A.S. Journalism Workshop: Breaking into Broadcast News
Wednesday, Oct. 21
12:30 – 1:30 pm
Our month-long series of journalism workshops continues this week with a career talk with broadcast journalism professionals. Find out what it’s like to work behind-the-scenes in the fast-paced world of broadcast news in Los Angeles. Claire Flores and Oscar Flores worked in the newsroom at KEYT-TV in Santa Barbara before moving to Los Angeles to work in production and the assignment desk at Los Angeles televisions news operations.
Hosted by Associated Students, KCSB-FM, and The Bottom Line.
 
Hey Gauchos! Hope week 2 is going good for everyone 
We are happy to announce that S.C.O.R.E. will be having general meetings every week on Monday @6:30PM starting next week 
Fill out the interest form if you’re planning to get involved or attend our first general meeting (link in bio)! Zoom link will be posted prior to day of the meeting 
We are happy to announce that S.C.O.R.E. will be having general meetings every week on Monday @6:30PM starting next week Fill out the interest form if you’re planning to get involved or attend our first general meeting (link in bio)! Zoom link will be posted prior to day of the meeting 
Want to learn more about the OSA & what we do?
Check out these graphics for a breakdown on the Office’s purpose, services, and divisions we aid students in.
To schedule an appointment, please email your inquiries to advocate@as.ucsb.edu
AS org Community Financial Fund (CFF) will be hosting a number of financial literacy workshops starting next week (the week of October 26th) Attendees will learn about topics such as investing, mortgages, retirement, credit scores, etc.
Attendees will be eligible to receive a $200 grant upon completion of an essay and a short quiz on workshop teachings.
There are a total of six workshops, which will be held online via Zoom. To sign up for a workshop, please visit CFF’s website https://cff.as.ucsb.edu A link to the sign up form will go live this Thursday, October 22nd at 8:00pm on the website. We expect a large number of students to be interested, so be sure to sign up as soon after the link is posted as possible.
For more information, please check out the website. If you have any questions, please feel free to send an email to as-cffchair@ucsb.edu
Hey followers, check out this super interesting event happening soon! Make sure to copy the link below to RSVP!
What is UCSB’s role in promoting social justice, human, and environmental health? Join the UCSB Healthy Beverage Initiative Research Group (HBIRG) in discussing the beverage environment on campus and how sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs) affect our long-term health. Guest speakers, Laura Schmidt (UCSF Professor of Health Policy) and Selena Melgoza and Leonela Leon (UCB Pour Out Pepsi Officers), will also be sharing their experiences with their campus’ Pouring Rights Contracts.
This discussion is to better understand how students engage and envision our beverage environment. Some questions we plan to ask are “what do you look for when buying a beverage?”, “what would you like to see more in regards to beverages sold on campus?” and “how should we move forward, as an institution, to prioritize human and environmental health and social equity?”
The event will be held over Zoom on October 22nd, 2020 from 4pm – 5pm. Please RSVP with this form to receive the Zoom link:
The form will be open until the day of the event!
The 2020-21 AS Legal Code plus the Financial Policies and Procedures Guide are available for your pdf download pleasure https://www.as.ucsb.edu/documents/governing-documents/
EFFECTIVE 03/13/2020 IVTU AND LEGAL RESOURCE CENTER WILL OFFER ZOOM, SKYPE, FACETIME OR PHONE MEETINGS
**Appointments are available Monday – Friday between 11-4, and are remote consultations only. We can’t offer in person meetings at this time. If you need to reach someone you can send an email to as-lrcintake@ucsb.edu. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience.**
PLEASE SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT WITH A STUDENT LEGAL SERVICES ADVISOR
As cases in Isla Vista rapidly increase, it is imperative that you take the correct precautions to keep you, your housemates & your community safe. Practice social distancing, wear a mask as you’re walking through IV and avoid large gatherings. Remember, you are only as safe as your least careful housemate. Reminder that the IV testing site will be available tomorrow, October 23 & November 6! 
*these numbers represent updated cases since last week’s post*
