Two Cal Poly Pomona students received awards and over 100 presented at the Southern California Conferences for Undergraduate Research (SCCUR) on Nov. 23. SCCUR is a one-day conference held each November at a college or university in the greater Los…
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Laura P. Diaz, a junior studying sociology, will be Cal Poly Pomona’s recipient of a California State University 2019 Trustees’ Award for Outstanding Achievement. She will receive the award during the CSU Board of Trustees meeting on Sept. 24. The…
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Varujan “Barney” Anooshian, Sr., who taught kinesiology for nearly three decades at Cal Poly Pomona and had a scholarship established in his name, died Dec 4. He was 95. Anooshian, pictured with his wife Delinda, founded the university’s Motor Development…
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By Christina Manuel Alejandro Barajas, the winner of the 2018 CPP Concerto Scholarship Competition, will perform a solo piece for the CPP Philharmonic Orchestra and String Ensemble concert. The third-year music education student will showcase “Concerto No. 1” by Chin…
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Eight high-achieving Cal Poly Pomona students were recognized for making a difference in their communities and awarded a $2,000 scholarship at the annual Hilda L. Solis Scholarship Dinner & Reception. During the event on Sept. 13, Los Angeles County Supervisor…
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Cal Poly Pomona was recently awarded a $1.1 million grant for our education specialist credential or adapted physical education authorization. This full scholarship pays 100 percent for tuition and books plus more. Go to https://www.cpp.edu/~ceis/seeds/index.shtml to join the virtual info…
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Nancy Sanders, a faculty member in the College of Education and Integrative Studies’ (CEIS) Education Leadership Doctoral Program, has earned a Fulbright Scholarship. The annual Fulbright Scholarship, sponsored by the U.S. Department of State, is awarded based on academic achievement…
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A Cal Poly Pomona professor has established a scholarship for students interested in studying the bond between humans and equines. Aptly, it is named after one of the university’s Arabian horses Aubrey Fine, a clinical psychologist and education professor, said…
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Anthropology Professor Kun Chen, whom colleagues describe as a dedicated mentor to her students and a pioneering researcher in her field, died in October after battling cancer. She was 36. Chen began teaching at Cal Poly Pomona in 2011, after…
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The late Debra Brum believed that science and technology affected every aspect of a person’s life. She worked passionately to ensure that technology’s impact in society would benefit everyone. During her career at Cal Poly Pomona from 1982-2009, Brum helped…
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