Former NASA astronaut and teacher Barbara Morgan will talk about space travel and the importance of teachers in science, technology, engineering and math at a presentation on Friday, Oct. 28. Morgan was an astronaut with NASA for 10 years, during…
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Hispanic Business magazine, in its latest look at the state of diversity on college campuses, has ranked the College of Engineering eighth in the nation, and first among the CSUs...
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Aerospace engineering Professor Subodh Bhandari has received a $360,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to continue research on the development of robust controllers for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
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Cal Poly Pomona has again placed highly in U.S. News & World Report¿s ranking of public universities, tying for sixth among non-doctorate-granting institutions in the West. The university also drew high marks for its College of Engineering and its commitment…
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Vilupanur Ravi, professor and chair of the chemical & materials engineering department, has been named the American co-editor of ¿Materials at High Temperatures.¿ The materials engineering journal focuses on high temperature applications in chemical, engineering and power industries. ¿It is…
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The campus can appear almost deserted at times during the summer ¿ but looks are deceiving. Duck your head into one of the ubiquitous science or engineering labs, and you will most likely see students peering into microscopes, calibrating equipment,…
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Cal Poly Pomona¿s student chapter of the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) attended the ITE Western District Annual Meeting July 10-13. Students received first place in the James H. Kell Student Competition the Student Chapter Web Site Award for 2010-11.…
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Uei-Jiun ¿U.J.¿ Fan, dean of the College of Extended University since 2008, has announced his resignation, effective Sept. 16. A former associate dean in the College of Engineering...
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A student bikes on the sidewalk in the Engineering Meadow.…
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Sparking an interest in math, science and technology starts well before college, and the College of Engineering is working to promote those fields in middle and high schools. As one of two Southern California training centers of the Project Lead…
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