Come out to Storke Plaza for a free concert and free ice cream! Homeshake will be performing at 12:00PM on Monday, April 10! Hope to see you all there.
It’s Financial Literacy Month! A.S. Community Financial Fund will be holding one event a week throughout the month. The second event is tomorrow (Wednesday April 12) at 4:30 in Loma Pelona.
Stop by the Associated Students Pardall Center tomorrow between 4-8pm to learn about what Isla Vista Tenants Union does for the community! There will be free SWAG, food, and info about how to get involved.
If you’re interested in becoming a member, apply at: https://coc.as.ucsb.edu/units.php.
UCSB Reads 2017
Thu. Apr. 13, 4pm
‘A TODA MADRE (ATM)’: MIGRANT DREAMS AND NIGHTMARES IN EL NORTE
Professor Miroslava Chávez-García (UCSB History) explores Mexican male migrants’ longing for economic opportunity, masculine affirmation, and emotional fulfillment through personal letters. Offered as part of UCSB Reads 2017.
(UCSB Library, Instruction & Training Room 1312)
Mon. Apr. 24, 8pm
UCSB READS 2017 AUTHOR TALK: LUIS ALBERTO URREA
Hailed by NPR as a “literary badass” and a “master storyteller with a rock and roll heart,” Luis Alberto Urrea is the author of numerous books of fiction, nonfiction and poetry. Born in Tijuana to a Mexican father and American mother, Urrea uses his dual culture to explore greater themes of love, loss and triumph. A gifted storyteller, he has received an American Book Award for his memoir Nobody’s Son and was a Pulitzer Prize finalist for “The Devil’s Highway,” among many accolades. Urrea’s bestselling novel “Into the Beautiful North,” the UCSB Reads 2017 selection, follows a young woman on a memorable quest to define herself without borders. FREE.
(UCSB, Campbell Hall)
Come to CARE Expo today from 11-3 at Corwin Pavilion! There will be dozens of non-profit organizations that are looking for interns, volunteers, and even some paid positions! Programs like Habitat for Humanity, Partners in Education, the American Cancer Society, and so many more will be in attendance looking for students just like you to add to their team. Even the Santa Barbara Zoo will be there! Come by Corwin Pavilion to potentially meet your future employers, make connections, and score a sweet goodie bag packed with stickers, snacks, and even coupons for food in Isla Vista!
UCSB TV–Spring, Week 1 https://youtu.be/Nt_krbI3D0A via @YouTube
AS One – Proactive, Supportive, Caring, Innovative, Pioneering, Easy, Resourceful. https://www.as.ucsb.edu/entities/
It’s Pride Week, anyone see these tshirts that IV Screen Printing showed in their video?
IV Screen Printing printing Queer Comm’s Pride Week shirts – Pride Week in April. pic.twitter.com/Su8wP92wZQ
— Associated Students (@AS_UCSB) March 23, 2017
Understanding Food Labels. Today 4/13 5-6pm at IV Food Co-op.
Wasting Time: The Music at the Heart of Isla Vista. Fri. 4/28 8-10pm Campbell Hall. $10 student price https://allgauchoreunion.com/agr-events/2017/2/24/wasting-time-the-music-at-the-hear-of-isla-vista …
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Linked In: SAVE THE DATE for the Second Annual May 19 – May 20 Isla Vista Conference: The Beloved Community Learning Through Community Engagement This is a one and a half day conference to work toward our collective understanding of Isla Vista and commitment to our beloved community. This event is free and open to everyone. The conference will cover a range of topics that matter to the Isla Vista community. It is designed to bring the community together to share our unique perspectives, celebrate the things that make Isla Vista great, and work on our shared vision to strengthen our beloved community. More details coming soon. For more information, please visit ourislavista.com.
Google+: Are You Sure?
Science, Communication, and Uncertainty
Ira Flatow
Campbell Hall
University of California, Santa Barbara
7:30 – 9:00 pm
Thursday, May 4, 2017
Free!
Award winning science correspondent and TV journalist Ira Flatow is the host of Science Friday®, heard weekly on Public Radio International, and online. He will explore the challenges and efforts to explain the uncertainty that scientists welcome but the public finds bewildering. The presentation will be followed by a Q&A session from the audience.
Details: http://tidy.ws/2sh4HI
Contact: Professor Ronald E. Rice, rrice@comm.ucsb.edu, 805-893-8696