Cal Poly Pomona's BroncoBytes Oct. 28 (EMail)

***Admin*** · 10-30-05, 10:19 PM

BroncoBytes - October 28, 2005
A Weekly E-Newsletter to Cal Poly Pomona Students

IMPORTANT Dates & Deadlines
o Oct. 28 - Winter Qtr. Registration for Continuing Students
o Nov. 2 - Supplemental Fee Bill due
o Nov. 2 - 3rd Installment Payment due for non-residents

The TOC
o PRESIDENT INVITES FROSH PARTICIPATION IN NTL. STUDY
o ROSA PARKS CANDLELIGHT VIGIL
o ENHANCE YOUR LEADERSHIP WITH SDLI
o CPP TO HOST INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH FORUM AND FESTIVAL
o RATTLESNAKES ON CAMPUS
o JOIN A SPORTS NUTRITIONAL STUDY
o FIND A CARPOOL PARTNER
o ALOHA FROM THE RESTAURANT AT KELLOGG RANCH
o THE 411: FALL INTO SAFE HABITS
o CROSS COUNTRY RUNS WELL IN CHAMPIONSHIPS
o COLLEGE OF BUSINESS' PMBA RECOGNIZED
o GRADUATE ENV STUDENTS HOST FORUM FOR EL MONTE RESIDENTS
o WOMEN'S SOCCER POSTS WILD WIN OVER GOLDEN EAGLES
o COMCAST PROFILES CAL POLY POMONA
o CSU FALL 2006 ENROLLMENT OPENS WITH 35,000 APPLICATIONS
o VOLLEYBALL LOSES TWO 5-GAME THRILLERS

***Admin*** · 10-30-05, 10:20 PM

CPPtv: This Just In

o PRESIDENT INVITES FROSH PARTICIPATION IN NTL. STUDY
First-time freshmen - earn $50 in BroncoBucks and a chance to win an iPod Nano by participating in a national study on general education. Multiple sessions are available. http://academic.csupomona.e du/studentlearning/
o ROSA PARKS CANDLELIGHT VIGIL
In honor of the "Mother of the Civil Rights Movement" the African American Student Center will be showing Mighty Times: The Legacy of Rosa Parks. The vigil will be held all day Monday, October 31 - Thursday, November 3 at the African American Student Center (bldg. 95-201).
http://www.dsa.csupomona.ed u/aasc/?nfid=1028
o ENHANCE YOUR LEADERSHIP WITH SDLI
The Student Development and Leadership Institute (SDLI), provides education, development and training that enhances students' personal leadership abilities for lifelong learning and success in a changing, multicultural world. Learn more about upcoming workshops at http://www.dsa.csupomona.ed u/osl/sdli.asp

o CPP TO HOST INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH FORUM AND FESTIVAL
"Collaborative Teaching and Learning: Creating a Global Perspective" is the theme for the 2nd annual event at which professors and students from CPP and across the CSU will present papers. An International Festival will take place over the lunch hour. http://international.csupom ona.edu
o RATTLESNAKES ON CAMPUS
Environmental Health & Safety and University Police would like to remind people that due to the reluctance of winter to cool the weather down, snakes are still active, especially in the more isolated and natural areas on campus. http://www.csupomona.edu/~ehs/announcement.html

o JOIN A SPORTS NUTRITIONAL STUDY
Kinesiology grad student is looking for 20 to 30 year-old, physically active females. Minimal participation - only one session. http://polycentric.csupomon a.edu/announcements.asp?id =468.
o FIND A CARPOOL PARTNER
CPP Rideshare teamed up with AlterNetRides, a private company that assists communities by finding other Rideshare commuter matches based on the commute application. http://ALterNetRides.com/?Destination=1030112 519

o ALOHA FROM THE RESTAURANT AT KELLOGG RANCH
Take your taste buds to the beautiful Hawaiian Islands with a lunch special that has a true tropical feel.
http://www.csupomona.edu/~cshm/documents/rkr/weekly_lunch_special .pdf

***Admin*** · 10-30-05, 10:20 PM

THE 411: FALL INTO SAFE HABITS

It's Fall Quarter and the campus is hopping again. Have fun, but be sure to keep an eye on your stuff. That Organic Chemistry textbook you just bought may not be your favorite read, but it's a valuable item.

Do what you can to minimize opportunity for thieves. Keep your backpack, laptop, cell phone, and digital camera with you. Lock your dorm room, even if you're just going next door. Secure valuables in your car trunk. Invest in a Club or anti-theft device. Use the lockers at Los Olivos and the Bronco Bookstore. Studying in the Library? Keep your eyes open, literally; thieves love a "sleeper." On campus at night? Use the "buddy system" and walk with friends, or request a Parking and Transportation Services CSO escort at (909) 869-3070.

During fall months traffic safety is an important consideration as well. Remember to turn on your car's headlights as soon as visibility is diminished. Wet weather is on its way; turn on the headlights (now required anytime you must use your windshield wipers) and drive even more slowly. Inspect key vehicle components: tire tread wear, brakes, wipers and light bulbs for turn signals, brake lights, etc.

Be "eyes and ears" for our University Police department. If you see something that doesn't seem right, call University Police at 869-3070. Dial 911 in an emergency or crime in progress.
For more information on campus safety, go to www.dsa.csupomona.ed u/police or contact Kris Surber at (909) 869-4139.

***Admin*** · 10-30-05, 10:20 PM

FLASHback
o CROSS COUNTRY RUNS WELL IN CHAMPIONSHIPS
CPP's men's and women's cross country teams turned in outstanding performances at the California Collegiate Athletic Association championships Saturday morning.
http://dsa.csupomona.edu/athletics/default.asp?nfid=101 4

o COLLEGE OF BUSINESS' PMBA RECOGNIZED
Recently, the PMBA program, which has two sites in Palmdale, was recognized by Palmdale Mayor James Ledford as "a great relationship brewing between industry and academics."
http://polycentric.csupomon a.edu/news.asp?id=1037
o GRADUATE ENV STUDENTS HOST FORUM FOR EL MONTE RESIDENTS
CPP Environmental Design grad students organize community forums as a part of service learning. http://www2.sgtribune.com/news/ci_3143577

o WOMEN'S SOCCER POSTS WILD WIN OVER GOLDEN EAGLES
CPP's women's soccer team exploded for 5 goals in the first half of the Sat. CCAA contest against Cal State L.A. and wound up needing every one of them. http://dsa.csupomona.edu/athletics/default.asp?nfid=101 7
o COMCAST PROFILES CAL POLY POMONA
This month, interviews highlight CPP community members of and profile their programs. Horticulture, Plant & Soil Science chair Dan Hostetler; Emergency Services coordinator Debbi McFall; and College of Engineering Dean Ed Hohmann. http://polycentric.csupomon a.edu/news.asp?id=1032
o CSU FALL 2006 ENROLLMENT OPENS WITH OVER 36,000 APPLICATIONS
The CSU's fall 2006 initial application filing period (Oct. 1-Nov.30) has taken in over 36,000 applications to date. CPP has received about 4,000. http://www.calstate.edu/CSULeader/2005/051018.htm
o VOLLEYBALL LOSES TWO 5-GAME THRILLERS
After starting the season with 19 straight victories, CPP's women's volleyball team is now staring at a two-match losing streak. http://dsa.csupomona.edu/athletics/default.asp?nfid=101 5
o THE POLY POST
o POLYCENTRIC

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10-30-05, 10:19 PM	#1 (permalink)
*Admin* Think About It Joined: Sep 2003 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 4,961	Cal Poly Pomona's BroncoBytes Oct. 28 (EMail) BroncoBytes - October 28, 2005 A Weekly E-Newsletter to Cal Poly Pomona Students IMPORTANT Dates & Deadlines o Oct. 28 - Winter Qtr. Registration for Continuing Students o Nov. 2 - Supplemental Fee Bill due o Nov. 2 - 3rd Installment Payment due for non-residents The TOC o PRESIDENT INVITES FROSH PARTICIPATION IN NTL. STUDY o ROSA PARKS CANDLELIGHT VIGIL o ENHANCE YOUR LEADERSHIP WITH SDLI o CPP TO HOST INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH FORUM AND FESTIVAL o RATTLESNAKES ON CAMPUS o JOIN A SPORTS NUTRITIONAL STUDY o FIND A CARPOOL PARTNER o ALOHA FROM THE RESTAURANT AT KELLOGG RANCH o THE 411: FALL INTO SAFE HABITS o CROSS COUNTRY RUNS WELL IN CHAMPIONSHIPS o COLLEGE OF BUSINESS' PMBA RECOGNIZED o GRADUATE ENV STUDENTS HOST FORUM FOR EL MONTE RESIDENTS o WOMEN'S SOCCER POSTS WILD WIN OVER GOLDEN EAGLES o COMCAST PROFILES CAL POLY POMONA o CSU FALL 2006 ENROLLMENT OPENS WITH 35,000 APPLICATIONS o VOLLEYBALL LOSES TWO 5-GAME THRILLERS

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10-30-05, 10:20 PM	#2 (permalink)
*Admin* Think About It Joined: Sep 2003 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 4,961	CPPtv: This Just In o PRESIDENT INVITES FROSH PARTICIPATION IN NTL. STUDY First-time freshmen - earn $50 in BroncoBucks and a chance to win an iPod Nano by participating in a national study on general education. Multiple sessions are available. http://academic.csupomona.e du/studentlearning/ o ROSA PARKS CANDLELIGHT VIGIL In honor of the "Mother of the Civil Rights Movement" the African American Student Center will be showing Mighty Times: The Legacy of Rosa Parks. The vigil will be held all day Monday, October 31 - Thursday, November 3 at the African American Student Center (bldg. 95-201). http://www.dsa.csupomona.ed u/aasc/?nfid=1028 o ENHANCE YOUR LEADERSHIP WITH SDLI The Student Development and Leadership Institute (SDLI), provides education, development and training that enhances students' personal leadership abilities for lifelong learning and success in a changing, multicultural world. Learn more about upcoming workshops at http://www.dsa.csupomona.ed u/osl/sdli.asp o CPP TO HOST INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH FORUM AND FESTIVAL "Collaborative Teaching and Learning: Creating a Global Perspective" is the theme for the 2nd annual event at which professors and students from CPP and across the CSU will present papers. An International Festival will take place over the lunch hour. http://international.csupom ona.edu o RATTLESNAKES ON CAMPUS Environmental Health & Safety and University Police would like to remind people that due to the reluctance of winter to cool the weather down, snakes are still active, especially in the more isolated and natural areas on campus. http://www.csupomona.edu/~ehs/announcement.html o JOIN A SPORTS NUTRITIONAL STUDY Kinesiology grad student is looking for 20 to 30 year-old, physically active females. Minimal participation - only one session. http://polycentric.csupomon a.edu/announcements.asp?id =468. o FIND A CARPOOL PARTNER CPP Rideshare teamed up with AlterNetRides, a private company that assists communities by finding other Rideshare commuter matches based on the commute application. http://ALterNetRides.com/?Destination=1030112 519 o ALOHA FROM THE RESTAURANT AT KELLOGG RANCH Take your taste buds to the beautiful Hawaiian Islands with a lunch special that has a true tropical feel. http://www.csupomona.edu/~cshm/documents/rkr/weekly_lunch_special .pdf

10-30-05, 10:20 PM	#3 (permalink)
*Admin* Think About It Joined: Sep 2003 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 4,961	THE 411: FALL INTO SAFE HABITS It's Fall Quarter and the campus is hopping again. Have fun, but be sure to keep an eye on your stuff. That Organic Chemistry textbook you just bought may not be your favorite read, but it's a valuable item. Do what you can to minimize opportunity for thieves. Keep your backpack, laptop, cell phone, and digital camera with you. Lock your dorm room, even if you're just going next door. Secure valuables in your car trunk. Invest in a Club or anti-theft device. Use the lockers at Los Olivos and the Bronco Bookstore. Studying in the Library? Keep your eyes open, literally; thieves love a "sleeper." On campus at night? Use the "buddy system" and walk with friends, or request a Parking and Transportation Services CSO escort at (909) 869-3070. During fall months traffic safety is an important consideration as well. Remember to turn on your car's headlights as soon as visibility is diminished. Wet weather is on its way; turn on the headlights (now required anytime you must use your windshield wipers) and drive even more slowly. Inspect key vehicle components: tire tread wear, brakes, wipers and light bulbs for turn signals, brake lights, etc. Be "eyes and ears" for our University Police department. If you see something that doesn't seem right, call University Police at 869-3070. Dial 911 in an emergency or crime in progress. For more information on campus safety, go to www.dsa.csupomona.ed u/police or contact Kris Surber at (909) 869-4139.

10-30-05, 10:20 PM	#4 (permalink)
*Admin* Think About It Joined: Sep 2003 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 4,961	FLASHback o CROSS COUNTRY RUNS WELL IN CHAMPIONSHIPS CPP's men's and women's cross country teams turned in outstanding performances at the California Collegiate Athletic Association championships Saturday morning. http://dsa.csupomona.edu/athletics/default.asp?nfid=101 4 o COLLEGE OF BUSINESS' PMBA RECOGNIZED Recently, the PMBA program, which has two sites in Palmdale, was recognized by Palmdale Mayor James Ledford as "a great relationship brewing between industry and academics." http://polycentric.csupomon a.edu/news.asp?id=1037 o GRADUATE ENV STUDENTS HOST FORUM FOR EL MONTE RESIDENTS CPP Environmental Design grad students organize community forums as a part of service learning. http://www2.sgtribune.com/news/ci_3143577 o WOMEN'S SOCCER POSTS WILD WIN OVER GOLDEN EAGLES CPP's women's soccer team exploded for 5 goals in the first half of the Sat. CCAA contest against Cal State L.A. and wound up needing every one of them. http://dsa.csupomona.edu/athletics/default.asp?nfid=101 7 o COMCAST PROFILES CAL POLY POMONA This month, interviews highlight CPP community members of and profile their programs. Horticulture, Plant & Soil Science chair Dan Hostetler; Emergency Services coordinator Debbi McFall; and College of Engineering Dean Ed Hohmann. http://polycentric.csupomon a.edu/news.asp?id=1032 o CSU FALL 2006 ENROLLMENT OPENS WITH OVER 36,000 APPLICATIONS The CSU's fall 2006 initial application filing period (Oct. 1-Nov.30) has taken in over 36,000 applications to date. CPP has received about 4,000. http://www.calstate.edu/CSULeader/2005/051018.htm o VOLLEYBALL LOSES TWO 5-GAME THRILLERS After starting the season with 19 straight victories, CPP's women's volleyball team is now staring at a two-match losing streak. http://dsa.csupomona.edu/athletics/default.asp?nfid=101 5 o THE POLY POST o POLYCENTRIC ABOUT BroncoBytes BroncoBytes is an informational e-mail disseminated every Friday night by the Student Communication & Information Services office to current Cal Poly Pomona students. For more information visit http://dsa.csupomona.edu/scis or send an e-mail to broncobytes@csupomon a.edu.