Students transferring to Cal Poly Pomona from community colleges might not be totally new to the collegiate experience. But navigating an unfamiliar campus, signing up for classes using web programs they haven’t seen before and connecting with the advisors they…
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Calette Garcia earned three associate degrees – early childhood education, child development and general studies of social behavior and self-development – in May 2017 before transferring to Cal Poly Pomona. This was after dropping out of college four years earlier…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s Math and Science Teacher Initiative (MSTI) will receive an additional $90,000 this academic year to increase the number of credentialed math, science and computer science teachers. The funding follows the California State University’s announcement of its plan…
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Three Cal Poly Pomona nutrition and food science students won a national baking competition. Eric Kinjo, Breanna Barragan, and Steven Pham took first place in the American Society of Baking (ASB) annual Product Development Competition, Feb. 24-26, in Chicago. In…
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The College of Education & Integrative Studies has received a $1.1 million federal grant to help alleviate the shortage of special education teachers in Southern California. The U.S. Department of Education grant will offer full-tuition scholarships for new post-baccalaureate students…
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Agricultural students from Orange County will have more scholarship and educational opportunities at Cal Poly Pomona, thanks to a local farm bureau. The Orange County Farm Bureau has given $165,000 to the Huntley College of Agriculture at Cal Poly Pomona…
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Team leaders from The Boeing Company touched down on campus to get updates on three faculty-student research projects that are taking wing because of continued support from the aerospace giant. In the past four years, Boeing has given $400,000 to…
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Cal Poly Pomona is playing a significant role in offsetting the cost of tuition. The GoodCall 2016 Best Schools for Scholarships Report ranks Cal Poly Pomona as No. 88 among public colleges and universities across the nation for awarding scholarships…
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The Kellogg Honors College has won the award honoring the most spirited group participating in the university’s 2015 Matt’s Run 5K. The Myers Cup is given to the group or club with the most spirit, highest percentage of participating members…
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On a crisp Saturday morning, nearly 600 runners and walkers from Cal Poly Pomona and the community hit the streets for the “The Heart of a Hero: Matt’s Run 5K,” raising more than $10,000 for scholarships. With many wearing Matt’s…
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