Duo Authentication
Important note to faculty: There are a number of remote instruction resources becoming available to faculty and students that will require the use of Cal Poly’s multi factor authentication system (Duo Authentication). This
SURP applications close May 4!
The College of Engineering Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) is now accepting student applications for this summer. SURP is an 8-week program where students perform research directly with faculty, and receive a $3000 stipend.
Cal Poly Virtual Open House
Congratulations on being accepted to, or waitlisted for, Cal Poly for the fall 2020 quarter! While we are disappointed we can’t invite you to campus to experience Cal Poly in person, we are excited to bring Cal
Modified Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP)
The College of Engineering is moving forward with a modified Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) this summer that accommodates a remote option. The site has been reopened to submit proposals online. If you have already
Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, Cal Poly Engineering Faculty Members Adapt Courses, Shift Focus to Coronavirus
As soon as Eric Paton heard there was a shortage of hospital ventilators worldwide amid the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak, the Cal Poly lecturer reached out to students he knew could help and
Electrical Engineering Professor Amin Malekmohammadi Publishes in Journal
Amin Malekmohammadi published “All-fiber mode converter based on LP11 coupled-mode for mode division multiplexing systems,” in the Optics and Laser Technology journal. Malekmohammadi worked with Rabiu Imam Sabitu. . Description In this paper,
Brian Self and Jim Widmann to Present During Live Broadcast
Mechanical Engineering Department Chair Jim Widmann and Professor Brian Self will present “Inquiry-Based Learning: Hands-On Activities in Mechanics” during an upcoming live webcast presented by the Department of Research. “Inquiry-Based Learning” April 15th,
Securely Working From Home
Moving from the campus technology environment to working remotely can create some security risks. In order to keep the Cal Poly community safe, we recommend taking the following steps to securely work from home: