In what marks the eighth straight year of growth for online college planning and applications, the California State University has received nearly 22 percent more online applications for fall 2005 than it did for fall 2004.
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Before the fall and winter sessions come to close, I wanted to take this opportunity to bring you up to date on several key developments at the California State University. First, I hope many of you have heard about a…
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As you may have heard, Oracle has been attempting to acquire PeopleSoft in a hostile takeover. Several people on campus have asked me how this would affect PeopleSoft, and particularly, our use of PeopleSoft on campus, so I want to…
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While the holiday season is often a time for joy, it could also be a time of great anxiety. With shopping, special events and holiday travel combined with final exams for students this time of year, the added pressure often…
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Has your research recently been published in a trade magazine or journal? Were you a featured speaker at an industry conference? Were you quoted in a newspaper or magazine article? Have you been elected to serve on a professional board?…
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Renowned jazz musician Jeff Clayton will join the Cal Poly Pomona Jazz Band in a special performance directed by Assistant Professor Dave Kopplin on Tuesday, Nov. 30, at 8 p.m. in the Music Recital Hall. Clayton is a leading figure…
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Colleagues ... During my remarks at Fall Conference, I spoke about our challenges relating to technology and the need to address them with campus wide participation. The first step was to initiate the IT Governance Committee, made up of an…
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The Cal Poly Universities Rose Float has always been a special part of the university, but recently it received the royal treatment. The 2005 Rose Queen and Tournament of Roses Royal Court visited Cal Poly Pomona on Nov. 18 to…
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The W. Keith and Janet Kellogg University Art Gallery is featuring NEXUS, an exhibition that explores with the intersection of race, class and gender. The exhibit, which is open and free to the public, will run through Dec. 11.
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A sweeping, comprehensive study of the impact of the California State University dramatically shows how the university system and its 23 campuses directly or indirectly affect the economic, social, intellectual and cultural life of all of California. The CSU Board…
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