Isabella Heinemann came to Cal Poly for mechanical engineering but found a community that shares her passion for an outdoor sport that has put her in the national spotlight. Heinemann, a second-year student
The Cal Poly Employee Development Office is offering an Exposing Hidden Bias Workshop. The event will be on March 21 from 9 to 10:30 a.m. on Zoom. Participants will take part in
The 2023 Service-Learning Faculty Fellows will present the Service-Learning Showcase of course redesign proposals on Wednesday, March 15 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the Bonderson Engineering Projects Center room 104. The
College of Engineering Dean Amy S. Fleischer has invited finalists for the founding director of The Noyce School of Applied Computing position to visit campus. Biographies and curricula vitae will be available one
Major: Materials Engineering Hometown: Mountain View, CA What made you choose engineering? I chose engineering because it would allow me to pursue my passion for math and science and equip me with the
Major: Aerospace Engineering, Astronautics Concentration Hometown: Aurora, CO What made you choose engineering? I have always been a problem-solver ever since I was little, and engineering was the path where I would be
