Before Liam Corley returns to Cal Poly Pomona this fall following a three-year military leave, the English professor will spend three weeks connecting with fellow scholars at a 2016 National Endowment of the Humanities Summer Institute. Corley, who has been…
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The Cal Poly Pomona Center for Community Engagement continues to make an impact beyond the university, awarding stipends and mini-grants totaling more than $18,000 to faculty members for service-learning courses and projects that benefit communities throughout the Los Angeles region.…
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Alison A. Baski, a physics professor and until recently interim dean at Virginia Commonwealth University, has been selected as the next dean of Cal Poly Pomona’s College of Science. She begins her tenure on August 4. Baski was interim dean…
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An interdisciplinary research initiative supported by an initial $100,000 gift could make Cal Poly Pomona a global hub for information about Asian American transnational communities. The Asian American Transnational Research Initiative’s (AATRI) overarching mission aims to assess the impact of Asian…
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Two of the participants in the Chancellor’s Doctoral Incentive Program share a common bond: They are members of the Bronco family. Alexandra Auslander and Manuel Diaz both graduated from Cal Poly Pomona — she in 2012 with a master’s in…
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The following message to the campus community is from Counseling Services: In the aftermath of senseless tragedies, many may be sorting out the effects of trauma. If observing recent events related to Orlando’s mass-shooting may have triggered feelings of being…
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More than 6,200 students participated in the 60th annual commencement ceremonies this past weekend, earning bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees, as well as teaching credentials. Videos of the individual commencement ceremonies are posted online. University photographer Tom Zasadzinski posted photo galleries from…
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Hands-on learning doesn’t get much more hands-on than with Mike Brown, whose hands happen to come with green thumbs. Brown was responsible for envisioning and creating Rain Bird BioTrek, an on-campus simulated rainforest used in education and outreach. In his…
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For some students, going to school is a chore. For graduating senior Kathryn Izquierdo-Gallegos, it was her escape. When she wasn’t at school or work, the Rowland Heights resident was at home, helping to take care of her mother, who…
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Parking & Transportation Services has issued the following information about parking changes as a result of the closure of Lot C: Dear Faculty and Staff: On Monday, June 13, Lot C will be closed to allow for the construction of the…
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