Scott W. Dunn, an alumnus and longtime supporter of the W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Center, died on March 22. He was 68. Mr. Dunn (’78, agricultural business management) had served on the President’s Arabian Advisory Committee since joining the panel…
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Education looks different during the COVID-19 pandemic. It is delivered through different mediums in different ways. The importance of education, however, will never change, contends Ganpat Patel. The Cal Poly Pomona alumnus, businessman and philanthropist is about as deeply invested…
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Elgrie Jones Hurd III has taught every grade from kindergarten to 12th, as well as graduate school. He has been a dean of student services at a private college, developed a tutoring program at a chiropractic school and ran an…
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Mateusz Pasierbek found career inspiration in his mom, a flight attendant, and his travels around the world at a young age. The Collins College of Hospitality Management alumnus and Poland native immigrated to Orange County in 2012, and adjusted to…
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Distinguished Cal Poly Pomona music alumnus Joseph Klein will return to campus to conduct a free composer workshop for students. The workshop will take place at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, April 12 in Building 24, room 101. A composer of…
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Robert Sortino, a CEIS doctoral alumnus, recently received the Paul T. Begley Award for graduate student research on the values and ethics of educational leadership. The Consortium for the Study of Leadership and Ethics in Education, a program center of…
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Julio Rodriguez, a graduate of Cal Poly Pomona’s Department of Architecture, recently won the Student Citation at the 2015 Design Awards for his design, “21st Century High School.” The annual awards are administered by the American Institute of Architects Pasadena…
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Michael Bosworth, a best-selling author and one of the leading authorities on the art of selling will speak about the “Power of Story” today at 3 p.m. He will share a technique in which sales professionals develop an emotional connection…
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The new College of Business Administration three-building complex opened its doors for fall quarter, and students quickly realized something about their new home. Learning never looked so good. Underneath a cedar canopy and flanked by the buildings, the Cal Poly…
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Passage of the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, the graying of the Baby Boom generation and new seismic standards in California will dramatically alter the way patients, doctors, administrators and a host of others approach sickness and wellness.
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