About Cal Poly Pace Setters
Pace Setters
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| The Cal Poly Pomona Pace Setters are retired faculty and staff of the university and the Cal Poly Pomona Foundation, Inc. Pace Setters get the opportunity to remain connected with Cal Poly Pomona and their former colleagues by receiving timely information, the chance to meet with each other and to visit the campus. Any Cal Poly Pomona faculty, staff or foundation employee who has retired can become an active member of the Cal Poly Pomona Pace Setters. Upon request, a spouse who is not a retiree from the university or the foundation may become an associate member without paying dues. The Board-- Members elect a president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, newsletter editor, and three board members every two years. Membership Benefits-- Pace Setters keep in touch with each other through their bi-annual luncheons, special events, and newsletter.Luncheons are held on campus each Spring and Fall quarter. They provide a time for meeting old friends, reminiscing and catching up on Cal Poly today. The Newsletter lets Pace Setters share information with each other and be kept abreast of important campus and retirement-related information. The Pace Setters Website will try to keep up to date with developments between newsletters. CSU-ERFA -- Many of the Pace Setters are members of the CSU Emeritus and Retired Faculty Association (ERFA). Being affiliated with ERFA, Pace Setters are represented on the State Council, receive rebates on a portion of dues, and benefit from a supportive relationship with ERFA. Cal Poly Pomona's staff is included in ERFA. By-Laws-- Established in 1991, the by-laws are the guiding document for the organization. |
