Cal Poly Mourns the Loss of Dr. Ed Sullivan

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	February 19, 2009 Cal Poly Mourns the Loss of Dr. Ed Sullivan The College of Engineering mourns the loss of Associate Dean and Professor Edward C. Sullivan. A member of the Civil and Environmental Engineering faculty since 1989, Dr. Sullivan taught transportation engineering classes emphasizing traffic analysis and modeling, evaluation methods and traffic collision modeling. Click here to read an article on Dr. Sullivan in the Mustang Daily Click here to read an article in the San Luis Obispo Tribune	Kathleen Holmgren Industrial Engineering 1980 “Cal Poly has always been there for me.” The students and faculty in my department were very close to one another and I felt nurtured professionally and personally. I'm still in touch with professors, and I'm still involved with the college because it's where I received the foundation for my career.