realigned Kellogg Drive. The two southbound lanes…
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