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Farewell to Tameka Alexander
The campus community is invited to bid farewell to Tameka Alexander, longtime admissions counselor, on Monday, Aug. 11. Alexander has accepted a new career opportunity at Pasadena City College as a counselor and adjunct faculty.
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Emergency Preparedness Checklist
Following last week's earthquake, it is even more important to be prepared for emergencies, ensuring workplace safety and open communication. The campus community is urged to review the following tips and suggestions.
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CSU Works to Ensure Employees Receive Paychecks
In response to Gov. Schwarzenegger's signing of an executive order to cut the pay of state workers to the federal minimum wage until a budget is passed, CSU Chancellor Charles B. Reed reiterated that CSU employees will continue receiving their regular paychecks while the university seeks ways to cooperate with the state to minimize the impact on the general fund.
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School Supplies Donations Needed
School supplies are needed to support Cal Poly Pomona students who volunteer at the Homework Center, which is located at the Pomona Public Library. Staff Council members will collect supplies through Sept. 15 at drop boxes located throughout campus.
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Hundreds of International Students Learn English at CPELI
This summer, CPELI plays host to about 900 middle and high school students from China, Taiwan and Korea. Students stay at the residence halls, eat at Los Olivos Commons and learn English through games, songs and discussions.
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A Message From the President
After Tuesday morning's earthquake, the university reviewed all buildings on campus. Please rest assured that Cal Poly Pomona facilities have been evaluated and are safe. Immediately following the temblor, we closed both the tower and classroom side of the CLA Building as a precaution and had a seismic specialist review the building's safety. The report from the consultant stated that the CLA Building is structurally sound and safe for use.
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Climate Neutrality Plan in the Works
Committed to eliminating greenhouse gas emissions on campus, a study group is putting together an action plan this summer that will guide Cal Poly Pomona toward that goal. The implementation plan is the next step under the Presidents Climate Commitment.
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Orientation Introduces Incoming Freshmen, Transfers to Campus
Nearly 4,000 incoming freshmen and transfer students are attending new student orientation this summer to find out what it's like being a member of the Bronco family.
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2009 Rose Float Unveiled
The Cal Poly universities in Pomona and San Luis Obispo will warm up New Year's Day with beach fun and games in "Seaside Amusement," the universities' 61st entry for the 120th Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena.
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Campus Asked to Conserve Energy
With summer temperatures consistently very hot, saving energy becomes even more important as demand grows for electricity statewide. Cal Poly Pomona received its first call on July 8 to reduce energy usage under Southern California Edison's Demand Response program.
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- Cal Poly program honored
- I.E. is not yet affected by governor's plan to cut jobs
- Around the Valley
- Water recycling workshop teaches methods to save
- Cal Poly’s eco-gardening class proves popular
- Bright idea for home power
- Cal Poly Rose Float idea unveiled
- Solar gains in popularity
- Cable news coverage of award-winning Baja SAE team
- CPP offering classes on how to go green
- New vice president at Cal Poly
- Cal Poly construction to delay traffic
- Cal Poly grads told to relearn
- Leaders at CPP aim to create an inclusive environment
- Cal Poly Pomona senior project review
- Cal Poly students donate baby clothing to hospital
- CPP, PUSD and Western U partner for Pomona youths to enter health careers
- Editorial praises CPP, PUSD and Western U partnership for Pomona youths
- Partnership gives students a leg up
- Baja SAE team's big win
- Collins School will soon be Collins College
- PUSD, Cal Poly Pomona and Western U partner to create Career Ladder
- Cal Poly graduations scheduled June 13-15
- Series of Cal Poly Pomona studies spotlights Inland Empire
- Family Fun Day held at Downtown Center
- Projects to improve traffic flow in Pomona
- College of Engineering hosting golden anniversary dinner
- Cal Poly hosts Family Fun Days
- CPP's Jon Lundstrom named a CSU Advocate of the Year
- Unlocking the key to healthier crispy lettuce
- Cal Poly edges Mt. SAC in blood donor ?battle?
- Cal Poly ready to host national meet
- Cal Poly Jazz Band wins festival honors
- Cal Poly program marks 50 years
- Fun for families downtown
SPORTS
- Moody having her chance at football
- Cal Poly Volleyball brings in four hitters
- Bronco volleyball Recruiting highlights
- Whiteman named Rawlings/ABCA All-American
- Area colleges turn in a memorable year
- D-II meet mixed bag for White
- Winn set Bronco mark in long jump
- Chico State sending 15 to CPP-hosted NCAA Division II Track and Field Championships
- Exchange student tearing up track for Cal Poly Pomona
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