Emergency 24/7: Dial 911

Campus Emergency Numbers

In the event of an life-threatening emergency, always remember to dial 911 first. In addition, there are several resources available on campus to assist you in the event of any kind of emergency.

Center for Engineering, Science, and Mathematics Education (CESAME)

Building 25, Room 213

The University Center for Engineering, Science and Mathematics Education (CESAME) was created to improve Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education, teacher education and professional development, and the workforce pipeline in California.

https://cesame.calpoly.edu/     805-756-2859     cesame@calpoly.edu

Ethnic Studies Department

The Ethnic Studies Department is comprised of one of the most diverse, yet cohesive, student populations on campus. We place a special emphasis on community, and value individual students for the variety of talents and interests they bring.

ethnicstudies@calpoly.edu

LSAMP Program

Building 25, Room 129

The LSAMP Program is designed to support undergraduate students who face or have faced social, educational, and/or economic barriers to careers in STEM fields.

https://lsamp.calpoly.edu/     805-756-2875     lsamp@calpoly.edu

Multicultural Business Program

Building 03, Room 106

The Multicultural Business Program (MBP) is a diverse, inclusive, and multicultural community led by students for students where they matter, belong, and with professional support are connected with resources to persist to graduation and beyond.

https://www.cob.calpoly.edu/studentservices/mbp/     805-756-5324     mbp@calpoly.edu

Multicultural Engineering Program

The Multicultural Engineering Program (MEP) is an academic support program designed to retain and graduate students who continue to remain underrepresented in engineering.

https://mep.calpoly.edu/     805-756-1461     mep@calpoly.edu

Pre-health Career Advising

Building 53, Room 211

Pre-health Career Advising is for all matriculated Cal Poly students and alumni who are pursuing or applying to graduate programs in health professions.

https://prehealth.calpoly.edu/     prehealth@calpoly.edu

Cal Poly Honors Program

Kennedy Library, Room 510

https://honors.calpoly.edu/     805-756-7029     honors@calpoly.edu

EOP

Building 52, Room E7

The primary goals of the Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) are to improve the access, retention and graduation of students who have been historically, economically and/or educationally disadvantaged.

https://eop.calpoly.edu/     805-756-2301     eop@calpoly.edu

Extended Education

Building 52, Room E34

Cal Poly Extended Education provides access to Cal Poly and expands learning opportunities for individuals through a variety of academic and professional programs.

https://extended.calpoly.edu/     805-756-2053     extended@calpoly.edu

TRIO Achievers

Building 124, Room 229

Services provided to students by TRIO Achievers include academic advising, tutoring, career information, help with financial aid concerns, workshops, and help understanding academic policies and procedures. To participate in the program, students must meet eligibility guidelines that are based on household income, parent's education, or student disability.

https://trioachievers.calpoly.edu/     805-756-1395     trioachievers@calpoly.edu

Cal Poly Scholars

The Cal Poly Scholars program seeks to support and retain high-achieving students from California schools, who come from low-income backgrounds, by providing financial, academic, and community resources.

https://scholars.calpoly.edu/     cpscholars@calpoly.edu

Student Academic Services

Building 52, Room E7

Student Academic Services mission is to provide access to higher education, facilitate transition to the university environment, and assist in the development of academic and personal skills, thus promoting academic success towards graduation for a diverse student population.

https://sas.calpoly.edu/     805-756-2301     sas@calpoly.edu

Career Services

Building 124, Room 114

Career Services empowers Cal Poly students to achieve a lifetime of meaningful career success. Career Services offers resources and services to current students, alumni, and faculty/staff such as a professional clothing closet, resource toolkits, career counseling and a career and professional development certificate that you can earn.

https://careerservices.calpoly.edu/     805-756-2501     careerservices@calpoly.edu

Orfalea College of Business Career Readiness Center

Building 03, Room 300D

Their mission is to empower Orfalea College of Business students to develop the career readiness skills they need to succeed in college and their careers by providing opportunities to build meaningful connections and engage in immersive experiences.

https://www.cob.calpoly.edu/studentservices/careers-internships/     805-756-1623     ocobcareers@calpoly.edu

Cal Poly Career Connections

Career Connections is an exclusive online networking and mentoring platform that connects you to Cal Poly’s professional community. Alumni in the platform have chosen to be here for you – they want to help you as you explore your own career path.

https://careerconnections.calpoly.edu/

College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences (CAFES) Advising

Building 74M-A Room 100

https://cafes.calpoly.edu/academic-advising     805-756-7574     cafesadvising@calpoly.edu

College of Architecture and Environmental Design (CAED) Advising

Building 05-210 (Architecture building)

http://www.caed.calpoly.edu/caed-advising     805-756-1325     caeadvising@calpoly.edu

College of Engineering (CENG) Advising

Building 40, Room 115

https://eadvise.calpoly.edu/     eadvise@calpoly.edu

College of Liberal Arts (CLA) Advising

Building 27, Room 22B

https://cla.calpoly.edu/student-resources     805-756-6200     claadvising@calpoly.edu

College of Science and Mathematics (CSM) Advising

Building 53, Room 211

https://csmadvising.calpoly.edu/     805-756-2615     csmadvising@calpoly.edu

Orfalea College of Business (OCOB) Advising

Building 3, Room 100A

https://www.cob.calpoly.edu/studentservices/     805-756-2601     cobadvis@calpoly.edu

Cal Poly Recreation Center

Building 43

The Recreation Center is Cal Poly’s destination for fitness, recreation, relaxation, and wellness. Our state-of-the-art facility features everything you need for your workout, leisure, or recreational activity.

https://www.asi.calpoly.edu/facilities/recreation-center/     805-756-1366

ASI Intramural Sports

Building 43

Play your favorite sport or try something new with a variety of leagues and tournaments.

https://www.asi.calpoly.edu/get-active/intramural-sports/     805-756-6044     imsports@calpoly.edu

Club Sports

University Union, Building 65

Club sports is an option for students looking to compete with other schools in a variety of sports. They hold tryouts at the beginning of the season for each sport offered

https://clubs.calpoly.edu/club-sports     805-756-7009

Campus Health & Wellbeing

Building 27

https://chw.calpoly.edu/     805-756-1211 (Health), 805-756-2511 (Counseling), 805-756-6181(Wellbeing), 805-756-2282 (Safer)     health@calpoly.edu

Peer Wellbeing Program Teams

Building 27, Room 10 (Lower level of the Health Center)

The Peer Wellness Programs are a nationally awarded Peer Health Education program that supports the health and wellbeing of all Cal Poly students. The program is comprised of seven teams, each dedicated to a specific area of education: Sexual Wellbeing (EROS), Mental Wellbeing (REAL), Nutrition and Fitness (HEAT), General Health & Wellbeing (WA), Gender- and Power-Based Violence Prevention Education (Safer), Alcohol & Cannabis and Other Drug Education (TLC) and Mustangs 4 Recovery.

https://chw.calpoly.edu/peer-wellness-program-teams     wellbeing@calpoly.edu

Counseling Services

Building 27, Room 135 (Located inside the Health Center)

Cal Poly Counseling Services promotes the development of holistic student emotional health. As mental health professionals, we serve the campus community through advocacy and the provision of confidential, accessible services.

https://hcs.calpoly.edu/counseling     805-756-2511 (24-7 crisis line)     counseling@calpoly.edu

Safer

Advocacy Services: Health Center, Building 27

Prevention Education Office: University Union, Building 65, Room 217

Safer is Cal Poly’s primary confidential resource for addressing sexual assault, intimate partner violence, domestic violence, stalking, sexual exploitation and harassment. Safer offers holistic services to the entire campus community regarding gender- & power-based violence. Our Advocacy Staff supports survivors of violence (and their loved ones) directly, by offering confidential crisis support and advocacy, which includes crisis intervention, accompaniments, referrals, and more. Our Prevention Education Staff engages the campus community in setting pro-social behavior norms and encouraging community accountability so this violence never occurs in the first place.

https://safer.calpoly.edu/home     805-756-2282     safer@calpoly.edu

Food Pantry

Lower level of the Health Center (Building 27)

The Food Pantry is a part of the Cal Poly Hunger Program which ensures that all students have access to nutritious meals every day in order to stay focused on their success at Cal Poly. The Food Pantry is a short-term service that is here to assist students who are experiencing food insecurity due to a financial struggle. Thanks to our generous donors, students can choose from a wide variety of packages and canned foods, frozen meals, and personal hygiene products.

https://hcs.calpoly.edu/pulse/students/pantry     805-756-6181

Mustangs for Recovery

Mustangs for Recovery is a program of Campus Health & Wellbeing that uses a peer-to-peer model to provide a safe and supportive environment for students in recovery or struggling with addiction to substances and addictive behaviors.

https://chw.calpoly.edu/mustangs-recovery     Kirsten Vinther, kvinther@calpoly.edu

ASI Poly Escapes

Building 43

Poly Escapes offers student-led trips and low-cost equipment rentals to start your unforgettable journey. The Rental Center also offers a variety of items for rental or purchase.

https://www.asi.calpoly.edu/experience/poly-escapes/     805-756-1287     asipolyescapes@calpoly.edu

Associated Students, Inc. (ASI)

Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) connects Cal Poly students to their ultimate college experience by employing, empowering, and engaging students through our programs, services, and facilities.

https://www.asi.calpoly.edu/

ASI Student Government

Building 65, Second Floor

Elected and volunteer student leaders are the collective voice of the student body and your link to sparking change at the campus, state, and federal level.

805-756-1292     Tracy Watson, Administrative Assistant – Student Government, twatson@calpoly.edu

Inter Housing Council (IHC)

Student-led councils elected by residents of each housing community. IHC also puts on events and advocate for services for students who live on campus!

https://ihc.calpoly.edu/content/index     805-756-7644     ihc@calpoly.edu

New Student and Transition Programs (NSTP)

Building 52, Room E10

A resource for all new students and their supporters and to ensure their successful transition to Cal Poly. NSTP’s three flagship programs include: Open House, Student Life Orientation Days, and Week of Welcome.

https://orientation.calpoly.edu/     805-756-2400     orientation@calpoly.edu

Clubs

Building 65 (University Union), Room 203

With more than 300 student organizations, Cal Poly has something for everyone. No matter what you are passionate about, you’ll probably find at least one you’ll want to join.

https://clubs.calpoly.edu/clubs-directory     805-756-5807     asiclubservices@calpoly.edu

Fraternity & Sorority Life

The mission of the Fraternity & Sorority Life office is to foster the learning and development of students who affiliate with the social fraternities and sororities at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo.

https://greeklife.calpoly.edu/     greeklife@calpoly.edu

Center for Military-Connected Students

Building 52, Room E4

Center for Military-Connected Students is a central hub of information and support. They strive to provide comprehensive assistance to all military-connected students.

https://militaryconnected.calpoly.edu/     805-756-6838     military@calpoly.edu

International Center

Building 52, Room E32

The primary mission of the Cal Poly International Center is to provide leadership and coordination for international activities and to serve as the principal catalyst for internationalization efforts at Cal Poly.

https://international.calpoly.edu/     805-756-1477     international@calpoly.edu

Transfer Center

Building 52, Room E30

Empowering and supporting transfer students to succeed and thrive at Cal Poly while advancing institutional support for transfer students.

https://transfercenter.calpoly.edu/     transfer@calpoly.edu

Cal Poly Cat Program

The Cal Poly Cat Program (CPCP) is a non-profit organization of students, faculty, staff and community members who care about the health and happiness of both feral and domesticated cats.

https://catprogram.calpoly.edu/     cpcpscheduler@gmail.com

Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship

872 Higuera St (Downtown San Luis Obispo)

The Cal Poly Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE) helps students and community members acquire the tools, develop the skills and cultivate the mindset of an entrepreneur so that they may create economic and social value throughout the world.

https://cie.calpoly.edu/     805-756-5171     info-cie@calpoly.edu

Center for Leadership

Building 65 (University Union), Room 217

The Center for Leadership fosters socially responsible leadership development through high-impact practices

https://leadership.calpoly.edu/     805-756-5465     leadership@calpoly.edu

Center for Service in Action

Building 52, Room E22

The Center for Service in Action (CSA) at Cal Poly connects students with meaningful community service opportunities that complement their educational experience, strengthen their understanding of diversity and social responsibility, and develop skills to become ethical and knowledgeable leaders who contribute to a global society.

https://serviceinaction.calpoly.edu/     805-756-5834     serviceinaction@calpoly.edu

Local Connections

Building 81

Local Connections aims to connect out-of-state Cal Poly students with members of the San Luis Obispo community.

https://localconnections.calpoly.edu/     805-756-6799     localconnections@calpoly.edu

Mustang Media Group

Graphic Arts Building, Room 223 & 226

Mustang Media Group is Cal Poly’s award winning, integrated student media organization.

https://mustangnews.net/     805-756-1143 (Advertising), 805-756-1796 (Editorial)     advertising@mustangnews.net (Advertising), editorial@mustangmediagroup.com (Editorial)

Robert E. Kennedy Library

Building 35

The Robert E. Kennedy Library includes a five floor library to study on, a cafe, a printing service lab, a 24 hour hub, many printers, computer labs, and fishbowls, which are group study areas that you can reserve. There are also college- specific librarians that can help you navigate library and online databases, printers, and charger rentals at the front desk.

https://lib.calpoly.edu/     805-756-5760 (Circulation desk)     library@calpoly.edu

Writing and Learning Center

Building 35 (Kennedy Library)

The Office of Writing and Learning Initiatives, a unit of Academic Programs and Planning, supports Cal Poly student learning and achievement by coordinating a variety of programs, services, and resources: the CSU Early Assessment Program, the CSU-mandated Early Start English program for first-time first-year students, academic placement in English, free individual and group tutoring in any subject, course embedded learning assistance, and academic support workshops intended to ensure optimal educational opportunities for diverse student populations.

https://writingandlearning.calpoly.edu/center     writingcenter@calpoly.edu

Academic Skills Center (ASC)

Building 35 (Kennedy Library), Room 112

The Academic Skills Center (ASC) offers a variety of enrichment programs and campus support services. Programs include Supplemental Workshops in Math and Science and Study Session groups for challenging entry-level STEM courses. Campus support includes online study strategies and a list of campus tutoring services.

https://asc.calpoly.edu/     805-756-1256     asc@calpoly.edu

Office of Student Ombuds Services (Ombuds)

Building 35 (Kennedy Library), Room 113

The Office of Student Ombuds Services is a campus resource for all Cal Poly students. The Ombuds staff are committed to hearing about students’ experiences. The office offers a safe place to go for assistance in resolving any university related issue, concern, conflict, or complaint. All communications with the office are strictly confidential, informal, impartial, and independent.

https://ombuds.calpoly.edu/     805-756-1380     ombuds@calpoly.edu

Mustang Jobs/Handshake

Powered by Handshake, Mustang Jobs is Cal Poly's online job listing service. Over 25,000 on-campus, local part-time jobs, internships, and career positions are made available annually!

Find the link to Mustang Jobs in “My Apps” on your Cal Poly Portal!

Cal Poly Corporation

Building 15

Cal Poly Corporation is a valuable strategic partner dedicated to advancing Cal Poly’s mission. We provide vital university resources and services, enhancing campus life with solutions that are flexible, innovative and effective.

https://www.calpolycorporation.org/     805-756-1451

Cal Poly Low Income Taxpayer Clinic (LITC)

Building 03, Room 107

The Low Income Taxpayer Clinic was created to provide undergraduate and graduate accounting students the opportunity to work with underserved communities while enhancing their professional skills. Under the direct supervision of Orfalea College of Business faculty, students represent low-income clients involved in tax controversies before the IRS and the U.S. Tax Court.

https://www.cob.calpoly.edu/litcweb/     877-318-6772, 805-756-5725 (Spanish Phone)     litc@calpoly.edu

Financial Aid

Building 1, Room 212

The Financial Aid office is here to help you secure the resources to fund your education.

https://www.calpoly.edu/financial-aid     805-756-2927     financialaid@calpoly.edu

Orfalea Family and ASI Children's Center

Building 133

The Orfalea Family and ASI Children’s Center provides early care and education services for the children of Cal Poly students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the local San Luis Obispo community.

https://www.asi.calpoly.edu/childrens-center/     805-756-1267     asichildrenscenter@calpoly.edu

Parent and Family Programs

Building 81

Parent and Family Programs provides support, resources and exciting programming for the proud parents, family members and supporters of Cal Poly students.

https://parent.calpoly.edu/     805-756-6700     calpolyparent@calpoly.edu

Preschool Learning Lab

Building 38, Room 125

The Cal Poly Psychology and Child Development Preschool Learning Lab provides a high-quality preschool environment that supports the developmental needs of the whole child in a warm, nurturing, play-based environment.

https://preschoollearninglab.calpoly.edu/     805-756-2220     preschoollabadmin@calpoly.edu

Student Diversity and Belonging

Building 65, Room 217

Student Diversity & Belonging is a collaborative coalition of campus community centers serving an active role in creating culturally-rich environments at Cal Poly and in San Luis Obispo.

https://culture.calpoly.edu/     805-756-7177     culture@calpoly.edu

Gender Equity Center

Building 65 (University Union), Room 217

The Gender Equity Center supports and empowers all womxn-identifying students, faculty and staff by creating strong community and offering a brave space to explore the feminist, womxnist, and mujerista movements through an intersectional lens

https://culture.calpoly.edu/GenderEquity     805-756-2600     genderequitycenter@calpoly.edu

Men & Masculinities Center

Building 52, Room E5

The Men & Masculinity Program engages the Cal Poly community with the purpose of creating spaces to critically evaluate expressions of masculinity, intersections with other identities, and establishing inclusive representations of masculinities.

https://masculinity.calpoly.edu/     805-756-2277     menandmasculinity@calpoly.edu

Pride Center

Building 65 (University Union), Room 209

The Pride Center envisions a stronger and braver Cal Poly community that is radically inclusive of all sexualities, gender identities, and gender expressions.

https://culture.calpoly.edu/PrideCenter     805-756-2459     pride@calpoly.edu

Multicultural Center

Building 65 (University Union), First Floor

The Multicultural Center is committed to inclusion, diversity, and equity as core values and seek to foster interpersonal growth, community, and strive to achieve equity for all. It is an educational space that uses social justice as a foundation for our commitment to recruitment, retention, and success of all underrepresented students

https://culture.calpoly.edu/MultiCultural     805-756-2582

Dream Center

Building 52, Room E11

Cal Poly's Dream Center is committed to offering a safe, inclusive space for all undocumented students, those from mixed-status families, and their allies. The Dream Center maintains the confidentiality of individual students while fostering a welcoming community environment that aligns with the university’s commitment to diversity and inclusion. The Dream Center offers a range of programs and services to educate the campus community and support undocumented students’ access, persistence, graduation, and post-graduate pursuits.

https://dreamcenter.calpoly.edu/     805-756-6362     dreamcenter@calpoly.edu

Black Academic Excellence Center (BAEC)

Building 52, Room E23

The Black Academic Excellence Center (BAEC) program is committed to supporting the advancement and excellence of Black students and Black student groups within the Cal Poly community. By fostering an inclusive environment, providing academic support, and promoting a positive self-image, our goal is to empower Black students to take full advantage of all the opportunities presented while actively engaging with Black history and culture.

https://baec.calpoly.edu/     805-756-6774     Anya Booker, Black Academic Excellence Coordinator – anbooker@calpoly.edu

UndocuAlly working group

Building 52, Room E11

The UndocuAlly Working Group at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo is comprised of faculty, staff, administrators, and students dedicated to creating an UndocuFriendly Cal Poly.

https://undocually.calpoly.edu/     undocually@calpoly.edu

Disability Resource Center (DRC)

Building 124 (Student Services, across from Spanos Stadium)

The Disability Resource Center (DRC) cultivates an accessible and inclusive community where students with permanent and temporary disabilities have an equal opportunity to participate in all aspects of campus life. We facilitate student learning and access through partnerships with students, faculty, and staff.

https://drc.calpoly.edu/     805-756-1395     drc@calpoly.edu

Mustang Success Center

Building 52, Room D37

From your acceptance to Cal Poly to the end of Spring Quarter of your first year, the Mustang Success Center’s goal is to provide you with a solid foundation in understanding academic policies and procedures, navigating your degree pathway, meeting your goals, and connecting to on-campus resources.

https://success.calpoly.edu/     805-756-6211     success@calpoly.edu

BEACoN Mentoring Program

Building 1 (Administration), Room 209

BEACoN Mentors host multiple meetings and workshops during the year. These activities allow mentors and prospective BEACoN Scholars (mentees) to be introduced to one another. These activities also build community, jump start mentoring relationships, and provide a safe space for sharing experiences and ideas between all members of our network. We hope that within this community to will find others with whom you can identify.

https://beaconmentors.calpoly.edu/home     805-756-2250     diversity@calpoly.edu

Dean of Students

Building 81

The Office of the Dean of Students creates opportunities that increase access, allow for exploration of advocacy and privilege, and promote a welcoming campus climate.

https://deanofstudents.calpoly.edu/     deanofstudents@calpoly.edu

Department of Emergency Management

Building 36

The Department of Emergency Management is a Department under Public Safety at Cal Poly. We provide both emergency management and business continuity services to the campus community, including emergency planning, preparedness training, and hazard awareness.

https://afd.calpoly.edu/emergency/     805-756-6675     DEM@calpoly.edu

Distribution Services

Building 82

Cal Poly Distribution Center's mission is to provide timely and accurate mail, parcel, and freight service to the campus community.

https://afd.calpoly.edu/distribution/     805-756-2872     warehouse@calpoly.edu

Facilities Management and Development

Building 70

Facilities Management and Development (FMD), a unit within the Administration and Finance Division (AFD), is responsible for the planning, design, construction, operations, maintenance, and repair of university facilities and grounds.

https://afd.calpoly.edu/facilities/     805-756-5555     facilities-cbs@calpoly.edu

Information Technologies (IT) services

Cal Poly’s Information Technology Services (ITS) provides a wide range of technical services and support to the university’s faculty, staff and students.

https://tech.calpoly.edu/services     805-756-7000     servicedesk@calpoly.edu

Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities

Building 81

The Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities (OSRR) administers the California State University Standards for Student Conduct. This office ensures a fair and impartial administration of the disciplinary process while educating students about their responsibilities and protecting the rights of all members of the University community.

https://osrr.calpoly.edu/     osrr@calpoly.edu

Office of the Registrar

Building 1, Room 222

The Office of the Registrar is comprised of four areas: Records supports registration, verification of enrollment and degrees, official transcripts, grades and Veterans Administration requirements in accordance with Federal, State and University policies. Evaluations assesses and validates academic degree progress, application of transfer credit, development of course articulation agreements, major requirements, change of major, and the conferral of degrees. Class Scheduling oversees the scheduling of academic classes, first year block scheduling, Schedule Builder, and the campus master calendar. Curriculum, Catalog and Systems Management oversees the production of the institutional catalog, procedural and mechanical aspects of the curriculum process, the technical aspects of the Degree Progress Report, Degree Planner, and Dashboards.

https://registrar.calpoly.edu/     805-756-2531     records@calpoly.edu (Records), evaluations@calpoly.edu (Evaluations)

Student Affairs

Student Affairs promotes student success throughout the Cal Poly experience by providing Learn by Doing opportunities, delivering innovative student-centered programs, supporting personal growth, encouraging lifelong connections and empowering all students within a safe, inclusive and supportive environment.

https://studentaffairs.calpoly.edu/     805-756-1521     vpsa@calpoly.edu

The Office of Equal Opportunity

The Office of Equal Opportunity (OEO) promotes an equitable and inclusive learning and work environment at Cal Poly by advancing equal opportunities in all University programs and experiences. The OEO is responsible for the University's compliance with federal and state laws and regulations and CSU system policies and procedures regarding discrimination, harassment, retaliation, sexual misconduct, whistleblower protection, and conflict of interest. The OEO provides an impartial and neutral avenue for students, faculty, and staff and other members of the University community to address concerns regarding potential violations of CSU policies.

https://equalopportunity.calpoly.edu/     805-756-6770     equalopportunity@calpoly.edu

Upward Bound

Building 58, Room 109A

Upward Bound (UB) is a federally funded outreach program that provides services to local high school students from disadvantaged backgrounds. The program provides opportunities for participants to succeed in their pre-college performance and ultimately in their higher education pursuits.

https://upwardbound.calpoly.edu/     805-756-5128     upwardbound@calpoly.edu

WITH US Center for Bystander Intervention

WITH US is a national, multi-issue bystander intervention research center committed to addressing critical social issues impacting the health, safety and success of college students.

https://www.withus.org/     805-756-7787     withus@calpoly.edu

Zero Waste Ambassadors

Building 70, Room 117

The role of student Zero Waste Ambassadors is to educate attendees about Cal Poly’s recycling and composting initiatives so that waste is properly sorted at events and beyond.

https://afd.calpoly.edu/sustainability/student/zero-waste-ambassadors     805-756-5397     sustainability@calpoly.edu