CPP Athletics Town Hall - Systemic Racism & Social Injustice (July 30, 2020)
The Cal Poly Pomona Department of Intercollegiate Athletics hosted a virtual Town Hall Panel Discussion on July 30, 2020 covering topics surrounding systemic racism and social injustice. The feature panel, moderated by Assistant Track & Field Coach Darrell Smith, included Nicole Butts (CPP Presidential Associate for Inclusive Excellence & Diversity), Dr. Michael Page (Chair, CPP Chemistry and Biochemistry), CPP Police Chief Dario Robinson, and Damion Hill (Associate Head Men's Basketball Coach).
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