Zane Landin

Support local families with home-cooked, nutritionally complete meals

The Plank Center’s Emerging Leaders Committee serves as the liaison between the Center and those in the first few stages of their careers. Members are ambassadors of The Plank Center in their workplaces and embody the values that Betsy Plank held dear. This select team of young professionals offers diverse insights to the Center, while creatively building bridges that help new practitioners become successful leaders.

Find Your/self Boxes is a queer-owned, mental health focused, self-care box company, created to promote good mental health, because mental health is something we ALL have. Find Your/self Boxes serves as an easy way for people to send love and care to those in their life who may be struggling or who need a little pick me up, by offering customizable and curated self-care boxes, filled with research backed wellness products that promote healing.

Review D-30 nominations and determine the 2023 D-30 list.

- Reviewed student scholarship applications.

The Access & disABILITY Alliance (AdA) is an organization on the Cal Poly Pomona campus. Formed on May 27, 2008, the AdA is comprised of faculty, staff and students whose goal is to promote awareness, sensitivity, and a cultural identity of those with disabilities.

Social Media Volunteer
Scholarship Committee Member
Ability Ally Training Facilitator
Unity Luncheon Co-Chair

Post weekly Instagram posts regarding disability justice.

2020-2021: Vice President and Director of Finance

The MultiCultural Council is the umbrella organization for over 50 cultural clubs on campus. The goal is to engage the CSU students in an open environment promoting education, awareness, growth, appreciation and respect to empower the campus community in taking a stance for social justice. We administer funds in support of clubs and organizations and build trust through collaborations among various clubs on campus. We encourage active… Show more

2020-2021: Vice President and Director of Finance

The MultiCultural Council is the umbrella organization for over 50 cultural clubs on campus. The goal is to engage the CSU students in an open environment promoting education, awareness, growth, appreciation and respect to empower the campus community in taking a stance for social justice. We administer funds in support of clubs and organizations and build trust through collaborations among various clubs on campus. We encourage active involvement through diverse cross-cultural programming, leadership development and creating an atmosphere of unity through diversity.

- Assume the duties of the Council Chair/President in his/her absence.
- Ex-officio member of all Council committees; can appoint a designee in his/her place.
- Responsible for all committees and other duties delegated by the Chair/President.
- Enforce the disciplinary actions of MCC according to the MCC By-Laws.
- Maintain order in the Council’s Regular Meetings (sergeant-at-arms). Show less

United with Differences is a disability-centered event that was established last year. It brought together many different individuals of all levels to unite to make a difference. Participants learned about the disability community through the power of story telling.

- Organized the logistics of the event.
- Created a speaker application that was marketed across the university.
- Planned professional interviews to narrow down speakers for the event.
- Recruited and maintained… Show more

United with Differences is a disability-centered event that was established last year. It brought together many different individuals of all levels to unite to make a difference. Participants learned about the disability community through the power of story telling.

- Organized the logistics of the event.
- Created a speaker application that was marketed across the university.
- Planned professional interviews to narrow down speakers for the event.
- Recruited and maintained dedicated students to the organization.
- Created marketing materials for the event.
- Generated university-wide interest.
- Maintain social media engagement.
- Held the event with over 140 people in attendance.
- Gained roughly over 100 followers on Instagram.
- Held meetings to discuss the event. Show less

President
May 2018 – May 2019

The College of Education and Integrative Studies Council oversees all the student organizations underneath that specific college. It is the direct student organization that represents the college and works with student government.

- Oversaw and support all the clubs underneath the College of Education and Integrative Studies
- Managed a team of 5 Executive Board members: the Vice-President, Director of Finances, Director of Communication… Show more

President
May 2018 – May 2019

The College of Education and Integrative Studies Council oversees all the student organizations underneath that specific college. It is the direct student organization that represents the college and works with student government.

- Oversaw and support all the clubs underneath the College of Education and Integrative Studies
- Managed a team of 5 Executive Board members: the Vice-President, Director of Finances, Director of Communication, Director of Public Relations, and the student senator.
- Provided them with tasks to effectively serve the council.
- Actively planned events throughout the year to support the student body such as an introductory event of the college for first year students, a social gathering, a question and answer forum with the dean, and an end of the year banquet.
- Worked closely with the dean to produce and maintain student engagement.
- Attended committee meetings that chose speakers for the new lecture series monthly event.
- Represented the council on the Inter-Council board, which is where all of the councils connect to discuss and pursue changes for the betterment of the student body.see less

Director of Public Relations
2016 – May 2018

- Oversaw the organization's social media accounts.
- Worked closely with the communication specialist.
- Pushed communication efforts out.
- Helped plan an elementary school mural painting event.
- Led the outreach committee for the project. Show less

Every year, one of the affinity groups (BFSSA, LFSSA, Pride Alliance, Native American Coalition, the Asian American Group, and AdA) hosts the annual Unity Luncheon Event. It is an awards ceremony to highlight the leading student and faculty member mobilizing change for the different affinity groups. It is a campus-at-large event with around 400 different faculty and staff in attendance.

In 2018-2019, the Access and DisABILITY Alliance (AdA) was put in charge for the event. As a member of… Show more

Every year, one of the affinity groups (BFSSA, LFSSA, Pride Alliance, Native American Coalition, the Asian American Group, and AdA) hosts the annual Unity Luncheon Event. It is an awards ceremony to highlight the leading student and faculty member mobilizing change for the different affinity groups. It is a campus-at-large event with around 400 different faculty and staff in attendance.

In 2018-2019, the Access and DisABILITY Alliance (AdA) was put in charge for the event. As a member of AdA, I was given the opportunity to co-chair the event with Cathy Whitaker.

- We held weekly meetings discussing the operations of the event.
- The committee decided on the theme, the logo, the color pallet, the branding, and marketing for the event.
- Oversaw a team of 8 faculty and staff each doing different tasks like certificates, food, logistics, and registration.
- Made sure that everything was up and running before the event.
- The leading communicator for the team. Show less

- National representative for BACCHUS Initiative of NASPA for California, Arizona, and Hawaii!
- Presented and attended a regional conference about mental health, stress management, and health.
- Authored an article for the BACCHUS initiative.

I served as the Secretary of Education, one of the ASI Student Government Cabinet Leaders!

- Participated in cabinet meetings discussing student concerns.
- Sat on the Academic Senate as a student senator.
- Participated in campus-wide initiatives and interacted with faculty senators.
- Engaged in the Academic Sub-Senate Budget Committee, where we analyzed and approved the university-wide budget.
- Chair the Education Enhancement Board, which addresses educational policies… Show more

I served as the Secretary of Education, one of the ASI Student Government Cabinet Leaders!

- Participated in cabinet meetings discussing student concerns.
- Sat on the Academic Senate as a student senator.
- Participated in campus-wide initiatives and interacted with faculty senators.
- Engaged in the Academic Sub-Senate Budget Committee, where we analyzed and approved the university-wide budget.
- Chair the Education Enhancement Board, which addresses educational policies, semester conversion, and inquires across students. The committee has been in communication with the Student Success Center about outreaching information on Semester Conversion.
- Served in over 15 different university-wide policy committees.
- Plan the Last Lecture Series. I invited two professors to speak about their experiences, and what they would tell their students if it was their last lecture. Show less

The CSU provides programs and services to support the psychological and emotional health of our students. Mental health and counseling services on the campuses offer support and strive to help students achieve their academic, personal and professional goals.

- Sat on the committee that pushed for additional mental health resources in the CSU System.

​The CSU Institute for Teaching and Learning (ITL) is devoted to promoting the highest standards of university teaching and to fostering faculty professional growth and collaboration throughout the CSU's 23 campuses. The ITL broadly defines faculty professional gr​owth to encompass the multiple roles of faculty relating to teaching; research, scholarship and creative activity; and service.

I represented more than 500,000 students as a board member.

Men Against Violence serves as the student club actively working against violence in the world affecting all genders.

Planned the Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, which had over 150+ participants. It was awarded Social Justice Program of the Year from the Office of Student Life and Cultural Centers.

Held weekly meetings discussing the role of masculinity and how to contribute to the world positively.

Screened the Red Pill Documentary to highlight the Men's Rights Movie with the… Show more

Men Against Violence serves as the student club actively working against violence in the world affecting all genders.

Planned the Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, which had over 150+ participants. It was awarded Social Justice Program of the Year from the Office of Student Life and Cultural Centers.

Held weekly meetings discussing the role of masculinity and how to contribute to the world positively.

Screened the Red Pill Documentary to highlight the Men's Rights Movie with the Director of the film in attendance for a Question and Answer session. Show less

Student Club President
Jun 2018 – May 2019

The role of the Ahimsa student club is to support the center and educate students on international peace studies and non-violent interventions. We would host meetings discussing the center, prominent leaders, and movements that have paved the way for nonviolence.

Scheduler
Jun 2017 – May 2018

- Scheduled the spaces for the club meetings
- Participated in executive board meetings

Information Officer
2016 – May… Show more

Student Club President
Jun 2018 – May 2019

The role of the Ahimsa student club is to support the center and educate students on international peace studies and non-violent interventions. We would host meetings discussing the center, prominent leaders, and movements that have paved the way for nonviolence.

Scheduler
Jun 2017 – May 2018

- Scheduled the spaces for the club meetings
- Participated in executive board meetings

Information Officer
2016 – May 2017

- Served as the information/outreach officer
- Brainstormed ways to increase membership
- Advised the student club
- Served as a liaison between the club and the office of student life and cultural centers. Show less

The Newman Civic Fellowship is named for Frank Newman, one of the founders of Campus Compact, who dedicated his life to creating opportunities for student civic learning. Campus Compact is a national coalition of more than 1,000 college and university presidents—representing some 6 million students—who are committed to improving community life and to educating students for civic and social responsibility. The Newman Civic Fellowship is generously supported by the KPMG Foundation.

In 2004, as part of the California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce (CHCC) 25th Anniversary and the 50th Anniversary of the landmark decision of Brown v. Board of Education, the CHCC launched the first CAPS Program. This program is an intensive 6-month training that provides real-world skills for young professionals, such as interview skills, etiquette for professional gatherings,networking and learning about optimizing personal strengths.

The CAPS program celebrated its 10th anniversary in… Show more

In 2004, as part of the California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce (CHCC) 25th Anniversary and the 50th Anniversary of the landmark decision of Brown v. Board of Education, the CHCC launched the first CAPS Program. This program is an intensive 6-month training that provides real-world skills for young professionals, such as interview skills, etiquette for professional gatherings,networking and learning about optimizing personal strengths.

The CAPS program celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2014, and from its inception continues to empower college students to become the next generation of successful civic and business leaders through training, network-building, and ongoing engagement with leaders in business development. Show less

Our Youth Advisory Boards (YAB) allow young adults to weigh in directly on YI’s work and our strategies for engaging with young people. We have established Youth Advisory Boards in each location where we have an office (Chicago, LA, Houston, NYC, Denver, and the DMV). The YAB meets with staff four times a year, where we discuss what YI has accomplished since our last meeting, new campaigns we’re working on, and our plans for youth outreach going forward. No outside work is required, other than… Show more

Our Youth Advisory Boards (YAB) allow young adults to weigh in directly on YI’s work and our strategies for engaging with young people. We have established Youth Advisory Boards in each location where we have an office (Chicago, LA, Houston, NYC, Denver, and the DMV). The YAB meets with staff four times a year, where we discuss what YI has accomplished since our last meeting, new campaigns we’re working on, and our plans for youth outreach going forward. No outside work is required, other than staying engaged with YI and coming prepared to talk about how we can make a difference! Show less

The Climate Justice League is a 10-week organizing fellowship for high school and college-aged young people who are ready to make a difference! Through this program, students learn key organizing and leadership skills, meet other youth activists from around the country, and take action for climate and social justice.

Rigorous Academic Research Program to help first-generation, low-income students or students underrepresented in the doctorate field wanting to go get a doctorate degree.

I am doing my research on how we can leverage technology to improve people’s mental health.

I mentored two students on campus, guiding them through their first years in college.

Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs Advisory Council
Semester Conversion Steering
PolyTeach Committee Member
Information Technology Executive
Intercollegiate Athletics Board
The Academic Sub-senate General Education Committee
The Search Committee for the Associate Vice President for Talent Management
Homecoming Planning Committee
Inner-Council Committee
Student Health Committee
Bronco Events and Activities Team Volunteer
Special Projects Improving the Classroom… Show more

Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs Advisory Council
Semester Conversion Steering
PolyTeach Committee Member
Information Technology Executive
Intercollegiate Athletics Board
The Academic Sub-senate General Education Committee
The Search Committee for the Associate Vice President for Talent Management
Homecoming Planning Committee
Inner-Council Committee
Student Health Committee
Bronco Events and Activities Team Volunteer
Special Projects Improving the Classroom Experience Committee
Elections Committee
Academic Senate Student Senator
The Search for ASI Human Resources Project Assistant
Access and Compliance Team
Title IX Task Force, Title IX Advisory Board, Title IX Bystander Intervention Subcommittee Show less

Harvest International is a literary journal at Cal Poly Pomona. I served as an editor for the Spring 2019 session.

- Participated in a class where we learned how a literary journal is produced.
- Helped revamp their website.
- Marketed for the spring submission.
- Reviewed submissions that would be included in the issue.
- Assisted in planning for their poetry night event which included works from many students.
- Wrote articles for the website.
- Successfully… Show more

Harvest International is a literary journal at Cal Poly Pomona. I served as an editor for the Spring 2019 session.

- Participated in a class where we learned how a literary journal is produced.
- Helped revamp their website.
- Marketed for the spring submission.
- Reviewed submissions that would be included in the issue.
- Assisted in planning for their poetry night event which included works from many students.
- Wrote articles for the website.
- Successfully published the spring issue with over 100 pages of student work.
- Gained professional skills working for a publication. Show less

System-Wide educational event where university professors come together and discuss their research and practices. I served as a facilitator for one of the sessions.

Gave official credit to members who attended events. There were around 400 members.

Helped with the annual TedxCPP Event!

Here I Stand: Perspectives on Being an Advocate in a Changing World

There are multiple approaches to advocacy; from the work of grassroots organizations pushing for local change, to activists using collective action to shift behaviors of policymakers, to the work of advocacy organizations that push for federal action. It’s important for emerging advocates to understand the multitude of approaches and hear how these approaches lead to long-term changes. Join us for a webinar on April 29th… Show more

Here I Stand: Perspectives on Being an Advocate in a Changing World

There are multiple approaches to advocacy; from the work of grassroots organizations pushing for local change, to activists using collective action to shift behaviors of policymakers, to the work of advocacy organizations that push for federal action. It’s important for emerging advocates to understand the multitude of approaches and hear how these approaches lead to long-term changes. Join us for a webinar on April 29th at 7pm EST and hear how you can begin your advocacy journey. Show less