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CALPIRG Internships for this semester on campus!

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Want to make a difference and get class credit? Learn more at our kick-off meeting Tuesday 1/31 at 7 p.m. at Barrows Hall.  This semester we are hiring interns to work on important campaigns to:  ·   Urge the University of California to commit to powering all operations with clean, renewable energy by no later than 2050 and for all electricity to come from renewable sources by 2030.  ·   Ban fracking and other dirty forms of oil drilling. With ample sunshine and wind, we can meet our energy needs in California and grow our economy without endangering the health and safety of our communities.    With a CALPIRG internship you will:  ·   Learn valuable skills in grassroots organizing and communication  ·   Gain professional experience  ·   Work with fun, passionate people  You'll also learn to build and lead teams of volunteers, organize events on campus, and work with the media. And you...

Student Information Systems Project Now Hiring Two eLearning Assistants

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Wanted:  Students to Transform the Student Technology Experience at UC Berkeley The Student Information Systems Project ( sisproject.berkeley.edu ) is replacing the current admissions, enrollment, registration, financial aid, student accounts, and advising systems with a modern, nimble, and effective vendor-supported system.  eLearning Assistants are needed to help students, faculty, and staff learn how to use the new CalCentral by developing clear, concise, and fun explanatory videos and online materials. You’ll be part of a multi-disciplinary team consisting of professional and student trainers, testers, designers, and project managers.  The position starts immediately but start date can be pushed to the beginning of Spring semester.  Pay is $15.00/hour. For more information, review the job description ( http://bit.ly/2fKt1iv ) and see Workstudy Job # 5773914715 . Interviews will  be held during dead week and finals week so please apply ASAP. To apply,...

Student Advisory Council on Financial Aid & Education- Call for Applications!!!

Description: The Assistant Vice Chancellor’s Student Advisory Council on Financial Aid & Education provides a unique opportunity for motivated students to provide confidential advice to the Assistant Vice Chancellor and Director of Financial Aid and other senior campus administrators on matters concerning financial aid, affordability and financial literacy. Council members help influence decisions that directly impact access and affordability at Cal. Detailed information is available in the charge. Qualifications: ·          are able and willing to make a firm commitment to attend a regularly scheduled 90 minute monthly meeting (note: consistent attendance is required for membership in the group) ·          have a passion for empowering students to make the best financial choices possible through a strong financial literacy program and a strong interest in discussing innovative aid programs to ke...

Oakland Community Builders Internship Program- Student DEADLINE SEPT. 6TH 2013

Oakland Community Builders Internship Program Accepting Student Applications for 2013-14 Interested in grassroots community organizing? Want to gain experience working on pressing social justice issues on the ground in the East Bay? Apply to be an Oakland Community Builders intern! Application Deadline: September 6, 2013 Preliminary Interviews September 10-13, 2013 Oakland Community Builders (OCB) is a yearlong internship program that trains students in what it means to be a community organizer while addressing the needs of communities in the East Bay. OCB will: · Challenge you to analyze community organizing tactics and social issues rather than just read about them · Offer you a chance to contribute to your local community · Let you meet and interact with other students who share your interest in civic engagement. You will leave the program with tools and experiences that will be useful and applicable to your own community organizing projects. In addition t...

Career Center Hiring Peers For 2013-2014

*WORK STUDY ELIGIBLE ONLY* The Career Center prepares undergraduates, graduate students, and alumni to make informed decisions about their futures by providing comprehensive resources, programs, and counseling on career development, internships, employment, and graduate school. The Peer Advisor position is an integral role in the success of our programs and services. Working directly with and supervised by a Career Counselor, Peer Advisors are trained to be extremely knowledgeable about Career Center services, and will assist students through providing daily customer service in the Career Center, one-to-one advising, and conducting workshops. You must qualify for Work Study to apply for this position. For a complete description and instructions on how to apply, please see the Work Study site. http://workstudy.berkeley.edu Applications due Friday, July 13. For questions, contact Santina Pitcher at santina@berkeley.edu

Speaker Panel - Market-Inc. - Info and Announcement

"Internet Marketing Speaker Panel - Presented by Market-Inc. Date: Thursday, March 7, 2013 Time: 6:00PM-7:30PM Location: Blue & Gold Room, Career Center (2440 Bancroft Way, Berkeley) Learn about: Search Engine Optimization, Social Media Marketing, and Web Analytics, etc. Acquire information about a fascinating career with rapid growth in job opportunities, unparalleled work-life balance, and limitless possibilities to advance! From alumni and Internet Marketing professionals panelists including: eBay - Senior Product Manager, Internet Marketing WCG - Web Analytics Associate Webmarketing 123 - Strategic Account Director RealPage - Online Marketing Director SmartRecruiter - Online Marketing Manager Alicka Inc. – CEO Attire: Business casual Open to all majors! RSVP via callisto.berkeley.edu About Market-Inc. Market-Inc. is the first Internet Marketing student organization at UC Berkeley. It serves as a platform for Internet Marketing education, real-world project engagements, and...

Peer Mentorship Program for International Students - Info

Welcome Back Signatories! New Peer Mentorship Program for International Students http://internationaloffice.berkeley.edu/peer_mentorship Do you enjoy meeting and helping new international students? Want to help the Fall 2013 freshman class with their transition to campus and life here in Berkeley? If so, we're excited to share with you a brand new opportunity! The Peer Mentorship Program will pair current Berkeley students (you!) with new incoming students for the Fall 2013 semester. Each peer mentor will be assigned a small group of new students to help adjust to Berkeley. Some activities you can share with your mentees include: hosting small socials events attending a program already happening on campus going out to eat or to have coffee/tea any fun activity that brings the group together! Mentors will also have one-on-one meetings with their mentees to make sure they are having a positive transition. Berkeley International Office will provide training, suppo...

Daily Wellness Facebook App

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Cal Rec Sports has developed a new health and wellness tool that is based on the six dimensions of wellness: physical, spiritual, emotional, intellectual, career and community. The Daily Wellness Facebook App was developed from a belief that wellness is about achieving balance in all aspects of your life and has been designed to accommodate all ages and abilities. Read more below to get started today! Rewards: Random winners of FitWell merchandise will be selected daily for two weeks beginning the week of January 28 - February 8 and weekly thereafter. Complete one activity daily for 30 consecutive days to win a gold star and wellness page. Get Started!: Click on the button below or on the Daily Wellness icon located on the Cal Rec Sports Facebook page to begin your journey to a healthier you! An announcement will be posted to a participants wall each time they choose an activity that in turn will inspire others on their wellness journey. Community: There is something for ev...

Young People For Leadership Development Fellowship - Info and Application

Young People For (YP4) Leadership Development Fellowship Deadline: Feb. 7, 2013 Young People For (YP4) is a strategic, long-term leadership development program that identifies, engages and empowers the newest generation of progressive leaders. Our one-year fellowship equips diverse college students with the skills and resources necessary to create change that lasts on their campuses and in their communities. YP4 Fellows receive access to: Trainings from national and regional progressive movement leaders One-on-one mentoring from YP4 staff, alumni and partner leaders in the progressive movement Assistance and support in implementing a sustainable, community-driven action plan Apply for the Fellowship today or nominate another progressive leader on campus! Applications are due no later than February 7, 2013. Contact William Dennis at wdennis@pfaw.org or by phone at 202.467.2341 if you have any questions about the Fellowship. http://www.facebook.com/l/TAQHTcL5O/ww...

Health and Wellness

Dear UC Berkeley students, As we move into the final stretch of the semester, we encourage you to take this opportunity to reflect on your personal well-being and what you may be experiencing as you try to complete papers and projects and prepare for exams. Each of you came to Cal with many strengths, including your ability to connect to others and resources, your problem solving skills, and your motivation to succeed. With the rigorous academic workload and difficulties taking care of multiple and competing demands, it can be challenging and overwhelming to be a UC Berkeley student. These academic pressures are often compounded by financial pressures and family concerns, especially for students who are the first in their family to pursue a higher degree of education. For graduate students, qualifying exams, dissertation deadlines, and the balancing act of being a GSI can also present unique stressors. Be Proactive about Managing Stress : Please take the time to reflect on your wel...