UC San Diego - Student Life

UC
San
Diego
Student
Life
Fall
2009
–
Highlights
&
Attendance
Report
ASSOCIATED
STUDENTS
ADMINISTRATION
(AS)
Media
Guidelines
Task
Force
The
Associate
Vice
President
of
Student
Organizations
Andrew
Ang
chaired
a
task
force
comprised
of
A.S.
members
to
review
the
A.S.
funding
guidelines
for
student
media
organizations.
During
the
Fall
Quarter,
the
task
force
reviewed
its
existing
guidelines,
and
they
also
researched
other
campus
funding
policies.
The
committee
proposed
some
new
criteria,
and
they
will
be
submitting
the
changes
to
the
A.S.
Council
in
early
Spring
Quarter.
SRTV
Management
Changes
The
Associate
Vice
President
of
Student
Services
Meredith
Madnick
instituted
several
changes
to
the
SRTV
charter
and
the
organizational
structure
of
the
SRTV
managers.
Meredith
worked
to
expand
the
job
functions
of
the
SRTV
leaders,
created
an
additional
station
manager
position,
and
developed
some
new
work‐study
positions
for
students
to
become
involved
in
the
operation
of
the
television
station.
First
Fall
The
Vice
President
of
Student
Life
Ricsie
Hernandez
created
a
new
program
for
freshmen
and
transfer
students
called
“First
Fall.”
Similar
to
the
format
of
Welcome
Week,
a
website
was
created
for
departments
to
advertise
programs
that
were
geared
for
first‐year
students.
In
addition,
A.S.
allocated
funds
to
help
departments
cover
the
costs
of
the
events.
Although
attendance
was
small
at
many
of
the
First
Fall
events,
the
structure
is
in
place
to
expand
the
First
Fall
program
next
year.
Student
Sustainability
Collective
The
Student
Run
Sustainability
Collective
allocated
$40,000
for
students
to
develop
“green
initiative”
projects.
Many
of
the
students
worked
with
faculty
as
an
additional
resource
for
the
project.
Some
of
the
“green
initiative”
projects
included
urban
farms
and
a
biofuel
project.
In
addition,
SSC
developed
events
around
theme
months.
For
example,
during
the
month
of
November,
the
students
sponsored
events
around
“Water
Awareness
Month.”
A.S.
External
Affairs
The
A.S.
External
Affairs
Office
sponsored
numerous
action
projects
that
focused
on
making
Cal
Grants
mandatory
and
expressing
opposition
to
fee
increases.
The
students
from
A.S.
External
Affairs
organized
various
grassroots
lobbying
campaigns
on
the
day
of
action
events.
San
Diego
Presidents’
Council
A.S.
President
Utsav
Gupta
created
a
presidents’
council
comprised
of
student
government
presidents
from
all
San
Diego
universities
and
community
colleges.
The
presidents
will
be
meeting
on
a
regular
basis
to
discuss
issues
that
impact
all
the
campuses.
The
first
meeting
was
held
on
January
12.
A.S.
Visibility
Campaign
A.S.
President
Utsav
Gupta
charged
a
task
force
to
explore
additional
ways
for
A.S.
to
improve
its
visibility
efforts.
During
the
month
of
October,
the
A.S.
visibility
committee
coordinated
a
press
conference
to
publicize
A.S.
Council
initiatives
to
the
student
body.
In
addition,
A.S.
hosted
a
meet‐and‐greet
event
and
a
town
hall
meeting.
CENTER
FOR
STUDENT
INVOLVMENT
(CSI)
Student
Flyers
Student
Flyers
is
the
weekly
email
newsletter
about
events
and
involvement
opportunities
for
students.
21,395
separate
individuals
made
33,737
visits
to
the
Student
Flyers
website
during
the
month
of
September
2009
(74%
of
subscribers),
and
21,154
separate
individuals
made
46,215
visits
to
the
Student
Flyers
website
during
the
month
of
October
2009.
A
special
edition
of
Student
Flyers
was
sent
to
6225
incoming
freshman
and
transfer
students
on
Sept.
11,
2009.
This
edition
was
viewed
by
6,317
new
students
–
nearly
99%
of
those
receiving
the
email
visited
the
website.
The
Welcome
Week
Student
Flyers
issue
was
sent
on
Sept.
18,
2009
to
all
registered
undergrad
and
grad
students,
and
subscribed
staff
and
faculty.
The
issue
was
viewed
by
16,094
individuals
–
out
of
a
total
mailing
list
of
28,723
email
addresses.
The
typical
number
of
individual
viewers
each
week
has
leveled
off
at
more
than
9,000
which
is
an
increase
of
more
than
2,000
over
last
year,
and
more
than
double
of
previous
years.
Passport
to
Leadership
Average
ratings
for
Passport
to
Leadership
fall
workshops
(Likert
scale
from
1‐5
with
5
being
the
highest
ranking
of
excellence):
Relevant
and
worthwhile
leadership
topic‐
4.4
Helped
me
develop
my
leadership
knowledge
and
skills
–
4.0
Presenter
was
effective
–
4.5
Presentation
met
my
expectations
–
4.2
Passport
to
Leadership
Participant
Reflection
Notes:
“This
was
my
first
passport
seminar
so
I
wasn't
sure
exactly
what
to
expect,
but
I
was
surprised
that
after
only
an
hour
I
could
define
my
own
leadership
style
so
much
more
clearly.”
“I
came
to
the
meeting
solely
to
learn
leadership
and
organization
skills
without
many
expectations
since
I've
never
managed
organizations
before.
Coming
out,
I've
learned
even
more
than
I
expected,
from
personal
time
management
to
facilitating
big
meetings
and
projects.”
Greek
Life
Over
1,000
representatives
from
the
Panhellenic
and
Interfraternity
Council
participated
in
the
annual
Susan
G.
Komen
Breast
Cancer
Awareness
Walk
in
Balboa
Park
with
participation
from
various
agencies,
businesses
and
other
universities.
The
event
was
held
on
Sunday,
October
18
and
over
$950,000.00
was
raised
in
San
Diego.
The
Panhellenic
and
Interfraternity
Councils
hosted
the
quarterly
Greek
Challenge
between
chapters
where
over
50%
of
each
chapter
would
attend
the
UC
San
Diego
basketball
team
every
Friday
night
games.
Panhellenic
has
made
plans
to
expand
the
Greek
Challenge
to
incorporate
other
UCSD
sports.
Greek
101:
New
Member
Programming
was
held
where
all
new
members
from
the
Interfraternity,
Multi‐Cultural
and
Panhellenic
Council
attended
to
learn
opportunities
for
leadership
on
campus,
community
service
opportunities,
resources
and
departments
on
campus
and
an
opportunity
to
get
to
know
their
fellow
Greek
brothers
and
sisters.
The
Interfraternity
and
Panhellenic
Council
hosted
the
first
Risk
Management
Program
open
to
all
UCSD
students.
Each
chapter
had
over
60%
of
their
members
in
attendance
to
the
program.
The
presentations
and
speakers
were:
Debbie
and
Mike
Garner
“Survival
Institute
101”,
C.L.
Lindsay
“Alcohol
and
Parties”,
and
Stacy
Nadeau
from
the
Dove
Campaign
“Embracing
True
Beauty.”
Community
Law
Project
Students
participating
in
Community
Law
Project
programs
performed
2,196
hours
of
service
during
fall
quarter,
and
599
hours
of
training
and
educational
programming
hours
preparing
them
for
law
and
policy
related
experiences.
Community
Law
Project
Participant
Reflection
Notes:
“I
have
learned
about
acknowledging
my
own
privilege
and
working
to
insure
that
others
have
those
same
opportunities.
Opportunities
are
a
blessing
and
we
are
no
better
than
anyone
else,
even
though
we
may
have
had
a
different
life
experience.
Everyone’s
journey
is
different.”
“I
got
into
the
UCLA
Law
Fellows
program.
I’m
extremely
excited
for
this
amazing
opportunity
and
I
hope
to
make
the
best
of
it.
I
feel
that
my
dream
to
go
to
law
school
is
getting
closer
and
becoming
clearer
with
each
opportunity
I
take.
I
realize,
at
the
end
of
the
day,
it
is
self‐motivation
and,
most
importantly,
the
help
of
amazing,
inspiring
people
that
build
the
leaders
of
tomorrow.”
UCSD
EXPRESS
TO
SUCCESS
PROGRAMS
(ETS)
New
Initiatives:
The
Chancellor’s
Scholars
Program
was
implemented
in
collaboration
with
the
Emeriti
Mentoring
Program,
and
it
is
a
year‐long
communication
and
leadership
development
program
for
recipients
of
the
Chancellor’s
Scholarship.
Presentation
Skills
for
Graduate
Students
Seminar,
a
9‐week
seminar
designed
in
consultation
with
graduate
students
to
help
graduate
students
prepare
for
thesis/dissertation
defenses,
conference
presentations,
job
talks,
and
other
types
of
presentations
relevant
to
the
graduate
student
experience.
ETS
Professional
Communication
Seminar,
a
9‐week
seminar
focused
on
helping
students
enhance
their
knowledge
and
application
of
professional
communication
skills,
including
networking
and
interviewing,
professional
etiquette,
resumes
and
written
correspondence,
and
establishing
and
fostering
professional
mentoring
relationships
INTERGROUP
RELATIONS
PROGRAM
(IRP)
New
Annual
Facilitator
Training
Course
Developed
During
fall
2009,
IRP
launched
a
new
Facilitator
Training
course
offered
in
conjunction
with
the
Communications
Department.
This
4‐unit
course,
Theory
and
Practice
of
Intergroup
Communications,
was
first
piloted
during
2007
and
will
train
a
pool
of
undergraduate
students
to
facilitate
curricular
and
co‐curricular
Intergroup
Dialogues
in
conjunction
with
faculty
and
staff.
The
fall
2009
course
was
enrolled
to
the
capacity
of
20
students.
IRP
Launches
New
Short‐Term
Co‐Curricular
Programs
IRP
implemented
a
series
of
short‐term
co‐curricular
dialogue
programs
to
complement
its
quarter
long
4‐unit
curricular
Intergroup
Dialogues.
These
include:
1)
Desserts
and
Dialogue,
a
drop‐in
program
for
students
to
share
perspectives
on
hot
topics
relevant
to
the
campus
community;
2)
Dia‐Blog,
an
on‐line
blog
which
is
moderated
by
trained
student
dialogue
facilitators;
and
3)
Open
Dialogue
Forum,
which
provides
opportunities
for
students
to
engage
with
faculty
and
community
experts
in
a
dialogue
rather
than
lecture
and
Q&A
format.
Sustained
Co‐Curricular
Intergroup
Dialogues
IRP
will
launch
a
new
co‐curricular
gender
dialogue
course
for
fraternities
and
sororities
during
winter
quarter,
2009.
These
co‐curricular
Intergroup
Dialogues
will
be
expanded
on
other
topics
and
for
other
student
organizations
in
future
quarters.
Difficult
Dialogues
Address
Campus
Climate
Issues
In
an
on‐going
effort
to
address
campus
climate
concerns
surrounding
the
Israeli/Palestinian
conflict,
IRP
continues
to
work
with
CSI
to
facilitate
on‐going
dialogues
between
Jewish
and
Muslim
student
leaders.
IRP
has
also
been
consulting
with
Academic
Affairs
related
to
offering
a
for‐credit
Intergroup
Dialogue
on
the
topic
of
Israel/Palestine.
Lastly,
IRP
continues
to
work
with
staff
and
student
organizations
connected
to
the
Center
for
Ethics
and
Spirituality
related
to
addressing
intergroup
relations
issues.
Campus‐wide
Education
Programs
Highly
Successful
IRP
delivered
19
workshops
during
summer
and
fall
quarter
2009
for
various
constituents
on
campus.
94%
of
IRP
workshop
attendees
rated
their
overall
experience
as
excellent
or
good.
98%
would
recommend
the
workshop
to
other
students.
Additionally,
IRP
provided
RA
training
for
5
of
the
6
colleges
and
outreach/education
on
World
Aids
Day.
Intergroup
Dialogue
Research
Received
National
Attention
IRP
has
completed
the
data
gathering
phase
of
its
four‐year
longitudinal
study
of
student
learning
outcomes
related
to
Intergroup
Dialogue.
The
Multi‐University
Intergroup
Dialogue
Research
(MIGR)
findings
have
been
featured
in
a
number
of
recent
higher
education
journal
articles
including:
Evaluating
Intergroup
Dialogue:
Engaging
Diversity
for
Personal
and
Social
Responsibility,
Journal
of
American
Colleges
&
Universities,
Vol
12,
No
1
and
Intergroup
Conflict
Resolution,
Small
Group
Research,
Vol
39,
No
1.
A
book
about
the
project
and
its
findings
will
be
published
later
this
year.
Improved
Access
to
IRP
Programs
and
Services
IRP
completed
the
expansion
of
its
web
site
to
Triton
Link.
New
program
and
services
brochures
were
developed
and
distributed
during
the
fall
quarter,
2009.
IRP
Develops
New
Hate/Bias
Reporting
Procedures
During
fall
quarter,
2009
IRP
completed
a
review
and
rewrite
of
its
policies
and
procedures
related
to
hate/bias
education,
incident
reporting
and
processing
of
complaints.
This
included
a
revamp
of
its
hate/bias
reporting
web
site
tools,
which
should
go
live
this
winter
quarter.
New
Partnerships
Extend
IRP
Programming
IRP
is
partnered
with
TRIO
Summer
Residential
Program
to
provide
support
for
the
training
and
supervision
of
its
student
staff
and
to
offer
a
participant
experience
using
dialogic
techniques
and
social‐justice
themes
and
with
the
Burke
Lectureship
on
Religion
and
Society
to
provide
dialogue
opportunities
for
students
who
attend
Burke
Lectures.
UNIVERSITY
CENTERS
(UC)
Sustainability
Resource
Center
Opened
in
the
November
in
the
former
EDNA/Marketing
&
Programs
Offices
and
initially
funded
by
the
Vice
Chancellor‐Business
Affairs,
the
SRC
will
be
a
destination
for
students,
staff,
faculty,
and
visitors
who
wish
to
learn
more
about
UCSD
sustainability
efforts.
Porter’s
Pub
Porter’s
Pub
kitchen
was
renovated
and
re‐opened
in
late
fall
quarter.
The
new
kitchen
includes
a
more
efficient
layout,
new
walk‐in
cooler,
new
bar
counter,
and
vented
grill.
It
will
allow
for
a
much
more
extensive
menu
selection
and
faster
throughout.
In
a
continual
effort
to
soften
the
feel
of
the
Price
Center
East,
new
carpet
was
installed
on
the
3rd
Level
public
space
over
exposed
concrete.
In
addition,
new
lounge
furniture
was
added
to
the
Tapioca
Express
seating
area
and
the
2nd
level
East
Ballroom
lounge
and
the
Cross
Cultural
Center
lounge.
University
Centers
started
the
academic
year
with
a
fresh
focus
on
the
Student
Center.
The
Discover
Student
Center
campaign
was
launched,
including
contemporary
icons,
an
earthy
color
palette,
and
rich
textures
that
represent
the
“who,
what
and
why”
of
Student
Center.
Guardian
ads,
lamp
post
banners,
way
finding
signage,
and
a
monthly
calendar
of
events
provided
the
backbone
of
the
campaign.
The
Student
Center
Block
Party
Received
outstanding
Guardian
recognition
and
represented
a
deepening
level
of
confidence
and
partnership
between
University
Centers
and
the
UCSD
student
coops,
campus
departments,
and
those
who
frequent
the
Student
Center
on
a
regular
basis.
New
Event
Series
University
Centers
introduced
two
new
event
series
at
the
Student
Center
this
fall,
including
a
cultural
music
and
food
series,
The
Garden,
on
the
Porter’s
Pub
patio;
and
Unwind
at
the
Hump,
an
energy‐boosting
event
in
partnership
with
the
Wellness
Center.
Pub
After
Dark
Concerts
Concerts
experienced
an
elevation
in
production
levels,
with
intelligent
lighting
rigs
and
high
caliber
touring
artists
bringing
Pub
concerts
to
some
of
its
highest
levels
thus
far.
This
increase
in
production
was
welcomed
and
enjoyed
by
the
student
tech
and
marketing
teams
at
University
Centers,
for
it
offered
greater
complexity
and
involvement
opportunities.
First
Friday
–
Price
Center
Open
House
The
second
annual
First
Friday
(Price
Center
open
house)
saw
increased
department
support,
as
displayed
by
their
level
of
participation
in
game‐stop
activities
and
decorations,
and
an
increase
in
raffle
prize
contributions.
The
student‐friendly
design
of
promotional
materials
further
contributed
to
an
increase
in
student
attendance,
and
created
a
fun
festival
atmosphere
for
the
event.
First
Friday
Concert
The
inaugural
First
Friday
Concert,
featuring
Hip
Hop
artist
Keak
Da
Sneak,
was
attended
by
more
than
2,000
students.
Produced
by
University
Centers
in
partnership
with
Associated
Students,
the
concert
was
a
welcome
extension
of
the
daytime
activities.
The
First
Friday
Concert
marks
a
new
and
exciting
tradition
for
Welcome
Week
activities
at
UC
San
Diego.
Triton
Homecoming
Kick‐off
Rally
As
the
campus
continues
to
build
a
Homecoming
tradition,
University
Centers
partnered
on
the
inaugural
Triton
Homecoming
Kick‐off
Rally
providing
more
than
500
free
BBQ
meals,
and
taking
individual
and
group
photographs
with
the
Triton
Statue.
Marketing
and
Programs
Initiatives
The
Marketing
and
Programs
team
at
University
Centers
designed
and
produced
nearly
200
print
and
web
projects,
and
100
videos
motion
graphics
projects
during
the
fall
quarter
in
support
of
the
events,
programs
and
services
of
University
Centers.
Improved
Price
Center
Appearance
In
an
effort
to
create
a
more
consistent
look
and
feel
at
Price
Center,
a
review
of
all
existing
and
needed
signage
was
conducted.
Phase
1
was
completed
in
fall
quarter,
including
vinyl
way
finding
and
logos
on
all
exterior
doors
and
in
main
hallways
of
Price
Center
West,
additional
signage
in
Price
Center
East,
and
a
ceiling
mounted
One
Stop
sign.
Phase
two
will
include
new
Today
at
Price
Center
signage
throughout
the
facility,
and
more
permanent
directional
signage
in
Price
Center
West.
Commuter
Student
Services
Commuter
Student
Services
started
the
quarter
with
a
fresh
new
look
for
outreach
materials
in
the
Commuter
Lounge
of
the
Price
Center.
Vibrant
colors
and
large
scale
graphics
were
used
to
create
a
more
active
lounge
and
highlight
the
services,
activities
and
events
provided
for
commuter
students.
Commuter
Student
Services
continues
to
provide
information
on
being
a
good
neighbor
and
the
Community
Assisted
Party
Program
(CAPP)
program
to
students
living
off‐campus.
The
information
is
provided
online,
in
person,
during
workshops,
and
through
leaflets
at
commuter
events.
A
personalized
letter
was
sent
to
three
student
residences
during
fall
quarter
in
response
to
complaints
received
by
community
members.
UNIVERSITY
EVENTS
OFFICE
(UEO)
Administration
•
Hired
6
new
staff,
one
of
which
was
to
a
newly
created
position:
AS
Concerts
and
Events
Production
Manager
funded
by
A.S.
ArtPower!
•
•
Following
the
opening
of
Zanzibar
at
the
Loft,
ArtPower!
hosted
its
first
TASTE
event
in
the
Loft,
an
Israeli
Wine
Tasting
that
explored
the
wines
and
wine
regions
of
Israel
prior
to
the
Aviv
Quartet.
Immediately
after
the
tasting,
the
members
of
the
Aviv
Quartet
participated
in
a
pre‐performance
ArtTalks!
on
the
intimate
Loft
stage.
Sold
out
2009‐10
Chamber
Music
Series
Opening
Night
with
the
Emerson
String
Quartet,
followed
by
first
ever
Opening
Night
donor
development
party.
•
Irwin
and
Joan
Jacobs
underwrote
UCSD
student
tickets
with
a
$50,000
contribution.
ArtPower!
Film
•
•
First‐ever
Fresh
Air
Films,
an
outdoor
screening
on
Price
Center
Lawn
of
Dr.
Strangelove.
•
ArtPower!
Film
screened
its
first
Sneak
Peak:
When
in
Rome
which
was
well‐attended
at
192
guests,
all
students.
•
The
Loft
Video
Gallery
hosted
4
(four)
diverse
film
screening
series
that
included
80
films.
•
Hired
new
ArtPower!
Production
Manager.
The
Sleep
Dealer
event
hosted
renowned
guest
speakers
Teddy
Cruz
and
Marisa
Abrajano
as
well
as
Up&Coming
director
Alex
Rivera.
The
Loft
•
•
•
•
The
Loft
confirmed
a
year‐long
commitment
to
the
Upright
Citizens
Brigade
Tour
Company
(one
of
the
most
famous
comedy
troupes
in
the
country)
with
one
show
a
month.
Each
event
provides
and
improvisation
workshop
for
students
before
the
show.
The
Loft
continued
Luminance,
a
series
that
showcases
rising
Asian
American
stars
not
widely
recognized
in
mainstream
media
with
2
sold
out
concerts
and
artist
performances
at
the
venue
one
of
which
has
444,000
hits
on
You
Tube.
Zanzibar
at
The
Loft
opened
fully
realizing
The
Loft
as
a
performance
lounge
and
wine
bar
on
campus.
Held
UC
San
Diego’s
first
MC
Battle
with
a
sold
out
crowd
of
campus
and
community
talent.
•
Held
2
x
Club
NME
events
joining
only
4
other
cities
in
the
country
to
have
an
indie
club
night
sponsored
by
the
largest
weekly
music
publication
in
the
UK.
•
Held
the
annual
fall
banquet
of
SANGAM,
a
cultural
student
organization
at
UCSD.
•
Hosted
a
spoken
word
event
in
association
with
the
Black
Student
Union.
•
A
student
staff
member
curated
the
Loft
art
wall
for
a
quarter.
•
The
Loft
street
team
was
officially
launched
and
has
22
student
members
who
promote
Loft
events
to
the
student
body.
•
San
Diego’s
CityBeat
named
The
Loft
the
“best
venue
for
music
appreciation”
and
rewarded
an
honorable
mention
for
best
underage
venue
in
San
Diego.
•
The
Museum
of
Contemporary
Art
San
Diego
invited
The
Loft
to
partner
in
the
curation
of
their
TNT
event
–
a
multi
media,
interactive
art,
music
and
performance
event
which
attracted
1,200
members
of
the
community.
•
The
Loft
curator
appeared
twice
on
the
radio
on
KBPSs
weekend
review
program
discussing
music
events
in
San
Diego.
A.S.
Concerts
&
Events
•
•
ASCE
became
fully
staffed
in
October
with
the
start
of
the
new
Campus
Events
Manager,
AS/UEO
Event
Coordinator
and
ASCE
Production
Manager
(new
position).
The
staff
and
students
worked
quickly
to
get
up
to
speed
and
have
produced
an
extremely
successful
event
series
with
over
16,600
students
attending
ASCE’s
15
Fall
events!
For
the
first
time
in
its
history
the
annual
Fall
Fest
event
was
held
outside
of
the
RIMAC
Arena.
With
the
increased
capacity
of
the
Warren
Field,
ASCE
was
able
to
accommodate
the
largest
crowd
in
the
event’s
history.
•
ASCE
returned
to
the
Stage
@
Porter’s
Pub
for
this
first
time
since
2007
and
produced
a
sold‐out
public
ticket
show
with
Justin
Nozuka.
•
Bear
Garden
2
featured
a
new
layout
designed
by
Nelson
Llorin.
This
new
design
enabled
us
to
more
effectively
use
the
space,
resulting
in
a
larger
capacity
and
alleviating
concerns
presented
by
the
staff
and
volunteers
at
previous
Bear
Garden
events.
•
ASCE
partnered
with
The
Loft
to
present
a
sold‐out
concert
with
Girls.
The
crowd
represented
a
diverse
cross‐section
of
the
UCSD
and
San
Diego
communities,
with
a
vast
range
in
ages
and
strong
off‐campus
participation.
Box
Office
•
The
Box
Office
added
a
staff
coordinator
and
additional
student
staffing.
•
Reorganized
the
workspace,
trained
the
new
support
staff,
set
up
two
satellite
Box
Offices
on
campus.
Concerts
&
Events
•
FM
94/9’s
Holiday
Hootenanny
was
UEO’s
first
RIMAC
Promoter
show
of
the
year
and
was
sold
out.
The
promoter
referred
to
the
show
as
“the
best
radio
show”
he
had
seen.
ASSOCIATED
STUDENTS
2009‐2010
Event
/
Program
A.S.
Legislature
Acts
A.S.
Resolutions
A.S.
Committee
Information
Session
A.S.
Committee
Training
Workshop
A.S.
Dine
with
a
Prof
Program
A.S.
Finals
Pancake
Breakfast
A.S.
Welcome
Week
Social
Event
A.S.
Leadership
Retreat
A.S.
Popular
Web
Page
ASP
Booklending
Program
ASP
Tutoring
Program
Graphic
Studio/A.S.
Projects
Graphic
Studio/Student
&
Organization
Projects
Graphic
Studio/Department
Projects
SPACES/Xoxotlani
Program
at
Montgomery
High
School
SPACES
Alternative
Tours
KP
CORE
A‐G
Workshop
Students
of
Color
Conference
UCSD
&
High
School
Student
Delegation
Students
of
Color
Conference
Access
&
Retention
Workshops
SPACES/OASIS
Study
Jam
SPACES
Senior
Application
Workshop
SPACES/24
Hour
Study
Jam
A.S.
Student
Committee
Representatives
Appointments
A.S.
Welcome
Dance
Fall
Fest
You
at
the
Loft
Upright
Citizens
Brigade
1
Stunna
Shades
Dance
Bear
Garden
I
Yacht
Upright
Citizens
Brigade
2
Eligh
and
Scarub
Bear
Garden
II
Justin
Nozuka
Upright
Citizens
Brigade
Safe
Ride
Sign
Ups
Soft
Reserves
Online
Orders
Student
Organization
Media
Allocations
Student
Organization
Programming
Allocations
Student
Organization
Operating/Travel
Allocations
Fall
Winter
Spring
TOTAL
343
acts
4
resolutions
20
students
3
students
13
students
800
students
250
students
27
students
A.S.
Concerts
150
students
22
students
75
projects
17
projects
32
projects
343
acts
4
resolutions
20
students
3
students
13
students
800
students
250
students
27
students
A.S.
Concerts
150
students
22
students
75
projects
17
projects
32
projects
15
students
15
students
466
students
7
students
466
students
7
students
55
students
55
students
50
students
50
students
50
students
15
students
92
students
29
committee
reps
4,500
students
6,268
students
51
students
128
students
609
students
1,018
students
213
students
126
students
162
students
1,162
students
427
students
130
students
673
students
328
online
web
orders
$25,911.72
allocated
$53,837.67
allocated
$19,642.54
allocated
50
students
15
students
92
students
29
committee
reps
4,500
students
6,268
students
51
students
128
students
609
students
1,018
students
213
students
126
students
162
students
1,162
students
427
students
130
students
673
students
328
online
web
orders
$25,911.72
allocated
$53,837.67
allocated
$19,642.54
allocated
ASSOCIATED
STUDENTS
2009‐2010
Event
/
Program
US
Grants
&
Faculty
–
Student
Research
Collaborations
Student
Sustainability
Collective‐Green
Fund
Allocations
Student
Sustainability
Collective
Water
Awareness
Movie
&
Panel
Discussion
Student
Sustainability
Collective
Open
House
#
1
Student
Sustainability
Collective
Open
House
#
2
First
Fall/Sponsored
by
the
International
Center
Cafe
First
Fall:
Students
Beyond
Borders/Sponsored
by
Counseling
Services
First
Fall:
Wellness
101/Sponsored
by
Student
Health
First
Fall:
New
Sixer
Comedy
Night/Sponsored
by
Sixth
College
First
Fall‐Freshmen
Night
at
the
Loft
First
Fall‐
Transfer
Night
A.S.
Regent
Action
Night
Fall
Winter
Spring
75
Students
75
Students
200
students
60
students
200
students
60
students
169
attendees
169
attendees
6
students
6
students
6
students
6
students
200
students
200
students
40
students
15
students
200
students
40
students
15
students
200
students
$8,000
allocations
$40,000
allocations
TOTAL
$8,000
allocations
$40,000
allocations
CENTER
FOR
STUDENT
INVOLVEMENT
2009‐10
Event
/
Program
Attendance
#
Registered
Student
Organization
Principal
Members
#
Passport
to
Leadership
Seminar
Attendees
#
New
Participants
Registered
for
Passport
to
Leadership
#
Student
Organization
Faculty/Staff/Community
Advisors
#Women
in
Panhellenic
Sororities
#
Men
in
IFC
Fraternities
#
Students
in
Multi
Cultural
Greek
Organizations
#
Students
in
Service
AmeriCorps
Members
Estimated
#
New
org
member
sign‐ups
recruited
during
FFOG
Student
Organizations
Fair
Estimated
#
Student
Services
Fair
Attendees
#
Student,
Staff,
Alumni
Participants,
Alternative
Breaks
#
Students,
Faculty
&
Staff
Marching
in
MLK
Parade
#
Students
Participating
in
MLK
Day
of
Service
#
Students
Participating
in
Chicano
Park
Day
#Students,
Faculty,
and
Staff
Attending
CSI
Leadership
Banquet
#
Students
Participating
in
Student
Organization
Officer
Retreats
#
Students
Participating
in
EXCEL
Leadership
Conference
#
Students
Participating
in
Community
Law
Project
Programs
#
Students
Participating
in
CSI
Sponsored
Senior
Events
#
Students
Participating
in
ADVANCE
#
Students
Participating
in
Principal
Member
101
Sessions
Fall
Winter
Spring
TOTAL
2,322
303
157
153
919
639
215
19
2,322
303
157
153
919
639
215
19
4,267
4,267
3,000
144
‐
‐
‐
‐
55
‐
37
‐
14
91
3,000
144
‐
‐
‐
‐
55
‐
37
‐
14
91
CENTER
FOR
STUDENT
INVOLVEMENT
2009‐10
Event
/
Program
Average
#
unique
visitors
to
Student
Flyers
(weekly)
Statistics
#
Registered
Student
Organization
Events
#
Student
Organizations
#
Student
Organizations
Participating
in
FFOG
#
Triton
Community
Fund
Requests
Processed
#
Student
Organizations
Participating
in
Admit
Day
#
Student
Organizations
Participating
in
Transfer
Admit
Day
#
Passport
to
Leadership
Workshops
#
Welcome
Week
Events
Posted
TAP
Transactions
Facility
Environmental
Health
&
Safety
Forms
Tech,
Sound,
Stage,
Lighting
Performance
Agreements
Parking
Security
Box
Office
UCSD
Catering
Media
Services
Alcohol
Other
transactions
Fall
Winter
Spring
TOTAL
10,425
432
451
157
24
‐
‐
17
213
10,425
432
451
157
24
‐
‐
17
213
342
162
113
52
27
28
31
10
0
4
531
342
162
113
52
27
28
31
10
0
4
531
INTERGROUP
RELATIONS
PROGRAM
2009‐2010
Event
/
Program
Fall
Winter
Spring
TOTAL
#Workshop/Training
Events
Workshop/Training
Attendance
Student
Outreach
Events
IGD
Research
Presentations
Curricular
Intergroup
Dialogue
Course
Applicants
Curricular
Intergroup
Dialogue
Courses
Enrolled
Curricular
Intergroup
Dialogue
Course
Contact
Hours
Co‐Curricular
Dialogue
Events
Co‐Curricular
Dialogue
Events
Reported
Hate/Bias
Cases
Hate/Bias
Counseling/Consultation
19
268
9
2
35
20
680
4
40
4
8
19
268
9
2
35
20
680
4
40
4
8
4
4
Students
Employees
UCSD
EXPRESS
TO
SUCCESS
PROGRAMS
2009‐2010
Event
/
Program
ETS
Summer
Programs
2009
ETS
Peer
Educators
ETS
Interpersonal
Communication
Seminars
ETS
Professional
Communication
Seminars
ETS
Public
Speaking
Seminars
Presentation
Skills
for
Graduate
Students
CommunicateUCSD!
Triton
Success
Program
2008‐09
ADVANCE!
Leadership
at
the
Next
Level
Other
Campus‐Wide
Workshops
ExpressoSuccesso
TOTAL
Fall
Winter
Spring
TOTAL
107
12
74
33
52
29
153
20
15
605
11
1,111
107
12
74
33
52
29
153
20
15
605
11
1,111
UNIVERSITY
CENTERS
2009‐2010
Event/Program
Fall
Winter
Spring
TOTAL
6PM
9PM
6PM
9PM
6PM
9PM
Twilight
60
‐
60
Land
of
the
Lost
0
10
10
Year
One
2
10
12
The
Hangover
42
81
123
The
Hangover
33
67
100
My
Sister's
Keeper
9
45
54
Transformers:
Revenge
Fallen
6
10
16
Transformers:
Revenge
Fallen
6
36
42
Film
Series‐‐Price
Center
Blockbusters
I
Love
You
Beth
Cooper
2
5
7
Harry
Potter
&
Half
Blood
Pri
32
68
100
Harry
Potter
&
Half
Blood
Pri
10
38
48
The
Orphan
7
39
46
The
Orphan
7
21
28
Halloween
II
11
9
20
Whatever
Works
0
0
0
The
Ugly
Truth
8
48
56
The
Ugly
Truth
13
65
78
Julie
and
Julia
18
‐‐
18
Funny
People
0
9
9
Funny
People
8
20
28
District
9
16
63
79
Ice
Age:
Dawn
of
the
Dinosaurs
4
3
7
UNIVERSITY
CENTERS
2009‐2010
Event/Program
Fall
Winter
Spring
TOTAL
6PM
9PM
6PM
9PM
6PM
9PM
Ice
Age:
Dawn
of
the
Dinosaurs
0
17
17
Taking
Woodstock
8
10
18
Time
Traveler's
Wife
12
56
68
500
Days
of
Summer
29
78
107
500
Days
of
Summer
30
104
134
Total
Attendance
373
912
1,285
Ox
Eyes
52
‐
52
Cody
Griffin
/
Fran
Nanadiego
78
‐
78
Bleu
Through
Red
24
‐
24
By
the
Read
Sea
44
‐
44
Juna
18
‐
18
Kiki
Spaulding
56
‐
56
Call
Me
the
Breeze
39
‐
39
Amelia
Slusser
61
‐
61
Tobias
Hahlund
107
‐
107
Total
Attendance
479
479
Roma
Nights
@
Espresso
Café
Last
Lecture
Series
James
Fowler
15
‐
15
Total
Attendance
15
15
Celebration
of
Abilities
150
‐
150
Ted
Washington
‐
‐
Total
Attendance
150
150
White
Tie
Affair,
Every
Avenue,
Stereo
Skyline,
Runner
Runner
431
‐
431
Cartel
w/This
Providence,
The
Summer
Set
&
The
Dare
583
‐
583
1,014
1,014
Comedy
Night/Family
Wknd
153
‐
153
Bitchy
Bingo
202
‐
202
Total
Attendance
355
355
Hula
Hoop
Dance
demo
35
‐
35
Slackwire
demo
24
‐
24
Hula
Hoop
Dance
demo
43
‐
43
Art
Exhibits
Pub
After
Dark
Concert
Series
Total
Attendance
Special
Events
(at
The
Loft)
Unwind
@
the
Hump
UNIVERSITY
CENTERS
2009‐2010
Event/Program
Fall
Winter
Spring
TOTAL
6PM
9PM
6PM
9PM
6PM
9PM
Capoeira
Dance
demo
125
‐
125
Hula
Hoop
Dance
demo
36
‐
36
Slackwire
demo
22
‐
22
Yoga
Demo
61
‐
61
Hula
Hoop
Dance
demo
32
‐
32
Total
Attendance
378
378
Live
Reggae
825
‐
825
Total
Attendance
825
825
Student
Center
Block
Party
(10/21)
850
‐
850
Total
Attendance
850
850
15
‐
15
DJ
Groundfloor
45
‐
45
DJ
Philly
Le
40
‐
40
The
Garden
at
Porter’s
Pub
Student
Center
Block
Park
Jump
Off
at
Round
Table
Pizza
DJ
Groundfloor
DVC
40
‐
40
DJ
Groundfloor
50
‐
50
DJ
Jon
40
‐
40
DJ
Philly
Le
60
‐
60
DVC
35
‐
35
DJ
Groundfloor
40
‐
40
DVC
35
‐
35
400
400
First
Friday:
Price
Center
Open
House
4,000
‐
4,000
Keak
Da
Sneak
&
Silent
Armaada
w/
DJ
Phillip
Le
2614
‐
2614
Homecoming
Kick‐off
Rally
and
Photos
with
King
Triton
800
‐
800
7,414
7,414
Massage
Mania
226
‐
226
Cupcakes
&
Cocoa
240
‐
240
1,000
‐
1,000
Bagels
&
Bluebooks
300
‐
300
Otterpop
Oasis
96
‐
96
1,862
1,862
Total
Attendance
University
Centers
Special
Events
Total
Attendance
De‐Stress
Fest
Therapy
Fluffies
Total
Attendance
UNIVERSITY
CENTERS
2009‐2010
Event/Program
Fall
6PM
TOTAL
EVENT
ATTENDANCE
14,115
Winter
Spring
TOTAL
9PM
6PM
9PM
6PM
9PM
912
15,027
UNIVERSITY
CENTERS
(CRAFTS
CENTER)
2009‐2010
(
S
=
Student
F
=
Faculty
C
=
Community)
Event/Program
Fall
Winter
S
F
C
Ceramics
68
57
130
Glassblowing
33
10
26
Lampworking
7
12
23
Music
7
1
4
Graphics
10
6
4
Jewelry
5
11
46
Fiber
Arts
0
2
4
Neon
4
0
3
Photography
18
4
7
Metal
12
7
21
TOTAL
EVENT
164
110
268
ATTENDANCE
UNIVERISTY
CENTERS
(The
T‐Shirt
Factory)
2009‐2010
Event/Program
T‐Shirt
Factory
C
S
F
C
255
69
42
12
20
62
6
7
29
40
539
Winter
Shirts
Printed
2,125
TOTAL
F
Fall
Jobs
21
Spring
S
Jobs
Shirts
Printed
Spring
TOTAL
Shirts
Printed
2,146
Jobs
UNIVERSITY
EVENTS
OFFICE
2009‐2010
Event
/
Program
ArtPower!
at
UC
San
Diego
Performances
(11)
Engagement
Activities
(15)
ArtPower!
Film
Film
Screenings
(6)
Up
&
Coming
Student
Film
Festival
Press
Rewind
Event
Video
Gallery
Film
Screenings
(80)
UEO
Events/Promoter
Concerts
New
Student
Convocation
FM
94.9
Holiday
Hootenanny
Sneak
Preview
When
In
Rome
A.S.
Concerts
&
Events
All
Campus
Dance
First
Friday
You
at
The
Loft
Upright
Citizens
Brigade
Stunna
Shades
Dance
Fall
Winter
Spring
TOTAL
4,871
512
4,871
512
453
‐
‐
unknown
453
‐
‐
unknown
4,500
4,741
4,500
4,741
192
192
4,500
2500
51
128
609
4,500
2500
51
128
609
UNIVERSITY
EVENTS
OFFICE
2009‐2010
Event
/
Program
Fall
Winter
Spring
TOTAL
Starf***er
Fall
Fest
Bear
Garden
Yacht
Upright
Citizens
Brigade
II
Eligh
and
Scarub
Bear
Garden
II
Justin
Nozuka
Upright
Citizens
Brigade
III
Girls
201
6,268
1,018
126
213
162
1,162
427
130
210
201
6,268
1,018
126
213
162
1,162
427
130
210
46
Performances
TOTAL
ATTENDANCE
6,795
39,769
6,795
39,769
24
168
192
24
168
192
4,871
630
3,436
4,174
1,284
1,284
617
4,261
5,062
4,345
132
1,723
31,819
4,871
630
3,436
4,174
1,284
1,284
617
4,261
5,062
4,345
132
1,723
31,819
The
Loft
Contract
Administration
Student
Organizations
Campus
Departments
TOTAL
CONTRACTS
UCSD
Box
Office
ArtPower!
Performance
ArtPower!
Film
The
Loft
A.S.
Programming
Price
Center
Films
Student
Organizations
Campus
Departments
UEO
Promoter
Events
Movie
Tickets/Passes
Theme
Park
Tickets
See’s
Candy
Recreation
Tickets/Passes
TOTAL
TICKETS