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NOVEMBER 2011 |
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| The Alumni Association welcomes author Beverly Macy who will talk about social media marketing, a topic that’s relevant for business professionals, community leaders, educators and people interested in communications. The Executive Speaker Series event is one of many opportunities this month for alumni to connect with the university and each other. This issue of PolyAlumni spotlights Paul Kramer (’93, hotel & restaurant management), who is bringing a sweet family favorite back to Southern California. |
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Executive Speaker Series – Social Media In Business
November 3 Beverly Macy, author and social media marketing expert, will kick off the 2011-12 Executive Speaker Series. Macy will speak on "Social Media in Business: Create Buzz and Strengthen your Brand." All alumni, community members and friends are invited. Register today!
Graduate and Professional School Fair
November 3 The Career Center will host the Graduate & Professional School Fair in the University Quad from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. For more information, contact the Career Center at (909) 869-2341.
CSU Alumni Mega Mixer
November 8 Want to meet other proud graduates of the CSU system? Come to the first CSU Alumni Mega Mixer, featuring graduates from Long Beach, Fullerton, Los Angeles, Dominguez Hills, San Bernardino and Pomona. The mixer will be held at Dave & Buster’s in Arcadia from 6 to 10 p.m.
Southern California Visitor Industry Outlook Conference
November 10 Just when the economy seemed to be stabilizing and growing, the economic roller coaster screeched around a sharp curve. Will we be headed down into a big dip, coast along, or find ourselves facing another steep climb? Where will the travel industry be in the fall and what is expected in 2012? The 23rd Annual Southern California Visitor Industry Outlook Conference, hosted by The Collins College, will feature noted experts representing a range of travel sectors offer their best assessment of the economic situation and how it may affect your business.
4th Annual New York Alumni Reception
November 14 The annual NYC Alumni Mixer returns this November. All alumni are invited to the free reception with complimentary hors d’oeuvres and drinks from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Marriott Marquis, 1535 Broadway, New York City. The event is hosted by Dean Andy Feinstein of The Collins College and Dean Richard Lapidus of the College of Business Administration. RSVP by Nov. 7 to Lisa McPheron at lcmcpheron@csupomona.edu or (909) 896-3151.
International Education Week
November 14-18 Join the International Center in promoting global awareness and diversity at a variety of campus activities and events. |
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Paul Kramer
’93, Hotel and Restaurant Management
Thanks to co-owner Paul Kramer, customers can once again get a double-dip of both ice cream and nostalgia at a Farrell's Ice Cream Parlour Restaurant.
Originally founded in 1963 by Bob Farrell in Portland, Farrell's was famous for servers dressed in turn-of-the-last-century vintage outfits who delivered outlandish entertainment along with super-sized ice cream dessert specialties.
After opening more than 130 restaurants, Farrell sold the franchise to Marriott in the mid-80s, which then sold it to an investment group that was unable to maintain its original success. By the late 80s, it ceased to exist. Then after some lengthy, legal wrangling in 2008, Kramer and his business partner, Mike Fleming, secured rights to the name and resurrected it at locations in Santa Clarita and Santa Monica.
Continue reading about Paul Kramer... |
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What have you been doing lately? Keep us posted by submitting your class notes, which are also posted online. Take a moment and let your classmates learn about you by clicking here! |
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Engineering Ranked 8th Nationally for Hispanic Graduate Studies
Hispanic Business magazine, in its latest look at the state of diversity on college campuses, has ranked the College of Engineering eighth in the nation, and first among the CSUs, in attracting Hispanic postgraduate students and helping them succeed academically.
Arabian Horse Center Goes Green
The W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Center has received a $150,000 grant from CalRecycle to give a new home to recycled tires. About 34,000 old tires will take on two new forms: a bark-like material to be used as pavement and rubber mats for the horse stalls. The rubber bark and mats provide better traction and footing for the horses, says Dr. James Alderson, director of the Arabian Horse Center and professor of animal & veterinary sciences. The cushioned material also is kinder to the horses' joints.
College of Ag Partners With Nonprofit Petting Zoo
After losing its home in Altadena, Danny’s Farm has found a new residence at Cal Poly Pomona. The nonprofit petting zoo has established its home base at the Cal Poly Pomona Foundation-supported animal science farm lab, and its mobile unit will travel around Los Angeles, the Inland Empire and Orange County.
To keep up with Cal Poly Pomona news and events, visit PolyCentric. |
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Persian Visions Exhibit
The W. Keith & Janet Kellogg University Art Gallery will showcase the work of 20 contemporary Iranian photographers. The exhibition will be open through Dec. 3. For details, call (909) 869-4302.
Kellogg Gym Seating/Renovation Campaign
Support Bronco Athletics by providing a personal legacy and recognizing a special person in your life. The Kellogg Gym Seating/Renovation Campaign will bring fans closer to the action, while providing a modern and comfortable seating experience. Leave your mark in Kellogg Gym by sponsoring a seat.
Annual Membership Special – Buy a Year, Get One Free
It’s a great time to be a Bronco! Join the Cal Poly Pomona Alumni Association today and start enjoying all of the great benefits of being a member. One way the university is nationally ranked is by the percentage of active members in the Alumni Association. Sign up today.
What are you paying for your insurance?
Your alumni benefits include a special discounted rate on auto insurance and home insurance from Liberty Mutual. We're proud to provide our members with a great benefit from a Fortune 100 company that protects millions of people in the country. (Discounts and savings are available where state laws and regulations allow, and may vary by state. To the extent permitted by law, applicants are individually underwritten; not all applicants may qualify.)
Stay in Touch
Have you moved, changed careers, updated your e-mail address? Stay informed on what your alma mater is accomplishing. Keep us posted on all of your information changes through the Alumni Connection website. Updating is a cinch.
Become an Alumni Mentor Today!
The e-mentoring program allows students to receive practical career advice. Students can search for mentors by major, occupation or special interest. Start mentoring today.
Cal Poly Pomona Alumni Association on LinkedIn
Join the official Cal Poly Pomona Alumni Association Group and get linked to a network of more than 15,000 alumni.
Alumni Email Account For Life Now Available
You've ask, we've listened! You now have access to a totally free Cal Poly Pomona Alumni Email Account for Life hosted by Microsoft. Register today!
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Cal Poly Pomona is an exceptional university. From its outstanding faculty and staff, and a well-prepared student body, to a large base of successful alumni, there is much we have to be thankful for. Beyond these assets that have helped us earn an international reputation for excellence and enterprise, this university is particularly thankful for a strong foundation of supporters that are so essential for building excellence. Click here to support Cal Poly Pomona. |
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