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Details about the 2025 Summer Bridge
About
Face-to-Face or Virtual? Hy-Flex.
Date, Time, and Location
The 2025 iPoliSci Summer Bridge Program, supported by the American Political Science Association's Peer-to-Peer Pedagogical Partnerships grant, is an opportunity for:
- Incoming and current students who are declared political science majors
- Incoming and current students considering majoring in political science
To connect with:
- Each other
- Outgoing political science majors
- Former political science majors who have graduated from the college and/or 4-year transfer university
- Dr. Josh Franco, Associate Professor of Political Science
Date, Time, and Location
Face-to-Face or Virtual? Hy-Flex.
Date, Time, and Location
The Summer Bridge Program is scheduled for Monday, August 25, 2025, from 6:00pm to 8:00pm.
The location on-campus at Cuyamaca College is TBD.
Face-to-Face or Virtual? Hy-Flex.
Face-to-Face or Virtual? Hy-Flex.
For Incoming and Current Students
The 2025 Summer Bridge Program will be face-to-face at Cuyamaca College AND online via Zoom (this is called HyFlex), unless District Policy and/or County Public Health officials require switching to a Zoom-only format.
If we switch to a Zoom-only format, we will inform everyone at least 7 days prior to the scheduled Summer Bridge Program date and time.
For Incoming and Current Students
For Incoming and Current Students
For Incoming and Current Students
Students who are starting at Cuyamaca College in Fall 2025, or returning after an absence, and declared political science majors or considering majoring in political science, should plan on participating in the Summer Bridge Program.
For Outgoing POSC Students
For Incoming and Current Students
For Outgoing POSC Students
Cuyamaca College students who will be transferring out to a 4-year university are welcomed to participate in the Summer Bridge Program to serve as peer mentors and guides to incoming students.
For Former POSC Graduates
For Incoming and Current Students
For Outgoing POSC Students
Cuyamaca College students who already earned their AA-T in Political Science, and either attending a 4-year university or now in the workforce, are welcome to participate in the Summer Bridge Program as peer guides and mentors to incoming and outgoing students.
Questions about the Summer Bridge? ContacT Dr. Franco
If you have questions about the iPoliSci Summer Bridge Program at Cuyamaca College, please contact Dr. Josh Franco at josue.franco@gcccd.edu or call/text 619-780-5674.
Thank you to 2024 Summer Bridge Participants
Left to Right: Ty, Jessi, Miraiy; Tristin, Matthew, Nyaduoth, Khrystyn, Steven; Ben, Lava, Josh, Christian.
On Monday, August 26, 2024, current and former Cuyamaca College political science majors reconnected and discussed their experiences as new transfers, transfer students at 4-year universities, recent graduates, and life overall. The wide-ranging discussion with a dynamic and diverse community of Cuyamaca College alum demonstrates the power these individuals have in building, sustaining, and growing a community of scholars.
Thank you to 2023 Summer Bridge Participants
Left to Right: Alina, Sam, Tristin, Josh, Starr, Khrystyn, Jimmy, Paisley!
On Monday, August 14, 2023, current and former Cuyamaca College political science majors reconnected and discussed their experiences as new transfers, transfer students at 4-year universities, recent graduates, and life overall. The wide-ranging discussion with a dynamic and diverse community of Cuyamaca College alum demonstrates the power these individuals have in building, sustaining, and growing a community of scholars.
Thank you to 2022 Summer Bridge Participants
Left to Right: Yasser, Jackie, Nyaduoth, Steven, Paisley (on Zoom), Tristin, Roz, Mathew, Alina, Benjamin (in chat box), Sergio, and Josh
On Monday, August 15, 2022, current and former Cuyamaca College political science majors reconnected and discussed their experiences as new transfers, transfer students at 4-year universities, recent graduates, and life overall. The wide-ranging discussion with a dynamic and diverse community of Cuyamaca College alum demonstrates the power these individuals have in building, sustaining, and growing a community of scholars.