Michael Thompson never expected that discussing basic engineering concepts with a Raytheon hardware manager would lead to a job in the systems department by the end of the day. Especially when he couldn’t find his business shoes and walked in…
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This summer, Mechanical Engineering Associate Professor Paul Nissenson officially launched a new podcast titled, “The Engineering Student Experience,” which is aimed at current and future engineering students. Guests range from current engineering students, practicing engineers, and faculty members who discuss…
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Innovation and creativity came together in physical form at Cal Poly Pomona’s first ever Bronco Makers Fair. Hosted by the Bronco Makers Club, individuals and clubs of different disciplines were invited to display their passions in arts, business, science and…
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Students roaming the halls of the College of Engineering may think they are seeing double. And they are — in the form of two sets of identical twins. Sisters Karsten and Kristen Bush, both graduating seniors, are studying chemical engineering.…
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Two sustainability-focused mechanical engineering research projects recently earned first place awards. The project “Repurposing of Reverse Osmosis Concentrate for Thermal Energy Storage” earned first place at the 33rd Annual California State University Student Research Competition, which invites all students in…
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A group of engineering students are tapping into their technological expertise to try and make history. The goal? It is to best the world record for the longest flight by an electric powered unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). The current record…
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It’s hard to say which sounded sweeter to Professor Paul Nissenson, the cacophony of his students’ voices as they worked together solving engineering problems or the audience’s applause when he and six other Cal Poly Pomona faculty members received the…
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The Cal Poly Pomona community will celebrate the life of William “Bill” Hauser, a former mechanical engineering professor who had a passion for working with students. An event honoring his memory is scheduled Saturday, Dec. 2 from 11 a.m. to…
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The future of jobs and workers prompts discussions among philosophers, economists and industry leaders. It stirs trepidation and hope in employers and employees alike. And in recent years, it has served as the focus of countless magazine think pieces and…
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Mariappan “Jawa” Jawaharlal, professor of mechanical engineering, secured a $30,000 grant from the Motorola Solutions Foundation to fund a new pilot curriculum for the College of Engineering’s Femineer© Program, which provides K-12 students with project-based learning opportunities and college student…
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