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Fall 2020 Plan
Chancellor’s Doctoral Incentive Program Draws from CPP Talent
For Anthony Ocampo, it’s a chance to bolster faculty diversity across the CSU system. For Bri Sérráno, it’s needed financial support as they work to complete their doctorate and an opportunity to tap into their research to impact policy related to transgender faculty, staff and students from diverse backgrounds.
Donor Funds CEIS Research On K-12 Social Justice and Equity
The Department of Educational Leadership in CEIS will utilize donated funds to develop a report to promote equity and social justice in K-12 schools. Barbara Nakaoka, a retired school superintendent and current CPP adjunct professor, funded the project, which is a nod to the importance of equity-minded leadership.
Cloud Commuting Internships Prove Valuable for CPP Seniors
Faculty
Teaching Virtually and Remotely
In partnership with the Faculty Center for Professional Development, colleges and departments are supporting faculty to teach virtually and/or remotely. The Faculty Center Website has resourcs and quick start guides for online tools like Blackboard, Zoom and Kaltura.
Students
Online Engagement and Support
Cal Poly Pomona remains committed to keeping students engaged in the virtual environment. Visit the Student Affairs Online Engagement and Support website to learn how to access workshops, wellbeing resources, support services and how to best contact departments remotely.
Students
Academic & Student Services Support
While Cal Poly Pomona course instruction has transitioned to a virtual format given the COVID-19 concerns, the university will continue to offer student services. Visit the Academic and Student Services Support website for information and access to various services.
“I am passionate about higher education’s power to change lives and the responsibility of expanding educational opportunities for others. As a faculty member, department chair, program director and administrator, my work in higher education has been focused on educational pipelines and fostering access and equity. I have spent my career trying to better understand the pipelines’ leaks, detours and stops, particularly for underserved, first-generation college students.”
-Terri Gomez
Associate Vice President for Student Success in the Division of Academic Affairs
Inclusive Excellence
The Cal Poly Pomona Inclusive Excellence Council serves as an advisory body to the university, focused on fostering our campus value of inclusivity. The council endeavors to foster a diverse, inclusive, welcoming and respectful campus community for all students, faculty and staff.
Visit Inclusive Excellence WebsiteThank a CPP Community Member
During this extraordinary time, we want to recognize our Cal Poly Pomona community for going the extra mile to helping each other out and keep our community safe. We invite you to submit a thank you message and also view the Thank You Wall.
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Congratulations, Incoming Broncos!
Cal Poly Pomona continues to attract students who are seeking an innovative, immersive and transformative educational experience. As an inclusive polytechnic university, we provide opportunities for hands-on learning, research projects, internships and service-learning experiences.
Learn about Next StepsOur Polytechnic Advantage
Academic excellence is central to our mission at Cal Poly Pomona. Our emphasis on hands-on learning means we reach beyond the textbook to provide knowledge through experience. We promote creativity, discovery and innovation. We inspire critical thinking, collaboration and community engagement, and the way we integrate technology helps ensure that our graduates are career ready. We proudly embrace diversity and inclusivity. This is our polytechnic advantage.
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