DRC Newsletter
April 2026 Edition
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Exciting things are happening at the DRC! Read about our peer mentors, upcoming DRC events, and campus events.
Inspiration and Fun
Meme of the Month
Professor pointing to a map on a board, text says “Today we will have a free day. Aprils Fools, we have a test over stuff I haven’t taught you.”
Motivation for the Month:
"Your success and happiness lies in you. Resolve to keep happy, and your joy shall form an invincible host against difficulties." - Helen Keller
DRC Finals Information
The deadline to submit a test request for finals week is this month! All requests for finals week must be submitted by Monday, April 27 by 11:59pm.
What you need to know:
- Finals week is May 11-15
- DRC Finals Week Testing Hours are Monday - Thursday: 8am - 8pm and Friday: 8am - 4pm
- During finals week all test request must be scheduled at a DRC start time slot of 8am, 12pm or 4pm. Details about the timeslots are below.
DRC Finals Times:
To determine your DRC Final start time, you will need to know the class final start time based on the university schedule.
- Class Final Start Time: 7:00am to 9:00am, DRC Final Start Time: 8:00am
- Class Final Start Time: 11:00am to 1:00pm, DRC Final Start Time: 12:00pm
- Class Final Start Time: 3:00pm to 9:00pm, DRC Final Start Time: 4:00pm for Monday - Thursday and 12:00pm for Friday
If you need help scheduling your finals, contact us at drctesting@cpp.edu or review the Finals Tutorial.
Bronco Access Mentors
The DRC Bronco Access Mentors (BAM) are here and ready to meet you! If you are interested in getting the semester started on the right foot and need support with Time Management, Notetaking Skills, or Study Skills, you should consider meeting with one of our peer mentors. If you're interested in scheduling a meeting, complete the BAM Appointment Request form to provide your availability.
BAM Bulletin
BAM hosting Body Doubling Hour on Zoom
The Bronco Access Mentors will be hosting a body doubling hour on Zoom for students to come study or work on assignments. The benefits of Body Doubling are:
- Enhanced Task Initiation: The presence of another person provides external motivation, making it easier to start tasks, especially those that feel boring.
- Increased Focus and Accountability: A "witness" to your work encourages staying on task and minimizing distractions. Knowing someone else is working creates a sense of accountability.
- Enhanced Motivation: Sharing space with someone else who is focused can boost your own drive to continue, keeping you motivated through the hour.
Join us on Wednesdays from 2:30pm - 3:30pm starting March 11th. These sessions will run each Wednesday through May 8th (except for Spring Break).
Zoom Link for Body Doubling Hour
Now Playing
Thoughtfully selected music playlists to match your soundtrack for the month.
Fun Activities on Campus
Looking for a spot where you can cool off, relax, and still stay active? The Cal Poly Pomona pool is a campus gem that offers a refreshing environment for students to take a break from their busy schedules while still prioritizing their well-being. Whether you are swimming laps, spending time with friends, or simply enjoying a quiet moment by the water, it is a wonderful space to reset and recharge.
The BRIC- Bronco Recreation & Intramural Complex Bldg 42
Cal Poly Pomona’s swimming pool located right next to the BRIC is the perfect way to unwind between and after classes. The swimming pool features a leisure and lap pool with 10 lap lanes. With outdoor heaters, hammocks, lounge chairs, and BBQs, many students can be found enjoying leisure time at the pool. ASI Campus Recreation offers incredible aquatic programs such as PADI scuba certifications, private training, and more.
Social Success Tip
Finding Social Activities - Once you’ve identified social groups that interest you, the next step is finding ways to get involved. Participating in activities you genuinely enjoy increases your chances of meeting people with similar interests, making conversations feel more natural and meaningful. These shared experiences can lead to future plans, stronger connections, and even lasting friendships. When you meet someone through a specific group, try starting with activities related to that shared interest—it’s an easy and comfortable way to build a connection.
DRC Events
Gaming Trivia Day Event
The BAM Peer Mentors are planning a Gaming Trivia Day for DRC students and their friends! We’re putting together a fun, interactive day filled with trivia questions, team competition, and plenty of chances to show off your random (and not-so-random) gaming knowledge. Snacks and prizes for winning teams will be available!
Whether you grew up on classic games or keep up with the latest releases, there will be something for everyone. Start thinking about who you’re bringing on your team.
Date: April 22, 2026
Time: 1:00pm to 2:30pm
Location: Bldg. 35, Orion Suite
RSVP on myBar for Gaming Trivia Day
Upcoming Event - April
SAS Relationship Toolkit: Identifying Flags and Building Skills
Survivor Advocacy Services (SAS) team will be covering tips for navigating relationships in a special workshop for DRC students.
Date: Thursday, April 16, 2026
Time: 12:00 - 12:45pm
Location: Library (Bldg. 15), Room 1808
RSVP recommended but not required on myBar:
RSVP on myBAR for SAS Relationship Toolkit Workshop
Neurodiverse Student Alliance (NDSA) Event
Club Mixer
The Neurodiverse Student Alliance (N.D.S.A.) in collaboration with the Sunflower Collective, is hosting a relaxed mixer centered on creativity, connection, and community. Designed as an inclusive space, the event invites students to engage in artistic activities while meeting others in a low-pressure, welcoming environment. Attendees can take a break from their daily routines, spark new conversations, and explore creative expression alongside peers. With materials and refreshments provided, the gathering aims to foster comfort, accessibility, and a sense of belonging for everyone who joins. Be sure to follow and connect with the N.D.S.A. through their social media and campus engagement platforms for updates on this club mixer and more!
Date: April 10, 2026
Time: 4:00pm
Location: Bronco Student Center, Room Orion
Exciting things are happening at the DRC! Read about our peer mentors, upcoming DRC events, and campus events.
Inspiration and Fun
Meme of the Month
Spongbob looking nervous. Text says When you realize its already march and that year is almost 25% done.
Motivation for the Month:
"We may encounter many defeats, but we must not be defeated.”- Maya Angelou
Bronco Access Mentors
The DRC Bronco Access Mentors (BAM) are here and ready to meet you! If you are interested in getting the semester started on the right foot and need support with Time Management, Notetaking Skills, or Study Skills, you should consider meeting with one of our peer mentors. If you're interested in scheduling a meeting, complete the BAM Appointment Request form to provide your availability.
BAM Bulletin
DRC Social Event
Be on the lookout !!
The BAM Peer Mentors are planning a Gaming Trivia Day for DRC students and their friends! We’re putting together a fun, interactive day filled with trivia questions, team competition, and plenty of chances to show off your random (and not-so-random) gaming knowledge. Snacks and prizes for winning teams will be available! Whether you grew up on classic games or keep up with the latest releases, there will be something for everyone. Start thinking about who you’re bringing on your team — more details are coming soon!
BAM hosting Body Doubling Hour on Zoom
The Bronco Access Mentors will be hosting a body doubling hour on Zoom for students to come study or work on assignments. The benefits of Body Doubling are:
- Enhanced Task Initiation: The presence of another person provides external motivation, making it easier to start tasks, especially those that feel boring.
- Increased Focus and Accountability: A "witness" to your work encourages staying on task and minimizing distractions. Knowing someone else is working creates a sense of accountability.
- Enhanced Motivation: Sharing space with someone else who is focused can boost your own drive to continue, keeping you motivated through the hour.
Join us on Wednesdays from 2:30pm - 3:30pm starting March 11th. These sessions will run each Wednesday through May 8th (except for Spring Break).
Zoom Link for Body Doubling Hour
Now Playing
Thoughtfully selected music playlists to match your soundtrack for the month.
Fun Activities on Campus
Looking for a space where you can move your body, clear your head, and maybe even discover your new favorite hobby? The BRIC is the kind of place where productivity meets play. Whether you are squeezing in a quick workout between classes or committing to a full reset day, it is built for students who want to stay active and feel good while doing it.
The BRIC- Bronco Recreation & Intramural Complex Bldg 42
The BRIC is a multi-use recreation facility that offers a wide range of fitness and wellness opportunities for students. From workout areas to open spaces to group classes and recreational programs, it isdesigned to support physical health, student involvement, and overall well-being in an energetic and welcoming campus environment.
Social Success Tip
Listen to your friends - Show that you care about the other person's thought's by actively listening during conversations. Give them your full attention, respond thoughtfully, and avoid interrupting. Focus on what they're saying instead of planning your response. When you don't listen, misunderstandings can happen, feelings may get hurt, and the other person might feel ignored or unimportant. When people feel heard and understood, it strengthens trust and deepens connections. Strong communication starts with truly listening.
DRC Events
Relax and Create Event
Join the DRC & JEDI for "Relax & Create"! A relaxing and interactive Sensory Wellness Experience event where participants can de-stress through Lego building, play-dough sculpting, essential oils, and coloring in a supportive and calming environment. Portos will be provided!
Date: Tuesday, March 10, 2026
Time: 12:00 - 12:45pm
Location: Sicomoro MPR Bldg. 73 Room 107
RSVP on myBAR for Relax and Create
Study Skills Workshop
Join the Bronco Access Mentors this month at their workshop. The study skills workshop is designed to help students strengthen their academic habits with practical, easy-to-apply strategies. Come join us!
Date: Thursday, March 19, 2026
Time: 12:00 - 12:45pm
Location: Bldg. 6, Room 216
RSVP recommended but not required on myBar:
RSVP on myBAR for Study Skills Workshop
Upcoming Event - April
SAS Relationship Toolkit: Identifying Flags and Building Skills
Survivor Advocacy Services (SAS) team will be covering tips for navigating relationships in a special workshop for DRC students.
Date: Thursday, April 16, 2026
Time: 12:00 - 12:45pm
Location: Library (Bldg. 15), Room 1808
RSVP recommended but not required on myBar:
RSVP on myBAR for SAS Relationship Toolkit Workshop
Accommodated Advising Appointments
Have an appointment scheduled with your academic advisor? DRC students may request that their approved accommodations be arranged and provided for the meeting.
Neurodiverse Student Alliance (NDSA) Events
Connect 4 Championship
The Neurodiverse Student Alliance (N.D.S.A.) is hosting a Connect 4 Championship on Thursday, March 12, 2026, during U-hour (11:30 PM – 12:45 PM). Students are invited to compete for the title of Supreme Grand Champion (of Connect 4) in this exciting and friendly tournament.
Whether you’re a strategic mastermind or just looking for a fun way to spend U-hour, this event is a great opportunity to connect with others, show off your skills, and enjoy some lighthearted competition. The event location is T.B.D., and additional details will be shared soon.
Be sure to follow and connect with the N.D.S.A. through their social media and campus engagement platforms for updates—and don’t miss your chance to claim the championship title!
2026-27 Club Elections
The Neurodiverse Student Alliance is excited to announce their 2026-2027 Club Elections! Join them on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, as they vote for next year’s Executive Board and help shape the future of the organization.
They will be electing leaders for the following positions such as: President, Treasurer, and Scheduler. These roles are a great opportunity for members who are passionate about advocacy, community-building, and supporting neurodiverse students on campus to step into leadership and make a meaningful impact.
The event location is TBD, so stay tuned for updates. Members interested in running for an E-Board position can sign up using the candidate registration link (QR code provided on the flyer), and everyone is encouraged to attend and cast their vote.
Your voice matters—come be part of building another strong and supportive year for the Neurodiverse Student Alliance!
Check out NDSA on myBAR for details
Become a 2026-2027 Orientation Leader
Sunflower Collective is a student-led organization centered on amplifying the voices of disabled students, including those with both visible and invisible disabilities. This includes (but is not limited to) physical disabilities, chronic illness, autism, ADHD, PTSD, depression, anxiety, and any other disability. A question we are often asked is whether certain diagnoses “count,” and the answer is yes! Our space is for anyone navigating disability in any form.
We also actively invite allies to participate, learn, and engage, because bridging the gap between allies and disabled communities requires shared responsibility and collective effort. Together, we aim to build understanding, foster connection, and create a more inclusive campus community — while also forming meaningful friendships along the way.
We recognize that being a student while managing a disability can be incredibly challenging and isolating. That is why we created this space: to support one another, spread awareness, encourage advocacy, and strengthen connection across campus.
We meet twice a month, alternating between in-person and virtual meetings to maximize accessibility for all members. Meeting dates and times are formally announced through our Discord server and posted on our Instagram (@sunflowercollectivecpp).
Students can join or learn more through:
There is no formal membership requirement. Simply joining and engaging in our Discord grants automatic membership, along with access to community resources, peer connection, and club updates.
For graduating members, we are also exploring a Sunflower Collective sash initiative to recognize the strength and resilience it takes to complete college while navigating disability or actively advocating as an ally.
Questions? Reach out! javenegas@cpp.edu, Jasmine Venegas, Co-President
Campus Events
Wellness Fest
You'll have free access to activities, workshops, and rejuvenating experiences designed to nourish the mind, body, and spirit (including a tarot card reader). There will also be opportunities to win giveaways!
- Date: March 12, 2026
- Time: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
- Location: The Quad
Instagram: @cpp.tap.in
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) Group Sessions
Mindful Mondays
Mondays February 9 - May 4 3:15pm
30 minutes
Mindfulness Monday’s is a 30-minute biweekly mindfulness session held in collaboration with Cal Poly Pomona's Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS).
The workshops are designed to have participants start their week off calm, focused, and aware. Activities include:
- Journaling
- Art
- Sound Therapy
- Meditation
To sign-up visit your Health Portal or call 909-869-3220
There are more group sessions to check-out from CAPS:
Closed Group topics include:
- Healing after Trauma
- Grief Support Group
- Social Anxiety Group
- Anxiety Toolbox
Drop in Group Topics:
- Social Confidence 101
- Mindful Broncos
- Connect and Play (for Student Parents)
Details about dates, times and how to sign up are available on CAPS' Group Services webpage
Exciting things are happening at the DRC! Read about our peer mentors, upcoming DRC events, and campus events.
Inspiration and Fun
Meme of the Month
Kermit the Frog looking out a rain covered window with text ”What if whoever invented February misspelled it?".
Motivation for the Month:
"You don't have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.”
- Martin Luther King Jr.
Bronco Access Mentors
The DRC Bronco Access Mentors (BAM) are here and ready to meet you! If you are interested in getting the semester started on the right foot and need support with Time Management, Notetaking Skills, or Study Skills, you should consider meeting with one of our peer mentors. If you're interested in scheduling a meeting, complete the BAM Appointment Request form to provide your availability.
BAM Bulletin
Now Playing
Thoughtfully selected music playlists to match your soundtrack for the month.
Best Spots on Campus
Want a place where you can unwind, laugh a little louder, and spend time with friends between classes? The Games Room is a go-to hangout where students can relax, recharge, and enjoy friendly competition in a fun, welcoming environment.
Games Room - Bronco Student Center Bldg 35, 1st Floor
The game room is a recreational space that offers a variety of entertainment options for students, including video game consoles, ping pong, billiards, foosball and more. It is designed to support student engagement and provide recreational opportunities on campus!
Social Success Tip
Finding Peers with Common Interest - Building friendships often starts with finding people who share similar interests and values as you. When we connect over things we enjoy—such as hobbies, activities, or goals—it becomes easier to feel comfortable and form meaningful connections. College offers many social groups and opportunities, so focus on the ones that genuinely interest you! Remember, you don’t have to be friends with everyone, and not everyone will be your friend, and that’s okay. Social success comes from finding the spaces where you feel accepted, supported, and able to be yourself.
Social Succes Mentoring Series
- Trade information and start conversations
- Trade information and maintain conversations
- Find a source of friends
- Navigate electronic communication
- Enter group conversations
- Workshop dates are Wednesdays: February 18, March 4 & 18, April 8 & 22
- Fridays from 12:30-2:00 pm
DRC Events
Craft and Connect - Friendship Bracelets and Tote Bag Painting
Join the Bronco Access Mentors this month at their workshop. Come to craft a bracelet or paint a tote bag as a fun, creative way to start the beginning of your Spring semester!
Date: Thursday, February 19, 2026
Time: 12:00 - 12:45pm
Location: Bldg. 6, Room 216
No RSVP required
DRC Scholarship Opportunities
Apply now on the Bronco Scholarship Portal for 2026-27 scholarship opportunities specific to DRC Students.
- DRC - Muriel Nicole Bruno Scholarship
- DRC - President's Scholars Scholarship for Disability Resource Center Students
- Engineering - Andre Bullock Engineering DRC Scholarship
Neurodiverse Student Alliance (NDSA) Events
Share your Favorite Board Game Day
Join NDSA for your favorite Board Game!
Date: Thursday, February 12, 2026
Time: 12:00 - 12:45 PM
Location: DRC Testing Center (BLDG 98, Room 2-004)
Connect 4 Championship
Join the NeuroDiverse Student Alliance to compete for the title of Supreme Grand Champion (of Connect 4)!
Date: Thursday, February 26, 2026
Time: 12:00 - 12:45 PM
Location: TBD
Check out NDSA on myBAR for details
Become a 2026-2027 Orientation Leader
- $16.90 per hour, paid monthly
- Housing in a University-owed residence during summer Orientation
- FREE MEALS DURING in-person orientation
- Priority Registration for fall 2026 (upon academic senate approval)
Handshake #10563343
Application open now through February 15th at 11:59PM.
Campus Events
Wellness Fest
You'll have free access to activities, workshops, and rejuvenating experiences designed to nourish the mind, body, and spirit (including a tarot card reader). There will also be opportunities to win giveaways!
- Date: February 18, 2026
- Time: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
- Location: The Quad
Instagram: @cpp.tap.in
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) Group Sessions
Social Confidence 101 Group
Tuesdays February 24 - March 24 12:00pm 50 minutes
Grow and/or enhance your social confidence by reducing common barriers:
- Anxiety
- Predicting bad outcomes
- Lack of Practice
- Negative self-perception
This group will provide: insights, tools, coping, strategies, & opportunities to practice in a supportive space.
To sign-up visit your Health Portal or call 909-869-3220
There are more group sessions to check-out from CAPS:
Closed Group topics include:
- Healing after Trauma
- Grief Support Group
- Social Anxiety Group
- Anxiety Toolbox
Drop in Group Topics:
- Social Confidence 101
- Mindful Broncos
- Mindfulness Mondays
- Connect and Play (for Student Parents)
Details about dates, times and how to sign up are available on CAPS' Group Services webpage
Youth Leadership Institute Opportunity
APIDC’s Youth Leadership Institute (YLI) trains young adults to become advocates for APIs with disabilities. We seek college students from all backgrounds and ethnicities who have a passion for empowering APIs with disabilities.
Read more about this opportunity and how to apply online by March 15th on the APIDC 2026 YLI website.
Exciting things are happening at the DRC! Read about our peer mentors, upcoming DRC events, and campus events.
Inspiration and Fun
Meme of the Month
Image of a joke with text ”What did the shocked pumpkin say to the squash? ‘Oh my Gourd’".
Motivation for the Month:
"The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.”
- Nelson Mandela
Bronco Access Mentors
The DRC Bronco Access Mentors (BAM) are here and ready to meet you! If you are interested in getting the semester started on the right foot and need support with Time Management, Notetaking Skills, or Study Skills, you should consider meeting with one of our peer mentors. If you're interested in scheduling a meeting, complete the BAM Appointment Request form to provide your availability.
Beads of Kindness
Join the Bronco Access Mentors this month at their workshop. Come to craft a bracelet, share a moment and celebrate World Kindness Day with a handmade gift from the heart.
- Date: Thursday, November 13, 2025
- Time: 12:00 - 12:45pm
- Location: Building 6, Room 207
RSVP on myBAR for Beads of Kindness
BAM Bulletin
Now Playing
Thoughtfully selected music playlists to match your soundtrack for the month.
Best Spots on Campus
Have you ever been in between classes, not knowing where to go or what to do?
Here is a spot where you can study and work on homework in a comfortable outdoor atmosphere:
Bronco Student Center Bldg 35, 2nd Floor
Step into a space where focus meets comfort. This beautifully designed lounge offers a serene atmosphere with floor-to-ceiling windows, lush greenery, and cozy seating that invites you to get comfortable and be productive. Whether you're doing a solo study or a collaborative one with classmates, the layout mix makes it easy to find your flow.
Social Success Tip
Use good body boundaries - Respecting body boundaries is a key part of building comfortable and respectful social interactions. Everyone has a personal space bubble, and standing too close can make others feel uneasy or even threatened, especially in new or formal settings. A good rule of thumb is to keep about an arm’s length of space between you and the person you’re speaking with, unless the situation calls for more closeness and both people are comfortable with it. Being aware of body language helps create a safe and welcoming environment for everyone involved.
DRC Finals Information
Deadline:
The deadline to submit a test request for finals week is this month! All requests for finals week must be submitted by Monday, November 24 by 11:59pm.
What you need to know:
- Finals week is December 8-12
- DRC Finals Week Testing Hours are Monday – Thursday: 8am – 8pm and Friday: 8am – 4pm
- During finals week all test request must be scheduled at a DRC start time slot of 8am, 12pm or 4pm. Details about the timeslots are below.
DRC Finals Times:
- Class Final Start Time: 7:00am to 9:00am, DRC Final Start Time: 8:00am
- Class Final Start Time: 11:00am to 1:00pm, DRC Final Start Time: 12:00pm
- Class Final Start Time: 3:00pm to 9:00pm, DRC Final Start Time: 4:00pm for Monday - Thursday and 12pm for Friday
DRC Events
DRC: Dia de Los Muertos Altar
The Disability Resource Center (DRC) invites you to honor and celebrate the lives of loved ones who have passed.
Bring a picture of a loved one or pet you would like to remember and celebrate.
Location: DRC Office (BLDG 9, RM 103)
Dates: October 20 - November 6th
Please pick up your pictures after November 6
Neurodiverse Student Alliance (NDSA) Game Night
Join NDSA for a game night!
Date: Wednesday, November 12, 2025
Time: 5:00 - 7:00 PM
Location: Bronco Care Center (BLDG 97, 1st floor)
Complete a Survey for a CPP Student
- Be 18 years or older
- Cal Poly Pomona student (any major)
- No diagnosis of autism is required
- Sona credits or entry into the raffle for Bronco Bucks
Campus Events
Tap-in to Wellness
This campaign is all about encouraging you to stay connected to yourself and to one another. Check in with a friend, join a campus event, or just take a moment to reflect on your mental and physical health. This is your reminder to be present and involved! College can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to go through it alone.
Wellness Wednesday Events
All events are 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. at The Care Center
All events are free and open while supplies last.
Smoothie Night - Date: Nov. 12
"Board games, smoothies, and connection"
For more details check out the Tap-in to Wellness website or follow on Instagram @cpp.tap.in
Anxiety Workshop
Explore:
- What anxiety is
- How to recognize its signs
- practical strategies for managing it
Date: Tuesday, 11/4/25
Time: 12-1 pm
Location: CAPS
Please register on MyHealthPortal if interested
Anxiety Toolbox Workshop
This 3-week group will focus on increasing participants' understanding of anxiety and its symptoms, and teach skills to recognize and reduce anxiety symptoms in one's daily life.
- Fridays, 2-3 pm
- Dates: 11/7, 11/14, 11/21
- (Zoom sessions)
- Tuesdays, 12-1 pm
- Dates: 11/18, 11/25, 12/2
- (Zoom sessions)
Participants are required to attend all three sessions.
If you are interested in joining one of these groups, please call CAPS at 909-869-3220 and request a screening for Anxiety Toolbox
Dia De Los Muertos Events
Danza Azteca Workshop
- Date: 11/6/25
- Time: 4-5:30 pm
- Location: BLDG 52 RM 100
UHS Movie Night
- Date: 11/13/25
- Time: 6-8 pm
- Location: BLDG 73 MPR
Maker Space
- Date: 11/3, 11/4, 11/5
- Time: 11 AM - 3:30 pm
- Location: CECCHE BLDG 95
Events with Charles Yu
VIP Reception with Charles Yu (Limited Capacity)
Date: 11/13/25
Time: 11:00-12:00 pm
A small gathering with light refreshments and conversation with the author. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect directly with Charles Yu and campus colleagues around creativity, representation, and the power of storytelling.
RSVP Required on myBAR for VIP Reception
Fireside Chat with Charles Yu
Date: 11/13
Time: 12:00-1:00 pm
Join us for an intimate and engaging conversation with Charles Yu about the creative process, navigating Hollywood, and the themes of race, identity, and belonging explored in Interior Chinatown. The program will include audience Q&A.
RSVP Required on myBAR for Fireside Chat
CPP Motor Development Clinic Adapted Fitness Program
We are excited to introduce our Adapted Fitness Program designed for CPP students with various disabilities.
What’s Included?
- 5 Key Components of Fitness
- Adapted Sports Activities
- Collaboration with Kinesiology & Health Promotion students
Starting September 9th
- Tuesdays | 10:00 – 11:00 AM
- Tuesdays | 5:00 – 6:00 PM
Location: CPP Motor Development Clinic
Interested? Contact Dr. Mai at mnjara@cpp.edu