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2nd Annual Day of the Dead Mini Internship 

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2nd Annual Day of the Dead Mini Internship 

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If you want to bring something to the attention of ambassadors let me know! The following is brought to you by Stella Steed <3.

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I can do this.
I can allocate my time accordingly.
I am calm and focused.
I can recollect my knowledge.
I take care of myself and allow myself to take breaks.

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FAFSA has opened for the 2023-2024 School Year

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FAFSA has opened for the 2023-2024 School Year

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SGPP School of Government and Public Policy: Pizza with a Professional 10/13

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SGPP School of Government and Public Policy: Pizza with a Professional 10/13

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Interviewing Ambassadors:
Huge shoutout to all of our AZ Ambassadors for doing an amazing job with interviews so far!

Carly Snell, Genevieve Craven, Lizbet Gutierrez, Christine Arendt, Ella Frank, Rylee Poindexter, Jia Coffou, Braydon Mathis, Danny Zachar, Nainika Menakuru, Brandon Fuentes, Hailey Blake, Emma Hutchinson, Giorgia Menetre, Lauren Dill, Maya Kwiedacz , Ceili Olney, Jaden Zelms, Bethany Horton, Sammy Kremer, Brenda Perea, Hadley Turner, Cassidy Johnson, Kallie Dock, Hailey Bouska, Kylee Engelke, Sasha Sanderson, Alyse Kelly, Hazel Dasse, Michael Coles, Christian LeClaire, Grace Varsek, Aileen Cagney, Rachel Hill, Lily Karlson, Derick Truong, Katie Vallone, Jenna Hartman, Nathalie Sotelo, Savanna Saunders, Lauren Spadone, Veronica Borboa, Lyndee Tyers, Drew Halloran, Savannah Senica, Andrew Savarese, Ashlyn Hegar, Sarvesh Paradkar, Laney Steppler, Alyssa Muller, Zoe Allen, Maddie Baker, Kira Friedman, Stella Steed, Zahra Siddiqui, Georgina Kartsonis, Rianne Kooi, Ava Penoyer, Jocelyn Ehalt, Jess Gates, Tanner Johnson, Emily Palanjian
( I hope I included everybody :) )

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See Arizona Ambassador Lillie Langston and Lydia Schmidt in Legally Blonde this weekend! Buy tickets here: https://theatre.arizona.edu/shows/legally-blonde/

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See Arizona Ambassador Lillie Langston and Lydia Schmidt in Legally Blonde this weekend! Buy tickets here: https://theatre.arizona.edu/shows/legally-blonde/

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UA CIELO: Bali Trip Application Extension to 10/31

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UA CIELO: Bali Trip Application Extension to 10/31

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THERE IS A LOT GOING ON SO PLEASE CHECK EVERYTHING OUT AND SCROLL ALL THE
WAY DOWN :)

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ISA Indian Students Association: Diwali 10/21

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ISA Indian Students Association: Diwali 10/21

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Showing "The Seeds ofVandana Shiva"

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APASA: Pacific Islander and Native Hawaiian Social 10/17

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APASA: Pacific Islander and Native Hawaiian Social 10/17

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AASA: Embedded Counselor Community Interviews 10/14

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AASA: Embedded Counselor Community Interviews 10/14

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True crime has grown exponentially in its popularity in recent years and if you’re someone who enjoys it, you’re definitely not alone. That being said, it can be easy to forget that what you’re watching/reading/listening to/etc. isn’t just a story and is about real people, especially when it comes to the victims. I’m guilty of this myself and it was a hard pill to swallow to realize that I was consuming this content without any meaningful thought for the real people behind the stories. That’s why I want to encourage and challenge you all to #EngageWithEmpathy, as described in Laura Murray’s new campaign. Even if you just want to be in the audience– do your own research. Is this YouTuber or podcaster or TV show putting in the work to respect and help the victims and their families? Or do they disregard the wishes of them and push forward with making their content? I know off the top of my head the new Ryan Murphy TV show Dahmer and the Lifetime movie The Gabby Petito Story were both made despite the families of the victims actively speaking against them. There are countless sources where you can learn about both cases that are approved by the families of the victims; there is no need to consume content that only hurts and retraumatizes people.

I also wanted to recommend two of my personal favorite true crime content creators, Kendall Rae and Sarah Turney. Kendall is always partnering with organizations such as the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children to raise money from her YouTube videos and merchandise sales for their causes. She also creates content with the families of victims and has an always-open email where families are able to get in touch with her and utilize her platform to raise awareness for their lost loved ones. Kendall puts a huge emphasis on being an active listener of true crime and doing your part as someone who consumes this type of content to help the victims and their families. Sarah Turney is the younger sister of Alissa Turney and has turned the loss of her sister into a powerful motivator to seek justice on her podcast, Voices For Justice. As a family member of someone who has a very popular true crime case, she understands how true crime content can affect the survivors and family members. She also understands the desperation and need for justice, which is always her goal with her content. Sarah regularly boosts new cases and cases that don’t get enough limelight. Publicity is what gets these cases solved a majority of the time and Sarah understands this first hand. Both of these women do the research and the work to be active creators in the true crime community. I hope that they inspire you like they inspired me and that we can work together to help the victims and their families. Please feel free to reach out to me to discuss more or if you have any questions.

#EngageWithEmpathy website: https://www.mauramurraymissing.org/engagewithempathy.html

Kendall Rae’s YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KendallsPlace

Sarah Turney’s website: https://www.voicesforjusticepodcast.com/

- Stella Steed

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We wanted to extend our hands and hearts to all of you in light of the events that occurred October 5th, 2022. The link to our statement and resources for you all to use are in the padlet below along with the graphic. Please take care of yourselves, be safe and feel free to reach out to anyone on the leadership team. 

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We wanted to extend our hands and hearts to all of you in light of the events that occurred October 5th, 2022. The link to our statement and resources for you all to use are in the padlet below along with the graphic. Please take care of yourselves, be safe and feel free to reach out to anyone on the leadership team. 

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Campus Pantry Event: 10/21 at Motosonora

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Campus Pantry Event: 10/21 at Motosonora

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DCC: Disabled Staff and Faculty Coalition Launch and Welcome Event 10/20

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DCC: Disabled Staff and Faculty Coalition Launch and Welcome Event 10/20

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Meet Gizmo the Corgi Wednesdays at Nugent at Dog Days with the Dean

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UA LGBTQ+: Every Tuesday Let's Talk 1-on-1

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UA LGBTQ+: Every Tuesday Let's Talk 1-on-1

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1-on-1 with trusted liaisons to support you!

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UA LGBTQ+: Queer, Calm and Connected Biweekly on Fridays from 3-4pm 

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UA LGBTQ+: Queer, Calm and Connected Biweekly on Fridays from 3-4pm 

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Located on the 4th floor of the Student Union enjoy some community and open conversation with UA LGBTQ.

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Tradition meets New Knowledge

Welcome to the University of Arizona (UA) Native American Student Affairs (NASA)! Please take some time to get to know about the efforts at the UA for our American Indian and Alaska Native students. Whether you're a current student or would like to become a proud Wildcat, the UA NASA office is here to serve you and help you meet your academic goals. Beyond this, we'll ensure that your UA campus is a safe place for you to explore different facets of being a student and an American Indian leader.

You should know that learning occurs outside the classroom, and it's our mission in NASA to help you ask questions, think critically and establish a foundation of knowledge, principle and wellbeing to make you the best student you can be. We are continuously developing leadership programs to help you harness the knowledge you gain in and out of the classroom to properly implement into your lives and to impact our tribal communities.

As you visit campus, be sure to speak a word of thanks to the Tohono O'odham and Pascua Yaqui peoples upon whose land we are guests here in Tucson. As guests and scholars we will build this community and continue the development of leaders for 'Indian Country'.

NASA Mission:

Native American Student Affairs at the University of Arizona provides culturally sensitive academic counseling and support services to American Indian/Alaskan Native students enabling them to achieve academic excellence. We nurture student success by encouraging all students to proactively explore and shape our diverse campus community.

NASA Strives to:

Create a safe environment and build community among enrolled students

Provide UA students with personal and leadership development opportunities

Advance the on-going development of a culturally competent campus community with an emphasis on social justice education

Support UA diversity initiatives

Land Acknowledgment

We respectfully acknowledge the University of Arizona is on unceded land of Indigenous peoples. Today, Arizona is home to 22 federally-recognized tribes, with Tucson being home to the O'odham and the Pascua Yaqui. Committed to diversity and inclusion, the University strives to build sustainable relationships with Arizona's Native Nations and tribal communities through education offerings, partnerships, and community service.

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Welcome to the University of Arizona (UA) Native American Student Affairs (NASA)! Please take some time to get to know about the efforts at the UA for our American Indian and Alaska Native students. Whether you're a current student or would like to become a proud Wildcat, the UA NASA office is here to serve you and help you meet your academic goals.

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Welcome to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Questioning Affairs | LGBTQ Affairs

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The Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Questioning (LGBTQ) Affairs works to build, sustain, and strengthen a safe, inclusive, and open environment for students, faculty, staff, appointed professionals, alumni, parents, and guests of all gender and sexual identities. The LGBTQ+2…

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Immigrant Student Resource Center does not have any events, but here is their website!

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The Immigrant Student Resource Center (ISRC) helps recruit & retain students at the University of Arizona from immigrant & refugee backgrounds. This includes, but is not limited to students with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), undocumented, asylee, TPS, and refugee status, as well as students from mixed-immigration status families.

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University Libraries in need of student peer mentors. Link to find out more: https://tinyurl.com/UALpic

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No events this newsletter, but here is the website for the WGRC!

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Welcome to the Women and Gender Resource Center

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The Women and Gender Resource Center is an inclusive on-campus student center which strives to create change on campus in response to sexism and misogyny, doing social justice work at the intersection of many identities such as sex, gender identity, gender expression, race, class, sexual orientation, ethnicity, and disability.

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Office of Admissions Hiring: Hispanic/Latinx Outreach

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Office of Admissions Hiring: Hispanic/Latinx Outreach

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"A ThinkTank math tutor, Ella (she/her), will be holding drop-in office hours in the Women and Gender Resource Center on Mondays from 11-1pm. Ella can tutor folks in math from Algebra up to Calc II, and there is no cost for students! Bring your homework and get support in your classes."

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Welcome to the Adalberto & Ana Guerrero Student Center

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The Adalberto and Ana Guerrero Student Center is open Monday-Friday from 9am to 5pm. Please continue to reach out to Staff directly for any assistance. Please join our listserv or follow us on social media for updates about events and programs. For student resources and support during the COVID-19 outbreak, please visit the SSRI Resources page or the UArizona COVID-19 page.

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ASUA Organization UA Flying Samaritans provide free health services to underserved communities in Agua Prieta, Mexico. Read more on flyer! Next Meeting September 1

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Midterm season is upon us, so please take care of yourselves and know we are here for you! Happy reading :)

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Welcome to the Disability Resource Center | Disability Resource Center

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DRC ensures disability access for our campus. We work to create a universally designed campus and reduce the need for individual accommodations through proactive collaboration with University partners.

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Arizona Ambassadors and Office of Admissions Staff can participate!

Shoutout someone who has been doing a great job lately! Contact me Alexia Rascon or if you want to remain anonymous fill out the form below!

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APASA: Faculty and Staff Fridays 10/14, 11/4

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APASA: Faculty and Staff Fridays 10/14, 11/4

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Second Withdrawal Deadline: October 30

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Take a look at the shoutouts! Contact me if you want to give a shoutout!

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Welcome to African American Student Affairs (AASA) where your Black is welcome and celebrated! We are hikers, nerds, Afro punks, LGBTQIA, musicians, engineering students, gamers, activists, bookworms, fraternity and sorority members, athletes, from the city, from the country, from around the way. There's a place for all of us here! Come through!

AASA Mission:

The mission of African American Student Affairs (AASA) is to facilitate a support system that helps students achieve academic excellence and an enriching African American cultural experience at the University of Arizona. AASA provides opportunities for students to learn more about leadership, social justice, and creating community.
The mission is achieved through a focus on four key areas:

Building community among currently enrolled students

Providing personal and leadership development opportunities

Advancing the on-going development of a culturally competent campus community

Supporting diversity initiatives at the University of Arizona

History of the African American Cultural Center

The University of Arizona's African American Cultural Resource Center was established in 1991, a year and a half after students protested in front of the administration building for more resources and attention dedicated to supporting diversity and the unique needs of Black students on campus. From that protest, the students established an area dedicated to developing leadership, promoting social justice, and improving academic skills. The building that housed the newly formed cultural unit, formerly belonging to the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity, was renamed the Martin Luther King Jr. Building and is now affectionately referred to as "the MLK."

In 2016, after the uprisings on college campuses all over the United States as a result of police brutality against Black bodies, students from each of the cultural and resource centers at the University of Arizona campus banded together. They formed the Marginalized Students of the University of Arizona (MSUA). The MSUA made national news as students marched, protested, and created a list of demands to present to the university administration. Two of the demands made by AASA were for the renovation of the space at the MLK and for more space. In 2016 the funds were approved, and in April 2017, the space received a much-needed makeover. Not only were the ramp and bathroom in 209 made accessible but the entirety of room 207 was obtained and converted into a reception area complete with a kitchen space and a Black power-painted all-gender bathroom. Office spaces have new flooring, a Tranquility Room was added in the previous kitchenette space, and part of 209 was converted to office space for Graduate Assistants.

Not long after, a local artist, Vivian Da Artist, donated numerous original paintings to be displayed in 209. New furniture was purchased, and new paint, lighting, and flooring have converted the space into a true home away from home.

Over the decades, African American Student Affairs has maintained our commitment to providing a comfortable and dynamic space for students and advancing diversity at the University of Arizona to support Black student retention and graduation. The tradition continues.

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Welcome to African American Student Affairs (AASA) where your Black is welcome and celebrated! We are hikers, nerds, Afro punks, LGBTQIA, musicians, engineering students, gamers, activists, bookworms, fraternity and sorority members, athletes, from the city, from the country, from around the way. There's a place for all of us here!

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UA LGBTQ: The Trans Wildcat Alliance Every Other Thursday 

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UA LGBTQ: The Trans Wildcat Alliance Every Other Thursday 

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