Support During COVID-19

All Student Affairs departments, except essential services, are working remotely. Refer to this remote contact and social media list to learn how to both reach out and learn about ongoing online engagement opportunities. The easiest way to stay up-to-date on these opportunities is through myBAR. You can see a full list of online events, and register if necessary.

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Social Media Handles by Department

• 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. Digital wellness workshops will return in the Fall. Click here for an event calendar and to sign up.
• The Student Wellness Center holds one-on-one Zoom sessions to discuss topics like nutrition, time management, alcohol and drug use, sexual health, and more. Students can sign up here.
• Counseling and Psychological services are still available for students virtually. CAPS has hosted workshops on topics including self-care, anxiety/depression management and virtual communication. Follow the workshops page to register for future events and to view past workshops.
• ASI Campus Recreation has inspired a healthy lifestyle through digital workout sessions hosted by ASI staff, and at-home body weight exercises shared on the CPP Health Instagram and YouTube channel.

• The Basic Needs Program has developed a COVID-19 resource list and frequently shares updates on emergency grants, local food pantries, and easy recipes to make at home on Instagram.
• The Disability Resource Center is hosting online appointments with registered students and will continually host resource workshops.
• 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.
• Student athletes in need of advising can set up online appointments by emailing Scott Tsuji.
• Programs under the Dean of Students office continue to host mentorship, leadership, and cluster meetings in the digital space, including Undocumented Student Services, Bronco LEAD, and Greek and Student Life.

• The Career Center has shifted to online appointments through the summer, which can be scheduled in Handshake. Follow them on Instagram for job search strategies and Q&A's.
• Job search strategies have moved online. Visit the Career Center's YouTube page to access videos from Career Counselors on topics like LinkedIn, Portfolium, and next steps when being laid off.
• Be on the lookout for announcements about future virtual career fairs. The last virtual career fair of the summer was held on July 21st.
• 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 online office hours, community chats, and workshops for students to stay connected and supported together. Schedules 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 the Summer and into Fall, including Bingo Night, a console tournament, Speed Friending, a Virtual Festival of Animals and Cooking with BEAT. Check myBAR and social media for schedules and links to sign up. Visit the ASI FAQ and event page for all ASI updates.
• Athletics coaches continue to connect with student athletes on a weekly basis to discuss academic needs and maintain team community.