ASI E-Vents Newsletter: How Not To Procrastinate

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Sponsored by Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) and the Division of Student Affairs. These are highlights of upcoming student events. Take a peek at what's coming up!



Name of Event: Graduation Writing Test (GWT) Panel
Date: February 24
Time: 12-1pm
Location: 9-207
Brief Description: Hear from experts on how to pass the GWT and reduce test anxiety. For more information, contact Dora Lee at doralee @ csupomona.edu or (909) 869-5025.

Name of Event: Student Development Leadership Institute
Date: February 24
Time: 12-1pm
Location: Bldg. 97, Room 120
Brief Description: Ethics. The SDLI provides education and training that enhances students' personal leadership abilities for lifelong learning and success in a changing, multicultural world. For more information, e-mail leadership @ csupomona.edu



Name of Event: Choosing A Major
Date: February 24
Time: 3-4pm
Location: 97-120
Brief Description: Not sure if you are in the right major? Thinking of changing/declaring but do not know what major you want? This workshop will inform you about the key factors in choosing a major, how you can combine your different interests, about changing careers in the future, and much more. Attend this workshop to begin narrowing down your choices of interests and majors.



Name of Event: Student Development Leadership Institute
Date: February 25
Time: 3-4:30pm
Location: BSC Andromeda Room A
Brief Description: How To Be An Ally. The SDLI provides education and training that enhances students' personal leadership abilities for lifelong learning and success in a changing, multicultural world. For more information, e-mail leadership @ csupomona.edu



Name of Event: Time Management - How not to procrastinate
Date: February 26
Time: 3-4pm
Location: 66-126
Brief Description: Too many things to do and not enough time to get them done? Attend this workshop to learn how you can manage your time for school, work, family time, etc. more effectively and to maintain a more balanced and healthy schedule.



Name of Event: Digital Music Series
Date: February 26
Time: 8pm
Location: Music Recital Hall
Brief Description: The Cal Poly Pomona Music Department is sponsoring a performance directed by David Grasmick. Cost is $7 per person. For more information or reservations, contact (909) 869-3554.



Name of Event: Graduate School Open Forum
Date: Thursday, February 26
Time: 1pm-5pm
Location: Bronco Student Center, Andromeda Suite

Brief Description: Come meet with advisors from UCLA Office of Graduate Studies and current UCLA Graduate Students to learn about over 100 UCLA Graduate Programs, graduate school preparation, admissions, financing for graduate school, transitioning from Cal Poly to UCLA and the difference between Master's and Doctorate degrees. Please Register to Attend with Rebecca Rivas in the Office of Graduate Studies by calling (909) 869-3331 orrrivas1 @ csupomona.edu



Name of Event: 9 Ball Tournament
Date: Friday, February 27
Time: 1pm-4pm
Location: Bronco Student Center, Games Room Etc.
Brief Description: Fee:
$5 (Presale Cal Poly students)
$7 (Presale non-Cal Poly)
$10 (At the door)



Name of Event: Student Development Leadership Institute
Date: March 3
Time: 3-4:00pm
Location: Building 97, Room 120

Brief Description: Networking Techniques. The SDLI provides education and training that enhances students' personal leadership abilities for lifelong learning and success in a changing, multicultural world. For more information, e-mail leadership @ csupomona.edu



Name of Event: Student Development Leadership Institute
Date: March 4
Time: 11:30-1pm

Location: BSC Andromeda Room A
Brief Description: Leadership in Diverse Organizations. The SDLI provides education and training that enhances students' personal leadership abilities for lifelong learning and success in a changing, multicultural world. For more information, e-mail leadership @ csupomona.edu


This electronic newsletter is brought to you by ASI and the Division of Student Affairs. The purpose of this newsletter is to inform Cal Poly Pomona Students of events, activities, and ways to get involved. To reduce the number of emails that you receive we have consolidated the information into a single bi-weekly email message.

[Steven Roos]

Too long...I'll read it later.

Besides, I've got some homework to put off...


lol!