UC San Diego:
Raza Resource Centro Newsletter

The Raza Resource Centro is currently:
CLOSED.
March 16th, 2021
RRC STAFF
Gerardo Arellano
(Director)

Claudia Martinez
(Assistant Director)

Omar Padilla
(Associate Director)

Alison Salgado Ruiz
(Student Life Development Specialist) alsalgadoruiz@ucsd.edu
COMUNIDAD,
Bienvenidxs!
Welcome to Finals Week!

We hope you are all doing well and wish you all luck on Finals!! We hope Winter Quarter has treated you well and look forward to seeing you again in Spring Quarter. Make sure to take a look at some of the opportunities down below! We hope to see some of you at some of the upcoming events below!

If you have any questions feel free to reach out to one of our staff members. Let us know what support looks like in this new virtual environment.

Con Paz,
Raza Resource Centro Team
Upcoming Raza Resource Centro Events
Virtual Programming
Join us every Friday from 12pm to 2 p.m. for a community space dedicated to coaching, advising, and mentoring scholars through the writing process of framing a competitive research abstract, applying to scholarships, internships, and fellowships.

Questions? Contact Omar Padilla, RRC Associate Director of Academic Initiatives at o1padilla@ucsd.edu.
Schedule a 1:1 Consulta Appointment with a Learning Specialist by looking at our Consultas Calendar at bit.ly/2QzpGF6
Upcoming RRC Student Organization Affiliate Events/Programs
Virtual Programming
Upcoming Community Center Events
Virtual Programming
The ITRC looks forward to partnering with the UCSD Collegiate Recovery Program.
They provide safe space and supportive community for students in recovery or seeking recovery from addiction. Students at any stage of recovery and at any point in their academic journeys are welcome.
Students can engage with other UCSD students, come to a support group meetings, attend a sober social event or just get in the loop about volunteer opportunities and upcoming activities.
Upcoming Campus Updates
Events & Resources
Opportunities
Research, Scholarships & Internships
The annual UJIMA Black History Month Scholarship is an award (up to $2,500) given annually to currently enrolled, full-time undergraduate students at UC San Diego, who submit work that recognizes the academic and creative achievement of African Americans, their history and culture through a research paper, publicly presented creative work, or presentation. 
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