Additional Questions from Pizza with the Presidents Because of time, not all of the questions submitted during Pizza with the Presidents were addressed. Here are some of the answers. Are there any plans on updating the 24-hour lab? There are…
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The Department of Theatre and New Dance is introducing a modern take on the Shakespeare classic, “The Taming of the Shrew.” Directed by C. Julian White, an associate professor in the theatre department, the play tells the story of a…
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For those who celebrate Dia de los Muertos, the homage to their deceased loved ones often comes in the form of a skull made of sugar and decorated with icing, beads and colored foil. The skulls, along with flowers, photographs…
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Cal Poly Pomona, along with Motorola Solutions Foundation, is helping female students excel in the STEM fields through innovative and interactive educational programs. For two consecutive academic years, Cal Poly Pomona has received grants totaling $45,000 as part of the…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s community engagement efforts have helped the Pomona Unified School District ring up a prestigious Golden Bell Award from the California School Boards Association. Numerous activities and programs initiated by the university and through the Center for Community…
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The upcoming quarterly Pizza with the Presidents will allow students to dine for free and ask university leaders questions. The hour-long Q&A will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 1 from noon to 1 p.m. in the University Quad. Coley and ASI…
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Mahmood Ibrahim, a longtime professor in the history department, has been named the 2016-17 recipient of the George P. Hart Award for Outstanding Faculty Leadership. Ibrahim specializes in teaching Middle East history in the College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences and…
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This week, Cal Poly Pomona staff and faculty will begin receiving in their interoffice mail copies of the “Red Folder,” an informational guide on assisting students in distress. “The Red Folder is an excellent resource for the entire Cal Poly…
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Marcelino Vera, a former equipment technician for the athletics department who worked with legendary Cal Poly Pomona coaches Roman Gabriel and John Scolinos, has died. He was 98. Vera came to work at the university in the 1970s, assisting the…
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Emphasizing the urgency to achieve faculty diversity, a prominent national researcher on minority hiring practices addressed methods to help ensure a more diverse teaching pool for future students at Cal Poly Pomona. “When we’re talking about faculty hiring and diversifying…
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