Beginning a new journey can be nerve-racking for some. Whether students are coming into Cal Poly Pomona straight after graduating high school or transferring from a community college, embracing an unfamiliar environment can be out of their comfort zone. Orientation…
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Genesis Galilea Pompa’s initial interest in advocacy work and lobbying came from her involvement with Associated Students Incorporated (ASI) and her former role as the organization’s secretary of external affairs. That interest recently grew when the political science senior took…
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Andrew Ketsdever joined the College of Engineering as its new dean on July 10 with a central vision — prioritize student engagement. “We need students to feel like they have a sense of belonging here,” Ketsdever said. “Engineering is hard,…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s College Corps program has been instrumental in empowering and supporting students to make a positive impact on campus and in the surrounding community. Through various initiatives and projects, College Corps fellows have been able to showcase their…
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The Office of Undergraduate Research recently hosted series of Summer Research Seminars that featured a carefully curated lineup of speakers designed to expose attendees to cutting edge research and novel perspectives. The six-week series, which was from June 14 to…
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The hub for Black student life on campus formerly known as the African American Student Center has a new name. Students recently pushed to rename it the Black Resource Center (BRC). The new name will go into effect at the…
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The College of Professional and Global Education (CPGE) recently hosted a cultural exchange event at the International Center with a group of students from two universities in South Korea, along with CPP staff and faculty. The two-hour July 14 event…
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Much of what Eddie Montoya, III does on the job mirrors what he did as a student assistant. That’s mainly because Montoya (’19, urban and regional planning) is working in the same place he was as an undergraduate — the…
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In May, instead of marching at his commencement ceremony, Zachary Gaines (’23, aerospace engineering) and four fellow students were in a field outside Sioux Falls, South Dakota, watching a 100-foot-tall high-altitude balloon fill with helium. Attached to it was an…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s Office of Undergraduate Research is gearing up for the 9th Annual Creative Activities & Research Symposium (CARS), a premier platform for students to share their innovative projects, research findings, and creative endeavors. The symposium, scheduled for Thursday,…
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