- ASUC grant applications now available online
- Welcome to ASUC Video
- CalLink debuts for ASUC student groups
- ASUC partners with Career Center for "Turn the Tables"
- Please take the Global Outreach Week survey
- ASUC Senate to hold special session on budget cuts this Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
- Day of Action
- Budget Cuts Faculty Panel
- Attend the Walkout Debrief student assembly on Sunday, September 27
- ASUC to host free campus-wide barbecue on October 9
- ASUC partners with Reval for Marrow Drive
- ASUC President meeting with Chancellor on Friday; give feedback on the agenda
- Check out CourseRank! New service from the ASUC to help students pick classes
- Read about Lower Sproul redevelopment as planning continues for a new Cal student center
- Acclaimed novelist Jonathan Safran Foer book signing at the Multicultural Center on November 6
- Delta Sigma Pi hosts “Take Me Out to the Board Room: The Business Behind Sports” on November 4
- Check out Fundraising Blog
- ASUC Auxiliary sponsors “The 2009 Canned Food Drive”
- The ASUC asks you to send in your story; how have budget cuts affected you?
- Summary of Public Higher Education Advocacy from the ASUC's Student Town Hall
- Learn how to use the ASUC's CalLink with new video tutorials
- Last day to apply for ASUC Grants for Fall 2009 is Friday, November 13
- ASUC-sponsored Fashion and Student Trends to put on fashion show on November 22
- Be one of 10,000 to write a letter inviting President Obama to Cal
- In observance of the 3-day strike, ASUC Senate meeting to change venue
- Sign the petition to delay the Regents' vote on a 32% fee increase!
- ASUC EAVP sponsors “Quakesafe” to educate Berkeley community on earthquake safety
- Third monthly Police Forum from EAVP office on December 1
- ASUC Office of the President releases fifth newsletter
- The ASUC endorses the Strike --- get a list of actions you can take here!
- ASUC's Student Advocate Office ready and able to help students involved in protest
- Keep Free Speech Alive. Join the Online Conversation. Be there on Dec. 2.
- UC Commission on the Future meeting on Dec. 3, students encouraged to attend
- Undergraduate/Graduate Mentorship Program to provide support and academic guidance
- Follow the footsteps of Ishaara and audition for America's Got Talent
- Join the ASUC in helping with Haiti Relief efforts
- calhaitiweek
- budgetprimer2-2
- The ASUC’s Student Advocate Office (SAO) is hiring new caseworkers for 2010
- Kappa Kappa Gamma’s “Jog for Jill” to raise awareness and donations for lung cancer research
- The South Asian Council and the ASUC present “MELA: The Colors of South Asia” on February 23
- The ASUC’s Office of External Affairs promotes dialogue with Student Police Forum on February 11
- The ASUC and Chancellor Birgeneau endorse student protest initiatives, sponsor student buses for March 1 rally in Sacramento
- Disability Awareness Week begins this Monday, March 8th, with a comedy event featuring Greg Walloch
- Oxford Seminars hosts free information session for students interested in working abroad
- Major Madness Week to help students explore major options and opportunities
- Malcolm X and Hip-Hop: What Malcolm's message means for students of color today
- Finance Officer Releases Spring Budgeting 2010-2011 Applications
ASUC Senate to hold special session on budget cuts this Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
Starting at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 16, the ASUC Senate will hold a special session to discuss the UC budget crisis. Like all ASUC Senate meetings the session is open to all students, and will be located on the first floor of Eshleman Hall in the Senate Chambers.
The session will also be filmed and archived.
"I coordinated this special order with the faculty and admins," says ASUC EVP Tu Tran on the event's Facebook page here, which has already over 250 people RSVPed to attend. "Since it's such a huge topic, I figured it can be dubbed a town hall since Senate Meetings are open to the public and should be utilized in such ways."
The ASUC has invited several faculty members and administrators to share their intimate knowledge of the current budget crisis. It is crucial that all students on our campus are informed about the hardship our university faces, so please come prepared to listen, learn and ask questions.
Guests include:
- Prof. Brian Barsky / Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- Prof. Catherine M. Cole / Theatre, Dance and Performance Studies
- Prof. Fiona Doyle / Materials Science and Engineering Vice Chair, Berkeley Division, Academic Senate
- Senior Lecturer Alan Karras / Political Economy (IASTP)
- Prof. Chris Kutz / School of Law and Chair, Berkeley Division, Academic Senate
- Prof. George P. Lakoff / Linguistics
- Prof. Ananya Roy / City & Regional Planning
- Assoc. Chancellor Linda Williams / Government, Community & Campus Liaison
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