USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture; Equipment Grant Program Deadline: Friday, May 3, 2024 Range of Awards: $25,000 - $500,000 Please note - this program is a limited competition opportunity. Only two proposals may be submitted per campus.

Agricultural Research Institute - NextGen Student Fellowships Funding Range: $11,000 for undergraduates; $25,000 for graduate students Deadlines: See Engagement Hub link below. 

Join us for the annual Teaching Excellence Symposium! Engage with your colleagues in a collective celebration of teaching inspiration and impact. This year’s symposium highlights the teaching excellence that is so pervasive throughout Cal Poly Humboldt. Share your experiences and explore the innovative ways educators are thinking through the challenges and opportunities that characterize higher education. 

This is a friendly reminder that the Thursday, March 28, 2024 letter of intent deadline for the National Science Foundation’s Major Research Instrumentation program (MRI) is fast approaching! The MRI program is a limited competition opportunity. Only two proposals may be submitted per campus for Track 1, and one proposal from Track 2. Due to increased interest in this opportunity, we now have a new internal selection process.

Noah Zerbe  will present his lecture commemorating his Distinguished Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching - Tenure Line on Wednesday, March 27, 2024 at 5:00pm in Goodwin Forum (Nelson Hall East 102). A small reception will follow. Lecture Title: Conversations from the Classroom: Strategies for Engaging Pedagogies

The Office of Graduate Studies would like to invite you to a student research competition, "The Grad Slam" taking place this Friday, March 22nd from 2:00 - 5:00 p.m in Goodwin Forum (Nelson Hall East 102).

The Graduate Studies Task Force is inviting you to provide input on the current status and future vision for Graduate Education at Cal Poly Humboldt. Please join us for this opportunity to share your thoughts about the strengths and weaknesses of our current programs, as well as provide input and guidance on changes you would like to see. What:  Stop by our Graduate Studies Task Force "open house" to discuss your ideas over refreshments

The Accessibility Fellows and the CDRC are hosting a series of accessibility workshops sponsored by ODEI for faculty to support student success. The workshops are designed to provide knowledge to support actionable steps in improving our accessibility goals and to foster a culture of change that recognizes and values disability as a facet of diversity.