Cal Poly Pomona is among the top universities in the nation for graduating Latino students who continue their education and earn a doctorate in the sciences, according to data recently compiled by the National Science Foundation (NSF). Five other CSU…
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A club on campus is revealing the secrets behind the beverage kombucha and other fermented treats. Yogurt, beer, and kimchi may not seem all that related, but in fact they are distant cousins in the eyes of some students on…
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Jose Comi isn’t just a graduate student; he’s also a high school teacher. He’s not just an inventor; he’s also an aspiring surgeon. The 24-year-old is pursuing a graduate degree in mechanical engineering while teaching chemistry full time at Garey…
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Four Cal Poly Pomona students from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds have been recognized in a special publication that is presented to the United States Congress. PROUD 2015, a publication of The California State University Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (CSU…
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For the eighth consecutive year, Cal Poly Pomona students were among the top presenters at the 22nd Annual Southern California Conference for Undergraduate Research, which was held at Cal State Fullerton on Nov. 22. A total of 166 students and…
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Dr. Ed Walton watches as steam rises from a beaker as he does a demonstration on the first day of his Consumer Chemistry class at Cal Poly Pomona.…
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The Cooperative Education Program is offering a new internship opportunity to students in biology, biotechnology, chemical engineering, and chemistry. The position is part-time at $15 an hour. For more information please visit our website at http://www.cpp.edu/~cce/coop_jobs.shtml or call (909) 869-3434.…
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Chemistry Professor Emeritus Ernie Simpson has been honored as a fellow of the American Chemical Society for demonstrating outstanding achievements and contributions to science, the profession and ACS. During his 40 years at Cal Poly Pomona, Simpson directed the cooperative…
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In his weekly video message, President Ortiz announces the largest gift to the College of Science. Professor Emeritus Peter Castro, biological sciences, recently signed a $1.5 million bequest to endow two scholarships and establish an environmental science scholar-in-residence.
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Chemistry Professor Ed Walton opens a drawer, pulls out a small green book and modestly places it on his desk. On the first page is a photo of his father, Norman Walton, a history professor who taught at Alabama State…
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