Cal Poly Academic Calendar 2023

Cal Poly Academic Calendar 2023 – Cal Poly Corporation is a separate organization that works with the university to provide a variety of services and resources for students, faculty and staff. To view all available positions or to apply, visit the Corporation’s website.

Please contact our Human Resources department for assistance. 6-1121. Transfer Inclusion Training is available to all campus staff, faculty, and students on Wednesday, March 29, from 10:30 am to noon. This course focuses on learning about the Cal Poly population and sharing research on inclusive practices.

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and discuss ways to create a transition-friendly culture. The training will last 90 minutes and include a short break. Email Heather Domonoske with questions. The Kennedy Library has announced a call for faculty applications for the 2022-23 Doing Scholar Awards.

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The awards, to be presented at the Fall 2023 call, recognize contributions from educators who demonstrate the impact of Cal Poly’s educational approach, translate traditional learning into action, and make a difference locally, nationally, and internationally.

They will award two prizes each year along with a cash prize of $2,000. You can apply to colleges of all disciplines, group applications are accepted and can be staff or students. Faculty can introduce up to 5 and submit applications directly online.

March 10, Anna. All applications are reviewed by a faculty committee with representatives from each faculty and library. The Internship Management Department organizes a student-led fundraiser every year from 4pm to 8pm. Saturday, March 11 at Rancho Higuera in San Luis Obispo.

This year’s theme is “Renew, Old Traditions”. A variety of activities will be auctioned, including horseback riding, wine tasting and beekeeping experiences. Attendees will also be treated to wine, beer, cider, kombucha tastings, heavy horse riding, live music, activities and a host of additional auction items packed with unique experiences.

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Tickets for the event cost R$55. All event funds go to the Experience Industry Management Department to support student success, including professional conferences and immersive learning opportunities. The department plays a key role in developing future industry leaders in hospitality, event planning, sports and leisure experiences.

Persons age 12 and older entering campus facilities must be fully vaccinated (including a booster) or test negative for COVID-19. All campus visitors must be prepared to present proof of vaccination status or a negative test result within the last 72 hours to enter the campus.

Students, staff, and faculty should be prepared to present a Humboldt ID card to enter. See More Information. Enjoy an evening of laughter with Chonda Pierce hosted by Awakening Events at 7pm. March 7th. The best-selling, Emmy-nominated Christian comedy turns life experiences into funny, positive stories.

It will be a great night of music and comedy. A limited number of VIP tickets are available for the show, including early entry and a meeting with Pierce. Events.calpoly.edu is a new platform focused on high-profile special events at Cal Poly and across our community, focusing on a wide and diverse range of activities on and around campus.

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This site was created to promote events of interest to selected audiences across our faculties, programs, departments and facilities. It will be updated regularly and will cover events happening over the next 30-45 days. It is not a complete calendar of events and does not include student club events.

Some links to help with navigation: Faculty and staff who know students working on innovation projects with market potential can encourage them to register for the 2023 Innovation and Entrepreneurship Research Center (iQ) on Friday, March 17 .

ranging from ideas to prototypes to companies. This is an opportunity for entrepreneurial-minded students from all colleges to showcase what they’ve built, coded, designed or prototyped in their ventures at Cal Poly and receive funding to turn their ideas into businesses.

Winners receive US$15,000. (Photo: Innovation Quest 2022 Winner: Evan Lalanne, founder of X-Adapt, right, with former CIE Executive Director John Townsend.) Staffing and Organizational Development, a series of webinars offered by Cal Poly and others CSU campuses As part of the Cross Campus Collaboration, we are pleased to share our professional development offerings for March.

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These unique opportunities extend learning beyond the confines of the campus and offer a new form of professional development. New courses and dates added for March. View and register using the links below. Applications are open for the first time, so don’t delay.

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Cal Poly was named the top producer of Fulbright Scholars in the United States by the US Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. The distinction was in the graduate colleges and universities category for the 2022-23 academic year.

Three Cal Poly professors have received fellowships for the 2022-23 academic year: Greg Domber, Professor of History, and Mira Rosenthal, Assistant Professor of English, to teach and conduct research at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland.

Nishanta “Nishi” Rajakaruna, professor of biology, teaches and conducts research at Northwestern University in Potchefstroom, South Africa. The 2023 Service Learning Faculty team will present a Service Learning Exhibition with redesign proposals on March 15, from 10:00 am to noon, at the Bonderson Engineering Design Center (197 197), Room 104 ( Club Room).

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The event was organized by the Action Center and the Teaching, Learning and Technology Center. This poster session event will provide a
n opportunity to view and discuss the latest innovations in service learning developed by faculty and open to the entire campus community.

Light refreshments will be provided. In January, psychology student Nailah DuBose and biomedical engineering professor Michael Witt organized the 7th annual MLK Jr. They jointly accepted the MLK Legacy Award at the legacy event. DuBose, co-chair of the Black Student Union, spoke to Cal Poly News about his leadership and campus community, which inspired his studies and his dream of becoming a sports medicine orthopedic surgeon.

Witt also spoke with Cal Poly News about his career, campus culture and how he supports the next generation of black leaders. Leave a comment on our feedback form and let us know how we can improve your experience.

You may also contact Marketing and Communications with comments and questions about the events calendar at 826.3390 or [email protected]. Andy Campbell, Associate Professor of Critical Studies at USC’s Rosky School of Art and Design, will discuss his recent work on the critical history of the LGBTQ+ Pride Flag on Thursday, March 2, at 11:10 am in the Dexter Building (#34) .

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, Room 150 . In this talk, “The Flag: Anarcho-Hippy-Handmade-Commercial-Community-Corporate Accounting in Eight Parts,” Campbell will discuss the practice of flagging and flagging in the LGBTQ+ visual culture of the Pride flag. Campbell is the author of Bound Together: Leather, Gender, Archives, and Contemporary Art and Queer X Design: 50 Years of Signs, Symbols, Banners, Logos, and LGBTQ Graphic Art.

This event is free and open to the public. Organized by the Faculty of Liberal Arts and the Department of Art and Design. Visit jobs.calpoly.edu for all available jobs. All of the new jobs that were released this week are listed below.

To enter, go online and fill out the form. Current employees can find job openings on CSU Careers, CSU’s internal employee job site. Call Comprehensive Human Resources for assistance. 6-2236. Recruit, develop and train quality employees who lead the ASI organization.

Join ASI’s dynamic team that supports not only Cal Poly students, but the entire university and communities of San Luis Obispo. Only new job listings are posted below. For a complete list of available positions and to apply, visit the Jobs for ASI website.

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Sign up for the ASI newsletter to be the first to hear about new opportunities. For more information, contact [email protected] ASI Human Resources. Start at the Cal Poly portal to learn more about placements. Click on Cal Poly Jobs in the left menu.

On the next page, click Submit. All internal and external posted positions are visible there. For a complete list of available jobs, visit jobs.calpoly.edu. Visit gopoly.com for up-to-date sports information, photos and videos. In accordance with current state and San Luis Obispo County public health guidelines, fans are encouraged, but not required, to wear face masks at indoor and outdoor events at 100% capacity.

These guidelines may be revised as needed. Tickets can be purchased at the Cal Poly Ticket Office at the Performing Arts Center and online. The Cal Poly Wind Bands Winter Concert will feature the Cuesta College Wind Ensemble at 3pm.

Sunday, March 5, at the Center for the Performing Arts. Entitled “Bandemonium”, the concert will be presented by the Cal Paul Wind Orchestra and Wind Ensemble. The program will include Gustav Holst’s Moorside Suite, John Williams’ Pops at Evening and James Barnes’ Yama Midori.

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Russell Peck’s “Cave” will include a performance choreographed by the Cal Poly Wind Ensemble. The program will close with all three bands performing “Feierlicher Einzug” by Richard Strauss, Band Poly Director Emeritus William V. Johnson. Christopher J. Woodruff and Nicholas P. Waldron lead the Cal Poly ensembles, and Jennifer Martin leads the Cuesta Wind Ensemble.

Cal Poly Box Office Tickets, Ext. 6-4849. For more information, visit the Department of Music calendar website or call for more information. 6-2406. The First-Year Success Program (FSP) seeks faculty, staff, and graduate students to serve as academic mentors for first-year students undergoing academic internships on campus.

FSP trainers will support a small group of students by facilitating developmental-focused conversations, engaging in goal setting and skill development, and exploring resources students can use to help them succeed in their future quarters. FSP staff will hold a training session on March 24 to discuss program details and provide materials.

FSP is looking for diverse members of our community who represent all areas of Cal Poly. All levels of experience and education are welcome. Questions? Email FSP. The Department of Theater and Dance will present the Winter 2023 musical production of Stephen Sondheim’s “Company” March 2-4 and March 9-11 at 8:00 pm and March 5 at 2:00 pm at the Spanos Theatre.

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This Tony Award-winning musical by one of the foremost musical theater composers of all time examines relationships through the lens of a single protagonist. Featuring many of Sondheim’s most famous songs, “Company” takes audiences on a fun and heartfelt journey through the complexities of love, commitment and friendship.

explores the modern reality of life. The #CaliforniansForAll College Corps program is accepting priority applications through March 17 from students interested in joining the 2023-24 cohort. Created by Governor Newsom, the #CaliforniaForAll College Corps provides service learning opportunities to more than 6,000 college students across the state to address challenges in climate action, K-12 education and food safety.

The program also awards participating students up to $10,000, which includes monthly stipends and an award to be used for educational purposes upon completion of service. Among other efforts, Cal Poly employees contributed to local January storm cleanup efforts for underserved residents at Los Osos and San Luis Obispo organizations.

Employees are invited to participate in a student-led healthy eating session on Thursday, March 2, from 11:10 am to 11:10 am at the Human Nutrition Laboratory (nº 11), room 102. This session is part of a new initiative to employee support.

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Heal
th with students gaining experience under the supervision of nutrition educators and registered dietitian nutritionists. In the session, we will discuss how breakfast is the most important meal of the day. This session is first come, first served.

Email Anna Kana with questions. The Tony Award-winning musical, Company! From the legendary Stephen Sondheim, one of the most important musical theater composers of all time, this masterpiece takes a fun and moving journey through the complexities of love, commitment and friendship.

With a single protagonist at its center, you’ll see relationships explored like never before. * Several US states and many cities in California now designate the second Monday in October (Columbus Day) as Local People’s Day.

California Governor Gavin Newsom recently declared the second Monday in October 2019 (October 14, 2019) as “Indigenous Peoples Day”. The Outstanding Faculty Advisor award recognizes a faculty member who has made a positive impact on students through academic mentoring.

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The recipient will receive a cash stipend of $2,000 and will be recognized by President Armstrong during the Fall Conference. A teacher is recognized each year. Note that the nomination must describe the candidate’s academic advising services, activities and interactions other than the candidate’s teaching responsibilities, as well as any specific activities related to the student’s development.

Faculty, staff, and current students can nominate faculty for this award. However, at least one submission must be from a current student and no nominations will be accepted. Bids open and close at 5pm. Monday, March 6 Email Shelly Wolf.

Symphony Orchestra SLO will present “Schumann and the New World” at 7:30 pm. Saturday, March 4, at Harold Miossi Hall. Violinist and Nipomo resident Misha Lefkowitz performs Schumann’s Violin Concerto in this transcription of the SLO Symphony’s Cello Concerto.

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This piece is rarely played with Lefkowitz, now a member of the first violin section of the LA Philharmonic. Dvorak’s New World Symphony will be performed by members of the SLO Youth Symphony, which performs in conjunction with the SLO Symphony.

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The symphony will open with the Symphony for Orchestra by Grammy-winning composer Patrice Rushen. Rushen was the first woman and the first black person to perform at the 2005 and 2006 Grammy Awards. Her hit “Forget Me” was the theme song for the movie Men in Black.

This should not be construed as an employee’s work calendar. Some collective bargaining agreements for CSU employees may expire before the last date listed in this calendar. For employees of these contracting departments, any listed holiday or campus closure after the current contract expires is a first attempt and is negotiated with the appropriate special representative.

America’s Got Talent Season 8 Finale Catapult features incredible dancers working behind the scenes to create shadowy silhouettes of images of the world around us. Production will start at 3pm. Sunday, March 19, at Harold Miossi Hall.

Catapult dancers stretch their bodies with the back of an arm, a toe, or a twist of the torso, magically transforming and transforming magical and pathetic stories. Each cinematic scene, brought to life by the shadows of the dancers, is a kaleidoscope of colorful stories.

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Catapult is a great show for the whole family – full of laughs, thrills and miraculous transformations. A 20% discount is available for staff and faculty. All employees are invited to participate in another edition of CSU’s Got Talent series on Wednesday, March 28, from 10:00 am to 11:00 am.

David Burkus, award-winning thought leader, speaker, and bestselling author of The Best Team: The Surprising Science of High-Performance Teams. In this webinar, Burkus argues that talent doesn’t make a team – teams make talent. Drawing on decades of research and a variety of case studies, Burkus reveals what the world’s most effective teams do differently and how you can do the same in your own team.

Candidates are asked to visit jobs.calpoly.edu to complete an application and apply for any of the positions listed below. For a full review, please submit the required forms as an attachment to your online application with the review start date.

Please email the academic team for assistance. On Feb. 28, Management & Finance released its annual customer satisfaction survey. The survey asks the campus community about their department’s performance over the past year. This information will help F&F managers understand the knowledge, values, and customer experiences relevant to each department and segment.

Have Questions Comments Or Feedback?

The Focus Forward app, open to all Focus faculty, staff and students, will open on March 24. While the survey covers all A&F sections and departments, campus members should only complete the sections that apply to them.

For each episode participants complete, they will be entered into a drawing to win a 36-inch Blackstone Griddle, Ninja DualBrew Pro Coffee System, Beats Studio Wireless Buds, Spike Ball Set or one of 30 gift cards from local businesses.

Learn more about the survey, prizes and the link to participate. The Stephen Channels tour has been postponed from 23rd February due to speaker illness – now scheduled for 6pm. Wednesday, March 15, at the Performing Arts Center’s Miossi Hall.

The Emmy-nominated and Peabody Award-winning co-creator, executive producer, director and writer of the FX drama series Pose is the keynote speaker for the 21st Annual Status Quo Service and Social Justice Lecture Series. Channel, an Afro-Latino creator, signed its first deal with 20th Century Television to produce projects that showcase the diverse and inclusive voices and stories of historically marginalized communities.

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The Center for Action hosts the annual event to empower students to use their spirit to challenge social norms, ask critical questions, demand solutions, and empower students to create lasting social change.

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