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1) Advisor Codes. Come get.
2) Living Catalogue
3) UCB student Prizes
4) IIS Merit Schlrshp
5) AAVP Grants
6) Elder Companionshp Prog
7) Save Your Semester Wkshp
8 ) Target Intrnshps/jobs
9) Hum Rts Fellws Conf.
10) Interpreters Needed
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1) Advisor Codes. Come get.
Advisor Codes. Come get.
You will need an AC (the randomly generated 4-digit code that changes each semester) in order to access Telebears if you are declared or need to declare (if you are hovering close to being a senior.)
If you need to declare, do so right away?there are details on the website. Come by during my office hours!
If you are already declared, come by during my office hours!
If you wait to come by, it?ll be much more crowded and you will probably need to wait in line.
I don?t want you to have to wait in line?really.
Poke your head in and if I?m with someone, waive at me to let me know you?re here and then wait on the purple couch out in the lobby. My office hours: 8:30-12 and 1:30-4?? No Appointment Needed.
See you soon!
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2) Living Catalogue
Living Catalogue
Next week on Tuesday Oct 16th at 6pm, we?ll have professors come to 2240 Piedmont to talk about their Spring 13 courses.
We?ll also have dinner!
It?s a great opportunity to talk with your Legal Studies professors and fellow Legal Studies majors.
Even if you have midterms to study for, this is a great excuse to take a break and hang even just for an hour.
BLSA (Berkeley Legal Studies Association) always plans a nice dinner for everyone who RSVPs.
More details to come soon.
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3) UCB student Prizes
UCB student Prizes
Dear Students,
Write an essay or a poem, submit a musical score, take a great photograph ? and win a prize!? Cash awards are offered in a great variety of fields ? Creative Writing, Political Science, Philosophy, Classics and many others.
Prize amounts vary from $50 to $2000.? All competitions are open to students of any major.? The deadline for most entries is Monday, December 3, 2012.
More details about these competitions can be found at:
http://students.berkeley.edu/finaid/undergraduates/types_prizes.htm
Don?t let this opportunity pass you by!
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4) IIS Merit Schlrshp
IIS Merit Schlrshp
INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES UNDERGRADUATE MERIT SCHOLARSHIP
Description:? IIS is seeking to award a series of merit scholarships of up to $2000 each to support undergraduate research in any area of international studies.? Research may be conducted while in EAP, or independently.? The scholarship recipients will be called IIS Junior Scholars.? After completing their research projects, award recipients are required to submit a four-page research summary and attend the IIS Junior Scholars Conference held on-campus at the end of the 2012-2013 academic year.? Several Junior Scholars will be asked to present their work in poster format at the conference.? Junior scholars with the strongest research project, as determined by an IIS faculty panel, will each receive an additional $1000 prize. There will also be an opportunity to compete for the Best Poster Award, an additional $250 prize.
Eligibility:? Open to any UC Berkeley junior or senior with a minimum 3.5 GPA who has completed at least one semester of study in residence at Berkeley.? All majors are eligible and encouraged to apply.
Award Amount:? Up to $2000 with the opportunity to win an additional $1000 for best research project and an additional $250 for best poster.
Due Date:? Monday, November 26, 2012
Application:? iis.berkeley.edu/content/undergraduate-merit-scholarships
Please email iis.grants@berkeley.edu with any questions, or call 510-642-2474.
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5) AAVP Grants
AAVP Grants
Subject Line: [AAVP Grants] Grants Workshop and Call for Applications!
Hello!
The ASUC Academic Affairs Vice President?s Office would like to extend an invitation to you or the student group whom you represent to apply to AAVP Grants! These grants are open to any student/student group at UC Berkeley whose event requiring funding matches the purpose of the fund. Undergraduates can apply for up to $500 per event (graduate students $250)!
We will be holding an AAVP Grants Workshop on Friday, October 5th at 5-7pm in Eshleman Library (7th Floor). This workshop is a GREAT way to learn more about each grant and the application process. You will also get the chance to meet all of the directors in charge of these grants!
AAVP Grant applications are now available online! Apply by going to callink.berkeley.edu and search AAVP Grants to see which grant you quality for!
Thank You!
AAVP Grants Department
UC Berkeley
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6) Elder Companionshp Prog
Elder Companionshp Prog
STILES HALL ELDERLY COMPANIONSHIP PROGRAM
Take a step to make a difference in the community!
Join Stiles Hall?s Elderly Companionship Program and help bridge the generation gap by learning and growing with an elderly companion! Stiles Hall has played a significant role in the Berkeley community for the past 127 years by providing opportunities and a space for making an impact. During the Free Speech Movement, Stiles Hall provided a space for dialogue with community members, students, and civil rights leaders such as Martin Luther King, Jr. The Elderly Companionship Program pairs volunteers with an elderly companion from the Over 60 Clinc?a center providing social services for individuals who have limited income and are facing barriers to a healthy and positive environment. As an elderly companion, you will be able to meet once a week on your own flexible schedule and help provide a caring and supportive environment.
Highlight your week (and someone?s in the community) by being an elderly companion! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Crystal at crystal.sitt@gmail.com. To apply for the program or find out more about what Stiles Hall offers, visit http://www.stileshall.org/.
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7) Save Your Semester Wkshp
Save Your Semester Wkshp
L&S Advising will be offering several Save Your Semester (SYS) workshops to help students understand the college policies and resources they can utilize to help them succeed this term. These workshops are designed for students in academic difficulty. Except for the October 10 workshop, which is only for students on academic probation, workshops are open to all L&S students.
October 10 SYS workshop for AP students, 4-5 pm, 262 Evans Hall (only for students on 1.5 AP or 2.0 AP)
October 23 SYS workshop, 7:30-8:30 pm, 105 Chavez Center
October 24 SYS workshop, 6-7pm, Unit 1 Res. Hall, All Purpose Room
October 25 SYS workshop, 4-5 pm, 262 Evans
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8 ) Target Intrnshps/jobs
Target Intrnshps/jobs
Want an opportunity to gain relevant business experience while working with an innovative and industry-leading retailer? We offer Store Executive, Distribution, Headquarters Undergraduate and Headquarters opportunities for freshman, sophomores and Juniors in the Fall and Summer. For graduating Seniors Target is looking for college graduates to become Executive Team leaders right after graduation! You?ll gain invaluable on-the-job experience, career development and leadership opportunities while getting an introduction to our collaborative, fun and engaging culture. Target is looking for all majors! If you are interested in applying or hearing more about career/internship opportunities please email targetucb@gmail.com with your resume and I can help schedule interviews!
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9) Hum Rts Fellws Conf.
Hum Rts Fellws Conf.
On Thursday, November 1, Berkeley Law?s Human Rights Center will host its 2012 Human Rights Fellows Conference from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm in the International House?s Home Room.? Please come hear HRC?s 2012 fellows discuss the exciting human rights work in which they engaged over the summer.? The talks will be divided into a series of panels; following each panel, a noted moderator will lead a discussion with the audience.
This year?s group includes graduate students from eight U.C. campuses.? Their compelling projects include working towards safer outcomes in maternal and infant care; ensuring the protection of unaccompanied child immigrants; encouraging recognition of a human right to adequate housing in Brazil; and providing direct assistance to battered women and torture survivors, among other topics. For more information on the fellows and the full scope of their projects, please see: http://www.law.berkeley.edu/11949.htm The public is invited to all conference events including the wine reception at 5:00, however the 1:00 lunch is by reservation only and space is limited.? To reserve a spot, please RSVP to Alexey Berlind at aberlind@berkeley.edu.We hope to see you there!
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10) Interpreters Needed
Interpreters Needed
VOLUNTEER INTERPRETERS NEEDED!
The Volunteer Legal Services Program (VLSP) of the Bar Association of San Francisco provides free legal and social services to low-income San Francisco families and individuals.
We depend on volunteers to serve as interpreters for non-English speaking clients and their pro bono attorneys. Your language skills are an important contribution to helping such clients receive essential legal assistance in family law and eviction defense cases.
We offer bi-monthly interpreter orientations and accommodate both beginners and
seasoned interpreters with appropriate curriculum.
? Improve your language skill
? Gain experience in the legal field
? Help people navigate the legal system
? Gain insight on the basics of interpreting
Most needed languages: Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese
Please join us at our next orientation
October 29, 2012 at 6pm
Contact VLSP at vlsp@sfbar.org for more information or to register for the
orientation.
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