Dedication

The 2022-2023 ASI Action Plan is dedicated to our dynamic, resilient, and astonishing student body who has endured trying times. Your resilience and will encouraged us to advocate in larger spaces, tackle difficult conversations, and ensure that all students feel empowered at Cal Poly Pomona. At the end of the day, our calling, purpose, and passion is to serve our students.

domain 1 - community

Domain 1: Community

Acknowledges our students’ needs and creates avenues to help the Cal Poly Pomona community build an inclusive atmosphere where students can succeed.

two students at a resource table

Student Needs

Student Interaction: ASI aims to provide open channels of communication such as social media, emails, and surveys to increase interactions between ASI and the CPP community.

Engage: ASI commits to continuously encouraging students to be involved in CPP’s on-campus activities.

Student Success:

Open Dialogue with Student Leadership: Student Government will provide opportunities where students in positions of leadership at CPP will be able to have open conversations between one another and the greater student population.

Student Involvement

Resource Awareness: ASI will help to inform students about resources and programs within the ASI and CPP community.

Organizational Practices:

Transparency: Student Government will provide bi-weekly updates on the official ASI Instagram account as well as a monthly Q&A to keep students informed on updates within ASI and the campus community.

BSC Refresh: ASI commits to improving the BSC to encapsulate student needs.

An Improved ASI: ASI will continue to transform into a learning organization by demonstrating our commitment to promoting racial equity.

Domain 2 - Partnerships

Domain 2: Partnerships

Involves collaborations with campus organizations and external organizations that will cultivate student success, involvement, representation, and upward mobility.

Student Needs

Means of Transportation: ASI will partner with organizations to expand and promote CPP’s alternative transportation methods on and off campus.

Bronco Essentials: ASI will strive to destigmatize the notion of accessing resources relating to basic needs and insecurity as well as allocating assets toward existing programs.

Education Outreach: ASI will enhance its brand identity on campus by educating students about the purpose of and all of the resources offered through the organization.

Brand Ambassador giving a presentation to a crowd about the BRIC

Student Success

“Life After” College: ASI will promote CPP’s mentorship programs, create spaces where students feel safe and supported, and gather information to promote successful campus life during college.

Life During College: Over the course of the pandemic, the student population experienced a decrease in club and organization participation. ASI wants to promote collaboration between the organization and campus partners to establish a well-rounded sense of belonging.

Higher College: ASI aims to promote post-graduate opportunities and workshops while also bridging the gap between undergraduate and graduate students through peer mentorship programs.

International Career Accessibility: ASI intends to work with the Career Center to increase the accessibility of jobs and post-graduation opportunities for international student success.

Student Involvement

Learn-by-Doing: ASI will expand on- and off-campus internship opportunities to be meaningful, hands-on experiences.

Club Collaboration: ASI will work directly with SELS (formerly OSLCC) to reinvent the student club and organization support model.

Introducing CPP in 2022: ASI will promote different forms of assistance such as maps, scavenger hunts, and information booths to bring familiarity to the CPP campus amid COVID-19.

Domain 3 - Advocacy

Domain 3: Advocacy

Encompasses uplifting our community through active representation and support of basic needs, sustainability, and collaboration.

Sustainability club members showing a poster board with club info

Student Involvement

Sustainability: ASI will advocate for a more sustainable on- and off-campus lifestyle by promoting green initiatives, products, and energy sources.

Resource Efficiency: ASI will strive to ensure all campus resources are readily available and properly functioning to benefit the CPP community in collaboration with the appropriate campus department.

Student Needs

Mental Health: ASI will strive to educate the CPP community on resources available to them to encourage a state of mental well-being, a sense of security, and inclusivity.

Student Success

Student Representation: ASI will advocate for underrepresented populations of the CPP community

Glossary

ASI: Associated Students Incorporated

BSC: Bronco Student Center

CPP: Cal Poly Pomona

 

TREE: Centers for Transformation, Retention, Equity and Empowerment

 

SELS: Student Engagement Leadership and Success

ASI: Associated Students Incorporated

BSC: Bronco Student Center

“Life After” workshops: post-grad financial, professional development, and resource workshops.

Lanterman Project: About 300 acres south of campus bought by Cal Poly Pomona to potentially develop into a community that allows people to live, learn, work and play.

Poly Pantry: Located in the BSC, the Poly Pantry was opened in 2019 to serve students impacted by food insecurity. The Poly Pantry provides access to food, basic necessities, and referrals to campus and community-based resources to maximize student success.

Clothes Closet: Created by the Career Center and supported through donations, students who cannot afford or do not have time get professional attire can pick items to add to their professional wardrobe.

UPD: The University Police Department is a full-service, sworn police agency that operates 24 hours a day, year-round. The department provides law enforcement, emergency response, conducts criminal investigations, offers crime prevention and educational programs, support for special events and a range of other services.

PATF: Cal Poly Pomona has created a Police Advisory Task Force whose main objective is to provide guidance and recommendations related to community policing, and the composition of a police advisory board, which will strengthen the lines of communication with students, faculty, staff and leadership. ASI Student Government has one leader that serves on the task force. Find out more on the Police Advisory Task Force webpage.

Title IX: Federal and State laws and the California State University’s policies prohibit discrimination based on gender or sex in all education programs and activities operated by the University, both on and off campus. All members of the campus community regardless of their gender or gender identity are protected from sex discrimination, which includes sexual harassment, sexual misconduct, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking. Find out more on the Title IX webpage.

Student Affairs: The Division of Student Affairs at Cal Poly Pomona works with students, academic partners, staff, and parents to influence an inclusive, polytechnic approach that helps deepen your out-of-class experience. Learn more on the Division of Student Affairs webpage.

Verification of Eligibility (VOE): Verification of eligibility to participate in leadership roles on a CSU campus. Learn more about the Minimum Qualifications for Student Office Holders policy.

University auxiliary: Auxiliary organizations are non-profit, separately organized legal entities, created to support student success and the educational mission of the CSU by providing instructional and services support not normally furnished by the state budget. CSU established auxiliaries to complement the core academic programs at each campus to provide a full range of educational experiences.

Learning Organization: a values-driven organization with the structures, systems, and processes to achieve goals, innovate, and adeptly respond to change by building organizational capacity through personal mastery and team learning