Professor Lauren Weiss Bricker has been appointed interim dean of the College of Environmental Design following the retirement of Michael Woo. Her one-year appointment begins Aug. 19. Bricker, a professor of architecture for 20 years, is the current director of…
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Michael Woo, the first urban planner, the first Asian American and second-longest-serving dean of the College of Environmental Design, is retiring after 10 years of service. Lauren Bricker, professor of architecture and director of the ENV Archives-Special Collections, begins her…
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Professor Emerita Jill Adler-Moore, whose research led to a life-saving drug, was honored recently for her research, leadership and years of mentorship at an event celebrating emerging entrepreneurs. The LA BioStar Award was presented to Adler-Moore at the Aug. 13…
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How important are internships in shaping students’ future endeavors? This summer, three students from the Cal Poly Pomona Don B. Huntley College of Agriculture participated in a rotational internship program developed by wholesale nursery giant TreeSap Farms, doing business as…
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The College of Education and Integrative Studies will utilize a SchoolsFirst Credit Union grant to launch several teaching academies in Los Angeles County school districts to inspire the next generation of K-12 teachers. Beginning this school year, teaching academy courses…
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The influx of an additional 2,000 students for the fall semester marks a milestone for Cal Poly Pomona, which will boast the highest enrollment in its history. While the sharp increase in the student population will put a strain on…
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Three giant turtles and an octopus lead a submarine on a fantastic journey on the Cal Poly Universities’ float for the 2020 Rose Parade. The event’s theme is “The Power of Hope.” The universities’ float, “Aquatic Aspirations,” imagines an optimistic…
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Students are accelerating their graduation with the help of Cal Poly Pomona’s summer completion grants. So far this year, grants were awarded to 315 students who needed eight units or fewer to graduate. The grant covers tuition and fees, and…
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At malls across the country, retailers set up temporary shop in kiosks to hawk items not typically found in the plaza’s stores. That’s where patrons strolling through the shopping center can stop for custom-made jewelry, one-of-a-kind cell phone cases and…
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As a student involved in the Rose Float program, Heather Hanson spent many days balancing the books, procuring much needed materials and decorating the university’s latest parade entry. Even after she graduated and began a career in the corporate world,…
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