The gardens outside the Orfalea College of Business, Education Building and Architecture Department don’t maintain themselves.
Here’s how the Fall 2015 admitted students stack up
To start, the average GPA of admitted students is a 4.0.
Giving back to the community, one tax return at a time
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA) is a program that provides a free tax service for people who earn $53,000 or less.
New College of Business dean looks outward
Dawson’s outward focus — his ability to build relationships with businesses and industries outside the university — was an attribute the college of business wanted to take advantage of.
College of Business ranks in Bloomberg Businessweek’s top business schools
Bloomberg Businessweek starts out with a list that includes any U.S. school offering a business degree that has asked to be considered for ranking, or that has been eligible in the past.
College of Business selects new dean
Scott Dawson, the current head of Portland State University’s business school, will be the next dean of Cal Poly’s Orfalea College of Business, according to an email from Provost Kathleen Enz Finken.
Candidate for College of Business dean talks international students, fundraising
Scott Dawson, the second candidate for dean of the Orfalea College of Business, spoke at a forum Thursday.
College of Business dean candidate speaks on campus
One of two finalists to take over as dean of the Orfalea College of Business spoke Tuesday at a forum attended by students, faculty and staff.
Business college announces 2 finalists for dean
Doug Cerf, former area chair for accounting and business law at Cal Poly, currently serves as the Orfalea College of Business’ interim dean.
Orfalea interim dean still unknown
The interim dean of the Orfalea College of Business has not yet been announced, though the administration plans to do so before commencement, according to Cal Poly spokesperson Matt Lazier.
Business dean ‘excited’ to take bite out of Big Apple
Orfalea College of Business Dean Dave Christy is leaving San Luis Obispo for New York City, but he’s not nervous about the big change — after all, he’ll be moving up in academia as he becomes the provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at Baruch College.