The Bookstore offers special order sashes for your department. Sashes have a long lead time, so consider starting now to gather the information and graphics you need to place the order. Many departments like to have sashes by Grad Fair…
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The Bookstore has over-stock on large reusable shopping totes. When you purchase in a case-pack of 100 units you can get these for only 70 cents each. Clearance two pocket folders in quantities of 100 only 40¢ each. Less than 100 50…
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Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) is now offering drop-in workshops to help students learn a variety of coping skills and improve their wellbeing. Workshops will be offered throughout the semester. For more information, call 909-869-3220 or stop by CAPS (Bronco…
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View a collection of articles and stories that inform the community on the experiences of students with disabilities and how they are interacting with technology on the Accessible Technology Initiative (ATI) web page at https://www.cpp.edu/~accessibility/help-training/user-experience.shtml. …
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Steps-For-Staff is underway and we’ve had a great turn out! Thanks to everyone for participating. There is still an opportunity to sign up, visit our Staff Council webpage to access the individual and team step logs as well as sign…
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CEIS Dean Jeff Passe interviews students Elizabeth Mason and Arturo Basurto along with Assistant Professor Heather Wizikowski about the challenges and opportunities in meeting the needs of students with disabilities. They also describe the Special Educators of Excellence in Diverse…
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The Office of Student Success and Office of Undergraduate Research are developing a faculty and staff network to increase awareness and support for CPP first-generation college students and develop mentoring opportunities. If you self-identify as a first-generation college student, please…
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Do you know students interested in health care access? The Ethics & Policy Center is seeking students to apply to the Ethics and Policy Fellows program. The 2019 Fellows will participate in an advanced seminar on health care justice and…
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The University Library is offering their Library 101 Workshops during Fall 2018 with 42 workshops including Library Tours, Google Searching, Finding Books & Articles, APA Citation, and subject specific workshops. This series offers introductory workshops on basic information literacy skills…
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CEIS Dean Jeff Passe interviews Professor Gilbert Cadena about the history and meaning of Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, and how he incorporates the annual celebration as a community service project in his service learning courses.…
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