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Diving Into Her Work: Distinguished Teacher Kim Westermann

After working with "Big Four" accounting firms, the Cal Poly alumnus briefly became a bartender, which set her on a journey to become an award-winning educator and researcher.

Digging into the Research: Summer Undergraduate Research Program Pairs 37 Students with 20 Faculty Members

Business students are using AI and other tools to conduct research with faculty mentors over the summer

Economics Professor Who Researched How to Build Winning Teams Discusses This Year's NBA Finals

Joseph Kuehn concluded that teams with players that complement each other fare best. Do this year's finals support that?

Protect the Egg: Students Demonstrate Packaging Challenges in Annual Contest

Poly Pack club presents Egg Drop to excited crowd at San Luis Obispo Farmer's Market

Low Income Taxpayer Clinic Director Lisa Sperow Selected to Lead Law School

Last year, the LITC recorded its highest volume of client work

Window of Opportunity: Finance Alumnus Returns to Alma Mater for High-Profile Job

Peter Van Gundy passed on a financial planning career to run a window washing business he founded

This Year's Defining Her Future Features Women Passionate About Their Work

The annual event, put on by the Cal Poly Women in Business, will raise money for LA fire victims

Help Me Ronda: Ronda Beaman Helps Other Achieve Dreams Through Leadership Class and Work with Terminally Ill Adults

Ronda Beaman's leadership class is a student favorite, offering career readiness preparation and mentoring

Katya Vasilaky’s Ukrainian Roots Have Influenced Her Careers as a Dancer and Economist

Both of Katya Vasilaky’s careers, first as a dancer with the San Francisco Ballet and then as an assistant professor of economics, were strongly influenced by her Ukrainian roots

State Law Mandating Plastic Packaging Be Recyclable Could Promote Positive Sustainable Innovation, But Plastic Isn’t Always Bad – Or the Most Damaging

Students in Cal Poly’s Industrial Technology and Packaging program are encouraged to explore sustainable packaging.

Finance Chair: Interest Rate Raised to Combat Inflation Could Eventually Lower Housing Prices

Rising interest rates have made homeownership harder, but may ultimately benefit buyers, says Cal Poly’s Finance Department chair

Large Crowd Embraces the Return of Poly Pack’s Egg Drop Competition

The Cal Poly egg drop competition returned to the downtown San Luis Obispo Farmer's Market

Giving Back: De Werd Faculty Fellowship Benefits Students by Inspiring Educators to Be Impactful

The De Werd Faculty Fellowship encourages faculty to have a strong impact on students

2021 Cal Poly Distinguished Scholarship Award

Economics professor Stephen Hamilton is recognized for exemplifying the teacher-scholar model and for his applied research

How We Learn by Doing

Faced with a tight timeline and complex site, a Cal Poly team of business and architecture students won a major real estate competition—and got a glimpse of their future careers