Nancy Sanders, a faculty member in the College of Education and Integrative Studies’ (CEIS) Education Leadership Doctoral Program, has earned a Fulbright Scholarship. The annual Fulbright Scholarship, sponsored by the U.S. Department of State, is awarded based on academic achievement…
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Semester conversion and the selection of a new dean were among the topics discussed during a recent Q & A session with the College of Education and Integrative Studies’ (CEIS) Interim Dean Nancy Hurlbut. The CEIS Student Council hosted the…
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Jeff Passe, a longtime educator and scholar with a passion for forging university-community partnerships, will serve as the new dean for the College of Education & Integrative Studies, effective July 17. Passe, a professor and dean of The College of…
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Dennis Quinn was recently published in the anthology “Suffering and Evil in Early Christian Thought,” the fourth book in the Holy Cross Studies in Patristic Theology and History series. His essay, “The Enemies of God,” focuses on the Christian intellectual…
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Bonded by a love of teaching, nearly 300 teachers and administrators from a wide swath of school districts descended on Cal Poly Pomona to discuss educational innovation at the second annual “Better Together: California Teachers Summit.” The summit aimed to…
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Joon Park’s life changed course after his father died nearly three years ago. When Park returned to Seoul, South Korea, to make arrangements for a small and quiet funeral with family members, word spread about the service and dozens of…
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When Sony Stewart was finishing the in-classroom requirement for her teaching credential, she felt satisfaction knowing that her students were moving on to the next grade level brimming with knowledge about earth science. But something tugged at her, and it…
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For Cal Poly Pomona students who completed their interdisciplinary general education capstone project, it was time to do a little boasting. Nearly 80 colorful and detailed projects paired with a written abstract and essay were on display at the Department…
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More than 80 education employers and hundreds of students, faculty and staff descended on Cal Poly Pomona’s Teacher Education Job Fair on Feb. 25. Representatives from the Pomona Unified School District, Chaffey Joint Union High School District, Los Angeles Unified…
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In an industry that imitates life, the real-life issue of diversity has turned the glamour of the Academy Awards into a reflective history lesson. Shouts that the old-boys network had struck again echoed when the Oscar nominations were announced in…
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