Packing for a beach day in Hawaii for most means reef-safe sunscreen, swimming shoes and snorkel gear but not if that shoreline visit is part of a mission to reverse climate change. In
An engineering student is reflecting on a summer service trip to South Africa that profoundly altered his worldview, fostering empathy, cultural sensitivity and a renewed drive to make a difference. “Seeing how other
Dr. Alessandro Hill (industrial and manufacturing engineering) and Dr. Steffen Peuker (mechanical engineering) are collaborating on a multidisciplinary research project investigating students’ social networks. In their latest publication [1], they presented a novel
Forest Service Department of Agriculture is seeking applicants for several vacancies. Caring for the Land and Serving People Nature inspires us, grounds us and surrounds us. At the Forest Service, people and nature are
Balloons carry Cal Poly engineering students’ electronic hardware designs aloft in project sponsored by emergency communications technology company OWL Integrations Watching a small weather balloon floating up to the stratosphere may not seem
Alumnus aims to help women in engineering graduate through new endowment Cal Poly alumnus Mike Hammons wanted to do something that would benefit the future of engineering. Hammons and his wife, Keri, thought
