Friday, 12/06/13
Lesle Estrada, a psychology major, studies in a University Library hallway at Cal Poly Pomona.…
2013-2014 Mini-Grant Award Recipients
The Center for Community Engagement awarded funding to six faculty members for their service-learning projects or research for 2013-2014. They are: Jennifer Amaya, Music Estela Ballon, Liberal Studies Christina Chavez-Reyes, Liberal Studies Joyce Emilio, International Business and Marketing William Foley,…
2013-2014 Service-Learning Faculty Fellows
The Center for Community Engagement announced its 2013-2014 Faculty Fellows. They will complete a series of workshops to create a new or enhance an existing service-learning course that will be offered by Spring Quarter 2014. Kun Chen, Geography and Anthropology…
Just How Common Is It to Take a W?
Although withdrawing from a class is not rare, it is a myth to think it is common. In fact, fewer than one in six students on campus last spring had ever withdrawn from a class – and only seven students…
Thursday, 12/05/2013
Youngsters from the Children’s Center sing during the annual Holiday Caroling at the Bronco Commons at Cal Poly Pomona.…
Credit Union Accepting Relief Donations Thru Dec. 24
Following the devastating effects of Typhoon Haiyan, students and staff at Cal Poly Pomona have launched a relief effort to help disaster victims in the Philippines.
Art Professor Showcased in National Photography Competition
Wherever she goes, Babette Mayor brings her camera. “I know from experience that I could find the most amazing image right around the corner,” she says. The art professor’s perception paid off when three of her photographs were accepted into…
Custodians Give Back to Campus Community
Jennifer Ramirez was on the verge of dropping out. It was the middle of midterms, and the pressure in her family life was making her doubt her future at Cal Poly Pomona. That’s when Reggie Keys and Sam Berry arrived.…
Preparing Engineers to Compete With the World
With increasing competition from around the world, America’s engineering graduates need to be more prepared than ever to enter the work force, and Cal Poly Pomona is well-poised to ensure that they are, according to the inaugural speaker of the…
Ortiz Honored as a Student-Centered Leader
President Michael Ortiz has received the President’s Award from Region VI of NASPA, the leading association for student affairs administrators in higher education. The award is given to a university president who has consistently advanced the quality of student life.…