Waching daily Aug 27 2018

Cal Poly Pomona.

We are a community that's 80 years young.

Since the beginning, we've been a university of dreamers: Strong.

Resilient.

Creative.

We embrace Change, New Ideas and Innovation.

Today especially, change is all around us.

We're building for future generations.

Preparing for the known and the unknown.

Transforming students' lives so they're prepared to work in the real world … and

to change the world.

And it shows…

This past year, Forbes and PayScale named Cal Poly Pomona a Best Value university.

We were listed in the top 10 for Social Mobility Gains of Low Income Students by PayScale and

CollegeNET.

Our Architecture department is ranked Number 12 in the nation by DesignIntelligence.

And the Collins College is ranked Number 32 in the world by CEO WORLD Magazine.

Our polytechnic education provides incomparable opportunities for learning.

Like for plant science student Oscar Del Real, who maintains the turf at Dodgers Stadium.

The Formula SAE Team finished in the top third of the competition.

Three student research teams placed second at the CSU Research Competition.

As always, our "Dreams Take Flight" Rose Float is a winner, taking the 2018 Past President

Award.

We've received a 1.1 million dollar grant to fund scholarships for special education

teachers.

We recently launched the Liquid Rocket Lab with the goal of going to space one day.

And speaking of space, faculty and student researchers have discovered how microbes can

survive clean rooms and contaminate space.

Our 80th anniversary is a community celebration, because we're not alone on this journey.

Alumni, friends, faculty, staff … our entire community shares in our successes.

This year's Giving Day set a record with more than 670,000 dollars raised.

Leadership donors Carol and Jim Collins made a tremendous $10 million endowment gift to

the Collins College, because they believe in our mission of student success.

The men's soccer team won the NCAA West Region Championship and advanced to NCAA Final

Four.

On the academic side, Cal Poly Pomona athletes were posted on the CCAA All-Academic Team

70 times across fall, winter and spring terms.

We believe that every student deserves an education, regardless of the obstacles.

That's why we've established a Bronco Dreamers Resource Center on campus.

And we've started to address food insecurity through our mobile food pantry.

Let's also welcome new leaders and new members of our community.

Nicole Hawkes, chief of staff Iris Levine, dean of CLASS

And let's also welcome a campus favorite — Pancho the Llama, protector of the sheep

unit

We're celebrating our 80th year.

It's a new beginning.

A new calendar.

New students.

A new year.

For more infomation >> Cal Poly Pomona Highlight Video 2017-2018 - Duration: 3:11.

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Kaiser Permanente San Jose Regional Sleep Medicine Patient Video - Duration: 4:45.

Welcome to Kaiser Permanente San Jose Medical Center.

The sleep lab is located in building 6, 4th floor, suite 425.

As you exit the fourth floor you will need to register to the pain clinic on your right hand side.

After you register and filled out your questionnaire, a sleep technologist will bring you to your room.

We have a total of 10 bedrooms. Rooms are equipped with advanced diagnostic sleep equipment and treatment options.

We have 40 inch flatscreen TV and Wi-Fi.

The lab has five bathrooms and four showers.

Please let your technologists know if you are planning to use the shower

Getting ready for a sleep study. My goal is to help you or your child prepare for the study before coming to the lab.

Here's what you need to know

Avoid alcoholic beverages and no caffeinated drinks or food after 12 pm.

Just as a reminder alcohol and smoking are not permitted on the campus

Try to maintain your usual daytime schedule.

Avoid any physical exercise that you would normally not do or any large meals in the evening.

Try to refrain from taking naps on the day of your study.

Please wash your hair. Do not use any conditioner hair styling products, makeup, moisturizing cream, lotions or oil on your face or body.

Men should shave their facial stubble but do not need to shave off a beard or mustache for the sleep study.

Pack a bag is if you or a child we're spending the night at a hotel.

It is necessary to bring sleeping attire.

Patient must bring a two-piece attire to maintain modesty

and allow for the ease of placement of monitoring equipment

Please bring your toothpaste toothbrush , floss, and hairbrush.

Please bring and take your regular medication in the original bottle as

prescribed by your doctor unless directed otherwise.

If you are a diabetic, please bring your glucometer and insulin with you as we do not provide these items in the lab.

Sleeping accommodations are limited.

Patients with special needs, who require a caregiver to be present throughout the night

will need to contact us. To assure proper arrangements have been made before heading to the

Before heading to the sleep lab, make sure you have a checklist of what you need to bring to the lab.

Once you are done with registration, you'll be asked to fill out a questionnaire.

The technologist will orient you to your room.

Depending on the type of study being performed, it will take approximately 60 minutes for the sleep technician to apply the electrodes and various sensors.

It's completely painless!

We use paste and tapes to secure the sensors.

There are different sensors that we use to monitor your breathing, your heart rhythm leg movements, and snoring.

We will also put sensors in your scalp and face.

To let us know if you're awake, sleeping, and dreaming

All the sensors will be connected to the headbox.

If you are here for a positive airway pressure titration study, the technologist will fit you with a mask that you will use for the night.

If you're here for a MATRx oral appliance titration study.

The technologist will make a dental mold.

That will help you move your jaw forward

If you need to use the restroom at any time, please use your call button to let your technologist know.

He or she will go to your room and unplug the head box.

Lights off is usually around 9:00 to 10:00 p.m. and wakeup time is around 5:00 a.m. to 5:30 a.m.

It will take five to ten minutes to remove the sensors.

If you need to take a shower please let your technologists know.

It will take about two to three weeks to interpret your study.

The sleep specialist will call you to go over the results of your sleep study