SPOTLIGHTS
15th Anniversary Asian and Pacific Islander American Heritage Celebration
Our theme this year, Empowering Community Through Reflection and Recognition, is a call for action that begins with increasing awareness, visibility, and acknowledging the lived experiences, perseverance, and joy of Asian Pacific Islander Americans (APIA), past and ongoing. Asian and Pacific Islander Americans in the United States have endured centuries of targeted systemic racism/discrimination, xenophobia, and aggressions; such actions have been notably amplified amid the current pandemic. Our APIA communities continue to push for civil rights, peace, and solidarity.
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Are you ready for Move Out 2021?
Sixers, the time for 2021 Move Out is almost here! Have you started your preparations yet? Be sure to take advantage of the Memorial Day holiday weekend (Saturday, 5/29 – Monday, 5/31) to ship things home or take things home with you! If you have any unwanted items, such as: small household items, clothing, shoes, small electronics, please consider donating them in support of local veterans by using the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) bins posted in our area! They even accept working or broken electronics. For any large or fragile items, please place them next to the DAV bin. You can visit here to learn more about the donation drive and to find a map to the nearest DAV bin! If you have any unwanted food (unopened, non-perishable, and unexpired) please consider donating using the yellow food donation bins that will be placed in the HDH markets beginning Week 10. The food donated will benefit the Triton Food Pantry. For any questions about these donation drives, please contact the EcoNauts at: econauts@ucsd.edu Please be sure that you use and review all the resources and information provided to you either through the Sixth Residence Life Office via email, from your RA, and from HDH via the following website.
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Triton Firsts, Class of 2021 Virtual Recognition campaign
Congratulations first-gen graduates! Are you a graduating first-generation student? Triton Firsts is launching a campaign to spotlight your accomplishments, give you space to share your experience as a first-gen student, and provide a unique opportunity to express gratitude to those who supported you along the way. To participate, please visit our website and share your story. You can learn more about our initiative and view last year’s recognition website here. Accepting profile submissions now through June 6, 2021
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UC San Diego Competencies
Need to Showcase Your Skills in order to Succeed? Check out the UC San Diego Competencies!
Need to Showcase Your Skills in order to Succeed? Check out the UC San Diego Competencies!
What is a Competency? It's an area of strength that graduate schools and employers look for in candidates. It is also part of the Co-Curricular Record (CCR). There are 12 Competencies and each week of the quarter, we will highlight one. Learn what the competencies are from a practical perspective and how they can help you on the way to success in academics, work, and life. Enjoy!
This week's Competency is Self-Reflection- Assesses, articulates, and acknowledges personal skills and abilities, and learns from past experiences and feedback to gain new insights and understandings.
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Health and Wellness Pitch Competition
The Innovation Expo: Health and Wellness event is a celebration of all entrepreneurship-related accomplishments at UC San Diego, hosted virtually May 27th by IDEAS Council. To maximize mental and physical health, we are looking for student startups or project teams with sustainable interventions to maintain and enhance personal wellness.
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Headspace Netflix
Join the watchparty for Headspace Netflix. Each student run session includes one of the 8 netflix episodes, information about midfulness, short meditation practice, and Q&A with Well-being peer educator.
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Green Grad Pledge
Are you part of the graduating Class of 2021? If so, take this pledge to commit to being socially and environmentally responsible beyond UC San Diego.
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COPING WITH COVID-19
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Walk-Up Vaccination Now Available at RIMAC
The vaccination process at UC San Diego Health’s RIMAC Vaccination Station is simple, quick and easy to navigate. The entire process takes less than 30 minutes. There is no charge for the vaccine. Bring your campus ID.
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Return to Learn Updates
Are you staying on campus during the academic year? Stay up to date with the Return to Learn Fall Plan, CA Covid Notify, Q&A: Covid spread, testing/screening and more!
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COVID-19 Basic Needs
Check out all the available resources to help you get through the COVID-19 pandemic.
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ACADEMIC ADVISING
Stay tuned for new updates!
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EVENTS
he CalFresh Team is currently collaborating with the Triton Food Pantry, and starting May 24th, any student who visits the pantry is eligible to grab a CalFresh Tote Bag, filled with goodies like boba straws, hand sanitizer, masks, and more! The tote bags will also contain flyers for students to learn more about CalFresh, eligibility, and how to apply, and will be available at the pantry as long as supplies last.
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As we begin to wrap up this quarter, come join us for a free form discussion of any topics you want to talk about! This could include papers of interest or any topics you have been following. Hope to see you there :)
Join us Monday, May 24th, 2021 from 3:00pm-4:30pm PST
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Exploring Tensions Between Vietnamese Mothers and Daughters
In honor of API Heritage Month and Mental Health Awareness month, join our social media intern, Monique, for her Gender Action Project where she will explore Vietnamese mother and daughter dynamics. She will be joined by Mindy Tran, a Vietnamese trauma-informed therapist, where they will dive into topics such as inter-generational trauma, Vietnamese identity formation, and inner-child healing.
Join us Monday, May 24th 12pm - 1pm
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APPLY FOR THE WOMEN'S CENTER OUTSTANDING SENIOR AWARD 2021!
Student award recipient will receive a $500 award to be disbursed by UC San Diego Alumni.
Criteria: Must be an undergraduate student graduating during the 2020-2021 academic year (or by the end of summer 2021) with at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA.
Considerations: Exceptional academic achievement, outstanding contribution to the campus community through active involvement within the university, demonstrated leadership around the Women’s Center Guiding Principles of Feminism, Awareness, Community, Empowerment and Social Justice
How to Apply: Please submit the following materials: Resume, Academic Transcript, 2 page personal statement outlining how you have made contributions to the Women’s Center FACES Guiding Principles as an undergraduate student at UC San Diego. Include your name, e-mail, phone number, college, current address, major/minor and PID on your submitted resume
Deadline to submit: Monday, May 24th 11:59pm
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Muir x Outreach present: Cultural Night
Learn about the dress code, misconceptions, and taboos for cultures within the U.S. and around the globe!
Join us Monday, May 24, 2021, 8:00pm-9:00pm PDT!
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A Screening of the First Asian American Studies Course at UCSD (1986): Regents' Lecturer Minoru Yasui
In March 1986, Japanese American activist, attorney, and Presidential Medal of Freedom awardee Minoru Yasui was announced to be a University of California Regents' Lecturer. On April 9th at 8pm in Peterson Hall Room 108, Yasui was a guest speaker in the first Asian American Studies class at UCSD with talk "Liberty and Justice for All." Yasui’s speech was the first speech given at UCSD that persuaded administrators to consider AAS as a legitimate field of study. Students, faculty, staff, administrators, and other community members packed the room this day. Yasui's lecture marked a pivotal moment in the movement to establish AAS at UCSD during the 1980s.
Join us Monday, May 24th, 2021 from 3:00pm-4:30pm PST
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Undocumented Latinx Womxn
Through the collection of stories coming from Undocumented Latinx Womxn, we hope to amplify their voices and highlight how today's nativist immigration structure affect and criminalize one of the largest population of Latin American migration.
If you want your voice to be heard, please share your story through the questionnaire below!
The form is ANONYMOUS, we would not use your name and you do not have to provide us with any personal information.
Deadline Extended: Week 9: May 25, 2021
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Labor Movements Towards Liberation
A presentation breaking down the importance of labor movements and the contributions that Queer BIPOC have made towards achieving liberation.
Join us Tuesday, May 25th, at 5 pm PST.
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Feminist Film Club: Someone Great
Join the Women’s Center SJPE and Gender Buffet interns for our Feminist Film Club happening on Wednesday, May 26th at 6pm. We will be discussing the film “Someone Great”. Watch the movie on your own (available on Netflix) between now and Wednesday, May 26th. The discussion will be held via Zoom on Wednesday , May 26th at 6pm.
Join us Wednesday , May 26th at 6pm.
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Transfer Housing Focus Groups
Join us and register and attend for a chance to win amazon giftcards!
Join us May 24th and May 26th at 12:00pm -1:00pm.
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Alumni Table Talk: Social Justice in Public Health
Alumni Table Talks is a program dedicated for alumni to share their personal and professional experiences to current students, and for students to ask questions as they embark on their own journey. For this Alumni Table Talk we have invited Alumni who are currently pursuing careers in Public Health. Please join us to hear the experiences and discuss Social Justice in Public Health with our beloved Alumni. Come with Questions there will be breakout rooms led by Panelists!
Join us Week 9, May 27, 2021
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STEMtorship Network program
The STEMtorship Network program creates space for o create space where gender marginalized undergraduate students can connect and build community. The Women’s Center is offering 3 STEMtorship Network workshops this quarter.
The third, Why Diversity Matters in STEM will be on Thursday, May 27th @ 4:30pm; register at here
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2021 Transfer Triton Grad Series, Part II (Transfer Grad Celebration)
With Commencement around the corner, join the All Campus Transfer Association (ACTA), Transfer Triton Hub, and the Assistant Deans of Student Affairs in the Colleges for two events designed to celebrate transfer student graduates. For Part II of this series, Alumni Relations will share information about how to remain engaged as a transfer Triton graduate. Listen to a guest alumni speaker talk about their journey, their transition from undergrad to the real world, and how to recognize this huge accomplishment. ACTA will also be seeking a student speaker (more information on that coming soon). Additionally, attendees have an opportunity to get transfer stoles (sponsored by ACTA; register by May 30th!) and a chance for an opportunity drawing!
Join us Thursday, May 27, 2021, 7:00-9:00pm PDT
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Join current graduate students present their research and works in progress at the intersections of creative, cultural, embodied, and visual work.
Join us May 27th from 12:00pm-1:00pm!
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Join the Women's Center on May 28th at 3pm for our Feminist Action Gallery. The gallery will provide incite on the GAP projects that a couple of our interns produced this week. The gallery will highlight their project, the reasoning for choosing this project, and the learning outcomes. Be sure to register using the tinyurl tinyurl.com/WCGaps and we will see you all May 28th!
Join us Friday, May 28th 3-4pm
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Join the Board of Out-of-State Students (BOSS) to meet your peers while we take Buzzfeed quizzes and get to know each other.
Friday, May 28, 2021, 4:00pm-5:00pm PDT
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The Hub Basic Needs Center. The CalFresh Team will be holding a CalFresh Virtual Clinic on 05/28 from 1-3pm. Attendees will be sent the Zoom info after registering (using the link on the flyer) and can join anytime between 1 and 3pm to get eligibility info, application assistance, and more! Additionally, students who attend will receive a $100 grocery gift card.
Friday, May 28, 2021, 1:00pm-3:00pm PDT
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Seventh x Outreach - Among Us Night
Join us to de-stress during Week 10 to play Among Us and meet new friends!
Join us Tuesday, June 1, 2021, 6:00-7:00 pm PDT
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Academic Integrity Review Board (AIRB)
Looking for an interesting opportunity to get involved in campus leadership? Do you have an inherent interest in integrity – fairness, respect, responsibility, honesty and trustworthiness? Then consider the Academic Integrity Review Board (AIRB) during the 2021-2022 academic year. It is a CCR approved opportunity!
Apply by June 1st, 2021
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COVID-19 Grief and Loss Support Forum
1 in 3 Americans lost a loved one to coronavirus this year too. We are faced with unimaginable loss but because this is “our new reality” many of us have not yet coped with the trauma of suddenly losing someone you love. Contemporary media is flooded with staggering death statistics, Coronavirus non-believers, and anti-mask/anti-vaccine rhetoric from everyone ranging from major news outlets to old family friends. Everywhere we go we are unable to escape being triggered, yet we are asked to resume life like it is “the new normal?” This isn’t normal… but your feelings are. We have to stop and remind ourselves that behind every statistic is a father, a lover, a grandmother, a friend. We aren’t just a number, and we deserve to heal.
This meeting is not professional counseling. If you would like professional counseling or mental health treatment please call the CAPS central office at (858) 534-3755 to arrange an appointment. For questions or accommodations please contact WOMEN@UCSD.EDU
Join us Tuesday, June 1st from 3:00pm-4:00pm
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Post-Covid Social Justice Community
The COVID 19 pandemic has highlighted structural oppression that we cannot move past. As members of diverse communities, we have the opportunity to follow this momentum and ignite change. Join Women Center interns June 2nd at 5pm to discuss Social Justice Post-COVID to begin mapping out our future that uplifts marginalized identities within our power. We encourage student leaders to attend, bring questions, and offer solutions they’ve begun to imagine.
Join us Wednesday June 2nd at 5pm!
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VOICES Leadership program
The VOICES Leadership program creates space for students to learn leadership skills grounded in an intersectional feminist framework. The Women’s Center is offering 3 VOICES Leadership Program workshops this quarter.
The third, Being a Feminist Leader, will be on Friday, June 4th @ 3pm; register at here.
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The Global Ambassadors Program (GAP) is a peer mentoring program designed to assist incoming undergraduate international and out-of-state students in acclimating to a new environment and making a smooth transition into university life. GAP Mentors provide friendly support in order to engage our undergraduate non-resident students and help them create solid relationships within the UC San Diego campus.
Applications are open now and close at 11:59pm PDT on June 4th, 2021.
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Check out this art gallery depicting the work of South Asian multi-media artist Jaishri Abichandani as she uses art to highlight BIPOC women
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A collection of art dedicated to bringing attention to issues surrounding sexual violence
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A survey on the Women's Center outreach efforts!
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Beyond the Happily Ever After
Many of us know have been told a story about a princess who is in destress, and her knight in shinny armor that saves her. The two fall madly in love and they go on to live Happily Ever After, but what happens next? Tune in every Thursday for our "Beyond The Happily Ever After" blog series by our SJPE intern, Elida Ramos. The series will be unpacking the storylines of some well known princess stories, and interpreting how these stories have influenced our perception of love. Joins us as we look back at these childhood stories through a feminist lens!
Check us out on our Live on instagram!
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Virtual Senior Student Success Series
CASP is proud to offer the virtual Senior Student Success Series, a series of virtual workshops and activities geared toward preparing graduating seniors for life after conferring their degree. As an incentive to finish the self-paced series, CASP will purchase a cap and gown to the first 20 students who complete the series. Ria Rodriguez, CASP Student Success Coordinator, carefully curated resources and virtual activities in the three categories to empower students to enter their post-grad life chapter: Financial Wellness, Career Readiness, and Grad School Prep. THIS IS OPEN TO ALL UNDERGRADUATE UCSD STUDENTS, NOT JUST CASP.
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Amplifing Black Student Experiences at UC San Diego
We are using the BSU demands from June 2020 to inform our priority topics for Tuesday- Thursday of the symposium which is focused on current student experiences.
We are reaching out to you with an ask that you share your thoughts on what is working at UC San Diego that feels validating to you and your identities and what is NOT working. The form can take 5-15 minutes to complete. As a thank you, we will be sending you a $20 gift card.
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Sustainability and Consumption
We have four design options available: 1 sticker sheet design and three individual sticker designs. All stickers are printed on thick matte vinyl; perfect for laptops, journaling and decorations!
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Check your UCSD email for the survey!
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Mindful Meet Ups
Join live meditation practice is offered every Wednesday from 12-12:30 on Zoom by the UCSD Center for Mindfulness and the Sanford Institute for Empathy and Compassion. Participate as often as you like with fellow UCSD students, and you may just find a new peer connection and a different way of relating to the powerful emotions we are all experiencing in 2021.
Join us online every Wednesday from 12 pm – 12:30 pm (PT).
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How Healthy is Our Campus?
You may have received an email to participate in the National College Health Assessment. Please consider participating because YOUR VOICE MATTERS! The information you provide will help improve health and well-being services and programs at UC San Diego. This survey comes with an opportunity drawing! FIVE students will win a $200 gift card and TWENTY students will win $50 gift cards!
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Develop Communication Skills at Toastmasters
Improve your public speaking skills Build leadership capacity Gain self-confidence and self-awareness.Gain a competitive advantage in the workplace Network in a supportive environment Master essential workplace skills through the members-only Pathways Program Come meet us!
Join us every Thursday from 2:00-3:00pm
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Black Women's Collective
Join us (virtually) for conversations about our experiences as Black women & femmes and connect with others on campus.
We will meet even week Thursdays from 3:30-5:00pm; stop by when you can and stay for as long as you want.
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Women Writing History Project
We invite women, nonbinary, and gender non-conforming people in the UC San Diego community to journal and share their experiences of life during the pandemic. Follow us on our project Instagram @ucsdwcjournal for daily journaling prompts and to stay connected to the project.
Follow us on our project Instagram @ucsdwcjournal for daily journaling prompts and to stay connected to the project.
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Women’s Center Virtual Front Desk
Visit the Women’s Center Virtual Front Desk to meet our staff, get connected to resources, ask a question, and learn more about our upcoming programs.
Join us from Tuesdays from 2pm – 4pm
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Women’s Center Virtual Hangout Space
Women’s Center Virtual Hangout Space
Hi all! The Women's Center presents Virtual Hangout Space!Hop on Zoom and stop by to chat, ask questions, study and work with folks, meet new people or just chill!
Join us Every Wednesday, beginning 1/13 from 5-6pm.
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Tritons Go!
Each month, we will focus on a different wellness topic and will help you incorporate it into your daily life. Throughout the quarter, you will set your own goals and track your progress in our Explorer’s Log. Maintain the wellness habit all month to receive a badge and retrieve a member of Triton’s kingdom. If you catch them all by the end of the quarter, you will be eligible for a chance to win a prize.
Join us all of Spring Quarter!
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I-House Monday Cooking
Participants share ingredients lists and instructions on how to make their favorite dishes I-House posts the content in regular Monday segments
Join us Every Wednesday, beginning 1/13 from 5-6pm.
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STEMtorship Network
The STEMtorship Network program is intended to create space where gender marginalized undergraduate students can connect and build community within the larger context of STEM as a male dominated field. We use the term “gender marginalized” to recognize the impact of sexism on many communities including, but not limited to, transgender women, cisgender women, transgender men, non-binary individuals, and gender non-conforming individuals. Students who complete all aspects of the program can receive CCR credit.
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Globally Engaged Tritons (GET) CCR Certificate
We have created the GET CCR Certificate as an opportunity for students to still get involved, develop their leadership skills, and add to their Co-Curricular Record (CCR) from wherever in the world they may be!
The GET CCR Certificate programs run throughout the academic year! All are hosted virtually.
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Success Coaching Virtual Drop-In Hours
The Student Success Coaching Program is available for drop-in appointments Monday – Thursday. Students are encouraged to meet with any Success Coach to discuss topics such as: Navigating transition and adjustment to being a college student, connections to campus resources and support services, motivation and organization in the virtual environment and much more.
Drop-In appointments Monday – Thursday!
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Triton Tools and Tidbits Podcast
Tune in to Triton Tools and Tidbits every Thrusday!
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Global Trivia Night
Want to test your trivia knowledge and a chance to win an Amazon gift card? Join us at Global Trivia Night for some trivia fun and get a chance to meet your peers!
Thursdays (Weeks 2-9), 7:00pm-8:00pm PST
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The Influence of Photography and Collage Art on Social Justice
A pre-recorded interactive online workshop on the history of photography + A tutorial on collage art and its ties with social justice.
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Black Sneakers Art Gallery
Discover the artwork of North Carolina artist, Blacksneakers, which focuses on complex Black narratives and Black physicality
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Liliana Navarro
Liliana Navarro’s art depicts powerful Black and brown femmes in her work in colorful and celebratory ways
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A collection of artwork highlighting the impact of Chicanos on the United States, shedding light on issues ranging from LGBTQ+ community to the life of the undocumented people in the United States
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JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Paid Student Position - Center for Student Involvement & University Centers
Student Involvement Leadership Consultants (SILCs) play an integral role to both University Centers (UCEN) and the Center for Student Involvement (CSI) departments. A SILC’s main responsibility is to serve the UCSD community through making reservations and providing event consultation to Student Organizations and Departments. This is a paraprofessional position that includes mandatory weekly team meetings to review policies and receive professional development training, as well as opportunities to plan campus-wide events or present at workshops and conferences.
Apply by: Sunday June 6, 2021 at 11:59pm
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Career Center Advising Appointments
Whether you’re looking for an internship, part- or full-time position, many employers are still hiring. Learn what employers are looking for with one-on-one career counseling, while there are still a few weeks left in the quarter. Our Career Center coaches specialize in academic areas and can help you align your experience with the needs of prospective employers in your preferred industry.
Schedule an appointment today to get industry-specific tips that will help you stand out from the crowd in today’s job market.
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SCHOLARSHIPS
Stick around for more updates!
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BASIC NEEDS RESOURCES
Grocery Shuttle
Housing, Dining, and Hospitality (HDH) along with Transportation Services and Basic Needs at UC San Diego have partnered to offer a free weekly shuttle service to La Jolla Village Square and Convoy from The Village, Pepper Canyon for both Graduate and undergraduate students.
Running every Saturday and Sunday 10am-6pm every 30 minutes
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Food Recovery Network
Food Distributions happening Mondays and Fridays
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CAMPUS RESOURCES
Trivia Night
Our winter trivia night was a hit and Rec will be back to host it again this quarter every Wednesday at 5pm beginning April 7th. Register yourself and/or a team of up to 6 people, all are welcome to join! Gift cards will be given to the top 3 teams each week.
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Personal Wellness Program
A FREE health and fitness program offered to all current UCSD students. Seven weeks of sessions, each week dedicated to a different topic/workout. This spring we will host both online and outdoor programs starting the week of March 29th. Students will practice weekly goal setting, as well as self-reflection on energy levels, stress levels and sleep patterns. The course has access to workout videos, a wealth of health/fitness related information and provides a great platform to connect with fellow students. Register now!
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Esports
Interested in Esports? Go to recreation.ucsd.edu and find out how to register for our Spring Recreational Esports Season, featuring casual and competitive leagues across a variety of games including Valorant, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, FIFA 21, Words with Friends, and more! Matchups begin on April 5th, so register to secure your spot now.
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Tritons Go!
Ready, set, GO! Get moving and stay motivated with our new monthly wellness program —Tritons Go! Participating is easy:
Register for Tritons Go!, login into the Explorer's log to set weekly goals and watch monthly wellness workshops to learn how to set those goals. All participants who complete steps 1-3 each month will be entered to win an awesome prize!
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Spring Tennis Matchups
IM Sports are FREE for students this spring and include: tennis match ups and cornhole tournaments starting April 13th.
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Spring Cornhole Tournament
IM Sports are FREE for students this spring and include: tennis match ups and cornhole tournaments starting April 13th.
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iCafe - Your Passport to Culture
This Friday we explore Cambodia! Cultural Ambassadors share their experiences of Cambodia! Whet your appetite with the Cook Club presentation and explore sports in the Global Playground segment. Win a prize playing Travel Trivia!
iCafe is free of charge and open to everyone! Additionally, students receive CCR credit for attending!
Join us Fridays, 12:00pm-1:00pm PDT
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Headspace is Here!
Be kind to your mind! Headspace is one of the most popular mindfulness apps (40 million users) that teaches you how to meditate in your everyday life. Meditation has been shown to help people stress less, increase focus, and sleep more soundly. Headspace will teach you the life-changing skills of meditation and mindfulness in just a few minutes a day! Use anywhere, anytime. CAPS is offering ALL features of "Headspace Plus" for NO COST to UCSD students. This membership unlocks hundreds of meditations and exercises for sleep, anxiety, focus, and fitness. Sign up using your @ ucsd.edu.com email account. Start meditating today!
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Health Promotion Services
Want to spend time doing activities that are fun and engaging? CAPS and the Zone are here to provide you events that will keep you active and have a good time!
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I  Healthy Relationships Coaching Sessions
CARE AT SARC Peer educators now offer one on one educational coaching sessions for UCSD undergraduate students.The I ♡ Healthy Relationship Coaching Sessions are interactive 1:1 educational sessions with a trained CARE Peer Educator on the following topics: New Relationships & You Communication Styles & Love Languages Relationships & Technology
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Daily Drop-In Workshops
Educational and skill-building online Zoom workshops for students to learn new coping strategies or build upon tools they already have. Learning these skills helps students to improve stress management and emotional regulation, build tools for resilience, and learn strategies for well-being. Some of our workshops this quarter will focus specifically teaching relaxation techniques, mindfulness skills, and helping students improve sleep.
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Personal Training
A personal trainer can help you develop a safe and effective individualized workout plan to help you achieve your goals. Whether you meet regularly or periodically they can assist you with corrective feedback and accountability. All of our trainers are professionally certified through nationally recognized organizations. We now offer one hour sessions that are both outdoor and virtual. Equipment is provided for outdoor sessions and you have the option to rent equipment for virtual sessions. Achieve your 2021 goals with an amazing trainer!
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Return To Rec
Return to Rec you must with outdoor classes and trips along with swim, basketball, tennis and outdoor gym reservations! After registering for Return to Rec, members will have access to our entire galaxy of current Recreation programming and facility reservations. Return to Rec memberships are available to students for no additional credits, and faculty and staff won’t need a thermal detonator to negotiate a great price. This is the way.
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CAPS: Community Forum
Join us in Community forums! These are identity-based forums to serve diverse student groups. The forums allow students to connect with each other through a Zoom meeting. These are spaces for both undergraduate and graduate students to build community and maintain relationships with one another. The forums give students a space to build social connection during this time of physical distancing.
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Student Support Program
My Student Support Program (My SSP) provides University California, San Diego students living internationally with immediate and/or ongoing confidential, 24-hour support for any school, well-being, or general life concern at no cost to students. (For students residing in the U.S., they can connect with CAPS to receive mental health support). My SSP Features As a student, you can receive live and real-time support in multiple languages via the My SSP app: Real-time chat or phone support available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (no appointment needed) Short-term scheduled support available via phone or video (call to set up initial appointment) App content and live support are available 24/7 in Mandarin, Cantonese (simplified Chinese text), Spanish, French, and English.
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