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Now: Summer 2021 General Registration. It's not too late to sign up for summer! Refer to an email from the Registrar's Office for registration information, and visit the Summer website for general information. If you need registration assistance, stop by our e-Student Services Zoom.

March 12: Deadline to apply for Spring 2021 graduation on BroncoDirect. Watch our updated how-to video here, and check out the Steps to Senior Success website here.

March 22: Fall 2021 Advising Period begins. Take the time now to use your CPP Connect Planner and meet with your academic advisor. If you're not sure of who your advisor is, use Student Success Center's advising directory. Priority registration is April 5-6, and general registration begins April 7.

April 7: Deadline to set up DUO 2-step authentication. To increase the campus community's overall information security and comply with CSU security requirements, CPP has implemented 2-Step Authentication for Bronco accounts. If you haven't set it up yet, do so ASAP to avoid getting locked out of your account April 8. Find setup info here.

As a reminder, Spring 2021 and Summer 2021 are predominantly virtual. Critical services for students will continue, including in-person services at the Cashier's Office, Health Center, Bronco Bookstore, etc. Before coming to campus, students should review and complete the checklist for approved in-person instruction, work, and/or other business and activities.

Use CPP Connect's Planner to map out your path to graduation and download the CPP Connect mobile app. Find how-to videos to set up your Planner and the download links here. Use the mobile app to make advising and tutoring appointments, quickly check your BroncoDirect to do list and holds, sign up for Study Buddies and more.

The Spring 2021 ABC/No Credit opt-in form is now available. Find more info here.

Take the Inclusive Campus Survey. On Monday, Feb. 22, an email was sent to you from our campus partner Viewfinder. Sometimes called a “campus climate survey,” this is a formal and comprehensive campus-wide survey that will allow us to better understand the experiences of our campus community and garner feedback on our diversity and inclusion efforts. It should take 15 to 20 minutes to complete and doing so, you can enter a prize drawing. Once you take it, make sure to use this Zoom background to announce that you shared your view—and encourage others to share theirs too.

Vote for ASI Student Government. Voting is open through March 11 at 7 a.m. Get info about the candidates here and place your vote here.

Check out YOU at CPP. The online health and wellbeing platform has launched. Log in and complete your wellness assessment profile to start getting customized content on anything related to your wellbeing throughout college – including managing stress and anxiety and finding a career path. Find the tool here.

Get a stipend for professional clothing. The Clothes Closet Stipend Program is giving eligible students $50 Amazon gift cards for professional attire. Apply here.

Get help at e-Student Services or the BAC Virtual Queue. We're here to help via phone, email or Zoom. Find e-Student Services and BAC Virtual Queue days/times here.

Take the University Library survey. Share your feedback about our services and programs and enter a daily prize drawing. The survey closes March 31. Take the survey here.

Apply for a Library Research Award. This award recognizes excellence and creativity in the usage of Cal Poly Pomona University Library resources, collections, and services. Find more info and apply here.

Check out the CPP KARES site. The CPP KARES website is still available to help support parents and caregivers while kids are learning at home. Check it out here.

Take the Student Course Materials Survey sponsored by the Bronco Bookstore. We have some questions around course materials and your courses this year. By sharing your feedback you’ll be entered into CPP's drawing for a $50 gift card, as well as the grand prize drawing of $1,000 (drawn from respondents from all participating institutions). Take the 15-minute survey by March 21 here.

Start a new club. If you are interested in starting a new club on campus, you are required to attend a New Club Workshop. Check dates and times throughout March on myBAR here. If you have any questions, contact mybar@cpp.edu.

Apply for the Ted Pugh Poetry Award. Receive up to $200 in prizes for best original poem or poems judged as a body of work. Applications are due April 1. Find more info here.

Throughout March: Womxn's History Month. The Womxn’s Resource Center is hosting a number of educational and community virtual spaces throughout the month of March, including a trailblazing keynote with Mitzi Sinnott. Find the events on their MyBAR page here.

March 11: Centering Black Wellness: A Strategy to Counter Schoolcraft. The EWS 3850: Education and Social Change course invites the campus to a conversation with Kenjus Watson, a postdoctoral fellow in the Health and Equity Lab at San Francisco State University. The event will take account of past and present conditions of Black resistance to the anti-Black warfare of schools and schooling while reflecting on grounded tools that might aid the struggle. The event is from 1 to 2:30 p.m. PT. The Zoom ID is 828 6654 3888 and passcode is 877769.

March 11: Curator Valerie Cassel Oliver with Artist Howardina Pindell. Oliver, the curator of contemporary and modern art at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, interviews multi-hyphenate artist Pindell. Pindell's work often focuses on racism, slavery, exploitation and feminism. This the second program of PLATFORM, a CSU-wide art speaker series presented by ConSortiUm, a collaborative group of CSU galleries and museums. The event is at 5:30 p.m. PT. RSVP here.

March 15: Anger Management Workshop. Dr. Dao Nguyen and CAPS lead a workshop full of techniques on recognizing anger triggers and how to manage them in a positive way. The workshop is at 2 p.m. PT. RSVP here.

March 16: CAPS and Womxn's Resource Center Student Parent Support Group. The meeting is at noon PT. RSVP here.

March 17: CAPS Self-Care Seminar: Time Management. Learn how to plan and prioritize all the things on your schedule and know how to manage your time effectively. The workshop is at 4 p.m. PT. RSVP here.

March 18: Career Center 101. Learn about everything the CPP Career Center has to offer when it comes to choosing a career, making a professional transition to the work force, and the job search process. The workshop is at 2 p.m. PT. RSVP here.

March 19: Career Success Ally Training. The Career Success Ally Program is a network of Cal Poly Pomona students, faculty, staff, and campus partners who are visibly supportive of student’s career aspirations and who have attended the training workshop.

Participants at the training workshop will learn about career topics, terminology, and resources. The training is from 9 a.m. to noon PT. RSVP here.

March 19: The LEAGUE Men of Color Virtual Summit: Planting Seeds for Success. The goal of the summit is to inspire men of color students during this difficult time to continue their education and connect them with important campus resources to support their growth. The virtual conference begins at 1 p.m. PT. Check out the sessions and RSVP here.

March 19: Dream Cafe: Sikh Immigration History and Community Advocacy. Join the Bronco Dreamers Resource Center and the Sikh Student Association as we learn about the Sikh culture, immigration history, and advocacy. The event is at noon PT. RSVP here.

March 19: Virtual Womxn's Leadership Institute Keynote. The speaker is Mitzi Sinnott, who will will share the brave journey she took to reconnect her family that gave way to her authentic voice and belief in herself. The keynote is open to all CPP students. The keynote begins at 6:45 p.m. PT. Read more about Mitzi and RSVP here.

March 22: Combating Computer Fatigue. During this workshop, you will learn ways to combat digital eye strain, improve your posture during computer use and reduce Zoom fatigue. The workshop is at 4 p.m. PT. RSVP here.

March 25: Grading Options Forum. Learn more about the ABC/NC grading option for Spring 2021. The forum is from 3 to 4 p.m. PT. Find the Zoom link here.

March 29-April 2: Saddle Up for Service - Bronco Service Break. CPP’s Saddle Up for Service team has prepared a variety of home-based volunteer projects and fun games for CPP students to engage with our local community over Spring Break. Learn more about the program here, and sign up for $25 here.