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President Coley

President's Message

In a message to campus, President Coley affirms our Commitment to Action and announces the University Police Department's move to a community policing framework that prioritizes the safety and wellbeing of our campus community.
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CPP Pumpkin Fest Returns Oct. 2

A Pomona Valley tradition, the pumpkin patch will feature thousands of CPP-grown pumpkins for $5-$7 each, fun farm demonstrations, live entertainment, great food and a variety of activities.  
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Partnership Grants Students Free Foothill Transit Bus Rides

CPP is excited to announce the launch of Class Pass, a new student program to enhance transportation access to campus and increase mobility options for all students.
A group of students from the College of Science during the 2019 commencement ceremony

A Transformative Gift

In a message to the Cal Poly Pomona community, Pres. Soraya Coley announced a $40 million gift to the university from philanthropist and author MacKenzie Scott. The largest gift ever received from an individual, these life-changing funds will empower Cal Poly Pomona's students success and institutional excellence efforts in perpetuity.
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Timothy Lam playing badminton in a tournament

“I’m most excited about being part of TEAM USA and competing with all of the best athletes from all over the country.”

- Timothy Lam, ’18, accounting



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Lanterman

Lanterman

Learn of plans to revitalize Lanterman into a thriving, active community that allows people to live, learn, work, play.
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Student Success Central

Fall 2021 Virtual Advising & Registration Toolkit, our e-Student Services Zoom room, and the CPP Connect advising and tutoring platform.
Employee working during the employee return pilot in June.

Safer Return

Our Health and Safety plan includes multiple strategies to keep you, our campus and our communities healthy and safe.
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Faculty

Teaching Virtually and Remotely

In partnership with the Center for the Advancement of Faculty Excellence (CAFE), colleges and departments are supporting faculty to teach virtually and/or remotely. The CAFE Website has resources and quick start guides for online tools like Blackboard, Zoom and Kaltura.

Visit CAFE Website
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Students

Online Engagement and Support

Cal Poly Pomona remains committed to keeping students engaged in the virtual environment. Visit the Student Affairs Online Engagement and Support website to learn how to access workshops, wellbeing resources, support services and how to best contact departments remotely.

Visit Online Engagement & Support Website
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Students

Academic & Student Services Support

While Cal Poly Pomona course instruction has transitioned to a virtual format given the COVID-19 concerns, the university will continue to offer student services. Visit the Academic and Student Services Support website for information and access to various services.

Visit Virtual Advising & Academics Toolkit Website