CPP GIF of the Week: When it's Week 10 of the semester and you're still not a morning person.

Now: Summer 2021 General Registration for continuing students. 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.

April 7: Deadline to set up DUO 2-step authentication for continuing students. 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 on April 8. Find setup info here.

April 19-20: Fall 2021 Priority Registration for continuing students.

April 21: Fall 2021 General Registration begins for continuing students.

This was rescheduled in anticipation of the promising progress statewide in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and CPP being able to expand the amount of planned in-person instruction. Read Provost Alva's message to the campus community here, and be on the lookout for an email update from the Registrar's Office.

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.

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.

Limited on-campus study spaces are now available. These spaces are available for students in need of adequate internet access or a quiet space to study, located in both lecture halls of the College of Business Administration building (Building 162). There are a few things you’ll need to do first, such as registering for a space and completing the COVID-19 Safer Return checklist. Find more info and register here.

Sign up for one of two pop-up courses for Fall 2021. Learn how to confront misinformation, conspiracy theories, and polarization...or learn about COVID-19 from the biological, psychological, and philosophical perspectives. Both classes are taught by a multidisciplinary teaching team and count for GE Area E. Search for CPU 1540 on BroncoDirect. Find more info here.

Use C&E Virtual Services. ASI is offering virtual event assistance to student clubs and organizations for free. From organizing breakout rooms to creating polls, Conference & Events is here to plan, assist, and enhance your virtual event's operation. Find more info and contact them here.

ASI now offers DoorDash for CPP student clubs and organizations. If your student club or organization is hosting a meeting (for example) with food to be served—to maintain a safe, socially distanced experience—ASI is now offering the DoorDash services for such request! Find more info here.

Get free groceries at Poly Pantry 2 Go. The no-contact, curbside-pickup food distribution service is open to all CPP students and families. Pick up your groceries, including fresh produce and hygiene products, on Wednesdays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. or Thursdays, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Find more info and make an appointment here.

Hang out at the ASI Virtual Help Desk. Our ASI Virtual Help Desk consists of a team of students who can answer your ASI-related questions. Drop by our office hours if you're curious about events or want to know more about what's going on this semester. Find more info here.

Listen to a podcast on innovation. The newest episode of the Learn Through Discovery podcast features Janeya Griffin, a strategy consultant, serial entrepreneur, and advocate for technology, entrepreneurship, inclusive innovation, social justice. Listen to the episode here.

Through May 7: Children's Story Time. The University Library and the Early Childhood Studies program proudly present Children’s Story Time: our storytellers are CPP students in ECS 3600 courses. These events are 30 minutes of virtual read-aloud activity for infants and children up to age eight, covering a myriad of stories. Find more info and register here.

April 8: Campus Conversation. President Coley and university leaders will discuss a return to campus, including budget considerations, teaching, learning and campus life. The event is from noon to 1 p.m. PT. Get the Zoom link here. The password is CPP.

April 8: Live Group Fitness: Barre. Join us for a class that is both challenging and fun! Anastasia teaches a low-impact style of barre that allows participants to improve their balance and muscular endurance. The class is from noon to 1 p.m. PT. RSVP here.

April 8: Introduction to Fly Fishing. Have you ever been interested in the unique art of fly fishing? The "Introduction to Fly Fishing" workshop will cover everything you need to know to get started. The workshop is from noon to 12:45 p.m. PT. RSVP here.

April 8: Adventures Virtual Campfire. If you miss evenings under the stars accompanied by friends and engaging in a good conversation, then the “Adventures Virtual Campfire” series is for you! One of the things that we miss most about adventure travel is the community that we have developed along the way. The event is from 5 to 6 p.m. PT. RSVP here. 

April 8: ASI Mentor Night. Meet ASI and CPP alumni from various industries and learn about their professional experiences to prepare you for life after graduation. The event is from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. PT. RSVP here.

April 9: Social Dialogue Speaker Series: Jane Elliott. Presented by the African American Student Center, the Social Dialogue Speaker Series is planning an afternoon with Jane Elliott open to the CPP community. Join us as Jane discusses power and privilege and how systemic racism has impacted marginalized people in the U.S. The event is from 1:30 to 3 p.m. PT. RSVP here -- the password is TSDJane.

April 9: Dream Cafe: Armenian Community and Immigrant History. Join us as we learn about the Armenian culture and its unique immigrant history. The event is from 3:30 to 6 p.m. PT. RSVP here.

April 12: Dream Nights Discord Watch Party: The Promise. Join us as we uncover the history of the Armenian Genocide through the historical fiction film, The Promise. The event is from 5 to 7:15 p.m. PT. Register here. 

April 13: Future of Work and Human & Civic Engagement. On April 13 at noon PT, a panel of industry leaders will speak about the future of work, workforce trends and how students prepare for career success. President Coley will open the event, and ASI President Lucy Yu will moderate the discussion. Students will have an opportunity to ask questions at the end of the event. Guest speakers come from US Bank, Lockheed Martin, J.G. Boswell and Ace Hotel / Atelier Ace. RSVP by April 9 here.

April 13: All of Us Research Program Workshop. Join Cal Poly Pomona’s All of Us Student Engagement Ambassadors to learn more about the All of Us program. All of Us's goal is to create a more diverse pool of health and medical data to represent all people in the U.S. By gathering information about your health, habits, and where you live, researchers will be able to provide healthcare treatments and prevention strategies tailored to you. The event is at 4 p.m. PT. RSVP here.

April 13: Connect and Learn: Honored Speaker Dr. Corliss Bennett. In an event sponsored by the College of Engineering, Dr. Bennett will help students, faculty, and staff learn about a sense of belonging and student success. The event is from 5 to 7 p.m. PT. Find the Zoom link here. The password is COE.

April 14: Live Group Fitness: Boxing. Jump in with Steve as he coaches you through an at-home boxing class. The class will primarily focus on shadow boxing drills along with punching techniques and combinations packaged together in a high-energy martial arts workout. This class is from 11 a.m. to noon PT. Register here. 

 

April 14: A Study of Energy Poverty in Madrid. Hosted by the Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies, hear from Fernando Martin-Consuegra about the distribution of energy poverty -- lack of access to modern energy services -- in Spain's most populous city. An architect by training, he currently works for the Spanish National Research Council and specializes in the environmental impact of buildings. The event is at noon PT. Email crs@cpp.edu for the Zoom link.

April 14: Take A Hike with the Womxn's Resource Center and ASI. Group nature walks are proven to help lower depression, stress, and improves overall mental outlook. Join the WRC as we learn expert tips and tricks from the ASI Adventures team that will empower you to get on the trail or blaze your own. The event is from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. PT. RSVP here.

April 15: Avoiding Plagiarism Workshop. The workshop is at noon PT. RSVP here.

April 15: Yosemite National Park: A Virtual Tour. Join Adventures as we take a virtual tour of Yosemite National Park. During this live tour via Google Earth, you will have a chance to explore some iconic sights such as Half Dome and Yosemite Falls. This event is from noon to 12:30 PT. Register here. 

April 15: Mindful Broncos. Join us for a series of group sessions where you'll learn actionable steps you can take to implement a mindfulness practice into your daily routine. Each session will be co-facilitated by one of our fitness professionals and a CAPS counselor. This event is from 2 to 3 p.m. PT. Register here.

April 16: Festival of Plants. Come experience a virtual tour of the BioTrek rainforest and Ethnobotany Garden learning centers and discover the 200+ rainforest species that inhabit these areas. Following the tour will be a short presentation led by Dr. Ed Bobich, BioTrek Curator, and Michelle Terrazino, Horticulture Technician, on the basics of how to properly care for plants for beginners, and advanced tips for experienced green thumbs. This event is from noon to 1 p.m. PT. Register here.

April 16: Inspiring Action: Dr. Lucy Jones. The Department of Landscape Architecture will host a public lecture by Caltech Research Associate Lucy Jones about climate change and resilient communities and the ways physical science, art and social science can inspire action. The event is at noon PT. Find the Zoom link here.

April 16: Aquatics Watch Party and Social. Join Aquatics for a virtual watch party of a 2020 USA Swimming professional competition and find out more about swimming, the BRIC pool, and the programs offered by Aquatics. The event is from 5 to 6:30 p.m. PT. RSVP here. 

April 21: Food is Fuel. Having trouble deciding which foods should be fueling your fitness and wellness? Learn from Campus Rec experts on trending science-backed nutrition topics to improve daily living and an overall quality of life. This event is from 6 to 7 p.m. PT. Register here.