Cal Poly Pomona honored the 2016-2017 outstanding advisors for their dedication to student success at the annual awards reception on May 4 in the Bronco Student Center. The awards recognized exceptional faculty and staff advisors, as well as one outstanding…
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Kevin Li and Johnathan McGowan saw classmates jotting down notes on their textbooks. The only problem was that the pen marks ruined their costly books. Li, who is studying computer information systems, and McGowan, a second-year management and human resources…
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The commander of national cyber operations delivered a blunt assessment of threats against the United States while making a patriotic call for the next generation of digital specialists to join the government’s battle against hackers. “You can pull out any…
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The last thing that Joe Needleman expected at a cyber security competition was for the showdown to get shut down because of a real-life hacker. Needleman and Nate Hom represented a team of Cal Poly Pomona students at the inaugural…
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Joy is the first word that comes to mind when talking with third-year computer science student Paul Chiou. He has an infectious personality combined with a wickedly dry sense of humor. He’s also quadriplegic and spends his day in a…
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The Cal Poly Pomona cyber defense team has earned a coveted spot in the 2016 National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition after winning the western regional finals. Cal Poly Pomona students defeated teams from universities that included Stanford and UC Berkeley…
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Educators, students and IT industry experts will convene at Cal Poly Pomona’s College of Business Administration for the “Women in IT: Why You Should Become One” symposium. Hosted by the Mitchell C. Hill Center for Applied Business Information Technology (MCHABIT),…
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Efforts to bolster the ranks of women studying information technology at Cal Poly Pomona received a tremendous boost after Avanade, a leading global provider of innovative digital services and business solutions, pledged nearly $400,000 over the next five years for…
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A crusade by parents to establish a scholarship in the memory of their late son has been achieved with the inaugural James Lebowitz Memorial Computer Science Scholarship. Thomas Sedlak, a sophomore computer science student, was awarded the $2,000 scholarship at…
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Longtime Cal Poly Pomona employee Vaughn Lucas died Monday, Jan. 19, after battling cancer. He was 60. An instructional support assistant in academic technology, Lucas worked for the university for 27 years. He also served as a lecturer, teaching classes…
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