Student Affairs Safer Return

Repopulation Student Forums

We recognize the importance of timely communication and student feedback as we begin to plan for Fall 2021. Student Affairs will be hosting several student forums throughout the summer to help keep you informed. Be on the lookout for information on how to join in your email. Below are recordings of previous forums. Click on 'CC' in the bottom right for captions.

• The Health Center is still holding in-person appointments. Students must call (909) 869-4000 first. Additionally, see a full list of wellbeing resources to help students during the pandemic.
• The BRIC will launch a pilot reopening on June 14. This pilot is only for Cal Poly Pomona students (enrolled in summer 2021 classes or continuing students) and recent alumni. Incoming first-year and incoming transfer students are not eligible to use the BRIC until fall 2021. Reservations are required, and the reservation system will open June 13. For details regarding eligibility, BRIC membership, making a reservation, what you need to do before coming to campus, FAQs and more, visit the BRIC Pilot Reopening webpage.
• Counseling and Psychological services are still available for students virtually and are currently working through a return to on-campus. A safe return to in-person counseling is currently being developed.
• Check out YOU at CPP. This online platform connects you with personalized videos, articles, tips and tricks for managing your stress and anxiety, supporting your academic success and making connections with other students and the CPP community.

• The Disability Resource Center is hosting online appointments with registered students and will continually host resource workshops. The center is currently planning for on-campus activity.
  
• Student Support and Equity Programs hosts online seminars, mentoring meetings, social hours and weekly chats for impacted students in the Renaissance Scholars, EOP, and Summer/Transfer Bridge programs.
  
• Programs under the Dean of Students office continue to host mentorship, leadership and cluster meetings in the digital space, and are currently planning a return to on-campus acitivity, including Undocumented Student Services, Bronco LEAD, and Sorority and Fraternity Life and Student Life.

• The Career Center is hosting appointments through the Spring semester, which can be scheduled in Handshake. Follow them on Instagram for job search strategies and Q&A's, as well as video chat sessions with employers.
  
• Job search strategies have also moved online. Visit the Career Center's YouTube page to access videos from career counselors on topics like LinkedIn, Portfolium and more.
  
• Be sure to register on Handshake for Spring 2020 virtual career fairs and other events. Check the schedule. 
• The Veterans Resource Center is hosting online career counseling and resume advising workshops for veterans. Stay up to date on their Instagram.

• The easiest way to stay up-to-date on online engagement opportunities is through myBAR. You can see a full list of online events, and register if necessary.
• The Cultural Centers have developed a number of workshops, virtual community spaces and culturally relevant programming for students to stay connected and supported with one another. A return to on-campus acitivty is currently being planned. Events are being shared through each Center's Instagram: African American Student Center, Asian & Pacific Islander Center, Pride Center, Womxn's Resource Center, Cesar E Chavez Center, and Native American Center.
• ASI is hosting online events throughout Spring semester and is planning a returning to on-campus events. Check myBAR and social media for schedules and links to sign up. Visit the ASI FAQ and event page for all ASI updates.
• A recent announcement by the CCAA has approved athletic activities, which will include a safer return for team workouts and more for student athletes.
  

University Housing Services is excited to be welcoming back residents to all its communities next year (Residential Suites, Residential Halls, Traditional Halls). Planned capacity for fall 2021 is 75% and room types will include suite singles, hall doubles, and hall singles. University Housing Services will also be expanding its College Themed Community (CTC) experience, as well as an opportunity to live in our new Residential Halls, to incoming sophomore students. Housing assignments are planned to begin in June 2021 and continue through summer. Applicants will be notified via email and their Housing Portal of their assignment or waitlist details, next steps, updates, etc.

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The University Village is happy to welcome back returning residents and also welcome new applicants for the 2021-2022 academic year. The Village has a planned capacity of 86% across Phase I, Phase II, and Phase III. Single occupancy in planned for all bedrooms with a maximum of two students sharing a bathroom. Housing assignments are planned to begin in June 2021 and continue through summer. Applicants will be notified via email and can view their housing assignment within their Village portal. Housing applications for the University Village are still open.