Staff Council

Annual Events

Amelia Hammond Staff Scholarship

The Amelia Hammond Staff Scholarship was established in 1978 to assist staff members in career development or personal job improvement education. Staff Council currently awards a maximum of three $300. scholarships each year, or as the budget allows.

Competition for the scholarships is open to all staff members who have been employed at the University, Cal Poly Pomona Foundation, Associated Students Inc, Cal Poly Federal Credit Union, and the Employees of the Alumni Association for at least two years of full-time or permanent half-time service. Courses, either credit or non-credit, may be taken in community colleges, four-year colleges, universities, or technical schools.

Holiday Boutique

 The Annual Holiday Boutique will be held in the University Quad.  Do your holiday shopping during your break, all proceeds support Staff Council and our continuous effort to recognized staff campus wide.

Fundraiser Events

This committee shall be responsible for various fundraising events throughout the year. Monies raised at these events shall be used for general Staff Council expenses. This committee shall be responsible for all arrangements and promotion of events, as well as collection and distribution of funds.

Holiday Gathering

This committee shall be responsible for the annual campus-wide Holiday Gathering, generally held in December. Arrangements will be made for reserving the location, notifying campus community, soliciting contributions for local organizations, coordinating refreshments, etc.

Rose Float Support

This committee will support the Rose Float club/committee in their preparation of the float. This support will include but not be limited to: preparing some meals and providing snacks for the student Rose Float club members as they work at the Cal Poly Pomona lab, soliciting meals for workers at the Rose Bowl location.  

Service Awards

The Service Awards program at Cal Poly Pomona began in 1975, although the idea was formed by Staff members as early as 1967. After many disappointments in the development of a program to honor staff employees, the Cal Poly Pomona Foundation, Inc., agreed to fund a program for both faculty and staff, and the first Service Award pins were presented at Fall Conference in 1975. Service Award pins have been awarded at each succeeding Fall Convocation and it has now become traditional to present the Service Award program as a part of  Fall Convocation.

Gold pins in the design of the Cal Poly Pomona seal are awarded for 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, and 40 years of service. Top administrators and the University President participate in the awarding of the pins. Biographies of 30+ year recipients are requested and read at the ceremony. Gold pins in the design of the Cal Poly Pomona seal are awarded for 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, and 40 years of service.