- Ed Leadership Dept. Announces New Podcast Series on Equity-Minded LeadershipThe Department of Educational Leadership in the College of Education and Integrative Studies has officially launched a new podcast program that explores approaches to equity-minded leadership within schools and campuses. The podcast is titled “Equity Minded Leadership,” and it will showcase what measures educators are taking to help bridge equity gaps. “Researchers repeatedly emphasize the importance of equity-minded leadership and yet exemplars of what that really means in action is often not shared,” said Betty Alford, podcast host, as well as professor and chair of the Department of Educational Leadership. “These podcasts feature our doctoral graduates and discuss how they transferred their research on social justice issues to …
- Local Children Receive Bikes from Cal Poly PomonaU.S. President John F. Kennedy once said, “nothing compares to the simple pleasure of riding a bike.” Cal Poly Pomona helped make this pleasure a reality for five local families at the Pomona CommUNITY Pull Up. The special event took place on Sept. 6 at Cal Poly Pomona’s Office of Outreach, Recruitment, & Educational Partnerships booth, where President Soraya M. Coley and members of the university’s senior leadership team gifted the bikes to five children. “It’s so special to see the community come together and share its resources in support of one another,” said Maricela Gonzalez, who smiled as her 10-year-old daughter, Yasaira, selected her bike. “It means a lot …
- Carve Out Some Time for the Pumpkin FestivalOct. 1 to 30 / AGRIscapes Don’t miss your chance to visit the annual Cal Poly Pomona Pumpkin Festival! Pick a pumpkin grown by students, enjoy a hayride, venture into the corn maze and spend some time with CPP’s beloved farm animals. Bring the whole family for a day of fun and entertainment. Tickets and season passes are only available online through the Pumpkin Festival website.…
- CA Secretary of State Coming to CPPFriday, Oct. 7 / 12:15 to 1 p.m. / BSC, Ursa Major California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber will be visiting campus to speak at Senator Leyva’s 8th Annual Young Leaders Empowerment Summit.The purpose of this event is to empower local youth to amplify their voice through action. Students, faculty and staff are invited to listen to the secretary of state discuss the power of voting and advocacy. This is a rare opportunity and seats are limited, so register here to reserve your spot today. Registration closes on Oct. 6 at 5 p.m.…
- Celebrating 10 Years of the Veteran’s Resource CenterTuesday, Oct. 11 / noon to 1 p.m. / SSB Breezeway The Cal Poly Pomona Veterans Resource Center cordially invites the campus community to attend its anniversary celebration event. Join the Center as it celebrates ten years of excellence in serving our university’s military-affiliated students. Refreshments will be provided. Check-in will begin at 11:30 a.m. Those interested in attending are required to register by Friday, Oct. 7.…
- Women Empowering Women: ACE Women’s Annual ConferenceFriday, Oct. 21 / 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. / Kellogg West The mission of the ACE Women’s Network is to advance women’s leadership on college campuses across the nation. Even if you’re not a member, you’re invited to this year’s “Women Empowering Women: Connect, Contribute and Collaborate” at Kellogg West. In addition to the opportunity to network with colleagues, the registration fee includes a light breakfast, buffet lunch and a gift of appreciation. A fireside chat and workshop will be led by Karen Catlin, author, leadership coach and expert on building inclusive workplaces. Be sure to register through Eventbrite no later than Thursday, Oct. 12. To learn more, …
- CPP Night with the Anaheim DucksWednesday, Oct. 26 / 7 p.m. / Honda Center Love CPP? Love hockey? If so, save the date for the upcoming Cal Poly Pomona Night with the Anaheim Ducks. Watch the Ducks take on the Tampa Bay Lightning with tickets priced at special rates for the CPP community. Tickets purchased through this offer will include a limited edition CPP edition Ducks hat. Broncos must buy their tickets through AnaheimDucks.com/CPP. Make sure to invite your family and friends; you won’t want them to miss it. For questions, contact alumni@cpp.edu.…
- Uncertain Forecast: Three Stories of Extreme HeatIn this episode, Melane Olmeda, a political science student at CPP, examines how extreme heat affects the lives of ordinary people in three different communities; including a representative from Latino/a/x communities who is involved in a local activist group, a roof contractor who installs solar roofs in Southern California, as well as a resident of Pomona. Melane weaves in other climate issues, such as wildfires, and explores the impact such events have on their everyday lives and the lives of those around them. If you like what you hear and care about these issues, please share it with your friends, family and colleagues.…
- National Voter Education WeekNational Voter Education Week strives to help voters overcome common barriers to become confident voters and ambassadors of voting in their communities for every election. During this week of interactive education, the campus community is encouraged to register to vote, understand their ballot, make a plan to vote in person or remotely and inspire others to get involved. Learn more at cpp.edu/vote.…
- Updates to ConcurConcur will be transitioning to a new user interface, making the travel request and expense report experience quicker and easier. The transition began over the weekend and will continue over a multi-day period with no impact for end users until complete. The next time a user logs in after the transition, the user will see a brief pop-up product tour introducing the updated user interface and showcasing the benefits of these changes. While the portal may look different, you’ll still have access to everything needed to complete a travel request and expense report. To assist users with the update, you can access a series of transition guides on the Concur …
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