Another year has flown by, but the college accomplished a ton including launching new career readiness courses, hiring two exciting new faculty, creating separate master’s degrees in accounting and tax, recruiting an excellent cohort for the new M.S. Business Analytics, offering numerous international tour opportunities for students, nearly reaching the first million dollars raised for the building upgrade, and completing approval of several new minors. One of the most amazing stories this year is the more than doubling in size of the Cal Poly Accounting Club. Hitting our industry-inspired goal of preparing 200 CPA ready graduates already seems possible within a few years.

As the year comes to a close, we’re also about to say goodbye to several valuable colleagues – Jim Sena, Steve Mintz, Kris McKinlay, and Jeffrey Danes – who will be dearly missed.

I hope everyone gets a chance to relax this summer and recharge for 2016-17.

Best wishes,

Scott

T H E L O O PJUNE 2016

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Graduation EditionScenes from Orfalea’s Senior Awards Ceremony May 13.

The Orfalea College of Business hosted its Senior Awards Ceremony May 13, handing out honors for student, faculty and club excellence. Join us in celebrating this year’s winners:

Club Member of the YearThese students are selected by their club’s leadership for outstanding engagement and service.

Cal Poly Investment Banking Society — Morgan KavanaughFinancial Management Association — Matthew YardleyHispanic Business Student Association — Ilianna SalasAlpha Kappa Psi — Daniel PappCal Poly Accounting Club — Maddie NewstonWomen in Business — Kayla Lake and Jessie Goodrum

Outstanding Graduating Senior AwardsSelected by each concentration’s faculty, these students exemplify academic excellence, career readiness and service to their community.

Accounting — Nicole MoggEconomics — Kevin GriestEntrepreneurship — Kaitlyn HenryFinance — Gregory LedfordIndustrial Technology and Packaging — Patrick SalibiInformation Systems — Courtney JacobsonManagement and Human Resources — Megan SullivanConsumer Packaging Solutions — Andrew BabbMarketing — Jenna Hoffman

Scholastic Achievement AwardsPresented to all Orfalea College of Business seniors graduating with a 3.85 cumulative GPA and above.

Nicole MoggYuriy KalbovCourtney JacobsonJulian PerezEric MillanJenna HoffmanMaeve StrausserGregory Ledford

Academic Excellence & Delta Sigma Pi AwardPresented to the Orfalea College of Business graduating senior with the highest cumulative GPA.

Nicole Mogg (Accounting)

College and University AwardsContributions to the Objectives and Public Image of the College — Karissa Ramage Contributions to the Objectives and Public Image of the University — Jordan WillisService to the Off-Campus Community — Vishal VenkitachalamDistinguished Service Award — Jon PeckDean’s Award — Courtney Jacobson

Club AwardsLeaders in Innovation — Cal Poly Accounting ClubLeaders in Campus Involvement — Financial Management AssociationLeaders in Community Outreach — Alpha Kappa Psi & Delta Sigma PiLeaders in Professional Development — American Marketing AssociationClub of the Year — Women in Business

Faculty AwardsOutstanding Faculty in Accounting — Trisha AndersonOutstanding Faculty in Economics — William LindsayOutstanding Faculty in Finance — Larry GormanOutstanding Faculty in Industrial Technology and Packaging — Eric OlsenOutstanding Faculty in Management and Human Resources — Jean-Francois CogetOutstanding Faculty in Information Systems — Barry FloydOutstanding Faculty in Marketing — Brennan DavisDistinguished Teacher of the Year Award — Sharon Dobson & Sisi Pourgagabagher Emeritus Faculty of the Year Award — Jason Lepore

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IN THE NEWS

ORFALEA COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AMONG BLOOMBERG BUSINESSWEEK’S TOP PROGRAMS

Orfalea College of Business has again been named to Bloomberg Businessweek’s list of the nation’s top undergraduate business colleges, moving up 11 spots this year to No. 59. The college ranked No. 25 in the nation for graduate salaries and No. 43 in the nation based on the student survey. The ranking also found that Cal Poly’s business students tend to have more industry-focused internships and less student debt than survey averages. Bloomberg Businessweek based its rankings on surveys of employers and students combined with graduates’ starting salaries and student internship data. http://goo.gl/Ce8vHS

CAL POLY AGAIN RANKED HIGH FOR RETURN ON INVESTMENT BY PAYSCALE.COMA Cal Poly education continues to be one of the best values among the nation’s top schools, PayScale.com has announced. The university ranks 15th among the nation’s public universities and No. 32 among all institutions for return on tuition investment, according to a new listing from the online salary, benefits and com-pensation information company. Among public California institutions, Cal Poly is second in ROI behind UC Berkeley. Additionally, in a separate recent ranking, Forbes named Cal Poly as one of the 300 Best Value Colleges in the U.S. http://goo.gl/Ce8vHS

CAL POLY RANKED AS A BEST-VALUE PUBLIC UNIVERSITY IN CALIFORNIACal Poly ranks as one of the top best-value public universities in California, ac-cording to a recent study by New York financial technology company SmartAsset. The ranking looked at five factors to determine its best-value list: tuition, student living costs, scholarship and grant offerings, retention rate and starting salary. Cal Poly was the state’s No. 2 public institution behind UC Berkeley, and fifth in the Golden State among private and public colleges and universities that offer a good college education for a decent price, SmartAsset said. http://goo.gl/WM0UEj

ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE EXPERTS SPEAK AT CAL POLYThe Orfalea College of Business welcomed Aaron Beam, former HealthSouth Corp. CFO and fraudster, to speak to Cal Poly students May 18. His presentation, “Why Good People Sometimes Do Bad Things,” explored the ethical challenges he faced during his career and his role in a $2 billion fraud scandal committed during the 1990s. The college also heard from billionaire and Ketchum Trading founder Blair Hull May 4. He discussed the art of leveraging technological innovations and quantitative models in financial market timing strategies.

CAL POLY STARTUPS WIN $30,000 AT INNOVATION QUESTThree Cal Poly student teams shared $30,000 in prize money at the 2016 Inno-vation Quest competition. Mantis Composites, comprised of four engineering students who developed carbon fiber 3-D printing technology for automotive, aerospace and biomedical applications, won first place and $15,000 in prize mon-ey. Second place and $10,000 went to Drone Fox, an invention designed by a so-ciology major to help emergency personnel detect, identify and intercept unau-thorized drones. Third place and $5,000 went to ObserVR, a virtual reality app founded by business, computer science and computer engineering students. http://goo.gl/5Azb39

CAL POLY PLACES FIRST AT LOW INCOME HOUSING CHALLENGEA team of Cal Poly finance, architecture, construction management, economics, and city and regional planning students tied for first place in Bank of America/ Merrill Lynch’s annual Low Income Housing Challenge. The group created a comprehensive proposal for a LEED certified, pet-friendly, veterans’ housing project titled Sanctu-ary 6 in partnership with San Luis Obispo nonprofit Peoples’ Self-Help Housing. The proposal outlined design, municipal planning, construction and financing for the 1.4-acre project that would house 31 homeless or at-risk veterans. Architecture Professor Bryan Shields and finance Professor Pratish Patel advised the students throughout the research and planning process. http://goo.gl/zMLWnd

ORFALEA COLLEGE OF BUSINESS HOSTS DIVERSITY CONFERENCE FOR STUDENT LEADERSThe Orfalea College of Business hosted its annual Leadership Beyond the Resume Conference for Diversity and Inclusivity on Saturday, April 23. The event engaged 135 of the college’s student leaders, including tutors, peer mentors, peer advisors, ambassadors, and club leaders. Organizers say a slate of panel speakers, interactive workshops and personal presentations helped attendees to foster a more inclusive culture on campus and in their workplaces. The conference was inspired by a trip that Student Services staff and students took to the National Student Leadership Diversity Convention in November 2015. http://goo.gl/zCt1CW

CAL POLY SWEEPS AMERISTAR STUDENT PACKAGING COMPETITION AWARDSCal Poly student teams placed first, second, third and honorable mention at the Institute of Packaging Professionals Ameristar Package Awards Competition. The projects, including packaging for seeds, condoms, sushi and cream cheese, were created in IT 435: Packaging Development. Teams included graphic design and industrial technology and packaging students advised by Javier de la Fuente, Irene Carbonell and Mary LePorte.

THREE FACULTY AWARDED EUGENE O’CONNOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GRANTSThe Orfalea College of Business awarded grants to Professors Norm Borin, Ziemow-it Bednarek and Ahmed Deif from Eugene O’Connor Professional Advancement Fund Endowment. The fund was established in memory of the late Professor Emeritus Eugene O’Connor and his encouragement of both fellow faculty members and former students to continue their professional advancement. The grants will be used to assist faculty members in the college enhancing their skills and abilities as teachers in a manner consistent with our mission and values statement. Borin will use the funds to cover Tableau training or any other costs associated with the Biomimicry Interdisciplinary Project. Deif and Bednarek will both attend academic conferences thanks to the grant.

CORRUGATORS WIN THE VIEWERS’ CHOICE AWARD AT DESIGN VILLAGE

A team of industrial technology and packaging students called the Corrugators created a living structure for Cal Poly’s Design Village during Open House. In addition to winning the Viewers’ Choice Award, the team took home an honorable mention for craftsmanship. The team followed this year’s theme of “aura” with a multi-colored display made with corrugated fiberboard that rotated on a circular base. Ray Kisch supervised the team of students, which included Autumn Lopez, Sergio Cois, Neal Gorris, Cade Vallejo, Kit Toevs, Tyler Harwood, Michael Rider, Ben Lakes, Jesse Morrison and Mackey Peek.

BUSINESS STUDENTS ANCHOR STARTUPS ACCEPTED INTO THE SLO HOTHOUSE SUMMER ACCELERATOREight student startups were accepted into the Center for Innovation and Entre-preneurship’s SLO HotHouse Summer Accelerator program. The program offers startups hands-on mentorship and weekly workshops, $10,000 in seed funding, and workspace at the SLO HotHouse downtown. Business students play key roles on four of the eight teams:

• ObserVR — a virtual reality app that allows a user to stream multiple 2-D videos in a 3-D environment• Abode Venues — an online hub for homes and businesses renting event space• Bolt About— renting electric bikes to college campuses• Spectrvm — a vibrating backpack that amplifies a concert-goer’s experience• AT Irrigation Systems — real-time irrigation monitoring and control for vineyards• Current — a cell phone case equipped with a stun gun and safety app for emergencies• Everyday Bike Components — a bicycle adaptation that allows riders to carry more than 50 pounds of cargo• PCKit — a kit system that empowers users to build gaming computers at home

ORFALEA FUNDRAISING UPDATE

ORFALEA EVENTS

The Orfalea College of Business will close out this fiscal year with roughly $2.5 million raised in cash, pledges and planned gifts to support the college’s goals. As of May 23, generous alumni and corporate partners have contribut-ed to the following:

Academic AreasAccounting $279,015Economics $7,590Finance $14,531Industrial Technology and Packaging $187,525Management, HR and Human Resources $47,704Marketing $33,000

Campaigns In the past year, Orfalea alumni have donated $588,525 toward the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.

Orfalea’s Building Success campaign to support proposed building renovations has also secured more than $1 mil-lion in donations since it began in 2014.

The college’s campaign for a Center for Packaging Value Chain also secured $50,000 in leadership gifts which will go toward its first phase of hiring a director for the center. Major gifts have come from board members and alumni Sal Cesario and Ben Polando.Contact Assistant Dean Mary Kelting to help engage Orfalea alumni and corporate partners to benefit the college.

Annual GivingIn FY 2016, Orfalea raised more than $255,000 through small, annual donations solicited through the Cal Poly Fund. About 20 percent of that total came from gifts matched by a donor’s employer.

Former mustangs celebrate at the Open House Alumni Beer and Wine Garden.

Students and recuriters network at Women in Business’ first annual Defining Her Future conference.

Dean’s Advisory Council Members Brett Wingo, Charlie King and Kevin MacKenzie meet up at an Orange County alumni mixer.

Alumnus Jeff Witous, CEO of Teqspring, speaks on an entrepreneurs’ panel at a Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship forum.

STUDENT SUCCESS

ACCOUNTING STUDENTS EARN SCHOLARSHIPS FOR FRAUD EXAMINERS’ CONFERENCEJunior accounting student Patrick Dillon and senior Jon Peck were selected along with 10 other students worldwide to receive a scholarship to attend the 2016 Association of Certified Fraud Examiners Global Fraud Conference. The event is a three-day conference in Las Vegas where the students will hear from excellent speakers in the anti-fraud field and learn forensic accounting, law enforcement, and legal techniques to prevent and detect fraud. Dillon serves as the current Cal Poly Accounting Club president, while Peck is a past president. Peck also helped establish the Cal Poly chapter of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners Club.

INFORMATION SYSTEMS STUDENT SELECTED FOR INDUSTRY CONFERENCETaylin Kamimoto, a second year business administration major with a concentration in information systems, was selected to participate in Ernst & Young’s Women in Technology Consulting Conference (WIT). WIT is a two-day program for women who are considering a career in consulting and are pursuing a degree in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math (STEM). The conference takes place in EY’s Chicago office in July. Attending this conference entails workshops on leadership, participating in team-building exercises and learning from a variety of speakers what it means to be a successful woman in the ever-developing field of technology.

TEN FINANCE STUDENTS RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS

The Finance Area gave $5,000 in scholarships to students preparing for the Certified Financial Analyst (CFA) exam. The ten students who received $500 scholarships are Paul Crane, Thomas Konogeris, Andrew Lee, Carson Lightfood, Connor Muench, Epsie Steiner, Anthony Zeolla, Dmitry Khoury, Samuel Donnelly and Peter Holker.

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY AND PACKAGING GRADUATES TAKE FIRST PLACE AT CSU RESEARCH COMPETITIONAlumni Christine Liu of Cisco, Daniel Tachibana of Apple and Kristen Leemon of Mindtribe won first place of the interdisciplinary category in the CSU Research Competition. Liu presented the team’s research on medical device packaging us-ability on emergency room crash carts. The group partnered with Dr. Scott Bisheff of Sierra Vista Regional Medical Center, Graphic Communications Professor Colleen Twomey, and Professor Soma Roy in the Statistics Department. Professor Javier de la Fuente advised the group. The study was funded by the Orfalea College of Business through the Interdisciplinary Research Grant program.

CAL POLY TEAMS TAKE PLACE SECOND IN FLEXIBLE PACKAGING DESIGN COMPETITIONTwo teams of Cal Poly students tied for second place in a national packaging chal-lenge held by the Flexible Packaging Association (FPA). Students participating in the competition submitted flexible, plastic packaging designs for products aimed at satisfying consumer demands for convenient and easy-to-use packaging. One team created a packaging for raw chicken breasts that used barrier polymers so consumers could drain excess liquid without spreading bacteria. The second team designed a complete meal system that allows customers to prepare, consume and store a single serving of rice in one container. http://goo.gl/5qE48L

MBA STUDENT DAVID MADANAT STUDIES ABROAD IN MILANDuring winter quarter, Cal Poly MBA student David Madanat had the chance to study in Milano, Italy as part of an exchange program the Orfalea College of Business has established at the Politecnico di Milano. The partnership has afford-ed the two universities the chance for students to study abroad and faculty to collaborate across continents. Hear about David’s experience in his own words: http://goo.gl/AlX8dm.

ERIK HANSEN LEADS SUSTAINABILITY AT WORKDAY

Information Systems alumnus Erik Hansen has taken on the role of Workday’s first ever senior sustainability manager. Today, he is paving the way for some of Workday’s biggest sustainability initiatives yet and setting an environmentally responsible standard that he hopes others in the tech world will follow. Just in time for Earth Day 2016, Hansen and Workday announced a bold set of sustain-ability goals, including reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2021. Learn more at http://goo.gl/TQKMW3.

SPRING EXECUTIVES IN RESIDENCE FUEL CAREER READINESS

More than 20 Executives in Residence visited the college during spring quarter, including many alumni like Amanda Harvey, portfolio manager at Vista Capital Partners, and Kevin Krantz, global sales director at LinkedIn. Students and clubs are invited to network with executives by signing up for intimate round tables. Encourage your students to take advantage of this career-readiness resource by visiting http://goo.gl/jKC28H.

ALUMNI IN THE NEWS

ALUMNA KIM HIBLER OF CITRIX BLAZES A TRAIL FOR WOMEN IN TECHNOLOGYIn this year’s edition of the Management and Human Resources Alum-ni Newsletter, alumni Kim Hibler, VP of global sales at Citrix, talks about the value of mentorship in her career path. Hibler was among the first women to rise to major leadership roles in technology startups and major corporations, including Dell, in the 1980s and 90s. Today, she gives back to the alumni. http://goo.gl/FizpXV

MARKETING ALUM RICHARD HUSKEY PRESENTS PHD RESEARCH TO STUDENTS AND FACULTYOrfalea College of Business alum Richard Husky returned to Cal Poly in May to discuss his recent Ph.D. research on his “brain-as-predictor” approach to adver-tising effectiveness. The research focuses on the intersection of media psychology and cognitive neuroscience, looking specifically at how media content influences human cognition and behavior. After completing his PhD at UC Santa Barbara, Huskey will continue his research and teaching at Ohio State University.

APPLIED SILVER PARTNERS WITH CAL POLY ATHLETICSAlumni startup Applied Silver Inc. has partnered with Cal Poly Athletics, using its SilvaClean product to sanitize more than 200,000 pounds of Mustang athletic gear over the past two years. The startup is run by engineering grad Sean Morham and biochemistry alum Bill Morris; other founders include Russ Bik (Industrial Technology ‘70). Bik, another founder of the company, is member of Cal Poly’s President’s Cabinet Advisory Council. http://goo.gl/RD6Z0n

Alumnus Dan Pavlinik of A10 Capital returns as an Executives in Residence to lecture students and meet with faculty.

Alumna Sharon Smith of Mitsubishi Union Bank talks to finance students as part of her Executives in Residence visit to campus.

EXECUTIVES INRESIDENCE

Kevin Krantz, Global Sales Director at LinkedIn

Amanda Harvey, Portfolio Manager at Vista Capital PartnersJoe Ferrentino, Partner at Newmeyer & Dillon LLP

Jim Marocco, Vice President of Finance at Alphabet Inc.Ty Lee, Vice President-The Americas at Johnson & Johnson

RETIREMENTSKris McKinlayKris McKinlay, assistant dean for operations and student success in the Orfalea College of Business, will retire after more than 14 years of service at Cal Poly. McKinlay previously directed the college’s Advising Center and helped introduce a peer-advising model that boosted graduation rates to the highest on campus. She is looking forward to retirement in Palm Springs, Calif., where she plans to paint and play golf, among other endeavors. McKinlay’s last day at Cal Poly will be Tuesday, June 28.

James SenaJames Sena, professor and chair of the Management, Human Resources and In-formation Systems Area, will retire in June after 29 years at Cal Poly. He played an integral role in building the information systems concentration curriculum. During his time on the Central Coast, he also made meaningful connections in the industry to obtain equipment and software grants for the Orfalea College of Business, including the Cisco network lab and a Sun workstation lab. During his tenure at Cal Poly, Sena also served as chair of the Industrial Technology Area for three years. Management Professor J.F. Coget will step into serve as area chair in Sena’s place.

Steven MintzAccounting Professor Steven Mintz has announced his retirement after 10 years of service in the Orfalea College of Business. Mintz has become an authority on research and teaching ethics in business and accounting. The Public Interest Sec-tion of the American Accounting Association honored him with the Accounting Exemplar Award in 2015. Mintz’s “Accounting Ethics” textbook has been adopted by 40 colleges and universities. He is a veteran of the California State University system, previously serving as dean of CSU San Bernadino’s college of business.

Jeffrey E. DanesMarketing Professor Jeffrey E. Danes retired last June after 29 years of dedicat-ed service to Cal Poly. Danes has a long history of research and innovation in marketing, including publishing in top journals. Danes has three patents and has engaged in various entrepreneurial activities, including co-developing the online brainstorming tool, Dialogr, a software, systems, and data-science startup with home base in San Luis Obispo. He remains active in the college by teaching courses in New Product Development and Launch.

OUR TEAM

BRENNAN DAVIS NAMED AN EMERGING SCHOLAR BY THE AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATIONMarketing Professor Brennan Davis was recently named the 2016 Emerging Scholar in Marketing and Society by the American Marketing Association’s Marketing and Society Special Interest Group (MASSIG). The award honors the contributions of a researcher in the earlier stages of their academic career who tackles significant societal issues. Davis was selected because his research into marketing’s impact on obesity and public health has played an integral part in the transformative consumer research movement. https://goo.gl/AQPfgF

INDUSTRY VETERAN NAMED DIRECTOR OF NEW BUSINESS ANALYTICS PROGRAM

The Orfalea College of Business named Kyle Hofer, former director of business analytics at Insight Investments, director of the new Master of Science in business analytics program. Hofer will be responsible for marketing the program, admitting and nurturing the students and working collaboratively with faculty and staff. He will also build relationships with industry partners as a way to identify and offer real-world projects for students’ culminating experiences in the program.

TARYN STANKO RECEIVES THE DAVID PEACH EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AWARDThe Management, Human Resources and Information Systems Area recently honored Professor Taryn Stanko with the David Peach Excellence in Teaching Award. The award, established by Professor Peach’s family, recognizes an out-standing teacher/scholar faculty member in Management or Human Resources Management with a $5,000 award. The Peach family’s most important criteria is that the recipient has track record that indicates his/her ability to design and manage a meaningful learning environment, inspire students, and foster student learning and student success.

MITCH WOLF HELPS BRING BLAZE PIZZA TO SLOMarketing faculty member Mitch Wolf has helped Blaze Fast Fire’d Pizza, a fast- casual artisanal pizza concept known for its chef-driven menu and casually hip restaurants in Southern California, expand to the Central Coast. Blaze is also known for its high profile investors, including pro basketball player LeBron James. The San Luis Obispo location opened on Foothill Blvd. May 5. Wolf says Blaze plans to open six Central Coast locations in 2016. Wolf is a restaurant industry veteran, previously owning several Taco Bell locations in San Luis Obispo.

LYNN METCALF TO JOIN ENTREPRENEURSHIP FACULTYBeginning in fall, Lynn Metcalf will join Orfalea’s Industrial Technology and Packaging Area as a Professor of Entrepreneurship after more than 30 years in the Marketing Area. She will partner with Professors Jonathan York and Tom Katona to continue building the entrepreneurship concentration and bolster CIE’s programs.

CAL POLY TO HOST MARKETING AND PUBLIC POLICY CONFERENCE JUNE 23-25Cal Poly will host the American Marketing Association’s 2016 Marketing and Public Policy Conference June 23-25. This year’s theme, fostering change for communities and society, will highlight the ability of policy efforts to impart change at both the community and societal level to impact consumers and improve quality of life. Alumnus Peter Feldman (Business Administration ‘89), global product general manager at Amgen, will give the keynote presentation. AMA will also host an intensive workshop and doctoral seminar prior to the event June 20-23. The event is co-chaired by associate marketing Professor Brennan Davis of the Orfalea College of Business. Registration is open to faculty, staff, students and community members at http://goo.gl/yWmYqN.

UNDERGRAD COMMENCEMENT SUNDAY, JUNE 12All faculty are invited to attend the Orfalea College of Business’ joint commencement ceremony for undergraduate programs with the College of Liberal Arts on Sunday, June 12 at 9 a.m. in Spanos Stadium. All students and faculty will line up at 8:00 a.m. before the ceremony in the Business Building breezeway. At the event, each graduate’s name will be read. All Orfalea College of Business graduates and their families are invited to recess to O’Neill Green after the ceremo-ny for light refreshments and photos with faculty. The Orfalea College is not hosting any other college or department ceremonies that day. http://goo.gl/yw38ri

GRADUATE PROGRAMS COMMENCEMENT FRIDAY, JUNE 10The Orfalea College of Business’ Graduate Programs will celebrate commencement during a private ceremony on Fri-day, June 10, 2-4pm at the Alex and Faye Spanos Theatre for accounting, economics and MBA graduates. The ceremony will include a keynote address by Tammy Kiely, global head of the Semiconductor Investment Banking Practice in the Technology, Media and Telecom Group of the Investment Banking Division at Goldman Sachs. http://goo.gl/7IseMf

IT 407 PRODUCTS ON SALE JUNE 3Industrial Technology and Packaging students will soon sell their unique products developed in IT 407: Applied Business Operations. Students will sell items on Thursday, June 3 on Dexter Lawn from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. and during Farmers’ Market in downtown San Luis Obispo. Find a complete breakdown of each product at http://goo.gl/tZMAS5.

ON THE HORIZON

Sierra Pacific High School students talk to Orfalea leaders. PolyPack hosts its annual egg drop at Famers’ Market.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Tuesday, May 31 Orfalea Faculty and Staff Party 4-6 p.m.Building 07 (the ATL)

Friday, June 10 Graduate Programs Commencement2-4 p.m.Spanos Theater

Sunday, June 12 Undergraduate Programs Commencement9 a.mSpanos Stadium (line up in the breezeway at 8 a.m.)

June 23-25 AMA Marketing and Public Policy ConferenceCal Poly

Sept. 18-25 Week of Welcome

Tuesday, Sept. 20 Fall ConferenceEdna Valley Vineyards

Thursday, Sept. 22 First Day of Fall Quarter

Scenes from Cal Poly Accounting Club’s Spring Banquet.