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Great day watching Cal Poly Pomona and SLO engineering students demo their Northrop Grumman land and air projects and see Ayala HS engineering alumni, Leonardo Casillas- now a veteran with a second year in the program.@cppengineering @BaldyViewROP
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No matter how much (or how fast) time passes after you leave CPP, the #Classof2023 will forever be Broncos! 💛 🐎 💚
Just make sure you come back and visit sometime. #CPPgrad
Professor for a Day had a great alumni lineup sharing everything they know about what it takes to push your career forward. Thanks to Ralph Martin Agbayani, Nicholas D. Theiss, Wesley Heston and Adan De La Cruz, for taking time from their work to speak to our students.
Our float "Road to Reclamation" earned the Extraordinaire Trophy in the Tournament of Roses Parade!
CPP team president Ryan Ward's ('22, ME) favorite part? "Taking a small, often overlooked, part of nature and scaling it up to the size of a 55-foot-long Rose Parade float.”
Broncos take their planes flight testing in ARO 1011, Introduction to Aeronautics and Air Propulsion Laboratory.
Tristan Sherman ('20, aerospace engineering), part-time lecturer, checks a drone at the Huntley Vineyard at Cal Poly Pomona.
Congrats to Professor Paul Nissenson, this year's national Outstanding Teaching awardee from the American Society for Engineering Society @ASEE_DC
Don't be late! We're back in-person Feb. 12, but we'll see most of you on Feb. 14 (Valentine's Day!)
Don Edberg, Ph.D. earned the 2022 Wang Family Excellence Award for Outstanding Teaching Faculty!
“It’s hard to comprehend winning this award over the entire CSU system, which has thousands of great instructors. I am very honored to be recognized and humbled at the same time.”
In the year 2021, on the 21st day of December, we have arrived at the shortest day of the year. Make every hour of daylight count today!
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Fluor’s Global University Sponsorship Program awarded a $25,000 grant to @cppengineering. The grant will support Corrosion and Materials projects, the Career Center, the Maximizing Engineering Potential program and various engineering student clubs with a DE&I focus.


































