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Polytrends| SPRING | SUMMER | 2009 Polyspring | summer | 2009 MAGAZINETrends T H e P o w e r o f Don Huntley oneis not one to shy away from a c H a l l e n g e PolyTrends MAGAZINE spring | summer | 2009 Vol. 19, No. 2 tablE Of CONTENTS http://polycentric.csupomona.edu Keep up with Feature Stories university news, announcements, 8 photos and Teamwork Pays Off events through CAl POlY Pomona’S 16 ONlINE magazine! The Power of One 20 Unraveling Medical Mysteries Departments Dr. J. Michael Ortiz 2 President, Cal Poly Pomona University News Scott C. Warrington Vice President for University Advancement Dr. Ronald H. fremont 12 Associate Vice President for University Relations Advancing the University OFFICE Of PUBLIC AFFAIRS, Raise a Glass to Education UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT Editor Uyen Mai Graphic Designer Ani Markarian Photographer Tom Zasadzinski 14 News Editor Esther Chou Events Calendar Story Editor Tim lynch Copy Editor The Word Wizard Contributing Writers Cielestia Calbay, Marisa Navarro, Mark Reinhiller, Carla Sanders 24 Web Site Michelle Magcalas Campus Perspective Distribution and Support Tambra Williams PUBLIC AFFAIRS (909) 869-3342 The Right Fit [email protected] AlUMNI AFFAIRS (909) 869-2963 [email protected] 26 university development (909) 869-4996 Alumni News [email protected] Pledge of Support PolyTrends is published by California State Polytechnic University, Pomona and is distributed to friends of the university. Opinions Renaissance Man expressed in PolyTrends do not necessarily represent the views A Lifetime of Firsts of the university. Letters should be sent to: PolyTrends Editor, Office of Public Affairs, Cal Poly Pomona, 3801 W. Temple Ave., Pomona, CA 91768. As part of its commitment to green printing, PolyTrends is 10% printed on FSC-certified paper. The Forest Stewardship Council www.csupomona.edu (FSC) promotes environmentally appropriate, socially beneficial Not printed at state expense / Printed on recycled paper and economically viable management of the world’s forests. NewS university PhoTos by Tom Zasadzinski Business Construction Continues New Deans at Three Colleges Instructor Shari Wasson and student Chia-Yi Mou, Preparations for a groundbreaking ceremony are Cal Poly Pomona welcomes three new deans to the university after separate national searches. near their respective works of art, at the Mentors Art Provost Marten denBoer appointed the distinguished educators to lead the College of Business Exhibition at the Cal Poly Pomona Downtown Center. underway as the College of Business Administration resumes construction of a new business complex that was Administration, College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences, and the College of Agriculture. once delayed due to the state budget crisis. In late 2008, the state halted 5,000 construction projects, including the business complex, after it was unable to sell long-term bonds. CBA received good news in April when the sale of nearly $7 billion in infrastructure bonds allowed the state to reinstate suspended projects. “The construction of a business complex is one of the most important projects in the college’s history,” Interim Dean Lynn Turner says. “We never stopped believing that it would come to fruition. The college looks forward to offering a space that’s learning-centered and that makes our alumni proud to walk through the courtyard and down the hallways.” Construction is scheduled to begin on the $33 million project in early The Art of Mentorship August. A groundbreaking ceremony will be offered in the fall, so students and the college community can participate in the celebration. exhibiting aRt can be as compLex and Situated east of the W.K. Kellogg Rose Garden and north of the CLA Building, Dr. Richard lapidus Dr. Carol P. Richardson Dr. lester Young multifaceted as creating the work itself. the new business complex will include three buildings and a courtyard totaling To guide students through the process, Cal more than 83,000 square feet. Amenities include lecture halls with tiered Lapidus begins his appointment as dean of RichaRdson has headed the coLLege of Young began seRving as the peRmanent Poly Pomona faculty developed the Mentors seating, a 200-seat Gregoire Family Auditorium and classrooms that incorporate the College of Business Administration Letters, Arts & Social Sciences since dean of the College of Agriculture in Art Exhibition, which ran this spring at the the latest in instructional technology. When the complex opens in fall 2011, it July 1. He is currently associate dean January. On July 1, she completes a six- February after leading the college on an Downtown Center Gallery in Pomona. also will house an Einstein Bros. Bagels café. of administration and an associate month transition from her responsibilities interim basis for 10 months. The premise of the project was The CBA project is funded in part by the passage of Proposition 1D, professor in the College of Business at the at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, With more than 30 years at Cal Poly simple: Pair an Art Department faculty “The Kindergarten-University Public Education Facilities Bond Act of 2006.” University of Nevada, Las Vegas. where she is a professor of music. Pomona, Young has held a number of member with up to three students of his or Additional money is being provided by alumni, donors and other friends of the He brings a wealth of experience to With an extensive background in music administrative positions and served on college, as well as funds from the Cal Poly Pomona Foundation. her choice and the faculty member mentors the university as both a researcher and education, Richardson has served on the the college‘s faculty. He was previously Alumni and the community are invited to attend the groundbreaking them, one-on-one, through the exhibition a faculty member. His current research faculty in the School of Music, Theatre and Interim Associate Vice President of ceremony. More information will be available in the summer and fall online at topics include customer satisfaction, green Dance in Michigan for 12 years, teaching Student Services and also served as process. The event, which premiered http://cba.csupomona.edu or by contacting CBA Development Associate Jeffrey advertising and customer attitudes toward music education and research methods and the Associate Dean of the College of in 2007 during Pasadena’s ArtNight, Cox at [email protected]. highlights the value and importance of pirated merchandise. He has published overseeing theses and dissertations. She Agriculture. mentoring at Cal Poly Pomona. — Marisa Navarro numerous articles on customer service and also served as chair of the Music Education An expert in entomology, Young’s “We pride ourselves in helping work-related stress. A frequent presenter Department, leading a curriculum review, teaching responsibilities have included our students enter the professional at conferences and symposiums, Lapidus redesign and implementation for the general entomology, integrated pest world of art and design,” says Babette The College of Business Administration’s new speaks on both academic and industry- undergraduate and graduate programs and management, biological control, pest Mayor, professor and chair of the Art business complex is slated to open fall 2011. related subjects. establishing continuous assessments. control practices and population ecology. Department. “This is an opportunity for “Richard truly stood out during our “Carol will continue a legacy of He has also served as the program us to help students gain valuable insight search process, providing a vision for the energy and passion in the leadership of coordinator for Agricultural Biology. into the highly rigorous and competitive future of the college,” says denBoer. “His CLASS,” denBoer says. “Her vision for the “Les’ breadth of experience gives the experience of exhibiting. It is also an energy and commitment to teaching and future gives me great confidence that we College of Agriculture community a strong opportunity for students to learn about scholarship will be well received in the will continue to elevate the work of these advocate and a passionate leader,” says and interact with their local community.” business community and elevate the work important faculty, staff and students.” denBoer. The exhibit featured artwork from of the college.” Richardson attended Valparaiso Young attended Cal State Los 32 faculty and students of the Art Lapidus earned a bachelor’s degree University in Indiana, majoring in music Angeles for his undergraduate education, Department and included 3-D from Indiana University, a master‘s degree education. She received her master‘s degree majoring in zoology. He attended CSU East design, painting, mixed media, in marketing from Cal State Long Beach in music from Northwestern University and Bay for his master‘s degree in bioscience photography and digital work. and his doctoral degree in marketing from her doctorate in music education from the and earned his doctorate in entomology the University of Nebraska. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. from UC Berkeley. — Carla Sanders —Esther Chou 2 PolyTrends | spring | summer | 2009 PolyTrends | spring | summer | 2009 3 Grant Supports Stem Cell Education Students will have the opportunity to learn about the latest advances in stem cell biology thanks to a University Teams with Walt Disney Imagineering nearly $1.5 million Bridges to Stem Cell Research Award from the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine. WhiLe most of the students at caL poly pomona WeRe
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