Jose Ortiz may be graduating with multiple academic achievements, but his journey to success was not easy. Before transferring to CPP in fall 2021, Ortiz spent many years after high school at Pasadena City College (PCC), where he earned three…
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In college, political science students study political behavior, learn about the inner workings of political systems and actions to bring about political and social change. Raisa Majid aspires to use the knowledge she gained from majoring in political science to…
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Diana Aguilar-Cruz is not slowing down anytime soon! After nearly a year of serving as a CSU Student Trustee, Aguilar-Cruz is getting ready to walk — and speak — at the College of Science commencement ceremonies. She will walk away…
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Melane Olmeda can trace the origins of her work ethic to a childhood struggle with chronic migraines. As a young girl growing up in Watsonville, near Santa Cruz, debilitating headaches often sidelined her from play and required her to be…
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A new study published on May 10 in the journal Royal Society Open Science has shown that in the Gila monster, a large venomous lizard, encounters between females are far more intense and violent than interactions between males. When male…
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For Abigail Trujillo, science offers a pathway to understanding. Science provides the fundamental understanding of how the natural world works and the tools to solve life’s puzzles. Trujillo has had an insatiable inquisitiveness about the world since she was a…
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John Lloyd, co-chair of the Alternative Transportation Committee (ATC) and history professor at Cal Poly Pomona, has been appointed to the Foothill Transit Governing Board, responsible for bringing the benefits of public transportation to the community. Lloyd has been a…
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New engineers, cybersecurity specialists, environmental scientists, teachers, architects, transportation planners, financial analysts, game and film music composers, hospitality and tourism managers, and pre-vet, pre-med and pre-law students will cross the stage in the University Quad to accept their degrees on…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s learn-by-doing philosophy is embedded in student projects and programs from a liquid-fueled rocket destined for space to the design of the award-winning Cal Poly Universities Rose Floats. This philosophy also includes the hands-on work kinesiology students do…
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Hosted by the Office of Academic Innovation, the Faculty & Staff Summer Conference is an opportunity to learn and engage with industry professionals and academics with the theme, “Pathways to the Future: Exploring the Intersection of Learning, Work, and Community.”…
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