Skip to main content

Save Cal Poly Pomona's Pastures and Agricultural Land

1,618 Comments

C
Caitlin Pigott
11 years ago

This aspect of the campus is key to the way it runs and a draw for many students applications and decision to attend. I understand it is a time of stress for the university, but what they may not understand is that these horses and the overall department is how many of their students already find that relief. This area of land is essential to the function of the program. I urge you to consider the lasting impact of reconstructing this land and to truly think of thr students.

C
Caitlin Pigott
11 years ago

This aspect of the campus is key to the way it runs and a draw for many students applications and decision to attend. I understand it is a time of stress for the university, but what they may not understand is that these horses and the overall department is how many of their students already find that relief. This area of land is essential to the function of the program. I urge you to consider the lasting impact of reconstructing this land and to truly think of thr students.

J
Jenifer Monteverde
11 years ago

as a 2010 Cal Poly grad, I spent many hours in those pastures learning about my passion with actual hands on experience. Getting rid of these pastures will make it more difficult for future students to cultivate their passion for learning.

J
Jenifer Monteverde
11 years ago Featured

as a 2010 Cal Poly grad, I spent many hours in those pastures learning about my passion with actual hands on experience. Getting rid of these pastures will make it more difficult for future students to cultivate their passion for learning.

M
Margaret Wergley
11 years ago

Can't believe CalPoly would even consider this!!

M
Margaret Wergley
11 years ago

Can't believe CalPoly would even consider this!!

K
Kayla Shively
11 years ago

it would be such a shame to loose these pastures!

K
Kayla Shively
11 years ago

it would be such a shame to loose these pastures!

L
Lori Conway
11 years ago

Pasture land is critical for raising livestock. Without it, the cost of having an Ag program will soon become extinct. Please keep the pastures and Ag land for the future of Cal Poly and the programs that have made the school famous.

L
Lori Conway
11 years ago

Pasture land is critical for raising livestock. Without it, the cost of having an Ag program will soon become extinct. Please keep the pastures and Ag land for the future of Cal Poly and the programs that have made the school famous.

E
Erin Mathias
11 years ago

save the pasture it makes your school unique from the thousands of other schools in ca that cant offer that experience to its students. value it becuase once its gone its gone.

E
Erin Mathias
11 years ago

save the pasture it makes your school unique from the thousands of other schools in ca that cant offer that experience to its students. value it becuase once its gone its gone.

R
raquel mercado
11 years ago

promised land to the Arabian horses. If we let it start now, it will already be too late. From a Cal Poly Pomona Student

R
raquel mercado
11 years ago

promised land to the Arabian horses. If we let it start now, it will already be too late. From a Cal Poly Pomona Student

V
Vickie Antonelli
11 years ago

please keep the Cal Poly pastures for the horses.

V
Vickie Antonelli
11 years ago

please keep the Cal Poly pastures for the horses.

A
Anonymous
11 years ago

your killing one of the best AG schools around! Just stop construction for once in your money grubbing life!

N
Nicole Merhaut
11 years ago

your killing one of the best AG schools around! Just stop construction for once in your money grubbing life!

J
Judy Evans
11 years ago

For historians of the Arabian breed in America, this is a no brainer. Must we destroy all pathes of knowledge and history for greed?

J
Judy Evans
11 years ago

For historians of the Arabian breed in America, this is a no brainer. Must we destroy all pathes of knowledge and history for greed?