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Chancellor's Associates Scholars Program
e-Newsletter | March 2018
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Campus Community Centers & More
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EVC Elizabeth Simmons, AJ Gallo '21, Karen Silberman, Jeff Silberman, Meghan Stern '21, Leslie Lopez '21, James Garrafa Luna '21
Hearts and Scholars Dinner 2018
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Hello
Finals are just around the corner! Make sure that you are planning out your study time and you're taking care of yourself as well! In this issue you'll find information on upcoming events and study resources.
As always, feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns at
[email protected], (858) 534-8366 or stop by the CASP office on the 5th Floor of the Student Services Center (suite #555).
IN THIS ISSUE YOU WILL FIND:
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 IMPORTANT WINTER QUARTER DATES |
| Thursday, March 1 |
Living Learning Community Applications close for Room Selection
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| Friday, March 2 |
FAFSA/Dream Act application Deadline
Deadline to drop classes with a "W" grade |
Sunday, March 11 |
Daylight Savings
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Friday, March 16
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Winter Quarter Instructions ends |
Friday, March 23
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Deadline Tuition Due/Registration Fee Payment
Deadline to waive SHIP insurance for Spring Quarter |
Saturday, March 24
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Winter Quarter Ends
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Sunday - Friday, March 25 - 30
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Spring Break - Apartments and Residence Halls will remain open
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Wednesday, March 28
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Spring Quarter Begins
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Friday, March 30
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Cesar E. Chavez Day Observed
Offices Close |
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CASP STUDY JAM
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CASP OLC SPRING REGISTRATION
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OLC registration for the Spring 2018 quarter is now open. The deadline to register is
Wednesday, March 7th.
All sessions will be offered during the same days and times as the Winter Quarter. OLC Seminars will take place from Week 2 to Week 7 of Spring Quarter.
Remember attendance and participation at OLCs is a CASP scholarship requirement. This will be your last quarter in an OLC.
DEADLINE TO REGISTER: WEDNESDSAY, MARCH 7th 2018
Questions:
Diana Figueroa, CASP Graduate Assistant
In the office on - Thursdays & Fridays 9am - 6pm
CASP Office, 5th Floor Student Services Center #555
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TRITON DAY VOLUNTEERS
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Triton Day and Transfer Triton Day is a campus-wide event for admitted freshmen and transfer students and their family members. CASP will be hosting admitted CASP students and will need volunteers to be on-hand to share your experience and help us welcome our new Tritons. No prior tabling experience is necessary, we'll provide a script and will also have CASP staff on hand to help.
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| CASP REQUIREMENTS CHECKLIST - ALL COHORTS |
 NEW INCOMING 2017 COHORT STUDENTS:
In order to maintain good standing with CASP, you must make sure that you follow the
CASP Eligibility Checklist. Please take the time to review it again before beginning the Winter quarter.
CONTINUING 2ND YEAR STUDENTS (2016 COHORT):
Meet with your College academic advisor at least once per quarter
Attend Faculty Speaker Series (as your schedule permits)
Reapply for FAFSA
Attend CASP Study jam the Friday before Finals Week every quarter (as your schedule permits)
CONTINUING 3+ YEAR STUDENTS (2013, 2014, AND 2015 COHORTS):
Meet with your academic advisor as needed Attend Faculty Speaker Series (as your schedule permits)
Reapply for FAFSA
Attend CASP Study jam the Friday before Finals Week every quarter (as your schedule permits)
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| CASP LIVING ARCHIVE |
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Joel Burke, Cohort 2017
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In the summer of 2017 we piloted a new project at CASP 101 (our summer transition program), that we call the CASP Living Archive. For the Living Archive, we interviewed and recorded individual student's personal narratives.
These interviews were held before their first Fall quarter as UCSD students and we will be offering them the opportunity to be interviewed again, before they graduate from UCSD.
All interviews published as part of this series are with the permission of the students.
VIDEO AND EDITING CREDIT: JAMES ISLAS Videographer-Editor-Motion Graphics.
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Thank you to all of our Chancellor's Associates Scholars that attended the Hearts and Scholars dinner on February15th!
The Hearts and Scholars is an annual event that unites UC San Diego scholarship recipients with the philanthropists who support them. Chancellor Khosla shared with the crowd the important impact of scholarships, as they transform students' lives and the UC San Diego community for the better because each scholarship has a ripple effect as our students use their education to change our world.
To read more about the event, check out the full article
here.
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KNOCK OUT: SELF DEFENSE CLASS
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March 8th, 2018 from 12:30pm-3:00pm
Dance Room 3rd Floor Price Center
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FREE LEGAL CLINIC - NAME AND GENDER-MARKET CHANGES
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Where:
The Center in Hillcrest
When:
First Tuesday of Each Month
Meet with attorneys and law students who can provide assistance and guidance filling out forms required to apply for a court order necessary to change your name and/or gender marker on birth certificates and other official documents. The clinic will take place in the evening of the first Tuesday of each month, starting February 6th. Schedule appointments at 6:30PM, 7:30PM and 8:30PM at [email protected] or 732-567-8394.
Walk-ins will be assisted based on availability
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VALEO INNOVATION CHALLENGE 2018
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Do you have innovative ideas that could transform the car of the future? Compete in a Valeo Innovation Challenge and win €200,000 which will be shared between the three winning teams.
Applications are due
March 30th at 12PM, Central European Time +1
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BE A SPEAKER FOR ALL CAMPUS COMMENCEMENT
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Apply to be the student speaker at this year's All Campus Commencement ceremony, which will be held on Saturday, June 16, 2018, at 9:00 a.m. at RIMAC Field. The deadline to apply is Sunday, April 8, 2018.
The Commencement Student Speaker Selection Committee will review applications and invite candidates to present their proposed speech in person.
Please fill out
this form, answer all questions, and check that you meet the requirements.
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| WRITING HELP |
Need help with a writing project? Want to be sure you understand the assignment? Want to talk through your ideas or get a second opinion on whether your point is coming across clearly?
The Writing + Critical Expression Hub ("Writing Hub") can help!
Located in the Geisel Library, the Writing Hub offers every UC San Diego student free one-on-one help with any writing project-from cover letters to lab reports, research papers to grant proposals. Visit the Writing Hub to meet with a supportive, well-trained peer writing mentor who will help you gain perspective on what works and what can be improved in your writing.
What?
Free help for writers
Where?
Geisel Library, Ground Floor West (part of the Teaching + Learning Commons)
When?
Monday-Thursday 9am-8pm / Friday 9am-6pm / Sunday 4pm-8pm
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| OASIS SERVICES |
Here are some of the services that OASIS provides year-round!
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| HELP WITH MATH, PHYSICS, AND ECON |
Need help with math? Find your class below to view a schedule of Supplemental Instruction available, an OASIS workshop available, or tutoring available through the Mathematics department.
Not sure where to start to look for help? Contact us at
[email protected] so we can walk you through the different resources.
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OASIS Workshop or Study Table
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Tutoring through Math Department
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| MATH 2 |
Not Available
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| MATH 3C |
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Not Available
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| MATH 4C |
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Click Here for Schedule |
Not Available
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| MATH 10A |
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| MATH 10B |
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| MATH 10C |
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Click Here for Schedule |
| MATH 11 |
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| MATH 18 |
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| MATH 20A |
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| MATH 20E |
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| PHYSICS 1A |
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| PHYSICS 1B |
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| PHYSICS 2A |
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| PHYSICS 2C |
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| ECON 100A |
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| TOOLS FOR ACADEMIC SUCCESS |
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LEADERSHIP IN ACTION (LIA) iNTERNSHIP
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Approaching its 21st year, Leadership in Action (LIA) is an eight-week, paid summer internship program located in Southern California. LIA offers a unique opportunity for the next generation of community leaders to receive personal leadership development and practical workforce training in the nonprofit sector.
APPLY BY MONDAY, MARCH 5TH
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THE ROBERT FREDERICK SMITH FUND
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 Explore Museum Careers Through Paid Internships
Meaningful internships offering hands-on experience in the digital preservation of African American history and culture.
Details
- $600 per week stipend
- Need-based housing and transportation subsidy
- 12 weeks (35-40 hours per week)
- Professional development seminars
- Structured mentorship
- Opportunities in Washington, DC, Alabama, North Carolina, Florida & Pennsylvania
Students from underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply.
The webinar will provide an overview of the internship program and step-by-step application instructions.
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UDALL FOUNDATION
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Deadline: March 8, 2018
Up to $7,000 is awarded to 50 sophomores and juniors pursuing careers related to Tribal policy, Native health care, and the environment.
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GOLDMAN SACHS EXPLORATORY PROGRAMS
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Deadlines vary starting with the Pride Summit and Women's Leadership Camp on February 11
, Engineering Essentials on
March 18, and the Undergraduate Camp and Insight Series on
April 8.
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STUDY ABROAD IN ENGINEERING
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Representatives from the Study Abroad Center will be hosting their drop-in hours at the IDEA Engineering Student Center every Wednesday from 10:00 AM- 11:00 AM
Stop by to learn more about how you can study abroad as an engineering major!
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EMERGING SCHOLARS SUMMER PROGRAM
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The Richards Center at Pennsylvania State University is once again sponsoring a
FREE summer program for undergraduate students from historically underrepresented backgrounds who have an interest in pursuing doctoral study in history or a dual-title PhD in history and African American Studies.
The program will be
June 24-June 29, 2018 and travel, housing, food, and course materials are covered. Students will receive advising about graduate admissions and research methods. They will also participate in a simulated doctoral seminar and receive GRE materials.
Students should be juniors or seniors during the upcoming 2018-2019 academic year OR individuals who have recently completed their undergraduate education and are interested in pursuing graduate study. Please encourage eligible students to apply.
More info can be found here:
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GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR UNDOC STUDENTS
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Scholarships are essential for many undocumented students to pay for higher education, especially students who do not qualify for in-state tuition or state-based financial aid.
Now, more than ever, it is important for undocumented students to know that- regardless of their immigration status-they are eligible for many scholarships!
For a complete list of the graduate scholarships that DO NOT require proof of U.S. Citizenship or permanent residency, please
click here.
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| DUKE PRE-LAW FELLOWSHIP |
The Duke Law PreLaw Fellowship is a residential fellowship program that introduces talented rising Juniors from underrepresented backgrounds to the many opportunities in legal education through exposure to various areas of law. This rigorous
two-week summer course also encourages and prepares students to pursue a legal education by providing law school preparatory resources - introductory law school classes, LSAT preparation, and professional development panels.
Lodging, food, and travel will be provided for each fellow, along with a $400 stipend.
Calendar
April 30 - Application deadline
May 3 - 12 - Skype Interviews
May 17 - Decision Notification
June 18 - Students arrive
June 19 - Program starts
June 30 - Program ends
Application
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BREAKING BARRIERS SCHOLARSHIP
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The Jim and Julie Lin Breaking Barriers Leadership and Scholarship Award celebrates equity, diversity, and inclusion at UC San Diego. It is awarded to a student who has demonstrated skill and passion in developing new programs or initiatives that substantially impact the Cross-cultural Center and the UC San Diego community. Open to all registered students who entered prior to Fall 2017 and who plan to graduate on or after Spring 2019.
APPLY BY TUESDAY, APRIL 10TH
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NUTANIX WOMEN IN TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP
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Nutanix will be offering as many as five scholarships, up to $10,000 each, to apply towards tuition and fees to female students in the United States who want to apply their love of technology to make a positive impact on the industry and the planet.
To learn more about the scholarship and apply, click here
Application Deadline:
March 15, 2018, 11:59 PST
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SOCIETY OF AMERICAN MILITARY ENGINEERS
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The San Diego Post of the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) will grant approximately 15 scholarships totaling $45,000 to local college and university engineering and architectural students. The scholarships will range in value from $2,500 to $5,000 each and are awarded exclusively to individuals pursuing a degree in Engineering or Architecture.
Application is due
Friday, March 30, 2018, at 5:00 PM PST
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TACUNA WOMEN IN ENGINEERING EMPOWERMENT SCHOLARSHIP
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 Tacuna Systems is excited to announce our new "Women in Engineering Empowerment Scholarship".
Tacuna Systems will be offering one female student a $1,000 scholarship who is either an undergraduate or graduate student pursuing a degree in engineering, science or math.
Applications are due
August 1st, 2018
For more information on how to apply please click here .
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The César E. Chávez Planning Committee at the University of California San Diego (UCSD) has established a UCSD Undergraduate Student Essay Contest Award in honor of César E. Chávez.
The award will recognize students who have demonstrated commitment to the advancement of César's core values at UCSD and abroad. The Essay Contest Winners will receive recognition in UCSD media publications, in addition to the monetary prizes.
Prize recipients must attend the Cesar E. Chavez Celebration Kickoff Luncheon on Friday, April, 6th in the Price Center Ballroom.
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GLOBAL HEALTH STUDENT FIELD EXPERIENCE TRAVEL AWARD
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The
UC San Diego Global Health Institute has created a travel fund designed to support degree-seeking UC San Diego students who plan to participate in a GLOBAL HEALTH RELATED field experience program. The funds provide critical assistance to students, and help to increase opportunities for students to study, undertake internships, and conduct research projects. Priority will be given to students whose field experience travel is necessary to fulfill degree requirements either in the US or abroad. This field experience opportunity increases exposure to other cultures and understanding and productively intervening in processes of health, illness, and healing across the globe. International Field experiences will be given highest priority, but projects based in the US that have relevance to global health will also be considered. Funds proposed in the US should have a clear global health focus.
Funding up to $2,000/person to assist current students with domestic and/or international field experience expenses, available as stipends for summer travel, and reimbursement for travel during the academic year. Expenses from past travel may be reimbursed with these funds as long as the trip took place in 2018. Awardees will be asked to present their research poster/report at a global health conference such as the Horizons of Global Health Research Symposium and Field Experience Expo, Undergraduate Research Conference, Drinks and Dissertations: a graduate research symposium, or other similar forum appropriate to class level.
Eligible Applicants: Undergraduate, Graduate, EAP, & Professional Students
Requirements: Students must be enrolled during the coverage of the funds, with minimum 3.2 GPA and/or Good Academic Standing. Max. Funds: $2,000/student.
DUE DATE:
March 31st, 2018
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TRIO OUTREACH PROGRAM IS HIRING
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UCSD TRiO Outreach Programs is hiring for their summer 2018 program. All positions begin
Monday, June 18th.
They are looking for:
* Math tutors $15.37/hour x 4-6 weeks (Port Triton #847549)
* Resident Assistants (RA's) $15.37/hour x 6 weeks (Port Triton #847550)
* Math, Science or Foreign Language Instructors $20/hour x 4-6 weeks (Email resume [email protected])
Apply on Port Trition! Deadline is March 15, 2018!
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TRITON RECOVERY GROUP - ALL INCLUSIVE
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WHEN:
Mondays at the Zone from
5:00-6:00PM
Tuesdays at Roots from 12:00-1:00PM
Thursdays at LGBT Resource Center from 8:30-9:30AM
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