Student Union Assembly (SUA), UC Santa Cruz

DID YOU KNOW?
There are new campus testing sites and new covid protocols!

SUA meeting today! Link in Bio

Student Union Assembly Meeting today! It’s at 7:30pm and the zoom link and agenda are located in the flyer!

The Student Union Assembly is excited to announce a new edition of UCSC’s monthly newsletter named Slug Scoop - created by students for students! Slug Scoop was created last spring by the SUA Office of the President and aims to build community as well as serve as an outreach platform for all. The newsletter spotlights various UCSC students, organizations, upcoming campus-wide events, and student-led projects. Slug Scoop is the perfect opportunity to highlight student accomplishments, spread the word about current initiatives, and increase your overall outreach efforts!

Link to the latest edition: https://mailchi.mp/b807681e2358/ucscsuanewsletter-13648108

We greatly encourage all members of the UCSC community to submit to the newsletter using the submission form linked below. Don’t forget to subscribe and spread the word!
Submission form: http://bit.ly/slugsubmit Subscription form: http://bit.ly/slugsubscribe
For questions about the newsletter and forms, please email the SUA Multimedia Manager, Anika Mittal, at [email protected]. To learn more about the SUA, visit our website and make sure to follow us on Instagram for all the latest updates!

On February 1, 2022 the SUA passed a resolution in support of unionization efforts by student workers at Starbucks. Please support the cause by clicking the link in their bio to learn more.

And feel free to reach out to [email protected] or [email protected] with any questions about how to get further involved!

Join the UCSA Webinar today! register through the link provided!

It’s that time again! We are currently recruiting StARs for the upcoming Regents Meeting on January 18-20. The deadline to apply is January 10!

Got questions on remote learning? Join us for a LIVE Q&A tonight on @ucsc to answer your questions/concerns about online learning and provide existing on campus. Got a question that you want answered for tonight's Q&A? Comment below! 💻 : TONIGHT, April 12, 6-630PM on IG LIVE 😀 : SUA President Shivika Sivakumar, Slug Tech Case Manager Kristen McMaster and UCSC Online Education Director Michael Tassio See you there! ___ #ucsc #ucsantacruz

Hello Slugs.

The Student Union Assembly (SUA), in partnership with the Dean of Students and the UC and UCSC Offices of Campus Counsel, is excited to announce the launch of a new program that will provide UCSC students with access to free legal consultation services related to off-campus, non-UCSC housing issues. This important resource for students can help you navigate your off-campus housing experience should any legal related issues arise.

How it works
If you live off campus and need help understanding your lease agreement or are experiencing a dispute with a landlord, Off-Campus Legal Consultation Services is available to you through McManis Law. When you contact McManis Law you will be guided through an intake process, and then a meeting will be scheduled with an attorney. At the meeting the attorney will speak with you about the issues that you are experiencing, provide consultation about your legal rights and obligations, and provide guidance on potential next steps. These services are free of charge. Students may receive two consultations for a given legal issue.
Contact Information: Call 408-918-2091 for a consultation.

For more information, including FAQs, please visit the Off-Campus Housing Legal Consultation Services webpage

DID YOU KNOW?

All undergraduate and graduate students can claim their free access to all applications part of Adobe Creative Cloyd using their .edu!

Adobe photoshop, illustrator, after effects, acrobat, and indesign come for free as a part of the creative cloud.

Instructions on how to access it is explained in the post.

Hello slugs,

The SUA wants to unveil the “hidden curriculum” on campus. This refers to the unwritten, unofficial, and often unintended lessons, values, and perspectives that students pick up in school but are often unknown by the majority. For example, the best study spots on campus, services/resources that aren't well advertised.

This series aims to teach people about these resources, tips, and services on campus that folks might not have known about in our current virtual setting.

The members of the SUA have a vast knowledge of the school, but we don't know everything, so if you have anything that you think should be featured, please submit to the google form.

Google form: http://bit.ly/sua_didyk