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Baseball: Launchers blast Dirtbags in cliffhanger
It took a bottom-of-the-ninth two-out solo homer by shortstop
Alvaro Monge, but Lompoc pulled off a stunning 4-3 upset victory
over the heavily favored Long Beach nine.
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full "Launchers" article...
New grape variety a winner for V&E Professor
Chair of the Department of Viticulture and Enology Dr. Wayne Dick
has won the prestigious Amis du Vignoble prize for developing a
hybrid vine that is uniquely suited to Lompoc's coastal growing
conditions. Read
full "grape" article...
U.L. alums donate new computer lab
Matt Spurlock and Adam Martin, founders of the highly successful
Accessible Media Group, LLC, have given the UL Department
of Computer Science a $500K grant to build a research lab dedicated
to accessible media development.
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"computer lab" article...
Evening course for gourmets
Chef Tom Jewett, owner of the 3-star Chez T.J. restaurant
in Lompoc, will offer a course in wine and food pairing, featuring
wines and produce from the Santa Maria Valley. Students under 21 will
enjoy the chef's custom sparkling fruit juice blends.
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article...
Nestled among the rolling hills and
flower fields of northern
Santa Barbara County, the University of Lompoc is a private,
non-sectarian baccalaureate institution. Offering a wide range of
fully-accredited degree programs while emphasizing a well-rounded
liberal arts education, U.L. also specializes in the agricultural and
engineering disciplines valuable to our surrounding communities.
At U.L., we are especially proud of our ethnic and
cultural diversity and ability to welcome students, faculty, and
staff members with disabilities. As Provost Dr. Mary Cheng
explains: “We believe that the University of Lompoc is first in
the country to achieve full compliance with Section 508 of the
U.S. Rehabilitation Act—in our web presence, instructional
materials, and procurement process. We have even invited an Office
of Civil Rights audit to confirm this claim and identify any problems
that we might have missed.”
With small classes, one of the best student-faculty
ratios in the country, numerous extra-curricular activities, and a
family-like social environment, the University of Lompoc is
truly a place for all students to grow to their full potential.
Contact us
24001 East Ocean Avenue, Lompoc, CA 93436 •
info@ulompoc.edu • phone 805-555-1212 • fax 805-555-1213
