Cal Poly Pomona President Soraya M. Coley was recognized for her leadership in higher education in a ceremony at the California Senate on April 2. In commemoration of Women’s History Month, Senator Ricardo Lara (D-33) honored all 13 female presidents…
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After a national search, Professor Iris Levine has been selected as the dean for the College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences, effective April 1. Professor Levine has served as the interim dean of the college since August 2017. During…
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Cal Poly Pomona unveiled a new mural featuring a monarch butterfly that symbolizes the journey of undocumented individuals. Painted by artists Mirian Estrella and Thomas Louis Dwyer-Gutierrez, “Dreams with no Borders” represents the migration to a better way of life…
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To ensure that prospective student veterans know that university support for their community goes to the top, Cal Poly Pomona held a special program for veterans on Friday, March 23. Approximately 60 veterans attended the ‘Every Day is Veterans Day’…
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Multiple Grammy-nominated pianist Nadia Shpachenko, a professor in the music department, will present work from her upcoming CD at a special pre-release concert. The concert, set for Wednesday, April 4, comes just as Shpachenko has received a rave review in…
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Michelle Cardona has been appointed to the director and controller position over University Accounting Services. She will direct general accounting, cash management, GAAP and tax, and accounts payables activities. Cardona has more than 12 years of experience in the accounting…
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A weekly podcast focused on new trends and innovations in education will return for a second season in April. Last November, the College of Education and Integrative Studies (CEIS) launched the series hosted by Dean Jeff Passe. The show covered…
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From how magic works to the way immigration affects lives, student research was the focus at the annual Interdisciplinary General Education (IGE) Projects Fair. The IGE program, through the College of Education and Integrative Studies (CEIS), offers a unique approach…
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Harry Antoniades Anthony, professor emeritus in the Department of Urban and Regional Planning, died Feb. 26. He was 95. In 1971, the College of Environmental Design recruited Anthony to lead its urban and regional planning program, confident that his leadership…
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Cal Poly Pomona is seeking alumni to share a bit of their time, along with their insights and experiences, with current students through the new Bronco Mentoring Program. The program, a collaboration of the Alumni Association and the Career Center,…
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