Associated Students Incorporated (ASI)

Cal Poly fund Phonathon

The Cal Poly Fund Phonathon employs students who raise funds from alumni and parents for Cal Poly each year.  Our goal is to represent and promote Cal Poly through great conversations with alumni and parents, while increasing their support of our University’s Colleges, Departments and Programs.

Campus Dining

http://www.calpolycorporation.org/campusdining
Food is fuel for the mind. Restaurants on campus nourish and stimulate the intellect of Cal Poly's 3,100 resident students plus provide food for thousands of other students, faculty, and staff. From convenient and flexible dining plans to Campus Express Club to care packages, Campus Dining has you covered. 

Stop by the to learn about student meal plans, dining programs, Campus Express Club, and great places to eat on campus like Jamba Juice and Einstein Bros. Bagels.  There are over 20 restaurants and food venues with at least one food operation open daily.  Campus Dining offers a wide variety of food that is vegetarian, non-dairy, wheat/gluten-free, low-fat, and more to accommodate various food preferences and needs. 

Career Services

http://careerservices.calpoly.edu
Career Services offers students and alumni access to resources for all phases of their college and work career. With its extensive collection of information resources on careers, jobs, and colleges, Career Services can help guide the way to a successful future.

Commuter Services

http://afd.calpoly.edu/Police/index_commuter.htm
Commuter Services is a program coordinated by the University Police Department that assists students with all their transportation needs – bicycling, transit, shuttles, Amtrak, etc.

Disability Resource Center

http://drc.calpoly.edu
The Disability Resource Center provides information and supportive services to Cal Poly students with permanent and temporary disabilities.  Currently enrolled students, or students who have been accepted and plan to attend Cal Poly, may visit How to Apply for DRC Services for information about the application steps.  To ensure the timeliness of services, it is important to begin the process as soon as possible.  Implementation of services may be delayed for students waiting until arrival on campus to begin the intake process.

El Corral BookStore

http://www.elcorralbookstore.com
El Corral Bookstore, located in the University Union, has been serving Cal Poly students since 1933.  El Corral Bookstore provides books, supplies and related merchandise essential to the educational mission of the university.  It offers all required and recommended courseware as well as a stocked student and office supply section, Tech Center with the latest computer hardware, software and peripherals, Cal Poly insignia clothing and gift section, and much more.

Financial Aid

http://www.ess.calpoly.edu/_finaid
The Financial Aid Office helps students and parents plan finances and organize their resources to cover college costs. Financial assistance is a resource designed to supplement the cost of education, and is not intended to be used as a student's sole means of income.

General Education Program

http://ge.calpoly.edu
General Education Program will present information on General Education courses, requirements, and other advising-related brochures.  General Education provides students with foundational abilities and breadth through 72 quarter units of courses. All students at Cal Poly are required to complete the General Education (core) curriculum.

Health and Counseling Services and P.U.L.S.E.

http://www.calpoly.edu/~hps
Health and Counseling Services offers students basic health services as well as pharmacy items, immunizations, and routine laboratory tests. Counseling Services seeks to promote the health and well-being of the larger university community and enhance the overall quality of life for students.

University Housing

http://housing.calpoly.edu
University Housing is pleased to offer many housing options for freshmen, transfers, and continuing students.  We will be conducting tours of our housing communities and have helpful information available in our information tent on the front lawn of Sequoia Hall.

Intercollegiate Athletics

http://www.gopoly.com
Find out about Mustang Athletics and all 17 Varsity Programs including men's and women's sports.

Interfaith Campus Council

The Interfaith Campus Council (ICC), composed of leaders representing more than 20 religious organizations, supports Cal Poly students as they explore and grow spiritually.  ICC will have representatives from different campus ministries as well as a list available for prospective students/parents of all the campus ministries available to Cal Poly students.

International Education & Programs

http://www.calpoly.edu/~iep
Did you know that Cal Poly offers over 140 programs in 36 countries? Learn about the many study abroad options and how to begin planning for your overseas experience. Learn how affordable study abroad can be, how to earn academic credit, and stay on track with your graduation.

Parent Program

http://calpolyparent.calpoly.edu
Cal Poly's Parent Program provides parent-to-parent perspectives about ways to support your student's success.

Preface

http://preface.calpoly.edu
It's what college is all about--sharing perspectives and discussing ideas. Read a provocative book over the summer and discuss it with classmates, faculty, staff, and community members during WOW. PREFACE will be your first opportunity to discuss ideas at the university level; and the best part is there are no grades attached!

Pride Center

http://pride.calpoly.edu
The Pride Center is open to everyone, especially those students interested in supporting and celebrating the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning community. The Center provides events, training and education on LGBT issues; resources through our lending library of books, films, and magazines; support and a safe, drop-in space on campus. Our staff members serve as your advocates on campus.

Robert E. Kennedy Library

http://lib.calpoly.edu
The Robert E. Kennedy Library, a unit of Academic Affairs, provides instructional services and information resources for student and faculty teaching, learning, and research.  For more information on Spring Exhibits, check out http://lib.calpoly.edu/learningcommons/gallery/

SAFER

http://safer.calpoly.edu
The Sexual Assault Free Environment Resource (SAFER) Program is Cal Poly's sexual assault resource and prevention program. Though its prevention education curriculum, SAFER works to make the campus community a safer place for all its members, raising awareness, providing resources, and fighting to end sexual violence.

Student Academic Services

http://sas.calpoly.edu
Student Academic Services (SAS) provides advising and academic success programs that assist Xal poly students to excel academically.  SAS also assists local middle and high school students, who are low-income and/or potential first-generation college students, to graduate from high school and be prepared for college.

Student Community Services

http://studentlife.calpoly.edu/scs/
Student Community Services (SCS) provides the opportunity for students to act as vital members of the community, share their resources with others and develop skills and leadership abilities while creating meaningful social change.

Student Life & Leadership

http://studentlife.calpoly.edu
The programs of Student Life & Leadership are designed to add value to students' lives at Cal Poly. Students will find opportunities to develop leadership skills, set goals, make decisions, share in group dynamics, experience diversity, and work independently to reach their goals. 

University Police Department

http://afd.calpoly.edu/police
Cal Poly's UPD goals are to support and enhance a safe and accessible environment which will allow everyone to enjoy the community and to further the university mission of providing academic excellence. The University Police Department provides emergency response, investigative services, crime prevention services, police patrol and participates in many services and efforts related to parking and transportation.

Week of Welcome

http://orientation.calpoly.edu/wow
The Week of Welcome Orientation Program offers new students and their families a successful transition into the college experience. The program is comprised of a team of student leaders and university officials who provide an introduction to academic and social resources, encourage awareness, and promote relationships with the campus and community environment.