AS Community Volunteer Foundation is happy to announce that grant applications are now open! We encourage organizations that benefit UCSB and its surrounding communities to apply. Applications are due May 7th, 2021. For more information, please visit covo.as.ucsb.edu or email covo@as.ucsb.edu. We look forward to hearing from you!
SFAC is a student-led committee that reviews and recommends how the Chancellor spends Student Services Fee revenue each year. The application is open to all first year students, second year students, and first-year transfer students, but those who take an interest in Student Affairs, Finance, Budgeting, and allocation of student fees are especially encouraged to apply for the position.Position Description: The Transfer Student Representative (only current first year Transfers may apply), Junior Student Representative (only current second year Sophomores may apply), and Sophomore Student Representative (only current first year Freshmen may apply) positions all continue until graduation. As a member of SFAC, student representatives are expected to share their opinions on campus-related project proposals and provide insight on student fees allocations from an undergraduate perspective. As such, we expect student members to provide insight or changes regarding the funding proposals we receive that have the potential to make positive change for the UCSB community.
Note: SFAC representatives may not serve as Associated Students (AS) senators or executives during their time.Time Commitment: SFAC meets once a week in the Fall quarter, and twice a week in the Winter and Spring quarters. Meetings do not exceed an hour, however, representatives may be given additional tasks to complete throughout the week which also should not exceed two hours total per week. The selected students will receive a quarterly stipend for their service with SFAC. The application deadline is Wednesday, May 5 at 11:59 PM PST.If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact the SFAC chair, Michael Zargari, at mzargari@ucsb.edu.
https://forms.gle/Si3b61PeJ95EqusY9 ← LINK TO APPLICATION
Hey Gauchos! May is Mental Health Awareness month, and an important topic to cover is suicide awareness. Swipe through the graphics to learn more about signs of suicide, how to support someone, and what campus resources are there.
#UCSB #MentalHealthMonday #mentalhealthawarenessmonth
Join AS Program Board this Tuesday, May 4th for a free screening of the award winning film, Judas and the Black Messiah.
We’ll be giving away TEN DoorDash gift cards to students who watch the film, so register now
Registrations will close at 8PM (PST) on Tuesday. You can stream the film at ANY POINT on Tuesday up until 11:59 PM (PST).
Next up in the AS Media Center Workshop Wednesdays series, Video Editing 101 with Sunny Park, May 5, 3 to 4 p.m., Zoom link: http://bit.ly/asworkshopwed-videoediting, Introduction to Adobe Premiere Pro – from importing to exporting and everything in between. Students, staff, and faculty welcome. More info at: https://mediacenter.as.ucsb.edu.
Hope everyone’s is doing good
Are you interested in learning more about resources on campus? If so, SCORE is collaborating with @ucsbthrive to host an informational event to discuss about food security and basic need resources that are offered at UCSB. Come join us to learn more about what UCSB Thrive has to offer! Register at the link provided or in our bio
Applications are now open to apply for the 2021-22 Community Financial Fund (CFF) board! Check out the link in the flyer to apply. Join us in promoting financial literacy awareness and educating students on various personal finance topics. All years and majors welcome! Applications due Fri 5/14 at 11:59pm. tinyurl.com/cff-2021app
How will AS spend funds in 2021-22? Here is the budget: https://budget.as.ucsb.edu/budgets/
