Proposals are now being accepted for the Warren J. Baker and Robert D. Koob Endowments for the 2025-26 academic year. These awards fund hands-on, Learn by Doing student projects across all majors. Undergraduate and graduate students
Each week, the College of Engineering features an outstanding member of the engineering community to be part of its spotlight campaign. This week, we are highlighting computer engineering Assistant Professor Andrea Schuman.
When mechanical engineering student Amir Saatchi visited the Community Action Partnership of San Luis Obispo County’s (CAPSLO) 40 Prado Homeless Services Center, he encountered Janie, a retired teacher looking for a new
The Faculty Mini-Sabbatical Program is designed to bring top academic talent from universities across the world for a consecutive one-to-three-month visit to the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. This program provides an excellent
The BEACoN Research Mentoring Program, run by the Office of University Diversity & Inclusion, is looking for its next cohort of BEACoN Scholars, with research projects within all six colleges and the Kennedy Library! Centering
Each week, the College of Engineering features an outstanding member of the engineering community to be part of its spotlight campaign. This week, we are highlighting Colin Carpenter, biomedical engineering administrative coordinator.
When Maximilian Dauner arrived at Cal Poly in mid-September from Munich, Germany, the computer science office pulled him right in. Faculty stopped by to introduce themselves, and one afternoon a colleague even
Tesla invites Cal Poly’s 2025 engineering grads to apply for the PEAK Program. The PEAK Program is a dynamic, six-month training initiative tailored for early-career engineers. It’s designed to equip participants with a broad understanding of
