Prior to 1991-92 AY outstanding student advisors were recognized by individual Colleges and Schools in various ways. President Suzuki instituted a University program to recognize and salute the valued contributions of advisors to our entire student body.
All faculty and staff of the College of Engineering are eligible for this honor. The College solicits nominations from students, faculty, and staff, with a committee composed of previous awardees selecting the college candidate. We believe that educators facilitate student learning by both teaching and advising. We seek to identify those individuals advancing student performance and success by sharing best practices not only with their students but also with colleagues.
The Outstanding Advisor Plaque is on display in the College
Offices.
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May 23, 2011
2011 Outstanding Advisors Honored
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Provost Marten denBoer honored this year's Outstanding Academic Advisors for their dedication to students with an awards reception May 19. Eight faculty members, two staff members and one advising program were honored.
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The Outstanding Advisors are:
- Muditha Senanayake, Apparel Merchandising & Management / College of Agriculture
- Juanita Roxas, International Business & Marketing / College of Business Administration
- Jocelyn Pacleb, Ethnic & Women's Studies / College of Education & Integrative Studies
- Gerald K. Herder, Engineering Technology / College of Engineering
- Ray Kampf, Art / College of Environmental Design
- Donald W. St. Hilaire, Collins College of Hospitality Management
- Peter Ross, Philosophy / College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences
- David Moriarty, Biological Sciences / College of Science
- Leslie Corcoran, Registrar's Office / Student Affairs
- Pam Adams, College of Business Administration / Academic Affairs
The Outstanding Program is Student Support & Equity Programs (SSEP). |
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CAMPUS NEWS
Week of 5/17/2010
Outstanding Advisors Honored
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President Michael Ortiz honored this year's Outstanding Academic Advisers for their dedication to students with an awards reception on May 13 in the CLA Building's Heritage Room. In addition to the nine individual awards, two outstanding programs were also honored.
The Outstanding Advisors are:
- Broc A. Sandelin, Animal & Veterinary Science/College of Agriculture
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- James S. Kang, Electrical & Computer Engineering, College of Engineering
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Kevin Farmer, Management & Human Resources/College of Business Administration
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Dennis Jacobsen, Education/College of Education and Integrative Studies
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Andrew O. Wilcox, Landscape Architecture/College of Environmental Design
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Donald W. St. Hilaire, Collins College of Hospitality Management
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Faye L. Wachs, Psychology & Sociology/College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences
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Barbara Burke, Chemistry/College of ScienceAmber Stroman, Student Support and Equity Programs/Student Affairs
The Outstanding Program Awardees are:
- Achievement, Retention and Commitment to Higher Education Success [ARCHES], Disability Resource Center/Student Affairs
- Mechanical Engineering At-Risk Advising, Mechanical Engineering/College of Engineering
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CAMPUS NEWS
Week of 5/17/2009
Outstanding Advisors Honored
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President Michael Ortiz honored this year's Outstanding Academic Advisers for their dedication to students with an awards reception on May 14 in the CLA Building's Heritage Room.
This year's nine outstanding advisers are:
- Dr. Frederick Roth, Plant Sciences / College of Agriculture
- Dr. F. Phillip Ghazanfari, Finance, Real Estate & Law / College of Business Administration
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- Dr. Patricia A. de Freitas, Ethnic & Womens Studies / College of Education & Integrative Studies
- Mr. Clifford M. Stover, Mechanical Engineering / College of Engineering
- Mr. Andrew O. Wilcox, Landscape Architecture / College of Environmental Design
- Dr. Donald W. St. Hilaire, Collins College of Hospitality Management
- Dr. Tina Carroll McCorkindale, Communication / College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences
- Dr. Pamela J. Sperry, Biological Sciences / College of Science
- Ms. Kim Huynh, Student Support and Equity Programs (SSEP) / Student Affairs
In addition, the Academic Support Services for Student Affairs Student-Athletes was recognized for being an outstanding advising program.
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CAMPUS NEWS
Week of 6/1/2008
Oustanding Advisers Recognized for Dedication to Students
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Nine faculty members were recognized for being outstanding advisers to students
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President Michael Ortiz honored this year's Outstanding Academic Advisers for their dedication to students with an awards reception on May 29 at the CLA Building's Heritage Conference Center.
This years nine outstanding advisers are:
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In addition, the Maximizing Engineering Potential in the College of Engineering was recognized for being an outstanding advising program. |
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CAMPUS NEWS
Week of 5/20/2007
2007 Outstanding Academic Advisors Honored
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The 2007 Outstanding Academic
Advisors were each honored for their dedication to students.
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Sometimes it's for being the cheerful
and supportive person in the office or the professor who sends
out constant e-mails about job opportunities. It could also be
the professor who is spotted working on a Saturday by her students
or the one who convinces his student to pursue grad school.
The reasons why some staff and faculty are awarded
Outstanding Academic Advisor of the Year are plentiful and diverse.
However, they all share similar characteristics in that they
go above and beyond supporting their students' endeavors.
On May 17, more than 100 people came together to
honor this year's exemplary group at the 2007 Outstanding Academic
Advisers Awards. President Michael Ortiz and Provost Tomas Morales
hosted a reception for the honorees at the CLA Building's Heritage
Conference Center.
The Outstanding Academic Advisor Awards recognize
faculty and staff members who excel in helping students reach
their potentials. The awardees are each chosen by faculty, staff
and students from their college or division.
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In addition the Renaissance
Scholars program in the Division of Student Affairs was selected
as the Outstanding Advising Program of the Year.
Each award winner is chosen by faculty, staff
and students from their college or division. |
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CAMPUS
NEWS
Week of 5/28/2006
Outstanding
Academic Advisers Honored for Dedication to Students
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This year's Outstanding Academic Advisers were honored at a reception hosted by President Ortiz.
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President Michael
Ortiz honored this year's Outstanding Academic Advisers for their
dedication to students with a ceremony and reception on May 25
at the CLA Building's Heritage Conference Center.
This
year's 10 outstanding advisers are:
- Martin Sancho-Madriz, College of Agriculture
- Michele Rash, College of Agriculture
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Ashok Natarajan, College of Business Administration
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Christina Chavez, College of Education & Integrative
Studies
- Vilupanur Ravi, College of Engineering
- Axel Prichard-Schmitzberger, College of Environmental Design
- Margie Jones, The Collins School of Hospitality Management
- Jane Ballinger, College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences
- Lisa Alex, College of Science
- Won Choi, Student Affairs
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In addition, the Student
Support & Equity Programs (SSEP) in the division of Student
Affairs was selected as the Outstanding Advising Program of the
Year.
Each award winner is chosen by faculty, staff and
students from their college or division. |
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CAMPUS
NEWS
Week of 6/5/2005
Outstanding Academic
Advisers Honored for Dedication to Students
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This
year's Outstanding Academic Advisers were honored
for their dedication to students with a ceremony and reception
on May 26 at the CLA Building’s Heritage Conference Center.
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President
Michael Ortiz honored this year's Outstanding Academic
Advisers for their dedication to students with a ceremony and
reception on May 26 at the CLA Buildings Heritage Conference
Center.
This
years nine outstanding advisers are:
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Edward
S. Fonda, College of Agriculture
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Stephen
C. Iman, College of Business Administration
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Gary
Kinsey, College of Education & Integrative Studies
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Christina
N. Shelton, College of Engineering
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Gary
McGavin, College of Environmental Design
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Gary
A. Hamilton, The Collins School of Hospitality Management
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Lin
Wu, College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences
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Patricia
Hale, College of Science
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Scott
Tsuji, Student Affairs
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addition, Achievement, Retention and Commitment to Higher Education
Success (ARCHES) was selected as the Outstanding Advising Program
of the Year. |
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CAMPUS
NEWS
Originally Posted on Week of 5/30/2004
Outstanding Academic Advisers 2004
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President Pays
Tribute to Outstanding Academic Advisers
All of the faculty and staff members honored
this year with Outstanding Academic Advisers Awards have something
in common, according to the students and colleagues who nominated
them. These individuals are devoted to their students, passionate
about academic success and always go above and beyond the job
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President Michael Ortiz honored the Outstanding Academic
Advisers for their dedication to students with a ceremony and reception
on May 27 at the CLA Building’s Heritage Conference Center.
“There are so many things related to good advising – student persistence,
graduation rate and clarification of what an individual wants to do with their
life,” said Ortiz. “Good advisers sit with students to discuss what
their professional aspirations are and guide them to make the right choices in
reaching those aspirations.”
“I know that the students at Cal Poly Pomona are extremely delighted with
the quality of advising they get in general, but the individuals we are recognizing
today are outstanding examples of that,” he said.
This year’s outstanding advisers are:
- Gerald E. Hackett, College of Agriculture
- Robert L. Hurt, College of Business Administration
- Kamran Abedini, College of Engineering
- Charles E. Loggins, College of Environmental Design
- Lisa Nelson, College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences
- Herb Fynewever, College of Science
- Michael Godfrey, Collins School of Hospitality Management
- Kenneth M. Stahl, College of Education & Integrative Studies
- Gretchen Anderson, Student Affairs
In addition,
Educational Equity Services and the Educational Opportunity
Program was selected as the Outstanding Advising Program of
the Year.
The honorees were introduced by their college/school dean and a student who
nominated them. Upon accepting the award, each honoree expressed their gratitude
for the award and appreciation of advising.
“I’ve always thought that teaching and advising are seamless because we engage
people, not just students in a classroom,” said Stahl.
Anderson, who has worked in Admissions & Outreach for nine years and, prior
to that, worked in the University Advising Center for seven years, said she
enjoys her job because she loves the students she meets with each day.
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Outstanding Advisor Awards Programs:
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HONORING CAL POLY POMONA'S 2002-2003 OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC
ADVISORS
Moderator
Dr. Elhami T. Ibrahim,
Associate Vice President for Academic Programs
Presentation of Awards
Dr. Bob H. Suzuki, President
Dr. Elhami T. Ibrahim, Associate Vice President for Academic
Programs
Ms. Katheen A. Street, Associate Vice President for Enrollment Services
Awardees
Mr. Flint G. Freeman - College of Agriculture
Dr. Rochelle A. Kellner - College of Business Adminstration
Dr. Stephen H. Bryant - College of Education and Integrative Studies
Mr. Gerald K. Herder - College of Engineering
Mr. Kenneth S. Nakaba - College of Environmental Design
Dr. Laurie A. Roades - College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences
Dr. David P. Campbell - College of Science
Mr. Michael Godfrey - Collins School of Hospitality Management
Ms. Maria Ruiz - Student Affairs
Ms. Nora J. Babinski - Mathematics Intensive Learning Experience (ILE) Program
(Outstanding
Advising Program of the Year)
Plan to Attend the Awards Reception to recognize and honor our
2002-2003 Outstanding Academic Advisors
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HONORING CAL POLY POMONA'S 2001-2002 OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC
ADVISORS
Opening Comments
Dr. Elhami T. Ibrahim
Associate Vice President for Academic Programs
Introductions
Dr. Debra A. Brum, Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs
Ms. Katheen A. Street, Associate Vice President for Enrollment Services
Presentation of Awards
Dr. Bob H. Suzuki, President
Awardees
Ms. Debra A. Goman — Student Affairs
Dr. Mark A. Meskin — College of Agriculture
Dr. James C. Bassett — College of Business Administration
Dr. Yi Cheng — College of Engineering
Mr. Charles D. Fredrick — College of Environmental Design
Dr. George Stavros — College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences
Dr. Barbara A. Burke — College of Science
Ms. Margie F. Jones — Collins School of Hospitality Management
Mr. Mario Ruiz — College of Education and Integrative Studies
Closing Comments
Dr. Elhami T. Ibrahim
Social
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8th Floor of the CLA Building (The Heritage Conference Room)
Thursday, May 25, 1999, 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Moderator
Dr. Elhami T. Ibrahim, Associate Vice President
for Academic Programs
Presenters
President Bob H. Suzuki
Dr. Marvin L. Klein, Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs
Dr. Gene I. Awakuni, Vice President for Student Affairs
Awardees
Dr. Edward A. Cogger — College of Agriculture
Dr. Edwin D. Klewer — College of Business Administration
Ms. Sue E. Moore — College of Engineering
Mr. Kip A. Dickson — College of Environmental
Design
Dr. Sidney M. Blumner — College of Letters,
Arts, and Social Sciences
Dr. Michael L. Keith — College of Science
Dr. William B. Martin — Collins School of Hospitality
Management
Mr. John Bacheller — School of Education and
Integrative Studies
Ms. Jane Mathis Lowe — Student Affairs
Plan to attend the Awards Reception to recognize
and honor our
1999-2000 Outstanding Academic Advisors
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May 27, 1999
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HONORING CAL POLY POMONA’S 1998-99 OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC
ADVISORS
Opening Comments
Dr. Elhami T. Ibrahim
Associate Vice President, Academic Programs
Introductions
Dr. Richard A. Santillan, Interim Vice President
for Academic Affairs
Dr. Gene I. Awakuni, Vice President for Student Affairs
Presentation of Awards
Dr. Bob H. Suzuki, President
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1998-99 OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ADVISORS
Dr. Arthur F. Parker — College of Agriculture
Dr.
Peggy J. Snyder — College of Business Administration
Dr. John R. Biddle — College
of Engineering
Ms. Joan M. Safford — College of Environmental Design
Dr.
Barbara H. Ford — College of Letters, Arts, and Social
Sciences
Mr. Richard A. Robertson — College of Science
Dr. Nancy C. Ware — School
of Education and Integrative Studies
Dr. Ardel A. Nelson — School of
Hotel and Restaurant Management
Ms. Norma León — Student Affairs
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Closing Comments
Dr. Elhami T. Ibrahim
Social
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