Cal Poly Pomona’s College of Business Administration was ranked No. 5 in California and No. 30 in the nation, according to Money Magazine’s 2022 ranking of “Best Colleges for Business Majors.” The list was based on value and average salaries…
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A primary goal of Cal Poly Pomona’s Police & Safety Advisory Committee is to provide consistent engagement opportunities between the University Police Department (UPD) and the campus community. Committee members, comprised of student, staff, and faculty representatives along with Interim…
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Lea Dopson spent more than 15 years at The Collins College of Hospitality Management — as a faculty member and then dean — teaching and mentoring her students and taking pride in their achievements. She also had another side to…
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Raisa Majid, a rising senior in political science, has been accepted by the Panetta Institute to represent Cal Poly Pomona in their prestigious and highly-immersive Congressional Internship Program. Every year, the Panetta Institute hosts one student from each of the…
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A $400,000 gift from a Southern California couple committed to architecture education rewards the efforts of Cal Poly Pomona students designing real-world projects in a comprehensive housing design studio. The gift, which provides 10 $5,000 merit awards to architecture students,…
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Cal Poly Pomona Associate Professor Jeremy Claisse has been awarded $345,255 for a study “Assessing Current Biological and Physical Status of California’s Artificial Reefs with Comparisons to Natural Reefs to Improve Compensatory Mitigation Outcomes,” from the California State University Council…
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A pilot study to help close the equity gap and improve the graduation rates of underrepresented minority students in the apparel merchandising and management (AMM) program will receive a $48,000 grant from the CSU. The project, titled “Developing Culturally Relevant…
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Cal Poly Pomona recently welcomed two delegations of educators from a university in Thailand, providing faculty development and exploring opportunities for the two institutions to work together. A 14-member delegation from Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi (RMUTT), participated in a…
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An encouraging teacher and a speech competition taught Diana Aguilar-Cruz an important lesson — that she has a voice, and that voice has power. When she was a junior at Sierra Vista High School, her English language development teacher urged…
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Bronco Ember, a miniature satellite designed by students to detect nascent wildfires, passed its final inspection in the NASA TechLeap Challenge and is scheduled for a suborbital flight test at the end of June. The team has also earned $500,000…
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