‌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:
Sea Level Rise on the Humboldt Coast
Date:
March 21 to May 16
Location:
Online
Cost:
$75

Sea Level Rise on the Humboldt Coast

31277

With Aldaron Laird, Environmental Planner, & Jerry Rohde, Historian & Ethnogeographer

Explore and discuss current articles, books, and local vulnerability assessments and adaptation planning projects related to sea level rise, and how it might affect Humboldt’s coastal areas. Register by March 18.

Video will be available for this class.

Thurs., March 21 & May 16 • 2-3:30 p.m. 

Online

$75 • Class #: 31277

Register now

 

Aldaron Laird

Aldaron Laird is an environmental planning consultant who has specialized in sea level rise vulnerability assessments and adaptation planning on Humboldt Bay. Since 2010, Aldaron has been active in promoting a regional approach to sea level rise planning on Humboldt Bay. He is also an avid kayaker who has circumnavigated all 102 miles of Humboldt Bay's shoreline. Aldaron's photographs of Humboldt Bay were featured in an exhibit at the Morris Graves Museum of Art.

 

Jerry Rohde

Jerry Rohde

Jerry Rohde has taught OLLI at Humboldt courses since the beginning. He has researched the history of Humboldt County for over 30 years, and he has several books to show for it. His history of Southern Humboldt County is expected to be published by the Cal Poly Humboldt Press soon.