Cal Poly Pomona’s virtual Alumni Professor for a Day (PFAD) featured more than 140 industry professionals from the graduating classes of 1968 through 2020. Held since 1998, alumni partner with faculty to speak with university students in their classroom. Alumni…
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Multiple student-parents presented at the recent Research, Scholarship, & Creative Activities (RSCA) Conference. Participants in the May 6 event included Dannielle Cabrera, a psychology student, Andrea Escobar Vara, who is studying business administration and Jessica Coronel, who’s major is biochemistry.…
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Dedicated spaces for studying and reliable internet access are basic student needs during virtual instruction. Now, due to newly released guidelines by the LA County Public Health department, Cal Poly Pomona is addressing this need by offering on-campus study spaces…
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Geoffrey Okamoto (’08, computer information systems), the International Monetary Fund’s first deputy managing director, and Robert Kleinhenz, principal economist with the firm Kleinhenz Economics and executive fellow in the College of Business Administration, will be featured at the San Gabriel…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s Bronco Asset Management team won first place in the 2021 Student Managed Investment Fund Competition, organized by the Chartered Financial Analyst Society, Orange County (CFAOC) chapter. With the win, the team will manage an investment portfolio of…
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A new study conducted by Cal Poly Pomona researchers found that conservatives tend to see both expert evidence and personal experience as more equally legitimate than liberals, who put more weight on the scientific perspective. Co-authored by Assistant Professor Randy…
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Southern California’s dry heat was a familiar warmth to Aneika Solomon Garcia. The weather reminded her of her grandparents’ land, a two-acre parcel about the size of two soccer fields, in Trinidad and Tobago where she grew up. They grew…
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The College of Business Administration is doing its best to combat the tremendous amount of change to local and regional businesses brought on by COVID-19. A workshop series developed by the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation and the Global Leadership…
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Malia Pope stepped onto the Cal Poly Pomona campus and knew she had found the place where she would pursue her college education. The Sacramento resident had a list of colleges she was considering, and she and her parents had…
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David (‘84, computer information systems, accounting) and Ruth Singelyn (‘83, computer information systems), made a significant gift to Cal Poly Pomona’s College of Business Administration, establishing the Singelyn Center for Innovative Analytics. The new center features a visual analytics lab…
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