You’re Invited: Oct. 29 University Town Hall on the CSU Promise

Dear Colleagues,

As part of our commitment to transparent communication and meaningful dialogue about important university initiatives, the Cabinet and I are pleased to invite you to our first University Town Hall of the 2026 to 2027 academic year.

The Town Hall will focus on the CSU Promise and its significance for Cal Poly Pomona. The program will also provide an overview of CSU Forward, the California State University system’s strategic plan, and the CSU Student Success Framework, which builds on the foundation of Graduation Initiative 2025.

Together, we will explore how the priorities connect to the experiences of our students at Cal Poly Pomona and support the CSU’s vision for enhancing the student experience, strengthening student success, and expanding pathways to meaningful careers and opportunity. A question-and-answer session will follow the presentation.

University Town Hall: CSU Promise
Thursday, October 29 | Noon to 12:45 p.m.
In person | Seating limited to 100 attendees
Register to attend

Registration is required and will be processed on a first come, first served basis. The registration form will close once capacity is reached. Because seating is limited, please register only if you plan to attend.

Student success is at the center of our Cal Poly Pomona 2030 initiative and reflects our deep commitment to ensuring that every student has the support, opportunities, and experiences needed to thrive. Our work is grounded in the belief that every student should have the opportunity to learn, grow, graduate, and achieve their goals. Those commitments will continue to guide our conversations and our efforts across the university.

The Cabinet is committed to creating regular opportunities for connection, conversation, and engagement across our university. We look forward to learning together, discussing the priorities that will shape our future, and continuing our dialogue throughout the year.

With Bronco pride and excitement for our future,

Vanya Quiñones, Ph.D.
President