Dear Faculty and Staff, You're invited to the October session of Tea & Talk, a monthly professional development space designed to connect, reflect, and build community. This initiative is brought to you by the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (ODEI), in collaboration with Human Resources, Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), Academic Personnel Services (APS), and Staff Council..

Hi everyone, Some folks have mentioned they didn't see an email sent to All Faculty last week, so sending via myHumboldt. We wanted to share that the Cal Poly Humboldt Immediate Access (IA) program for class materials and courseware has grown substantially this Fall from last Spring’s launch. We launched last Spring, 2025, with just 3 sections.   We’ve grown the program to 19 sections this Fall.  Here’s an overview: Spring 2025  Sections: 3 Students: 144 Op-Out: 1, .69% rate

We invite all faculty to take part in the Mid-Semester Feedback (MSF) Program—an opportunity to hear directly from your students in a supportive, non-evaluative way. The feedback you receive can help you reflect on your teaching practices and support student learning success. Graduate student facilitators are available to meet you where you are—whether in person, on Zoom, or through an asynchronous option—so you can choose what works best for your course.

The Week Without Driving is an annual, national event to shed light on the challenges and experiences of non-drivers. At Cal Poly Humboldt, this event offers the opportunity for campus leaders, campus planners, faculty, staff and students - those who regularly drive - to learn firsthand about the barriers and challenges that nondrivers face and how they cope in a car-centric world, and to work with nondrivers to create a more accessible campus for all. Week Without Driving 

Academic Programs is pleased to invite applications for a one semester Graduate Studies Faculty Fellow position for Spring 2026. Faculty who are interested in enhancing graduate education and supporting and enriching the experience of graduate students at Cal Poly Humboldt are encouraged to apply. 

We invite all faculty to participate in the Mid-Semester Feedback (MSF) Program, a non-evaluative opportunity to hear from your students and inform your teaching and their learning success. Our graduate student facilitators will meet where you are - in person, via Zoom, and/or an asynchronous option to offer the most flexibility.