University of California, San Diego: Raza Resource Centro Newslette r

April 15th, 2020
RAZA Resource Centro  
is CLOSED
Contact us:
Gerardo Arellano 
(Director):
gearellano@ucsd.edu

Claudia Martinez (Assistant Director):
claudiamartinez@ucsd.edu

Omar Padilla 
(Associate Director of Academic Initiatives):
o1padilla@ucsd.edu

Alison Salgado Ruiz 
(Facilities, Operations, & Program Coordinator):
a3salgad@ucsd.edu

RRC:
raza@ucsd.edu
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Comunidad,
 
Happy week three! As a reminder, the physical space of the UC San Diego Raza Resource Centro is closed, and will remain closed for the remainder of the Spring Quarter.  The Centro career staff is available and accessible remotely for consultation, connection and conversation. Contact them if you want to set up a time either over the phone or via Zoom:
Gerardo Arellano, gearellano@ucsd.edu
Claudia Martinez, claudiamartinez@ucsd.edu
Omar Padilla, o 1padilla@ucsd.edu
Alison Salgado, a3salgad@ucsd.edu
Our new hours operation, as we are now working from home, are 9am-4pm. Please send us an email first to set up a time to chat. We are available for: check-ins, consultations, writing support, student org. support, balancing being at home and going to school, having chats with parents if they have questions/issues with this new format, etc.
 
Continue to take care of yourselves.
 
En solidaridad,
 
Raza Resource Centro Staff 

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Campus Announcements &  Virtual Programming 
Visit zone.ucsd.edu to view their Virtual Programming Calendar and access Zoom links for programs! 
 
 
 
Visit zone.ucsd.edu to view their Virtual Programming Calendar and access Zoom links for programs! 
 
 
 
 
 

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Graduate School  & Other Opportunities 
Cal State LA RISE program applications are open!

The Cal State LA Research Initiative for Scientific Enhancement (RISE) training program funded by the National Institutes of Health, is aimed at developing the careers of talented underrepresented students so they are ready to succeed in PhD programs. The RISE MS-to-PhD component is a two-year program specifically designed for Masters students. The fellowships include funds for registration fees/tuition, research supplies, and for travel to professional meetings. Overall, the fellowships provide each trainee over $64,000 in support over the two years of their MS program.

If interested in applying, for more info and the application visit: calstatela.edu/sites/default/files/users/u117121/2020_rise_ms_application_2.pdf

The review of applications will begin Wednesday April 15, 2020 and continue until all positions are filled.  Students are highly encouraged to apply to RISE MS-to-PhD on or before this date.


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