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Top 10 Stories of 2021

Returning to Campus, a $40 Million Gift, a Tearful Goodbye Among 2021’s Top 10

After spending most of 2020 operating remotely, Cal Poly Pomona had an awakening of sorts in 2021, with more people, events and activities returning to campus. It also was a year of transformative gifts, Olympic hopes and Rose Float building.
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CPP Receives SchoolsFirst FCU Grant to Prepare Computer Science Teachers

The Center for Excellence in Math and Science Teaching, in partnership with the College of Education and Integrative Studies, has received a multi-year grant to establish the SchoolsFirst FCU Computer Science Authorization Awards.
Graduates

CPP No. 1 Among Polytechnics for Degrees to Hispanic Students

Hispanic Outlook on Education ranks Cal Poly Pomona No. 1 among polytechnic universities and No. 18 among all U.S. universities for the number of Hispanic students graduating with Bachelor degrees in 2019-20.
A group of students celebrates during the 2019 commencement ceremony.

Cal Poly Pomona Announces 2022 Commencement Ceremonies

Commencement ceremonies will return to campus in May 2022 to celebrate the Class of 2022. The university will hold 12 ceremonies over three days, Friday through Sunday, May 20-22.
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Alejandra Arevalo
Alejandra Arevalo

“When I joined Project CAMINOS, it was a pretty new program, so I had the opportunity to really help us brand, and that is something that I have really enjoyed”

- Alejandra Arevalo, Office of Student Success



Featured Sites

Lanterman

Lanterman

Learn of plans to revitalize Lanterman into a thriving, active community that allows people to live, learn, work, play.
The entryway to the Rose Float Lab

Rose Float Lab

Take a virtual tour of the Rose Float Lab and Design Complex.
The Veterans Resource Center in the SSB

Veterans Resource Center

Established in 2012 to support the personal and academic success of CPP's military affiliated students.
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Faculty

Teaching Virtually and Remotely

In partnership with the Center for the Advancement of Faculty Excellence (CAFE), colleges and departments are supporting faculty to teach virtually and/or remotely. The CAFE Website has resources and quick start guides for online tools like Blackboard, Zoom and Kaltura.

Visit CAFE Website
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Students

Online Engagement and Support

Cal Poly Pomona remains committed to keeping students engaged in the virtual environment. Visit the Student Affairs Online Engagement and Support website to learn how to access workshops, wellbeing resources, support services and how to best contact departments remotely.

Visit Online Engagement & Support Website
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Students

Academic & Student Services Support

While Cal Poly Pomona course instruction has transitioned to a virtual format given the COVID-19 concerns, the university will continue to offer student services. Visit the Academic and Student Services Support website for information and access to various services.

Visit Virtual Advising & Academics Toolkit Website