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Our College

Are you interested in animals? Growing things? Biology and chemistry? Making food healthier or safer? Clothing? Sustainability and the environment? Do you want a challenging career that has a direct impact beyond pure scientific research?

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Welcome from the Dean

portrait of the dean

The beginning of the New Millennium is developing a bright sunrise for the College of Agriculture. Over the past few years we have undergone a transformation from a small production based college into a more modern, urban inclusive college of agriculture. The inclusion of the food industry, as part of our corporate base, has enabled the college to embrace everything →

We're very proud of our history

First graduation at Cal Poly

College of Agriculture - The Founding College of Cal Poly Pomona

The first students and graduates at Cal Poly Pomona were all agriculture students. Here is a picture of our first graduation in 1957 in the Rose Garden. We celebrated our 70th anniversary in 2008- 2009 and our 75th will be during the 2013-2014 school year.

Check out our pictures from our 70th anniversary event →

Read the Agricolumn

Agricolumn magazine issues

The College of Agriculture’s award winning annual magazine profiles people, highlights programs and reviews events.

Read the latest issue of AgriColumn →
Research → A research student and microscope

Additional learning occurs through research for both faculty and students.

Community Service →A mother and child

The College of Ag offers activities for the community’s benefit.

News →

Catch up on the latest news from the College of Agriculture.

Building College Strength → Road

Our alliances with industry and public sector activities strengthen the college.

Dean's List and President's List →

Students achieving a grade point average of 3.5 or higher qualify for the Dean’s list or the President’s Honor List.

Dean's Council → A group photo of the Dean's Councils

The Dean’s Council serves in an advisory capacity to the Dean for the benefit of the College of Ag.