CPP GIF of the Week: Almost done with Week 10, Broncos!

Through May 26: Summer 2022 general registration for continuing students. There are three session options for summer -- 2 5-week sessions and a 10-week session -- and you have a 12-unit enrollment limit. Find general info on the Summer website.

April 13: Fall 2022 general registration for continuing students begins. The Registrar's Office has posted your specific enrollment appointment: watch our how-to video if you need a refresher on finding it in your Student Center. If you are an incoming undergraduate, you'll register for classes during your Orientation program. If you are an incoming graduate student, look for information from Graduate Studies and your department.

April 28: Summer 2022 fees due. Financial Aid & Scholarships is working on awarding aid to eligible students who have enrolled in 6+ units. The installment payment plan is still available: sign up here before April 30 to lock in the down payment + 3 installments.

Keep tabs on the Safer Return website. Review info about our return to campus here.

If you're graduating, participate in the Cultural & Identity Graduation Celebrations. These events are back and happening in-person! See the list of celebrations and register by April 11 here.

Vote for your 2022-23 student leaders. The online voting will be open April 11-14. Have a say in who your new student leaders are! All students who cast a ballot will receive a coupon for 20 percent off select items at the Bronco Bookstore. Find the ASI Elections homepage here.

Join the Bronco Mentoring Network. We have an online advice-sharing and career networking site where you can access hundreds of alumni who have volunteered to mentor students like you. Join here.

Apply for a Library Research Award.  If University Library resources helped you with a recent research project, you may qualify for one of the awards. Learn more and apply here.

Bring your kiddos to Children's Story Time at the University Library. Join us for fun and engaging virtual story times including bilingual story times! Our story times are interactive, educational, and best of all, fun for kids of all ages. Find more info and register here.

Sign up for NSF I-Corps. Join us for a free two-day virtual institute where participants work together to translate their research, products, start-ups, technology, or ideas into the marketplace. Applications are due April 17 by 10 p.m. Learn more and apply here.

Sushi Bar is open at the Campus Center Marketplace. Serving over 20 types of sushi rolls with vegan options. the Sushi Bar is open weekdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Student Club and Org Service Center is now open. ASI and OSLCC are excited to share that we have launched a space designed to support CPP student clubs and organizations with in-person and virtual events. Visit the SCOSC at the Bronco Student Center weekdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Start a new club. Cal Poly Pomona students interested in starting a new club on campus, must attend a New Club Workshop on April 14, 19 or 22. Find more info and RSVP here.

Work for ASI's Marketing, Design, and Public Relations Department. ASI's award-winning Marketing, Design, and Public Relations department is hiring graphics designers, photographers, operations assistants, social media & marketing assistants, and brand ambassadors! Learn more and apply here.

Throughout Spring 2022: OUR Research Workshops. All students from all majors are welcome to attend a series of research workshops hosted by the Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR). Topics include getting started in research, choosing a research topic, writing a literature review, and more! Recorded workshops are also available. Find more info and RSVP here.

Throughout April: Counseling & Psychological Services Workshops. CAPS is offering a variety of mental health and wellbeing workshops this month. Check out the workshops and register here.

April 7: Spring Campus Conversation. The Conversation is titled, “FuturePaths: Career and Professional Readiness Model for Cal Poly Pomona Students.” The event is from noon to 12:50 p.m. Livestream it here.

April 7: Campus Recreation BRIC Member Appreciation Day. Campus Recreation thanks you for being a BRIC member! Join us for tasty snacks, relaxing yoga classes, giveaways all day long, and much more! Spread the Campus Rec love! Free guest vouchers will be distributed to the first 2,000 members who arrive at the BRIC. The Pro Shop will have all ASI-branded merchandise for 50 percent off.

April 7: You're Not Serious: Why Academic Unseriousness Is the Next Serious. What does it mean to approach graduate studies from a first-generation, queer standpoint? The Department of Art invites students to a virtual talk by art historian Graham Feyl, Ph.D., who will discuss what it means to transition from individual research to graduate studies, and to work within the realm of queer art history. The event is from 12 to 12:50 p.m. Get the Zoom link here.

April 7: ASI Elections President and Vice President Open Forum. Each candidate will have the opportunity to share their platform and answer questions from the audience. This is your chance to learn more about each student running for President and VP to help you make your most informed decision when it comes time to vote. There will be free food to the first 75 attendees, and the first 50 attendees will receive a free ASI laptop messenger bag. The event is from noon to 1 p.m. in University Park. Register here.

April 8: Landscape Architecture and the Science of Climate Change. This event series pairs scientists with practicing landscape architects in themed discussions on research and design solutions for climate. The 2021-22 public program continues with “Heat,” featuring Jeremy Klemic, Associate Principal at SWA Los Angeles; and Natalie S. van Doorn, Research Urban Ecologist, USDA Forest Service. The event is from noon to 1 p.m. RSVP here.

April 8: Pickleball Tournament. Pickleball is kind of a big DILL! Teams of doubles will face off in brackets (so bring a partner!), and $25 Bronco Bucks will be awarded to the winners. The tournament is from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Tennis Courts. Register here.

April 9: Egg Hunt & Spring Fun on the Farm. This event is back in person and will feature a petting farm, hayrides, and more. The event is from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Buy tickets here.

April 12: Future of Work. To help prepare students for the future of work, human and civic engagement, CPP will convene a panel of corporate leaders to discuss ways that students can effectively seek employment, engage the recruiting process, and succeed in their post-graduate roles. This virtual event will benefit students eager to learn how companies are managing their recruiting process post-COVID and what they can do to succeed now and after graduation. The event is from noon to 1 p.m. RSVP by April 9 here.

April 12: P.I.E.S with Prabhat Meet & Greet. “P.I.E.S. with Prabhat” is an ASI IGTV series starring President Prabhat Jammalamadaka, who shares updates from ASI Student Government, information regarding the university, and important news from the ASI team who serves you! For this episode, come grab pie and meet Prabhat as he answers your questions live and in person! Each student will have a total of 5 minutes with Prabhat to sit, chat, and ask questions related to ASI, Cal Poly Pomona, or campus life. The event is from noon to 1:30 p.m. Register here.

April 12: Discover SCUBA Diving. Have you ever wanted to try SCUBA, but without the commitments? For only $10, you can test out if scuba diving is for you! If you sign up for the Open Water class within a year, your Discover SCUBA cost will be credited toward your certification course fee. All equipment will be provided. The workshop is from 3 to 5 p.m. at the BRIC Pool. Register here.

April 12: Student Club and Org Services Center Feedback Session. Calling all students in a CPP student club or organization! We want to hear from YOU! Participate in a virtual feedback session regarding the new space designed to support student clubs and orgs, the SCOSC. The session is from 5 to 6 p.m. Register here.

April 13: Mindful Broncos. Problem-solving, planning, analyzing; your mind is constantly thinking, making sense of the world around you. In this session, you’ll learn how to connect to physical sensations in the body to anchor yourself in the present. The session is from 4 to 5 p.m. at the BRIC. Register here.

April 13: No-No Boy Performance. Asian American, Nashville songwriter Julian Saporiti transformed his doctoral study into a project involving untold American histories, original music and scholarship. Please join us for an evening full of music in remembrance of the Japanese internment, Executive Order 9066, and histories in the form of original folk music by No-No Boy Julian Saporiti. Alongside artist Julian Saporiti, CPP Mariachi Los Broncos group will make a cameo. The event is from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Music Recital Hall. Register here.

April 14: ASI Elections Announcement Party. Join us as we celebrate the close of our ASI Elections season and the announcement of our newly elected ASI Student Government for the 2022-23 academic year. There will be free food for the first 75 attendees, and the first 100 attendees will receive a free ASI dad hat. The party is from noon to 1 p.m. at University Park. Register here.

April 15: Tennis Tournament. Ready to compete against your fellow Broncos in a singles or doubles bracket? $25 Bronco Bucks will be awarded to the winners. The tournament is from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Tennis Courts. Register here.

April 15: Ghibli Movie Night. We'll feature Spirited Away and host activities such as decorating your own succulents and taking pictures with Ghibli characters. Snacks will be provided. The movie night is from 6 to 9 p.m. at the BRIC Poolside Lounge. Register here.

April 18: Project Rebound Ally Training. Project Rebound is a program designed to assist formerly incarcerated students at the CSU level by providing financial aid, academic assistance, mentorship, volunteer opportunities, leadership roles and more! We invite you to gain the knowledge of our program and participants at our Project Rebound Ally Training from 1 to 2:30 p.m. RSVP here.

April 18: Earth Week: Milk Alternative Workshop. Interested in learning how to make your own oat milk? In honor of Earth Week and learning about sustainable alternatives, you OAT to come to our virtual workshop. The workshop is from 4 to 5 p.m. Register here.

April 19: Earth Week: Tree Walk. You’re in for such a TREE-t as we embark on a mini tour of Cal Poly Pomona to learn about the different species of trees that inhabit our campus. The event is from noon to 1 p.m. at the Rose Garden. Register here.

April 19: P.I.E.S with Prabhat ft. President Coley. In this live and in-person episode of "P.I.E.S. with Prabhat," ASI President Prabhat Jammalamadaka and President Coley will answer questions previously submitted by students about Cal Poly Pomona in front of a live audience. There will be free pie. The event is from noon to 1 p.m. in University Park. Register here, and if you have a question send it to asi@cpp.edu by April 8 at 11:59 p.m.

April 20: Earth Week: SustainabiliTEA. Hear from our panel of staff and faculty and discuss what we can do at home and on campus to live a more sustainable lifestyle. The virtual event is from noon to 1 p.m. Register here.

April 21-27: Mr. Burns: A Post Electric Play. The Department of Theatre presents an exciting exploration of the aftermath of the collapse of civilization, as a group of survivors share a campfire and begin to piece together the plot of The Simpsons episode "Cape Feare" entirely from memory. See times and buy tickets here.

April 27: CPP Night at Angels Stadium. Come join us for Cal Poly Pomona Night at the Big A. Tickets include an Angels and CPP co-branded hat! Be sure to join us in the Gate 5 Courtyard to pick up your CPP hat. Make sure you purchase your ticket here and enter the coupon code GRPCPP. This is an online offer only.