Would you like to participate in a study about university cross-cultural centers? Are you a first or second-year student not working for the Center? If so, then you are perfect for this study. Volunteers will participate in three focus group sessions during the 2009-10 academic year. At the focus groups, you will receive free food and beverages and be entered in an opportunity drawing for a $25 gift card from the UCSD bookstore. You will be asked to participate in 3 (90 minutes each) focus groups during the 2009-10 academic year.
 
Our colleague and friend, Greg Toya, is examining university cross-cultural centers for a dissertation study. Greg is the Associate Dean of Students and a doctoral student in the joint Educational Leadership doctoral program at California State University San Marcos and the University of California, San Diego. As a former cross-cultural center director, Greg's experience and study will further the understanding of the influence of cross-cultural centers on students. Here is a flyer regarding the study.  Please contact Greg at (760) 750-4935 if you would like to participate or learn more about the study.

We need tutors willing to drive to the school sites, Mission Bay and Clairemont HS.We pay $13.00/hour. Please send your resume to cfierro@ucsd.edu and reference job #725567. Open to UCSD students only!

How does the environment impact access and resources for persons with disabilities?  People are now living longer and working longer.  Because of this, four generations of Americans are now in the workforce at the same time and we will be seeing the rise of individuals with disabilities in the workforce.
Please join us for what promises to be a very informative presentation.
This event's seating capacity will fill up fast and we will be able to confirm reservations for only a limited number of people.  Light refreshments will be served.  There will be a prize drawing at 12:00 noon. To reserve a seat, please register online at:
http://qwl.ucsd.edu/acces_forums/index_acces.cfm.

Located at the heart of UC San Diego's campus, the Sustainability Resource Center in the Price Center will be home to campus sustainability staff and the student-funded Student Sustainability Collective.  This unique collaboration between students and staff will work to achieve common sustainability goals and reach out to the campus and surrounding community. To RSVP to the 3 p.m. opening celebration, please e-mail Hansen. For more information go to http://sustain.ucsd.edu/involve/get-involved.html.

Learn about the classes we offer, explore potential career opportunities, find out about exciting events, and ask questions!
Visit http://cgs.ucsd.edu for more information.

Please join the University Art Gallery in the second discussions associated with the current exhibition entitled Off the Beaten Path: Violence, Women and Art that to explore the global ramifications of gender-based violence. "Throughout the world, women and girls are victims of countless and senseless acts of violence. The range of gender-based violence is devastating, occurring, quite literally, from womb to tomb," explains Randy Jayne Rosenberg curator and executive director of Art Works For Change. "The stories that underlie these artworks return us imaginatively to the event of violation and allow it to affect us." This program examines the laws that keep women in compromised positions around the world as well as within the US. Speakers include: Carmen Chavez, Casa Cornelia Law Center; Steve Bush, Jenny's Law; Summer Stephan, District Attorney of North County

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Relax, Eat, and enjoy a wonderful Kwanzaa celebration with spoken word, African drummers & Dancers, Poetry, and steppers.