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Antonio N. Martinez
May 25, 2010, 12:49:10 PM5/25/10
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From: kdona...@athletics.ucla.edu [mailto:kdona...@athletics.ucla.edu]
Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2010 10:38 AM
To: bce...@ucla.edu; pdbe...@hotmail.com; toma...@lawnet.ucla.edu; Rosenblat, Brad S.; Hsu, Ivan; Barbieri, Lauren E.; gmur...@gmail.com; jesseks...@gmail.com; gsto...@ucla.edu; henna...@ucla.edu; robe...@fusion.ucla.edu; zyp...@gmail.com; Park, Grace; cynthi...@gmail.com; Martinez, Antonio; Rodriguez, Selina
Cc: vp...@gsa.asucla.ucla.edu; sunkar...@gmail.com; Anderson, Timothy R
Subject: Thank you!
On behalf of the UCLA Athletic Department and Academics and Student Services, I would like to thank you all for participating in last night's panel. The students have been raving about the information that they received and really appreciated all of the feedback that all of you contributed. I apologize for not being able to thank all of you individually yesterday, but your passion, honesty, and insight definitely gave our students a unique look at the Graduate and Professional School experience.
In trying to foster and continue the relationship between the Athletic Department, our student-athletes and the GSA, I wanted to have your approval to give your email addresses out only to the students who attended last night's Mixer. If you do not feel comfortable giving your email address out, please let me know and I will not forward it to the students.
In addition, I wanted to mention that we are currently accepting applications for our Intern Program. I have attached the application, so if you are interested, or know someone who might be, please let me know.
Once again, I wanted to thank you all and if you would like to continue to be involved with the Athletic Department or if you have any suggestions for future events with the Athletic Department, please let me know.
Anyone looking for a summer job?
From: kdona...@athletics.ucla.edu [mailto:kdona...@athletics.ucla.edu]
Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2010 10:38 AM
To: bce...@ucla.edu; pdbe...@hotmail.com; toma...@lawnet.ucla.edu; Rosenblat, Brad S.; Hsu, Ivan; Barbieri, Lauren E.; gmur...@gmail.com; jesseks...@gmail.com; gsto...@ucla.edu; henna...@ucla.edu; robe...@fusion.ucla.edu; zyp...@gmail.com; Park, Grace; cynthi...@gmail.com; Martinez, Antonio; Rodriguez, Selina
Cc: vp...@gsa.asucla.ucla.edu; sunkar...@gmail.com; Anderson, Timothy R
Subject: Thank you!
On behalf of the UCLA Athletic Department and Academics and Student Services, I would like to thank you all for participating in last night's panel. The students have been raving about the information that they received and really appreciated all of the feedback that all of you contributed. I apologize for not being able to thank all of you individually yesterday, but your passion, honesty, and insight definitely gave our students a unique look at the Graduate and Professional School experience.
In trying to foster and continue the relationship between the Athletic Department, our student-athletes and the GSA, I wanted to have your approval to give your email addresses out only to the students who attended last night's Mixer. If you do not feel comfortable giving your email address out, please let me know and I will not forward it to the students.
In addition, I wanted to mention that we are currently accepting applications for our Intern Program. I have attached the application, so if you are interested, or know someone who might be, please let me know.
Once again, I wanted to thank you all and if you would like to continue to be involved with the Athletic Department or if you have any suggestions for future events with the Athletic Department, please let me know.
Anyone looking for a summer job?
From: Cynthia Pineda Scott [mailto:cynthi...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2010 7:20 PM
To: Scott, Cynthia
Subject: Posse Job Opportunity
Hi Cynthia,
I hope you’re well. We’re looking for a new a Posse Trainer summer and I wanted to pass along the job description in case you know of anyone who might be a good match. We’ve posted the position in a number of places, including UCLA, but I know you also come in contact with a lot of great people.
Thanks!
Maya
Maya Ramos
Program Director, Posse Los Angeles
The Posse Foundation, Inc.
900 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 500
Los Angeles, CA 90017
http://www.possefoundation.org
From: Wilson, G. Jennifer
Sent:
Friday, May 21, 2010 11:03 AM
To: CAC Counseling Assistants; AAP
Graduate Mentors; College: All Chairs; Engineering: All Chairs; Art &
Architecture: All Chairs; Theater, Film, & TV: All Chairs; Wilson, Reed D.;
Deaver Campbell, Angela; O'Byrne, Kathy; Barbee, Bruce; Lyday, Dennis; LaBuda,
Jan J.; AAP Counselors; Armstrong, Ashley E.; Honors Program Professional Staff;
Dept. Counselors; CAC ASK Peer Counselors; CAC Counselors; CAC Student Athlete
Counselors; Hasson, Tama; Eberhardt, Leah M
Subject: FW: Rhodes,
Marshall, Mitchell and Churchill Scholarships-- application Fall
2010
Subject: Rhodes, Marshall, Mitchell and Churchill Scholarships
Dear Colleagues: I know you have some stellar and
extraordinary students with one year left at UCLA
or students who have
recently
graduated . If any of these would
benefit from and contribute to study for one or two years in England/UK on a
British Marshall or a Rhodes Scholarship; or for
one year on a Churchill Scholarship
(sciences and Engineering only); or study in Ireland for one
year on a Mitchell Scholarship,
do put them in contact with me or with Director of Counseling Alison
Nickerson. These are extraordinarily
prestigious and lucrative scholarships. The campus deadlines
for nomination for these
scholarships this year are in mid September (application September 20 10 for graduate study begining Fall 20 11).
It is essential that scholars begin this process early. We already
have some excellent prospects. Let's add to them. Please assess your
finest students and leaders and
encourage likely candidates to email me at gjwi...@college.ucla.edu and
Alison at ali...@college.ucla.edu They
should also check out National Scholarships on the Honors website
http://www. honors.ucla.edu
We shall explain to students the process of institutional
nomination and assist candidates with their applications. I encourage you to forward this email to faculty and
others in your departments who work with students. With best regards, Jennifer
W.
G. Jennifer
Wilson, Ph.D.
Asst. Vice
Provost for Honors
UCLA
Honors
Programs
A 311 Murphy
Hall, Box 951414
405 Hilgard
Avenue
Los Angeles, CA
90095-1414
Internal Mail
Code: 141401
email: gjwi...@college.ucla.edu
Ph: (310)
825-1752
Fx: (310)
825-0564
- SEE College Prep: Now Recruiting Volunteer Tutors for the Summer -
- About SEE College Prep -
SEE College Prep is the largest non-profit organization focused on SAT preparation in California, and the second largest in the United States. SEE trains top undergraduates to deliver quality summer SAT preparation programs to disadvantaged high school students. We have created a 5-week, 42-hour program and curriculum to be implemented through partnerships with currently existing college preparation programs that lack the resources to fully prepare their students for college. Since the creation of this summer program, SEE has served more than 500 educationally disadvantaged high school students and has helped students to improve their SAT scores by an average of 240 points, eliminating nearly 90% of the gap between the richest and poorest students and helping to prove, once and for all, that all students can succeed if given the opportunity. This summer we will expand to serve more than 600 students at 20 program sites across California.
- Website -
http://www.seecollegeprep.com
- Products -
We are currently seeking volunteer tutors for our CSULA summer program.
- Position Description -
The SEE College Prep Summer Tutor is a volunteer summer position. Tutors must fulfill two roles: 1) commit 4-8 hours per week for a total of 5 weeks to lead small group sessions and 2) serve as mentors and role models for deserving students from low-income families. The curriculum is set, and Tutors will be leading small group sessions 2-4 hours per day during the week. Responsibilities as a volunteer Tutor include, but are not limited to, coordinating schedules for meetings and training with the site Project Director and attending volunteer training sessions. Volunteers are expected to work 4-8 hours per week Monday-Thursday, with each workday consisting of approximately 2 hours of leading small group sessions, 1 hour of preparation work, and 1.5 hours of grading student work. This is a great opportunity to develop leadership skills, while building relationships with enthusiastic high school students as well as fellow volunteer tutors.
- Eligibility -
Current undergraduate and graduate students are welcome to apply.
- Program Duration -
5 weeks starting July 12th and ending August 13th 2010.
- Location -
California State University, Los Angeles
- Contact Information -
If you are interested in applying, please email seecolleg...@gmail.com to request an electronic Contract Form which can be submitted electronically. If you have any questions, feel free to send an email as well.
- Deadline -
The deadline to apply to the program is Monday, May 31st, by 12:00 noon.
- About SEE College Prep -
SEE College Prep is the largest non-profit organization focused on SAT preparation in California, and the second largest in the United States. SEE trains top undergraduates to deliver quality summer SAT preparation programs to disadvantaged high school students. We have created a 5-week, 42-hour program and curriculum to be implemented through partnerships with currently existing college preparation programs that lack the resources to fully prepare their students for college. Since the creation of this summer program, SEE has served more than 500 educationally disadvantaged high school students and has helped students to improve their SAT scores by an average of 240 points, eliminating nearly 90% of the gap between the richest and poorest students and helping to prove, once and for all, that all students can succeed if given the opportunity. This summer we will expand to serve more than 600 students at 20 program sites across California.
- Website -
http://www.seecollegeprep.com
- Products -
We are currently seeking volunteer tutors for our CSULA summer program.
- Position Description -
The SEE College Prep Summer Tutor is a volunteer summer position. Tutors must fulfill two roles: 1) commit 4-8 hours per week for a total of 5 weeks to lead small group sessions and 2) serve as mentors and role models for deserving students from low-income families. The curriculum is set, and Tutors will be leading small group sessions 2-4 hours per day during the week. Responsibilities as a volunteer Tutor include, but are not limited to, coordinating schedules for meetings and training with the site Project Director and attending volunteer training sessions. Volunteers are expected to work 4-8 hours per week Monday-Thursday, with each workday consisting of approximately 2 hours of leading small group sessions, 1 hour of preparation work, and 1.5 hours of grading student work. This is a great opportunity to develop leadership skills, while building relationships with enthusiastic high school students as well as fellow volunteer tutors.
- Eligibility -
Current undergraduate and graduate students are welcome to apply.
- Program Duration -
5 weeks starting July 12th and ending August 13th 2010.
- Location -
California State University, Los Angeles
- Contact Information -
If you are interested in applying, please email seecolleg...@gmail.com to request an electronic Contract Form which can be submitted electronically. If you have any questions, feel free to send an email as well.
- Deadline -
The deadline to apply to the program is Monday, May 31st, by 12:00 noon.
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