Cal Poly Pomona’s Math and Science Teacher Initiative (MSTI) will receive an additional $90,000 this academic year to increase the number of credentialed math, science and computer science teachers. The funding follows the California State University’s announcement of its plan…
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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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Jennette Ramirez, a gender, ethnicity, and multicultural studies major, presented her research on the media’s portrayal of First Lady Melania Trump and former First Lady Michelle Obama at the Western Social Science Association Conference on Friday, April 26. Her paper,…
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Dulce Anahi Alvaro and Ashley Bressel have both been named Julian McPhee Scholars for the 2019 College of Education and Integrative Studies Commencement. They will be joined by Jaslyn Chavez, the senior class gift presenter, in delivering a speech before…
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When Sabine Glore crosses the stage to accept her college diploma, it will serve as a testament to how important it is to never give up on what you want. The 56-year-old emigrated to America from her native Germany and…
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Elizabeth Zangenberg was in her early 60s – a nontraditional student – when she first caught a glimpse of the Native American Student Center at University Plaza during her first-year orientation campus tour. She was uncertain if she was Native…
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Awards and special recognition have been given to several affiliates of Cal Poly Pomona’s Educational Leadership Doctoral Program during the 2018-19 academic school year. Marybeth Murray, a current doctoral student, was selected as a Presidential Scholar by University President Soraya…
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The Upland Unified School District will tap into a $140,000 grant to create a teacher-residency model in partnership with Cal Poly Pomona. The district received the funding from the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing and will work on developing the…
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The College of Education and Integrative Studies will host its second lecture in a series on food and ethnicity on April 18 from 6-8 p.m. at Kellogg West Conference Center. The lecture, titled “Serving the People: From Free Breakfast to…
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Ashley Keasey learned maturity at an early age, helping to care for her five siblings until entering the foster care system at age 15. She found school and learning as a pathway to empowerment during this time. Keasey now views…
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