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Come to CPP to plan with us! by @cpp_urp

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URP, what’s your subplan? by @cpp_urp

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Join us during U-hour on Tuesday (10/06) to welcome LA Metro and hear from our guest speaker, Transportation Planner Lori Huddleston! 🚇✨

Come learn more about LA Metro, gain insight into the transportation industry, and hear about Lori’s professional experience! 🚌💜

📅 October 06, 2026
⏰ 12:00–1:00 PM
📍 Building 9 Room 307
🌮 Taco Naza

Don’t miss your chance to connect, learn, and grow in the transportation industry! ⭐️

Open to all majors, genders, and backgrounds! 🙌
See you there! 🚦✨

#calpolypomona #womenintransportation #WTS #LAMetro #networking transportation by @cpp_urp

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13 days ago

🏙️💚 Calling all CPP URP Alumni and Students!

Join the Cal Poly Pomona Urban & Regional Planning Alumni Chapter for our Alumni & Student Mixer during the APA California Conference.

📅 Sunday, October 4, 2026
⏰ 6:00–8:00 PM
📍 Yardhouse – LA LIVE

Come connect, network, and catch up with fellow Broncos over appetizers, raffle prizes, and swag.

🔗 RSVP using the link in our bio!

#CPPURP #CalPolyPomona #URPAlumni #UrbanPlanning #APACalifornia PlanningProfessionals BroncosHelpingBroncos by @cpp_urp

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15 days ago

dante @bundytriangle.
thanks @chris_guymariano @cpp_urp for bringing another popup skate park to bundy triangle this year.

#bundytriangle #bundytrianglecollective #skateboarding taken in Ohio And Bundy Triangle Park by @cpp_urp

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Our incoming URP students from URP 2010 roll up their planning sleeves and head out to campus! by @cpp_urp

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Serving as President this year has been one of the most meaningful parts of my time at CPP.
First of all: thanks for electing me & trusting me.
And secondly: thanks for showing up, being kind, helping out, and asking questions. We made this community & I’m so proud of what we built together.
-Lucas

As a passionate photographer, I’ve had so much fun being in charge of media for APSA. Thank you to everyone for trusting me to capture the memories of this school year. I truly enjoyed seeing our Instagram engagement grow and watching our club expand both in the classroom and across our digital platforms. I’m incredibly thankful for this opportunity and will miss being Media Director so, so much.
-Dipa

Class of 2026 Media Director signing off! taken in Cal Poly Pomona College of Environmental Design by @cpp_urp

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5 months ago

Thanks to the whole APSA e-board: Lucas, APSA President; Raquel, Vice President; Aryan, Treasurer; Marie, Events Coordinator; Leeza, Secretary; Dipa, APSA Media Manager; and Braden, Creative Director.

This was a great year for APSA. We kajoupled our membership to 130 people. We fundraised thousands of dollars and took 15 students to the Detroit conference. And we threw one hell of a banquet.

We did so much. We learned so much!
Sept. 2 — ENV Resource Fair
Sept. 16 — APSA First Meeting
Sept. 19 — APSA x ITE x Trains/Transit LA Metro station opening meetup
Sept. 30 — General meeting with Richard Woo, LADOT
Oct. 14 — General meeting with Kaitlin Scott, Alta Planning + Design
Oct. 21 — APSA x APA IE Mixer at Innovation Brew Works
Oct. 28 — General meeting with Jonathan Pacheco Bell
Nov. 4 — Conchas and Champurrado social
Nov. 10 — APSA James Rojas PLACE-IT public participation activity
Nov. 18 — Ceremony remembering Yasmin 🕊️
Nov. 20 — Pomona City Hall field trip (and optional lunch at Borreguita’s!)
Nov. 20 — URPs-GIVING!
Dec. 9 — Gingerbread house building
Jan. 20 — APSA meeting with Carmen Chan
Jan. 29 — Spring Club Fair
Feb. 3 — APA National Planning Conference info session
Feb. 10 — ENV Student Success Resource Fair
Feb. 17 — General meeting with Michael Okuma, Costco Wholesale
Mar. 3 — General general meeting presentation: Planning for Immigration Enforcement
Mar. 17 — General meeting with Monrovia planners Vincent Gillespie and Austin Arnold
Mar. 21 — BroncoBound
Mar. 25 — APSA x APA Résumé Workshop
Apr. 7 — APSA Elections Info Session
Apr. 9 — Long Beach High School Students Visit CPP
Apr. 14 — APSA Elections Town Hall
Apr. 23 — OC Streetcar Tour
Apr. 28 — URP + APSA Book Talk
May 2 — APSA Bonfire
May 5 — APSA General meeting featuring AboutHere
May 9 — APSA GPSA URP Banquet

Thank you to everyone who attended, spoke, planned, posted, photographed, tabled, brought food, asked questions, and helped build community this year.

From the 2025–2026 APSA board by @cpp_urp

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5 months ago

As we pass the E-Board off to the next GPSA crew, we look back at this year in review. Thank you for being a part of reviving this club! Whether you contributed to our fundraisers so we could attend the Detroit NPC or showed up to our events and helped make them possible, we truly appreciate your support.
You can always reach out to us, and we hope GPSA continues to grow and thrive in the years ahead. Congratulations to the Class of 2026! by @cpp_urp

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APSA students connected with planners from across the country and explored real-world challenges at the APA National Planning Conference in Detroit.

APSA funded 15 undergraduate students to attend with support from alumni, donors, Associated Students Inc. at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, and the Cal Poly Pomona College of Environmental Design URP department. Combined with graduate and self-funded students, CPP was strongly represented with 34 students total!

We conducted a post-trip survey—here are a few standout experiences:

▪ “Community Hubs of the Future was an interactive workshop where I worked in a group to redesign bus stops into a mobility hub. This helped me understand the concept of the mobility hub, which I had previously discounted as just a fancy name for a transit center.”
▪ “An Even Better Way to Zone was a great session. Focusing on how to make language in zoning code more focused on what can be done, rather than what can’t.”
▪ “As a student planner working on complete streets in the Inland Empire, one panel that had a profound impact on me was called Complete Streets Means Trucks, Too!”
▪ “I went to a really cool one about how the City of Boise’s Planning Department made a comic book to educate the public on zoning!!”
▪ “Connecting with Aditi Galande had a strong impact on me because her connections with AIA and APA and interdisciplinary background showed me it is possible to be involved in both the Architecture and Urban Planning field.”

Beyond sessions, the impact of this trip extended to student confidence, access, and professional identity:

▪ “NPC is a great way to get students out of the California planning bubble and learn about unique issues and strategies in other US cities.”
▪ “This conference changed my life… I never could have imagined something like this would be possible for someone like me.”
▪ “It strengthened bonds between cohorts… I got to see a city I would’ve never explored through a new Planning perspective.”

If you supported this effort during Broncos Give, THANK YOU. Your support directly enabled access to this experience — see the attached infographic for proof! by @cpp_urp

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Thank you to everyone who came out to the banquet — nearly 100 students, faculty, alumni, and friends of the department filled the room. The energy, enthusiasm, and support for one another made the night special.

Congratulations to this year’s scholarship recipients and award winners:

APA Outstanding Student Award
• Lucas LeVieux
• Abigail Urquiza

Scott and Fiona Reimers Academic Excellence Award
• Josue Hernandez

URP Merit Award
• Asha Demehry
• Grace Holt
• Ethan Hauk
• Trynity Lizzarago
• Lindsay Matsubayashi
• Andres Perez
• Aryan Ray
• Ociana Romo
• Dipannita Roy
• Marie Sekiguchi
• Caitlin Au
• McCoy Cantwell
• Sean Fox
• Mariah Garcia
• Aaron Mejia
• Vianne Rae Julia Militar
• Lindsey Munoz
• Amy Pelch

Thank you all for making this year with APSA and GPSA memorable.

More banquet photos, including individual awardee photos, are available in the OneDrive folder linked in our bio.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026 — and to everyone else, we’ll see you next year. by @cpp_urp

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Banquet Information! We can’t wait to see you this Saturday! by @cpp_urp

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