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Our club, NSBE, is advised and supported by Cal Poly's Multicultural Engineering Program (MEP). Our club advisor is Meghan Schuler-Jones. Aside from advising, she bridges NSBE and MEP together by notifying us of programs, workshops, scholarships, etc. that may help us excel academically as students or succeed professionally as a club. Feel free to schedule a meeting with her as she is a valuable resource. MEP is located in Building 40 and they conveniently offer a computer lab and 24-hour study room!
*Check out the Calendar tab to see if there are any upcoming MEP events! Also relevant MEP documents and/or info will be posted on this Resource page throughout the year.*
Email: mcschule@calpoly.edu
Zoom: https://calpoly.zoom.us/j/95210849181
Phone: 805-756-1433
Email: mdwhitt@calpoly.edu
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Phone: 805-756-1433
Make Dean's List for a quarter (3.5 GPA or higher) and you'll earn a $200 scholarship for books and supplies!
Obtain a 3.0 overall GPA or higher and you'll earn a $100 scholarship for books and supplies!
Increase you GPA from one quarter to the next by at least 0.5, and you'll earn $25!
Get an A (A- does not count) in ANY class/lab and enter a raffle to earn $25!
Note: Send screenshots of your GPA's to cpnsbe.president@gmail.com by the first Friday of the new quarter in order to earn these scholarships. Scholarships are for paid/active members only.
Email cpnsbe.retention@gmail.com a 250-500 word essay explaining your financial struggle and need for the scholarship. It is okay if you go over the word count. Also Attach a screenshot of your up to date Pell Grant/Cal Grant eligibility.
Email cpnsbe.retention@gmail.com a 250-500 word essay explaining your financial set back due to covid. It is okay if you go over the word count. Also Attach a screenshot of your covid test, covid email, or covid compliance stop sign if you still have it.
The Black Academic Excellence Center (BAEC) program, commonly pronounced "Base," is committed to supporting the advancement and excellence of Black students within the Cal Poly community. By fostering an inclusive environment, providing academic support, and promoting a positive self-image, their mission is to increase the retention and graduation rates of Black students on campus. "Base" has study space, lounging space, computers, and printers. "Base" is located in Building 52, Room E23 so feel free to stop by as NSBE members are always in there!
805-756-6774
The best resource you can have is a mentor at Cal Poly. Contact our programs director (cpnsbe.programs@gmail.com) to be matched with a mentor or to gain a mentee!