The summer 2004 issue of ?Panorama? is now accessible online. Published by the Office of Public Affairs, ?Panorama? was created to inform, invite and involve the university?s extended community. To read the community publication, visit www.cpp.edu/panorama.
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A tradition with the Cal Poly Pomona community, the 2004-05 academic year will launch with Fall Conference on Monday, Sept. 20. The event begins with an all-university breakfast and Convocation at 8:30 a.m. in the Engineering Meadow, featuring President Ortiz?s…
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Penelope Torribio, a Cal Poly Pomona alumna and professional puppeteer, will perform a puppet show adaptation of "Passage to India, The Ramayana" on Saturday, Aug. 14, at 7 p.m. in the Studio Theatre at the Cal Poly Pomona Downtown Center.…
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Douglas Freer, who has served Cal Poly Pomona for the past 14 years, has been named the associate vice president for Student Affairs Administration. In conjunction with the appointment, Megan Stang has assumed the duties of interim director of University…
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A computer virus caused a large volume of forged messages to be sent on campus Monday, July 19. In most cases the messages appear to be from people in the recipient's address book. The subject line is either blank or…
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More than 60 teachers from 19 local school districts participated in Cal Poly Pomona's first Reading Institute for High School Teachers July 12-17. Throughout the week, teachers went over topics such as state standards and assessments, reading comprehension, academic vocabulary,…
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At first blush, the idea of creating a dance performance featuring white blood cells eating bad guys seems contradictory to both the import of science and the beauty of stage performance. But that?s exactly what Jill Adler-Moore, professor of Biological…
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Residents in one building of the Residential Suites were evacuated on July 14 when a grease fire broke out in a four-person unit. One student received second degree burns on his hands; no other injuries were reported.
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Margaret Kasimatis has been chosen as Cal Poly Pomona's new executive director of Institutional Research, Assessment & Planning (IRAP) in the division of Academic Affairs. Her appointment begins Aug. 15. Kasimatis is currently executive assistant to the president for assessment…
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Residents in buildings one through five of the University Village as well as the Community Center were evacuated on the morning of July 13 when construction work caused a leak of natural gas. No injuries were reported. The leak occurred…
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