‌Campus Update on Commencement and Dining Access

April 30, 2024 - 7: 56 p.m.

Cal Poly Humboldt will hold a modified in-person Commencement with local ceremonies on Saturday, May 11, 2024. More details will be announced later this week.

All students who have a meal plan, including those who live off campus, are free to use The J, College Creek Marketplace, and the Cupboard dining facilities, which will continue to operate during their regular business hours. 

With the hard closure of campus in place, no one is allowed to walk through the center of campus. To access Dining facilities, students must walk down LK Wood to Granite Avenue and back. Housing residents are free to leave and return to campus.

 See updates at humboldt.edu/emergency.

Course at a Glance

Course:
Adventures of Noni and Tule at Sequoia Park Zoo
Date:
March 9
Location:
In person: Registration closed
Cost:

Adventures of Noni and Tule at Sequoia Park Zoo

24053: Registration closed

With Christine Noel, Instructor, and Jim Campbell-Spickler, Zoo Director

In summer 2023, Sequoia Park Zoo welcomed American black bears Noni and Tule. These yearling cubs arrived from Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care, Inc., unable to return to the wild. Join us to share in their story of survival, learn about their new life at the Zoo, and observe their antics firsthand! In addition to learning about Noni and Tule’s life at the Zoo -- from training, husbandry, diet and enrichment -- we will also discuss human wildlife interactions and how we can all help to keep bears wild and safe. The program will be held at Sequoia Park Zoo, and takes place both in the classroom and outdoors. Please come prepared for the weather! Register by March 6.

Sat., March 9 • 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

In person

$45 • Class #: Registration is closed

California poppies

Christine Noel

Christine Noel has been working in zoos and the environmental education field for the last 20 years, sharing a love of nature and wildlife. She has been at the Sequoia Park Zoo for the last five years during a time of major growth and change for the zoo, including the opening of the Redwood Sky Walk.