Cal Poly Pomona, through the Basic Needs Program, is one of 700 institutions across the country recognizing Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week (Nov. 15-21). There are several virtual events planned, including a live documentary viewing and dinner (provided via GrubHub…
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In honor of Native Heritage Month, join Sandy Kewanhaptewa-Dixon (Hopi), professor and chair of the Department of Ethnic and Women’s Studies, in conversation with Nicole Butts, presidential associate of the Office Inclusive Excellence and Diversity. The event is on Nov.…
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The Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies is hosting a lecture on Nov. 18 by Dina Gilio-Whitaker (Colville Confederated Tribes), a lecturer of American Indian Studies at CSU San Marcos, an award-winning journalist, and an independent consultant/educator in environmental justice policy…
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Shaun Harper is one of the nation’s leading thought leaders on race and equity in education, and the author of 12 books on the subject. In a virtual event on Nov. 17, He will discuss how to better understand and…
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Recent studies show that people of all ages are feeling more stressed than usual due to a tense election season, the surge of coronavirus cases and the impending holidays. One quick, easy and fun way to reduce anxiety is through…
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The CSU Board of Trustees appointed Cathy Sandeen to serve as president of California State University, East Bay, and Erika Beck as president of California State University, Northridge. Sandeen has most recently served as chancellor of the University of Alaska…
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Cal Poly Pomona has earned recognition again as the highest-ranking polytechnic university in the nation on the “2020 Social Mobility Index” for propelling low-income students to financial success by graduating them into good-paying careers. In addition to leading all polytechnic institutions, Cal Poly Pomona ranked No. 6 among all colleges…
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A new study conducted by Cal Poly Pomona researchers found that conservatives tend to see both expert evidence and personal experience as more equally legitimate than liberals, who put more weight on the scientific perspective. Co-authored by Assistant Professor Randy…
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Cal Poly Pomona was featured in the Nov. 18 Money Magazine story “These are the 10 Most Transformative Colleges in the U.S.,” coming in at No. 10. Digging into research compiled for its August list of America’s best college, Money…
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The College of Education and Integrative Studies created a Social Justice Advisory Board (SJAB) to increase visibility, cohesion and collaboration across departments in CEIS, as well as to expand CEIS’s distinctiveness and community-based work at Cal Poly Pomona and in the…
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