Dear Campus Partners, The California State University has issued a revised CSU Payment Card Policy governing all CSU-sponsored payment card programs, including ProCard and travel cards.

Hello campus, Please submit your events now for our annual campus Earth Week Program April 20- 24, 2026! Submitting your event through the form below helps the Earth Week Planning Group curate a full program of activities, publicize it as a package, and help troubleshoot and support event planners with any resources they might need while they plan. Submit events here: https://hum.link/earthweek2026 Deadline to submit is Wednesday March 4, 2026

Dear Colleagues,

A presentation which outlines findings from the past five years of our annual fall survey of first-year students. Managed through our early-alert system, MapWorks, this survey provides valuable insight into the experiences of our first-year students. Find the presentation here

Bring some friends to The Humboldt Circus on Friday, Feb. 20. Doors open at 6 p.m. The show starts at 7:30 p.m. in the Student Activities Center, Kate Buchanan Room Expect an EXTRAORDINARY show of feats, funnies, and fortune! All proceeds will be directly donated to the American Red Cross. Tickets can be purchased at the door for a donation of $10 via QR code.

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Dear Colleagues,

A presentation which outlines findings from the past five years of our annual fall survey of first-year students. Managed through our early-alert system, MapWorks, this survey provides valuable insight into the experiences of our first-year students. Find the presentation here

Cal Poly Humboldt established the Alistair and Judith McCrone Graduate Fellowship Fund in October 2001. The fund was created to honor Dr. and Mrs. McCrone, who together supported Cal Poly Humboldt and its students for over a quarter of a century. This award will recognize one outstanding graduate student, acknowledge their potential, and encourage their continued achievement in their graduate program.  Eligibility: 

The Center for Teaching & Learning (CTL) invites applications for the Faculty Scholar Program. This program offers faculty members an opportunity to collaborate with the CTL in advancing teaching excellence and innovation across the university. Faculty Scholars design and facilitate professional development initiatives—such as workshops, research projects, and learning communities—that promote equity, innovation, and evidence-informed teaching practices. For the upcoming cycle, priority areas include:

Apologies for the initial incorrect link - corrected below: We encourage all faculty to take advantage of the Mid-Semester Feedback (MSF) Program—a valuable, non-evaluative way to gather insights from your students and enhance your teaching and their learning experience. Our graduate student facilitators can meet you in person, via Zoom, or provide an asynchronous option for maximum convenience.

The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs now publishes two newsletters per year, one in Fall and one in Spring, featuring research news, faculty achievements, project highlights, and funding opportunities. 

The Office of Research publishes four newsletters during the academic year; fall, winter, spring, and summer. These newsletters are used to highlight new awards, share what improvements our office is currently working on, update our researchers on any important changes that may affect their projects, and keep the campus community up to date with relevant grant news.  For the convenience of our PI's, we've archived our past issues, available here. 

Dear Faculty and Staff, RSVP here for the first monthly listening circle for faculty and staff. When: Starting Thursday, September 5, 2024, from 11 am - 12 pm Where: In person at the Library Fishbowl, Library 209, and virtually via this Zoom link.

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Dear Campus Community, You are cordially invited to attend the Campus Budget Open Forum hosted by the University Resources and Planning Committee (URPC) and the University Budget Office (UBO). This forum aims to foster transparency and expand the campus community's understanding of our financial landscape. During this session, we will provide updates on the state of the budget at Cal Poly Humboldt, discuss developments at the State and CSU System levels, and highlight the role of the URPC.