Respect. Excellence. Commitment. Integrity. Teamwork. These are the five values that the staff of the university’s Veterans Resource Center (VRC) has identified as their central professional ideals, thanks to a pair of workshops organized by the center’s director, Elke Azpeitia,…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s Campus Master Plan process, which aims to establish campus priorities and envision the physical landscape of the university in the coming decades, is taking another step forward. An open workshop for faculty, staff, students and members of…
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The Fall Conference symposia outlined important issues for the university in the 2011-12 academic year. Faculty, staff and administrators discussed topics such as the Graduation Initiative, technology and reducing textbook costs.
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Becoming a college student doesn¿t happen overnight, nor does it happen in isolation. When freshmen come to Cal Poly Pomona for summer orientation, they may look like college students, but that doesn¿t mean they feel like one or act the…
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Chad Crittenden, a former "Survivor" contestant, amputee and tri-athlete, will be the keynote speaker for disAbility Awareness Day on April 15...
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SDLI is looking for bright, enthusiastic professionals who are passionate about helping students reach their full potential. Workshop facilitators are needed during spring quarter. The Student Development and Leadership Institute provides education, development and training that enhances students’ personal leadership…
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The Benefits Services has made arrangement with the California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS) to conduct Planning your Retirement workshop March 14 and April 5. The workshops will be held in CLA building, eighth floor. For more information, visit www.cpp.edu/~hr/benefits/calbenwrkshop_2011.shtml.…
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The music department will emphasize the changes in the music industry and changes in music-making at seminars and performances during winter quarter. The events will not only focus on the creative aspect of the music industry, they will also include…
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The music department is rolling out a series of four free events this quarter as part of an ongoing effort to stimulate creative and scholarly discussion and activities. On Thursday, Oct. 28, Barry Green hosts a workshop titled “Music of…
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Dr. Frederic Luskin, director of the Stanford University Forgiveness Project, will be conducting a workshop on the importance of forgiveness on Friday, Oct. 22. Luskin is a counseling and health psychologist who works with people who have experienced severe loss,…
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