Dear Colleagues,  The Chancellor's Office has provided funding for educators to explore innovative applications for artificial intelligence in their instruction. "This initiative aims to enhance critical thinking skills, promote ethical AI use and integrate AI literacy into curricula. Faculty are encouraged to submit proposals for projects that will launch in summer 2025 and conclude by spring 2026."

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EMSS Team Members: Happy Friday, EMSS team –  I hope everyone has had a good week and is looking forward to a three-day weekend, though I know many are engaged with Spring Preview tomorrow. Whatever your weekend holds, I hope you find some time to enjoy it! Please take a few moments to review items of interest for our division and campus below. Connect with prospective and current students

This month inside Cal Poly Humboldt Professional Development Newsletter:  Artificial Intelligence Tools Available Soon on Campus

Dear Campus Community, We are excited to host the 2025 CSU Student Research Competition, an event showcasing the research of students across the 23 campus CSU system! To make this event a success, we need volunteers to help in several key roles.   We are currently seeking:

As the federal grant funding landscape undergoes changes, it’s more important than ever to stay proactive in seeking funding opportunities. Cal Poly Humboldt Sponsored Programs Foundation will be sharing a regular round-up of non-federal grants for those looking to diversify their funding sources. As a reminder, SPF offers funding search assistance!

Dear colleagues, Humboldt State’s Campus Traditions Committee is continuing Green & Gold Virtual Fridays beginning August 28. Students, staff and faculty are encouraged to take a photo of themselves wearing green and gold or HSU apparel on Fridays then post to social media using #HumboldtState. One lucky winner will receive a prize to be mailed. Here is a Green and Gold HSU flag Zoom background that folks can use on Fridays.

When a someone joins a Google Group, they’ll now receive an email listing the shared calendars they can access as a result of their group membership—typically within an hour of joining. This will make it much easier for new team members and employees to discover relevant calendars and collaborate with their colleagues by sending emails, attending meetings, accessing documents, and more.

Dear Colleagues,  The Chancellor's Office has provided funding for educators to explore innovative applications for artificial intelligence in their instruction. "This initiative aims to enhance critical thinking skills, promote ethical AI use and integrate AI literacy into curricula. Faculty are encouraged to submit proposals for projects that will launch in summer 2025 and conclude by spring 2026."

Loren Cannon will present a lecture commemorating their Distinguished Faculty Award for Outstanding Service, on Wednesday, April 9, 2025 at 5:00pm in Goodwin Forum (Nelson Hall East 102). A small reception will follow. Title: Service as Care-Work in the Contemporary University Context

Dear campus community,

The Online Geospatial Certificate Program at Cal Poly Humboldt provides foundational concepts and methods in GIS, Remote Sensing, and Cartography that are transferable and relevant across disciplines and industries.

ARCATA, Calif.---- Eighty Cal Poly Humboldt Lumberjack student-athletes were named to the 2021-22 California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Academic Team, as announced by the conference office this morning.  These 80 students represent more than half of the students who participated in a CCAA sport this past year at Humboldt.

Cal Poly Humboldt Executive Director for Athletics and Campus Recreation Cooper Jones has announced the hiring of Kinsey Laine as the head coach of the Lumberjack Women’s Triathlon program.  Laine will be the first head coach of the Jacks women’s triathlon team.  She comes to Humboldt from Colorado Mesa University, where she has been the Head Triathlon and Assistant Swim Coach since January 2021.

Dear Colleagues,  The Chancellor's Office has provided funding for educators to explore innovative applications for artificial intelligence in their instruction. "This initiative aims to enhance critical thinking skills, promote ethical AI use and integrate AI literacy into curricula. Faculty are encouraged to submit proposals for projects that will launch in summer 2025 and conclude by spring 2026."

Dear Campus Community, We are excited to host the 2025 CSU Student Research Competition, an event showcasing the research of students across the 23 campus CSU system! To make this event a success, we need volunteers to help in several key roles.   We are currently seeking:

Nelson Hall 102 - Goodwin Forum Wednesday, April 9, 2025, 5 – 7pm Distinguished Faculty Award recipients are nominated by their colleagues or students.  Nominations that meet eligibility criteria specified for the award are then reviewed by a committee of previous award winners. Loren Cannon has been awarded the Outstanding Service Award for the 2023/24 Academic Year. All are welcome to join his lecture commemorating this achievement. Title: Service as Care-Work in the Contemporary University Context Summary: Loren will lead an investigatory discussion to delve into the extent that service work can be rightly understood as actions and attitudes of Care. We will discuss whether this kind of framing is helpful in our efforts to create a care-infused university or misplaced given the realities of the contemporary context. Pulling from the philosophical literature as well as personal experience, Loren will try to thread the conceptual needle between celebrating practices of Care that strengthen our communities and encouraging potentially unhealthy practices that result in squishy professional boundaries and unmanageable working conditions. Free and open to students, faculty, staff and members of the local community. Event Title: Loren Cannon - Outstanding Service Organization: ACADEMIC AFFAIRS - PROVOST Responsible Person at Event Name: Julie Stewart

Gist Hall 218 - Lecture Room Thursday, April 10, 2025, 5:30 – 7:30pm This speaker series explores a diverse array of health-related careers. Speakers will include local area health professionals, program admission/recruiters, and students will share information and advice about their career, work, and education experience. This event is both in-person and accessible via Zoom. Event Title: Health Career Speaker Series Organization: ACADEMIC AFFAIRS - PROVOST, APPLIED HEALTH Responsible Person at Event Name: Sarah Landis and Justus Ortega