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Schedule of Classes
Schedule of Classes online.
Scholarships
Services for Transfer And Re-Entry Students (STARS)
Services for Transfer and Re-Entry Students (STARS), STARS is a program for transfer students who are entering UCSC from a community college, for undergraduate and graduate re-entry students who have had a substantial break in their college education, for all students who are also parents, and for military veterans.
STARS provides the extra academic and personal support you may need to benefit fully from your education at UCSC whether you are a full- or part-time student. These services include orientations for new students, academic seminars and study skill workshops, tutorial services, informal academic advising, drop-in assistance, social and cultural programs, scholarships, newsletters, and student lounges with computer workstations. STARS also acts as a clearinghouse for information about campus and community resources for UCSC’s large transfer and re-entry student populations, and the STARS staff advocates on behalf of these students campuswide.
See also:
Sports see Office of Physical Education, Recreation and Sports (OPERS)
Stevenson College
Stevenson College's theme, Self and Society, links the past with the present to give students a greater understanding of themselves and their cultures, and to help them think globally. Stevenson College balances a strong academic focus in the social sciences, humanities, and natural sciences with an inviting residential community and a wide range of multicultural, social, and educational programs.
Stevenson’s residential facilities offer a comfortable place for students to live, study, relax, and enjoy stunning views of Monterey Bay.
Eight residential houses accommodate about 60 students each; women-only, transfer-student, and other theme housing may be requested.
Student Academic Support Services see:
Student Activities
Student Activities is the home base for more than 100 campuswide student organizations at UCSC. The Student Activities staff provides support for student-initiated events and programs. Working with Student Activities, students produce annual events such as Multicultural Festival, Take Back the Night, Campus Earth Festival, Posada, Kwanzaa, Pilipino Cultural Celebration, and numerous dances, lectures, film series, conferences, and organizational meetings. Through participating in organizations, students learn leadership and life skills that complement their academic studies.
Student Affairs Computing
Student Affairs Computing provides technical support to Student Affairs units.
Colleges and University Housing Services Information Technology
cuhs.it@ucsc.edu
(831) 460-2143
Student Affairs Divisional Office
Student Committee on Committees
The Student Committee on Committees appoints students to campus committees
Student Development & Community Service (SDCS) see Student Life
Student Elections
Student Fee Advisory Committee (SFAC)
The Student Fee Advisory Committee reports to and advises the chancellor, the vice chancellor of Student Affairs, and the executive vice chancellor on programs and services funded by student fees.
Student Health Center
Student Health Services, located in the Cowell Student Health Center, is staffed by physicians, nurses, and technicians and provides medical care for acute and chronic illness and injury. The facilities include a clinical laboratory, diagnostic X-ray service, and pharmacy. Free psychiatric services are also available.
Health services are partially supported by the university registration fee, and many services are provided at no additional cost to all registered students regardless of whether they purchase campus insurance or are privately insured.
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Student Health Insurance
Student Judicial Affairs and ADA Compliance
The director for Student Judicial Affairs is available to answer questions and assist with any concerns related to student conduct on the campus and can assist you directly or refer you to the appropriate resources. In addition, the director can assist you with information regarding the student grievance process for issues such as alleged discrimination based on race, color, national origin or sexual orientation, and student privacy rights.
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Student Life
The Office of Student Life is a cluster of student support services (see below). Student Life works in partnership with students to foster leadership, scholarship, and social responsibility, and is committed to providing a campus climate that ensures students' matriculation, personal and intellectual growth, timely graduation and career preparation.
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Student Media
Student Media encompasses numerous student-published periodicals and a radio station that serves both the campus and the Monterey Bay Area. Many students are able to receive academic credit for participation in media organizations.
With the greatest broadcasting power of any UC station, KZSC 88.1 FM presents diverse music, news, and public affairs for the three-county listening area.
The award-winning student newspaper City on a Hill publishes weekly. It covers campus, local, national, and international news and offers reviews and commentary.
Fish Rap Live! publishes twice monthly and provides a forum for free expression of ideas, coverage of local and campus events, and personal journalism.
Campus newsmagazines such as Black/African Voice, EyeCandy, TWANAS, Redwood Review, and Leviathan publish quarterly and are dedicated to current cultural, political, and social concerns.
Annual literary journals offer poetry, prose, photography, and art. Examples are Chinquapin, Red Wheelbarrow, La Revista, Alay, and Las Girlfriends.
Student Organization Advising & Resources (SOAR) see Student Activities
Student Organizations
A list of some of the over 100 student organinzations registered on campus.
Student Policies and Regulations Handbook
The Student Policies and Regulations Handbook, otherwise known as the 'Rulebook', contains all policies and regulations pertaining to students, student organizations, and student activities at UC Santa Cruz.
Student Portal
The Student Portal is a personalized and customizable web resource for students. From the portal a student can enroll in courses, check grades, view narrative evals, review transfer credit, maintain a personalized calendar, and access other campus resources.
Student Union
The UCSC Student Union is designed to complement the role of the colleges by providing a central gathering place for all students and other members of the campus community. The Student Union provides social, recreational, and meeting space for undergraduate and graduate students.
The facility contains conference rooms and lounges, the headquarters for registered student organizations, and offices for Student Activities, Student Union Assembly (SUA), University of California Student Association, California Public Interest Research Group, the Student Volunteer Center, African/Black Student Alliance (A/BSA), Asian/Pacific Islander Student Association (APISA), Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano De Aztlan (MEChA), and Student Alliance of North American Indians (SANAI).
Student Union Assembly
The Student Union Assembly (SUA) is the undergraduate advocacy organization. It comprises representatives from each of the 10 colleges and four elected officials including the chair; it encourages representation from the following student organizations: African/Black Student Alliance; Asian/Pacific Islander Student Alliance; Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Network; Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán; and Student Alliance of North American Indians.
The SUA conducts open meetings at least twice each month throughout the academic year and invites students interested in advocacy and activism to get involved. The assembly operates via issue-specific campaigns. In the past, the SUA has formed campaigns around fighting fee hikes, defending affirmative action, saving the evaluation system, striving for reasonable campus growth, and reforming the UC Regents’ procedures.
Student Volunteer Center
(SVC)
The Student Volunteer Center (SVC) is a student-run organization designed to
connect UCSC students with meaningful volunteer opportunities in the Santa
Cruz community. SVC sponsors annual events such as the Campus and Community
Involvement Fair, the Holiday Student Meal Drive benefiting Second Harvest
Food Bank, Alternative Spring Break, and the Service Recognition Ceremony.
ARCenter, 1st floor reception
volunteer@ucsc.edu
http://volunteer.ucsc.edu
(831) 459-3363 or (831) 459-5707
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