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Join us and get a chance to enjoy junk food, a space where you can have a break from stress or get a change to study in a quiet place.
THURS DEC. 9 9-11pm

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Join us for some fun, food, and relaxation!
THURS. DEC 9

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Come join APAMSA, ACEL, APASA, and VSA for their 8th study cafe where you can meet new people and study for finals!

Wednesday, December 8th
6-10 PM
Location: ILC 141

Food will be provided!

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Ask questions and get mental health tips!

Friday, December 10
12 p.m.

Ask questions ahead of time at the link below:
tinyurl.com/APASAxDrDeo

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We Are Hiring Student Desk Assistants!

Apply here!

Any questions can be directed to Jermainewilliams@arizona.edu

IG: @aasa_uofa
Facebook: @aasauofa

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Join APASA & NASA!

Thursday, December 9th
Beginning at 9 AM
APASA & NASA Lounges
2nd floor of the Nugent Building

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Submit applications to jobs@b-word.org by December 10, 2021. Please include “EIC Application” in the subject line. Include your cover letter in the body of the email, and attach your resume.

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Únete a Amistades para combatir el VIH/SIDA
18 de diciembre, 2021
Evento Gratis de 3pm-4pm

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A weekly space for graduate students to start the week and connect over coffee on us! Drop-in Monday mornings for a complimentary café beverage and stay for chats, solo studying or just relaxing into your week.

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This group will provide dedicated time to focus on writing with peers who will keep you accountable! Thursdays @1:30-3:30pm

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Free food

Lounge and study space

Computers and Printing

Feminist Pharmacy

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FALL SEMESTER HOURS:

Tuesday 2-6
Wednesday & Friday 11-3
Located in the Sonora Room on the 1st floor of the SUMC.

No registration required, please bring your own bag and cat card!

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The University of Arizona's Office of Advocacy and Support, a division of the Campus Health Service's Counseling & Psych Services (CAPS) department, is seeking two qualified candidates for the full time positions of Survivor Advocate. These positions will report to the Assistant Director of CAPS and are responsible for providing the University of Arizona’s confidential support for survivors of sexual violence, domestic violence, dating violence, sexual harassment, and/or stalking, with a primary focus on student survivors.
Minimum Qualifications:

Bachelor’s degree in social work, public health, psychology, or related field

Minimum of 3 years of relevant work experience, including serving identities and communities that have been traditionally marginalized and underserved

Documents needed to apply:
Resume and Cover Letter

Click the link to apply and for more information about the position:
https://arizona.csod.com/ux/ats/careersite/4/home/requisition/7059?c=arizona

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Summer Research Experience for Undergraduate and Master's Level Students in Cancer Prevention and Control during May 16- August 5, 2022
Application deadline January 9, 2022

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Mondays, 4-6pm
Zoom link

Weekly space that offers free, confidential support and coaching to help manage the sometime hectic intersection of being an immigrant and student at the UA.

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Position: UROC Graduate Teaching Assistant

Program: UROC-PREP Program/Ronald E. McNair Achievement Program

Pay rate: Annualized rate of $34,919. For a part-time/20 hours per week/.5fte position, $17,459.50 for the Academic Year ($8,729.75 per semester) and then Supplemental Comp for the summer $21.82/hour for up to 20 hours per week.

FTE: 20 hours per week with start date to be Monday, January 3, 2022. To work semesters: spring 2022, summer 2022, and fall 2022.

Description: This is a year-round Graduate Teaching Assistant position to provide classroom instruction and support in UROC courses to include:

· ENGL 340: Topics in Professional and Technical Writing (spring 2022)

· GRAD 495: Professional Writing (summer 2022)

· GRAD 496A: The Graduate School Application (fall 2022)

All courses are offered as part of The University of Arizona’s (UA) UROC-PREP/Ronald E. McNair Achievement Program, which is sponsored by the UA Graduate College, and provide low-income, first-generation college, and underrepresented students with opportunities and activities to develop the skills necessary to excel in their academic studies and assistance in admission into top graduate (Master’s and PhD) programs.

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Now Hiring!

All Positions:

Special Event Parking Monitor

Garage Cashier

Parking Services Officer

More information:

Student Jobs listing are posted to Handshake

https://app.joinhandshake.com/employers/154351

Contact: pts-hr@email.arizona.edu

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Free & open to the public of all ages!
December 7th, 18:00 to 18:45 (MTS)
Talk will be streamed live on YouTube and the livestream can be find on our webpage.

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The undergraduate and graduate-level courses will run concurrently on Monday and Wednesday from 12:00-1:15 p.m., with the undergraduate-level course including an online experiential learning component on Fridays. These courses will bring together students interested in learning more about facilitating dialogue across differences and supporting future diversity and inclusion initiatives across the University of Arizona’s campus community.

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Undocumented and DACA students...consider applying to these three scholarships:

The Formswift Scholarships Program

USHLI Scholarship

IME Becas Scholarship

In these posts, ScholarshipsA-Z highlights scholarships for Undocumented youth in southern Arizona. For more scholarships visit our website:
scholarshipsaz.org/scholarships

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The start of the program is Fall/Winter 2020-2021 and mentors will meet a minimum of 1-3 times for 1-3 hours with their respective mentee from December 26th-January 18th

Mentor/Mentee will meet via phone, email, or video conference. We have established different mentoring “tiers” to make sure every mentor can find something that works best for them such as Personal, Career and Educational.

Personal: Building their network, wants to hear from others undocu stories/journeys

Career: Reviewing Resume, applying for a new job

Educational: applying for a scholarship, application to undergrad/graduate program

If you are interested to join the program by becoming a mentor (undocuProfessionals) or mentee (Undocu Students) please fill out the correct form at https://www.undocuprofessionals.net/mentorships/fall-mentorship-program

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The start of the program is Fall/Winter 2020-2021 and mentors will meet a minimum of 1-3 times for 1-3 hours with their respective mentee from December 26th-January 18th

Mentor/Mentee will meet via phone, email, or video conference. We have established different mentoring "tiers" to make sure every mentor can find something that works best for them such as Personal, Career and Educational.

Personal: Building their network, wants to hear from others undocu stories/journeys

Career: Reviewing Resume, applying for a new job

Educational: applying for a scholarship, application to undergrad/graduate program

If you are interested to join the program by becoming a mentor (undocuProfessionals) or mentee (Undocu Students) please fill out the correct form below:

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The start of the program is Fall/Winter 2020-2021 and mentors will meet a minimum of 1-3 times for 1-3 hours with their respective mentee from December 26th-January 18th Mentor/Mentee will meet via phone, email, or video conference. We have established different mentoring "tiers" to make sure every mentor can find something that works best for them such as Personal, Career and Educational.

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Community Health Status and Needs Survey

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Community Health Status and Needs Survey

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The Adolescent Girls of Color, Identity & Familial Incarceration Study 

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The Adolescent Girls of Color, Identity & Familial Incarceration Study 

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Participate and get compensation!

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Individual therapy sessions that center immigrants' identities & well-being. Led by Marie Tanaka (she/her), a doctoral student in the UArizona College of Education's School Psychology program, and under the professional supervision of professors in the program.

Signup:
https://calendly.com/marietanaka-1/isrc-individual-meet-ups?month=2021-09

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Get resources to learn about, apply to, and pay for graduate or professional school as a student  from an immigrant or refugee background.

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Download our 2021 lists ➡🔗 immigrantsrising.org/2021scholarships (link in bio)

💵 paramountbuilders.com/scholarship
💵 rentlingo.com/scholarship
💵 bold.org/scholarships/amplify-black-entrepreneurs-scholarship
💵 loungelizard.com/scholarship
💵 nmfonline.org/about-our-scholarships-and-awards/programs/
💵 studentloanhero.com/scholarships

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Resources & Support for Witnesses & Targets of Asian and Pacific Islander Harassment and Hate

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Resources & Support for Witnesses & Targets of Asian and Pacific Islander Harassment and Hate

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Spark: Entrepreneurship tools for undocumented communities

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Spark: Entrepreneurship tools for undocumented communities

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SPARK YOUR ENTREPRENEURSHIP DREAMS

Learn how to leverage your skills, knowledge and experience to make money through freelancing or starting your own business
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Created by Immigrants Rising

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California Immigrant Entrepreneurs — Get up to $10,000

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Updates are made on Tuesday

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What's in this newsletter?

Events, scholarships, immigration policies, jobs

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Stay connected.
bit.ly/ISRCapp

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Impacted by COVID-19? Visit www.southtucsonco.com

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Email Matt at mtmatera@arizona.edu

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Free or affordable mental health services for  students and families from immigrant and refugee backgrounds. https://bit.ly/isrchealth

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Funds open to UA DACA & Undocumented Students

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Funds open to UA DACA & Undocumented Students

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DACA & undocumented students at the University of Arizona can qualify for these funds right now:
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UA Balance Relief Grant - Receive up to $3,000 to cover a remaining balance from any past semester. Link in bio. Funds going quickly.
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UA Student Emergency Fund - Receive up to $1,500 to cover unexpected emergency expenses, especially caused by the significant impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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UA President’s Directed Scholarship - Contact Matt, ISRC Coordinator, for details (mtmatera@arizona.edu or 520-626-6619)
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https://vimeo.com/542834025

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"We are proud to provide an annual scholarship to students who are determined to achieve a higher education, by alleviating their financial burdens.

Every year, we will select two winners to award a $1,000 scholarship, each! Our scholarship panel will review all applications and hand-pick the most qualified candidates".

https://www.beldon.com/scholarship

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BELDON® Scholarship Program, Business Scholarship | BELDON®

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BELDON®, a top home improvement company, is proud to help students achieve their higher learning goals by awarding an annual scholarship. Click to learn more.

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Every year, we award a $1,500 college scholarship to one U.S. undergrad in business, business management, advertising, marketing, or related fields.
https://www.maxhomenow.com/scholarship/

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MaxHome is a leading home improvement company that is dedicated to upgrading the beauty and functionality of homes, from the bathroom to the backyard. Our customers choose us because we are experts in the home renovation industry, and we are proud to remodel bathrooms, replace windows, and install outdoor living structures, including sunrooms, screen rooms, patio covers, and pergolas.

And, while we are committed to our customers and making their homes more comfortable, functional, and beautiful, we are also committed to giving back in any way we can. This is why the team at MaxHome is thrilled to announce our annual college scholarship contest. Every year, we award a $1,500 college scholarship to one U.S. undergrad in business, business management, advertising, marketing, or related fields.

So, it's time to get creative because, if you want to win this outstanding scholarship, we'll need you to write an essay. That's right - you'll need to bust out those writing chops and impress us with your critical thinking skills.

Check out the details below for your chance to win this scholarship from MaxHome. We want to help you turn your dreams of a successful future into a reality.

Qualifications:

To be eligible, applicant must have a minimum 3.5 cumulative GPA and submit a 1,000 - 1,500 word essay entitled "MaxHome Scholarship". Student must be a U.S. undergrad in business, business management, advertising, marketing, or related fields.

The essay must answer the following question: In 2006, our team developed our mission statement "Everybody Happy" because we truly believe that we can make customers, employees, and vendors happy every day. What are three ways you believe technology will influence the future of customer service and satisfaction?

Application Process:

Mail your official transcript and essay to:

MaxHome
819 Central Ave (Suite 200)
Jefferson, LA 70121

Deadline Information:

Essay will be postmarked by September 1st, annually

Winner will be selected by November 15th, annually

Disbursement awards by December 1st, annually

The MaxHome Scholarship award will be submitted to the college that matches the student's primary .edu email address. The funds from this scholarship must be solely disbursed on tuition, books, supplies, and any additional fees required for the student's classes.

After the winner is chosen, enrollment and qualifications will be confirmed.

If an applicant no longer meets the eligibility requirements at the time of distribution, MaxHome will withhold the award.

In the event that no applicant meets the scholarship's requirements for academic achievement and writing aptitude, MaxHome reserves the right to withhold disbursement.

MaxHome is the leader in home window replacement services for the New Orleans community.

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MaxHome is a leading home improvement company that is dedicated to upgrading the beauty and functionality of homes, from the bathroom to the backyard. Our customers choose us because we are experts in the home renovation industry, and we are proud to remodel bathrooms, replace windows, and install outdoor living structures, including sunrooms, screen rooms, patio covers, and pergolas.

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The Annual Votacall Innovate | Communicate College Scholarship Essay Contest

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The Annual Votacall Innovate | Communicate College Scholarship Essay Contest

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The cost of higher education has dramatically increased in recent years, making it harder and harder for college bound students to pay for the college experience. We view this as a major problem, and wanted to see if we could chip in to help.  That's why we established The Annual Innovate | Communicate College Scholarship Essay Contest. Applicants must submit an essay addressing a technology related topic provided by us.  The winning entry will be awarded a $2,000 scholarship.
https://www.votacall.com/scholarship

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Apply now for Votacall's Annual Scholarship by submitting your essay today.

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The Adobe Research Women-in-Technology Scholarship includes:

A $10,000 award paid once.

A Creative Cloud subscription membership for one year.

An opportunity to interview for an internship at Adobe.

https://adoberesearch.ctlprojects.com/scholarship/

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Adobe Research | Women-in-Technology Scholarship

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Applications are now open. Apply Here via Scholarship America. Scholarship America will accept up to 250 completed applications that meet our eligibility requirements, and after that point, the system will be closed. The application system will remain open until September 8, 2021 at 3 pm CST or until 250 applications are accepted.

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Money Metals Exchange Scholarship Program

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Money Metals Exchange Scholarship Program

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Money Metals Exchange and the Sound Money Defense League will be awarding this scholarship to two incoming or current undergraduate students and two graduate students each year.

https://www.moneymetals.com/scholarship

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Money Metals Exchange, a national precious metals dealer recently ranked "Best in the USA," has teamed up with the Sound Money Defense League to help qualified students pay for the ever-rising costs of tuition, fees, books, and supplies.

These groups have just introduced the first gold-backed scholarship of the modern era, setting aside 100 oz of physical gold for scholarships to outstanding undergraduate and graduate students who display deep understanding of economics and monetary policy.

Precious Metals Resources

Money Metals Exchange and the Sound Money Defense League will be awarding this scholarship to two incoming or current undergraduate students and two graduate students each year.

Judged Scholarship Award:

Undergraduate Student First Place: $2,000

Undergraduate Student Runner Up: $1,000

Graduate Student First Place: $2,000

Graduate Student Runner Up: $1,000

Application Deadline: Application, resume, and essay must be submitted by September 30, 2020.

To apply for this scholarship, students should fill out the application form below, provide proof of current attendance at a high school, college, or university (by submitting, for example, a transcript) and upload their current resume and their essay. Essays should be roughly 1,000 words in length and should answer ONE of the following questions:

1. How has the Federal Reserve System helped or hurt the American economy?

2. Most economists, even those who support private property and free markets, think that money (or monetary services, or money and banking, etc.) is a special good that must be produced and controlled by the government. Do you agree or disagree, and why?

3. How do you think the free market would handle money, if there were no government intervention of any kind?

4. How could America best return to a gold or bi-metallic (gold and silver) standard?

This scholarship will be open to high school seniors, undergraduate students, and graduate students with an interest in economics, specifically the tradition of the Austrian school. You DO NOT have to be an economics major to be eligible to receive this scholarship.

Essays will be reviewed by a blue ribbon committee of professors, economists, and executives of Money Metals Exchange and Sound Money Defense League. The panel will select two (2) undergraduate winners and two (2) graduate winners. All four (4) articles will be published on one or both organizations' websites.

The deadline to submit the application, resume, and essay is September 30, 2021.

For more information, please email scholarship [at] moneymetals.com

Also, follow @MoneyMetals and@SoundMoneyDef on Twitter for any updates or announcements.

Apply Today for the Scholarship

Privacy Policy and User Communications

Privacy Policy: By submitting an application, the applicant automatically grants Money Metals Exchange, Sound Money Defense League, its agents and/or representatives permission to post the applicant's name, university, photo (if submitted) and winning essay on either organizations' or in other marketing communications in the event he or she is awarded the scholarship. We are also granted permission to call and/or send you information regarding your application.

User Communications - When you send email communications to Money Metals Exchange, Sound Money Defense League, its agents and/or representatives may retain those communications in order to process or respond to your inquiries or application as related to the scholarship. Money Metals Exchange, Sound Money Defense League, its agents and representatives will not knowingly sell, share, rent or otherwise transfer your information other than in accordance with the terms set forth in this Privacy Policy. By participating in this scholarship, you give us your express consent to confirm your admission and attendance at the college or university by contacting the institution for verification.

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Money Metals Exchange Gold-Backed Scholarship: Apply Today!

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Money Metals Exchange, a national precious metals dealer recently ranked "Best in the USA," has teamed up with the Sound Money Defense League to help qualified students pay for the ever-rising costs of tuition, fees, books, and supplies.

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Masks are required for all students/staff in the cultural and resource centers.

Avoid crowded areas and put space between yourself and others.

Centers will provide masks, contactless sanitizer, plexiglass to separate work tables when possible, and a lounge cleaned on a sanitation schedule. Not everyone in our community can or has been vaccinated against COVID-19, including children under the age of 12.

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The Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid (OSFA) has launched a redesigned Tribal Aid resource page. The updated page went live on 08/01/21. This project has been in the works for the past year and continues to be refined as we move forward to include additional resources and incorporate feedback we receive.

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Looking for student workers to assist with programming, communication, and social media.

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Supporting Doctoral Study for Underrepresented Students in African American Literature, Language, Culture, and Black Digital and Public Scholarship.

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Supporting Doctoral Study for Underrepresented Students in African American Literature, Language, Culture, and Black Digital and Public Scholarship.

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Join our next cohort of Cooper-Du Bois fellows and learn more about Penn State’s dual-title Ph.D. in African American and Diaspora Studies, opportunities for enhanced funding, and the new Center for Black Digital Research #DigBlk.
Apply now for this three-day program to attend workshops on a variety of topics related to graduate studies and the admissions process.

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Hybrid and you can drop-in every Thursday between 1-2pm!

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Join us for round 2 of game night! Let's have a fun night playing. We hope to see you for a night filled with fun, laughs, games, and snacks!
Dec 7th @6:00pm

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Femmiverse: A Feminist Poetry Space
Join us every Thursday from 1p-2p in the WGRC for a feminist poetry space where we will:

Build and share community in a creative and vibrant writing space

Engage in thematic prompts and free writing sessions

Create, collaborate on, and perform poetry in a diverse community of creators

Questions? Email Mariah Harvey mhharvey@arizona.edu

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Join us as we go to Topgolf for a fun Hanukkah evening event!
Tuesday, Dec 7 @6:30pm

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Flyer Text 2: Book Club Registration. To register and join the AASA/WGRC Virtual Book Club this. Fall, please register through GroupMe: https://groupme.com/join_group/69603018/GxEU5eWJ or Scan the QR Code Below.

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Queer and Trans People of Color & Two-Spirit Discussion Group

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Queer and Trans People of Color & Two-Spirit Discussion Group

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Queer and Trans People of Color & Two-Spirit Discussion Group.

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Resources for undocumented grad students

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Resources for undocumented grad students

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At My Undocumented Life, we have compiled a list of key information & resources to help you navigate the graduate school application process and experience while undocumented (with or without DACA), including fellowship opportunities that are open to undocumented students and advice from former/current undocumented graduate students.

We will continue to expand this resource page so please make sure to bookmark it!

OVERVIEW OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL APPLICATION PROCESS

If you need a quick overview of the graduate school application process, we recommend checking out this webinar: " UndocuGrads Virtual Workshop " where 13 formerly/currently undocumented graduate students discussed:

Reasons why you might consider applying to graduate school

The difference between Master's and PhD programs

Costs associated with applying and attending grad school

Funding opportunities available for undocumented students

Recommended next steps to prepare your application

This workshop is particularly helpful if this is your first time learning about graduate school and/or you have questions such as: "How do I identify programs to apply to? What are the application materials that are typically required? How many schools should I apply to? What are some funding options available for undocumented students? How do I start preparing a strong application?"

Stay tuned for future events by Note: The Dream.Us & Carolina (founder of My Undocumented Life) are hosting a Mini-Conference on Graduate School geared towards undocumented students this August 25 & 26, 2021. To learn more about the online event & to register, check out this post. subscribing to our platform (it's free!)

PREPARING YOUR APPLICATION

One of the first things to know as you prepare your applications is that each application may cost anywhere from $50 to $100+. There may be application fee waivers available depending on the department/school, so we encourage you to reach out to the school you are applying to in order to figure out if you may be eligible for an application fee waiver.

In terms of who to contact, it will vary, but you want to do some research and see if any of the following offices have information available regarding fee waivers: the Graduate Program Office; the Graduate School Admissions Office; the Financial Aid Office. You may also consider fundraising online/offline to help you cover graduate school application costs. For a template you can use when contacting offices regarding application fee waivers and advice on fundraising, check out this post: " I am undocumented- How do I pay for graduate school? (Part 2 of 2) "

FUNDING

Check out these posts featuring scholarship, fellowship, and grant opportunities that are open to undocumented graduate students. For funding opportunities with approaching deadlines, check out this page .

For more personal advice, check out this post: " I am undocumented-How do I pay for graduate school? (Part 1 of 2) "

ADVICE FROM FELLOW UNDOCUMENTED GRADUATE STUDENTS

As you navigate the application process and beyond, it is imperative that you connect with fellow undocumented graduate students who can share their experience, advice, and resources. Check out this post where Carolina, Founder & Editor-in-Chief of My Undocumented Life, shares her personal advice regarding the graduate school application process: " Tips for Applying to Graduate School as an Undocumented Student "

To learn more and join the UndocuGrads National Network with over 800+ members, check out this form .

We also encourage you to read through these posts where fellow undocumented graduate students discuss how they made the most of their grad school experience, how they made decisions about disclosing/concealing their immigration status during their grad school journey, how to gain research experience, and much more.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Applying to Graduate School: If you are currently applying to graduate school programs, check out these posts with important information about the application process, GREs, advice from current undocumented grad school students, etc.

Immigration News: The political landscape is constantly changing. Check out this page to stay up-to-date with the latest immigration-related news and policies.

Get Involved : Whether you are looking for ways to support community efforts, considering becoming an organizer, or already a leader in your community, here are resources to help you stay connected and up-to-date, including news about upcoming events, webinars, and more.

DON'T FORGET TO SHARE THIS PAGE WITH YOUR FRIENDS!
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At My Undocumented Life we provide up-to-date information and resources for undocumented immigrants and allies. We post scholarship opportunities that are open to undocumented students, strategies for navigating the educational system, information on how to apply for DACA/Advance Parole, news on DAPA, and much more. Most importantly, we want to provide a sense of community to our diverse group of readers. Learn more about our work here: " About Us "

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UA Cultural & Inclusive Experiential Learning

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UA Cultural & Inclusive Experiential Learning

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Learn about culture, do service learning projects, engage with the community and history of Hawai'i. APPLY NOW for one week in Oahu, Hawai'i.

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You can give back to the community by mentoring youth!

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The UArizona Sonoran Center for Excellence in Disabilities is hiring a student to join our Marketing and Communication's Team. Apply for this opportunity on Handshake.

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FMI is looking to hire a FWS undergraduate assistant to assist with some projects and event planning and preparation. Apply on Handshake or email your resume and cover letter to FMI Program Coordinator.

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WGRC'S peer mentor, Skyler, is a RISE leader and trained in psychological first aid! Drop in to get connected to THRIVE, UA campus resources and to learn more about the peer mentoring program.

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Open to students of all genders who have experienced sexual assault or sexual violence.

Free, drop-in, no registration necessary!
Zoom meeting ID:874 148 565 63
Thursday @3:00pm Via Zoom

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Friendly and ready to support students transitioning to campus life, our CLC mentors are happy to connect and guide those new to campus.

Her in-person and online office hours are:

Mondays
10:30 AM-12 PM
Wednesdays
3-5 PM

Location: APASA Lounge (Nugent 205) or Zoom

Email her at jennytram@email.arizona.edu to set up a meeting.

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Now recruiting for Spring and Summer 2022 Internship Opportunity. This internship is for students studying in the field of government and business leadership.

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Now Recruiting Paid Standardized Patients 

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Now Recruiting Paid Standardized Patients 

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Are you interested in making a difference in healthcare and education? Apply now for this opportunity! The activities pay between $20 per hour.

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Take Charge Cats are Hiring !
Present personal finance workshops in local classrooms and to the community.

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This position is responsible for assisting in the facilitation of the Unidas Teen Philanthropy Program. For more information or to apply contact Brigette Villasenor at bvillasenor@womengiving.org

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We are seeking for motivated and committed UArizona leaders to work with students from Pueblo and Cholla High School for the 2021-2022 academic year. Apply now!

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UA Hillel is looking for student marketing volunteers to help run our social channels. This is a paid position. Apply now!

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Looking for a Job? Take a look at our Hillel Job Board!
If you have a job to share contact us!

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Book an appointment now!

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Open Zoom Office Hours
Every Friday 2-5pm

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CIELO seeks to provide free to low-cost short-term programs both domestic and abroad. Apply now! The application deadline is Feb 25th, 2022

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Available for purchase at only $54 a box!
Hillel is offering a special opportunity for you to support your students while they are away from home!

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If you are interested in helping to plan this important and impactful event please reach out to Abbii Cook.

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Meet with Hector Reyes our embedded caps counselor at GSC
TUESDAYS @1pm
Available in person and online!

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Support Research on Latinx/Hispanic Career Development! 

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Support Research on Latinx/Hispanic Career Development! 

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Use the QR code to fill the survey and you could win a $50 Amazon gift card :)

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Every Monday from 2-4pm
It is totally free!
Via zoom

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Get a taste of authentic locally produced Tohono O'odham cuisine and get engage with community member of this culture!

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Our Financial aid Peer Advisor, Lynne, provides assistances to students who are having difficulty with their financial aid package and/or navigating the Scholarships and Financial Aid office. Drop into his office hours on any Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 11:30 am - 1:00 pm or on a Friday 1pm - 5pm. Join FAPA Virtual Office Hours with link in our linktree!