Issue #8 Fall 2018 - December
UC San Diego Intertribal Resource Center
Monday - Friday 9:00 A.M. - 4:30 P.M.
*The ITRC will be closed for the academic break during
December 17, 2018 - January 4, 2019*
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Connecting you to information and resources for
Native American students and communities at UC San Diego.
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WELCOME TO THE NEW AND IMPROVED ITRC NEWSLETTER!
We've got so much going on...
instead of quarterly, the ITRC will now be sending out a monthly newsletter!
In this Issue:
Student Organizations
Upcoming events
Campus News
Community News
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Mark your calendars!
Native American Student Organizations:
Interested in Native American culture, issues and community? Come check out our student organizations...
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American Indian Graduate Student Association
Final Fall Quarter GBM:
Tuesday, December 11th
4:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M.
Intertribal Resource Center
Winter Quarter GBM's:
TBD
Stay tuned for more information!
Questions? Contact aigsa@ucsd.edu
Like AIGSA at UCSD for all the latest updates!
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Native American
Student Alliance
First Winter Quarter GBM:
Monday, January 14th
5:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Intertribal Resource Center
Winter Quarter GBM's:
Monday's, 5:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Even weeks
Questions? Contact ucsd.nasa@gmail.com
Like NASA at UCSD for all the latest updates!
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Free event, free parking, no tickets required,
first come, first served!
Saturday, December 1, 2018
8:00 P.M. (doors open at 7)
Price Center Theater
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The ITRC invited students to attend the AIR (American Indian Recruitment) Banquet to celebrate the 25th anniversary of AIR Programs serving local Native Youth and communities.
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The ITRC, with University Centers, held a screening of Wonder Woman in Price Theater.
Native American actor Eugene Braverock made a guest appearance and held a Q&A session after the movie.
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The UC San Diego campus community celebrated the
13th Annual Native American Heritage Month (NAHM) Celebration and Scholarship Awards Ceremony
featuring Nanabah Kadenehii - a champion hoop dancer, traditional foods, Green River drummers and more.
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Native American Community Night Basketball Game
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Students and community members joined together to watch UC San Diego beat Western Washington 97-92!
At the game, we offered a Kumeyaay land acknowledgement, talked about the importance of Native American Heritage Month and the Soaring Eagles dance group performed for the crowd.
Thank you to UC Athletics for the hospitality and generosity!
Looking forward to next year's game!
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The Smudging Screening was a huge success! We hope folks didn't leave too scared! Filmmaker, Mike Marin, offered great insight on his inspiration and introduced us to the genre of Urban Native Horror.
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One of the Native youth from the Noli Indian School recognized her Great Grandmother at the Kumeyaay Photo Exhibit in Peterson Hall.
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Noli Indian School Campus Visit
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The ITRC and Native students welcomed youth from the Noli Indian School for a tour of campus, interactive activity, and lunch.
If you are interested in bringing your students to visit UC San Diego from a Native perspective - contact us at itrc@ucsd.edu.
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Are you a Native American student majoring in Health/Science? Well the CA-NARCH program is for you!
Contact Geneva Lofton-Fitzsimmons for more information:
Geneva Lofton-Fitzsimmons
American Indian Coordinator
gfitzsimmons@ucsd.edu
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SPACES is hosting the 3rd annual CaCCCHE Student-Scholar Conference on
Saturday, February 9th, 2019
at UC San Diego This one-day drive-in conference is designed to create a pipeline for undergraduate and graduate student-scholars to enter the field of social justice, identity, and advocacy on college campuses. This structured conference will feature workshops by student-scholars and career staff who are doing work or have made a career out of their work in cultural/ identity centers across the state of California.
Registration
The deadline to register is
Friday, December 14th
The cost to attend is $15
with
a limit of 40 student scholars for UCSD
Call for Session Proposals
Deadline to submit proposals is
Monday, December 3rd
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ProPublica is now accepting applications for our Emerging Reporters Program. This program offers stipends to five students of color who work or want to work at college journalism outlets — newspapers, websites, radio stations or TV stations.
Deadline to apply is Sunday, December 2nd!
If you'd like to learn more about the program check out their
Q&A
or email emerging.reporters@propublica.org
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EDI Programs & Campus Community Centers
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Contact Us:
UC San Diego Intertribal Resource Center | (858) 822-0048 | itrc@ucsd.edu
9500 Gilman Drive, La Jolla, CA 92093-0028
Located on the 2nd Floor of Price Center West across from SPACES (right above Subway and Rubios)
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