- URPC Campus Budget Open Forum & Lunch: Wednesday, February 25, 2026, 12 - 1:30pmDear 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.
- Join our FLC on Wellbeing-Informed Teaching!Sent on behalf of Dr. Emily Magruder (CO) & Dr. Allison Vaughn (SDSU) Dear Colleagues, We are pleased to invite you to participate in a new system-wide professional learning initiative: the Faculty Learning Community (FLC) on Wellbeing-Informed Teaching, hosted on the OneHE platform.
- Earth Week Events: submit your activities before March 4th!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
- California Arts Council Seeks Peer-Review Panel Applicants for 2026 Grant SeasonThe California Arts Council has opened its call for applicants to serve on peer-review panels for its 2026 grant season. The state art agency is seeking arts and cultural practitioners from diverse communities statewide to volunteer for a critical role in the grant application process as grant review panelists. Panelist applications submissions are due by April 27, 2026. Selected panelists will evaluate grant application submissions, ensuring an equitable, honest, and thorough review and ranking process.
- International Education Week starts Monday!Cal Poly Humboldt's annual International Education Week is Feb 9-12! Celebrate global connections and international scholarship with four days of programming. Explore the full schedule of events, including talks, panels, study abroad fair, film night, dance night and closing night dinner. All events are free and open to everyone. IEW Highlights CCAE Film Night Monday Feb 9, 5pm Goodwin Forum Presented by El Centro Del Pueblo
- Let's Talk About Federal Grants - SPF Open ForumLet's Talk About Federal Grants: Open Forum Library Fishbowl (LIB 209) (in-person only) Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2026 5:00 - 6:00pm
- Student Fellowship Opportunity: 2026 McCrone Graduate Fellowship AwardThis is a friendly reminder that the deadline for the Alistair and Judith McCrone Graduate Fellowship Award is approaching! 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:
- REMINDER: 2026 McCrone Promising Faculty Scholars AwardThis is a friendly reminder that the deadline for the McCrone Promising Faculty Scholars Award for Cal Poly Humboldt faculty members is approaching! This 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 Humboldt’s newer faculty, acknowledge their potential in their field of research, and encourage their continued achievement.
- Your Feedback is Requested: Distinguished Faculty Award NomineesDear Cal Poly Humboldt University Community, The University Senate Faculty Awards Committee (FAC) is pleased to announce that ten faculty have been nominated by their peers for the 2025-26 Distinguished Faculty Award across five categories.
- Join the Mid-Semester Feedback (MSF) Program!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.
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