Staff members in Facilities Planning & Management (FP&M) departments have returned to full-time work on campus after undergoing a rigorous approval process imposed by Cal Poly Pomona’s Safer-Return Work Group. Few departments at the university have been authorized by the…
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While in-person appointments have been temporarily paused, students seeking support can reach CAPS by calling 909-869-3220, private message via Instagram or Twitter, or by emailing caps@cpp.edu. Students should provide their name, Bronco ID, phone number and availability. CAPS also maintains a COVID-19 resource page…
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Students can apply for a Basic Needs Emergency Grant to assist with unforeseen expenses as a result of COVID-19. In addition, the Broncos Care Basic Needs Program maintains a resource list with information on housing, financial help, food resources, mental…
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As businesses open and opportunities become available that weren’t during the stay-at-home order, what are you going to do first? ASI blog, The Campus Crop, discusses the many possibilities and delves into the things we miss the most during the…
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When the coronavirus pandemic prompted statewide stay-at-home orders, Cal Poly Pomona quickly shifted to remote and virtual learning. Students had to adopt new technologies, a different pace and web-based ways of connecting with other people. For some, it meant exploring…
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The College of Business Administration is doing its best to combat the tremendous amount of change to local and regional businesses brought on by COVID-19. A workshop series developed by the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation and the Global Leadership…
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Watching news reports about COVID-19, Economics Professor Carsten Lange noticed that many of the state and local briefings focused on daily COVID-19 statistics such as positive test results and the number of deaths. In his experience as a data scientist,…
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Thinker. Partner. Intern. Mother. Before the coronavirus pandemic struck, Viviana Pacheco’s life was already pulled in many directions as a fiancée, mother of two boys, full-time student at Cal Poly Pomona and part-time intern. Since statewide stay-at-home orders went into…
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The coronavirus pandemic may have emptied classroom buildings at Cal Poly Pomona, but not the university’s farm, orchards and groves. The essential work of maintaining the university’s Spadra Farm and on-campus fruit groves continues following safety guidelines. “The main reason…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s Broncos Care Basic Needs Program offers emergency grants of up to $500 for students facing unexpected hardships. A crowdfunding page is now active to raise additional funds to support the needs of students facing added difficulties in…
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