CPP GIF of the Week: When it's Spring Break next week.

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.

Now: Fall 2021 Advising Period for continuing students. 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.

March 27-April 2: Spring Break. Have a restful and healthy week! CPP offices and departments will be available online except for March 31 in observance of Cesar Chavez Day.

April 5-6: Fall 2021 Priority Registration for continuing students. Find the requirements to maintain eligibility here.

April 7: Fall 2021 General Registration begins for continuing students. Your specific enrollment appointment will be visible in your BroncoDirect Student Center the week of March 29. If you need a refresher on the new BroncoDirect, watch this how-to video.

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.

We stand with our AAPI community against bias and violence. Read President's Coley statement 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.

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 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 on March 31. Take the survey 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.

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

Join the Entrepreneurship Club (CEO) E-Board. The Collegiate Entrepreneurs' Organization (CEO) club is recruiting a new executive board. To apply, submit your resume and a short paragraph on why you would be a good fit for the position you are applying for by April 5 to Dr. Trayan Kushev at tnkushev@cpp.edu.

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.

Join an Instagram study. CPP researchers are interested in what people think about exercise-content on Instagram. All you have to do is follow and answer surveys, and you COULD win a new Fitbit! Complete your enrollment survey to learn more and get started here.

Grad season at the Bronco Bookstore has begun. You can purchase regalia, grad gifts and more in-store or here.

March 25: Lattes with Lucy with President Soraya M. Coley. Join ASI President Lucy Yu and CPP President Soraya M. Coley on this special episode of LWL, where they will be answering student-submitted questions. This event will be broadcast live on Zoom from noon to 1 p.m. PT. Find the Zoom link here -- the case-sensitive password is Lattes.

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 25: 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.

March 26: Campus-Wide Virtual Moment of Reflection. This month marks one year since the World Health Organization (WHO) officially declared COVID-19 a pandemic. Join us this Friday for a virtual campus-wide moment of reflection as we look back on the last year during COVID-19 and honor those we've lost. We invite you to visit the #CPPTogether Reflection website, which features a virtual wall where the CPP community can submit their own reflection on the last year. The reflection will take place at noon PT -- look for an email on March 24 for the Zoom link.

March 26: Oreo’s First Birthday Party. You’re invited to celebrate Oreo's first birthday on Zoom! The festivities will include birthday greetings, surprise guests and a specially made lamb-friendly birthday cake. For more info, including how to participate in a coloring contest and send in birthday wishes, click here.

March 26: Mindful Broncos. If you know about the benefits of practicing mindfulness but find it hard to sit down to meditate, attend this workshop -- you'll learn unique ways to practice mindfulness in everyday life. The workshop is from 2 to 3 p.m. PT. RSVP here.

March 26: Live Group Fitness: Zumba. Jump in and get your groove on with fitness instructor Gissell -- she'll lead a high-energy Zumba class to kick off your spring break! The class is from 6 to 7 p.m. PT. RSVP here.

March 29-April 2: Saddle Up for Service - Bronco Service Break. CPP’s Saddle Up for Service team has prepared various 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.

March 30-31: César Chávez Day of Service. The Center for Community Engagement (CCE) is hosting a digital celebration honoring and remembering César Chávez. On March 30 at 11 a.m., there will be Trivia Tuesday on Instagram (@cppcce) to win swag. Then March 31, check out ample opportunities to #LearnByDoingGood and engage digitally: learn about the history of César Chávez and his impact through interactive websites, virtual museum tours, audio documentaries, and movies. Find more info here.

April 6: Financial Wellness for Generational Wealth. Join a workshop on personal finances and creating generational wealth in an event hosted by the Latino Professional Alumni Chapter and the Cesar E. Chavez Center for Higher Education. The workshop is from 5:30 to 7 p.m. PT. RSVP here.

April 6: BEAT Volunteer Meeting. Interested in event planning? Become a BEAT volunteer and join the behind-the-scenes team for ASI events. The meeting is from noon to 1 p.m. PT. RSVP here.

April 7: Wellness Wednesdays: What is Body Positivity? Personal growth and development go beyond the weights and treadmills. Join Counseling & Psychological Services and the BRIC's Fitness team to find out what wellness means for you and what you can do to set yourself up for success. Registration is open to CPP students only. The workshop 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.