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Table of Contents Week Without Violence 2019, 10/14-18/19 ........................................................................ 2

Product Development Program (PDP) Info Session, 10/16/19 ............................................ 2

Genetic Counseling Info-Session at UC Berkeley, 10/16/19............................................... 3

Fall Internship Fair, 10/16/19 .............................................................................................. 3

Pathways to Teaching Workshop, 10/17/19 ........................................................................ 4

Masters & PhD Career Fair, 10/17/19 ................................................................................. 4

Latinx Center of Excellence Mentoring Program, 10/18/19 ................................................ 4

You Mean More’s Annual Mental Health Monologues, 10/18/19 ...................................... 5

2019 UC Davis Pre-Health Conference, 10/19/19 ............................................................... 6

Apply to Health++, Stanford’s Health Hackathon, 10/19-10/20/19 .................................... 7

UC Berkeley Optometry & Foresight Present: Fall Conference 2019 ................................ 7

CFA - KIDS FIRST: David L. Kirp Prize for UCB Undergrads, 10/28/19......................... 8

Applications for New Media Undergraduate Certificate, 11/1/19 ....................................... 8

Through the Looking Glass: Using Imaginal Resources to Heal Shame, 11/2-3/19 ........... 9

UCLA Undergraduate Research Journal of Psychology, 11/8/19 ..................................... 10

L&S Fall 2019 Events ........................................................................................................ 11

UC Davis Study Abroad .................................................................................................... 12

Career Center’s Pathways to Teaching .............................................................................. 14

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Week Without Violence 2019, 10/14-18/19

Week Without Violence is a global movement with YWCAs across the country and the world to

end violence against womxn and girls, and communities of color. We know that not all violence

is acknowledged or responded to equally, and that some survivors and communities go

unrecognized altogether. That’s why, for more than 20 years, YWCA has set aside one week in

October as Week Without Violence.

This year, the YWCA Berkeley/Oakland will be working to raise awareness about the ways that

colonial, systemic, institutional, and all other forms of violence disproportionately impact Black,

Indigenous, and people of color, and will work to uplift and mobilize our community to support

the organizing work of local organizations on the frontlines to end racial and gender-based

violence and are honored to be collaborating with Mixed at Berkeley Recruitment and Retention

Center, the Mauna Kea Protectors at UC Berkeley, the UC Berkeley Multicultural Community

Center, and the UC Berkeley Reclaim Campaign.

Tag us on social media using #WWV19, #MMIW, #VAWA4ALL, and #ywcaberkeleyoakland

*Our use of “girls” and “women” is inclusive of all cis and trans womxn, non-binary, gender

non-conforming, gender queer, and any female-identified folks.

Product Development Program (PDP) Info Session, 10/16/19

Wednesday, October 16, 2019 | 5-6 pm | 402 Latimer Hall

🍕 Pizza will be provided

RSVP here before Monday, October 14, 2019:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSft8Dvl2MQisNEymH7jvRDKGT5ylIdVV4J8HOt

_aSXwEYQ79Q/viewform

Applications for PDP21 (August 2020 to May 2021) are now open and will close on Monday,

January 6, 2020. Come and meet the PDP's Executive Director, Dr. Keith Alexander, and 4 of

our current students to learn more about our professional 9-month Master's program in Chemical

Engineering. Graduates of the PDP almost exclusively choose to enter industry to embark on a

professional or managerial career related to bringing new products and technologies into

commercial reality.

Thrive in a close-knit community; Each cohort can only hold up to 50 students.

Guide your coursework by choosing an industry specialization or get creative and create a

hybrid.

Instead of a thesis, get industry experience by participating in a field project during your Spring

semester where you will work in small teams to solve a product development challenge for a real

company.

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100% of our students receive financial aid and a limited number of full tuition and fees

scholarships are available.

GRE scores will automatically be waived for ALL University of California graduates and GRE

score waivers are available for working professionals with 4+ years of relevant industry

experience.

Genetic Counseling Info-Session at UC Berkeley, 10/16/19

Genetic Counseling Info-Session

When: Wednesday, October 16th, 12-1pm

Where: Gold Room, Career Center

Are you thinking about a career in healthcare? Are you interested in counseling and patient

advocacy? Have you heard about genetic counseling? Join us to learn more about the profession.

In this session, we will:

Discuss the field of genetic counseling and its role in healthcare.

Review the program admission requirements.

Provide an overview about the career.

Answer your questions about the profession.

Check out the Career Center events on Handshake for more details.

Fall Internship Fair, 10/16/19

2019 Fall Internship Fair

Wednesday, October 16, 2019

12-4pm

MLK Pauley Ballroom

https://berkeley.joinhandshake.com/career_fairs/10700/student_preview

Recruiters from 60+ organizations will bring information about their summer internship

positions—recruiting all majors!

* Thank you to our Event Sponsors, Rivian Automotive and Roche *

Registration not required. This fair is only open to current enrolled UC Berkeley students and

alumni eligible for Career Center Alumni Services. UC Extension students are NOT permitted.

Be sure to bring your UC Berkeley Student ID and many copies of your updated resume to the

fair. Business casual attire is recommended. More Career Fair tips here:

https://career.berkeley.edu/Fairs/fairsTips

Co-hosted by:

Business Careers in Entertainment Club - BCEC Berkeley Chapter

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Launchpad

Mixed at Berkeley Recruitment and Retention Center - MRRC

Pathways to Teaching Workshop, 10/17/19

Thursday, October 17

5-6pm

Career Center Gold Room

Interested in teaching?

Learn about different pathways to teaching with a panel of Education professionals. To conclude,

you will have an opportunity to network with participating panelists.

Meet guests from The Primary School, Oakland Unified School District, San Francisco Unified

School District, Berkeley Educators for Equity and Excellence (BE3), SurveyMonkey, Alder

Graduate School of Education, Axiom Learning, and Teach for America.

Register on Handshake: http://handshake.berkeley.edu

Masters & PhD Career Fair, 10/17/19

2019 Masters & PhD Career Fair

Thursday, October 17, 2019

12-4pm

MLK Pauley Ballroom

https://berkeley.joinhandshake.com/career_fairs/10701/student_preview

Recruiters from 60+ organizations will bring information about their full-time career and

internship positions—recruiting all majors!

* Thank you to our Event Sponsor BFAM Partners *

Registration not required. This fair is only open to current enrolled UC Berkeley students and

alumni eligible for Career Center Alumni Services. UC Extension students are NOT permitted.

Be sure to bring your UC Berkeley Student ID and many copies of your updated resume to the

fair. Business casual attire is recommended. More Career Fair tips here:

https://career.berkeley.edu/Fairs/fairsTips

Co-hosted by:

Data Science Society at Berkeley

Engineering Student Council, UC Berkeley

Latinx Center of Excellence Mentoring Program, 10/18/19

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My name is Lissette Flores and I work with the Latinx Center of Excellence (LCOE) at Berkeley

Social Welfare. The Center has recruitment, education, and training of Latinx MSW students as

its focus. We are currently recruiting undergraduate students interested in learning more about

or pursuing a Masters in Social Welfare. Our mentoring program, La Red de Apoyo, pairs

Latinx UCB undergrads with current Latinx MSW students for the academic year.

We ask that mentees commit to participating for the remainder of the academic year; that they

meet with their mentor once per month, and that they attend the Mentor/Mentee Orientation

slated for Saturday, November 2, 2019 from 12-2PM.

We ask that interested students submit an application by October 18.

LCOE La Red de Apoyo Mentoring Application

You Mean More’s Annual Mental Health Monologues,

10/18/19

You Mean More is hosting our 5th annual Mental Health Monologues on Wednesday, November

13th 8-9:30PM! Mental Health Monologues is an event where people in our community come

out to speak/perform/show their experiences with mental health. We welcome spoken word

pieces (such as poetry, monologues, short stories, short plays, songs, etc.) and visual art pieces!

Please help us spread the word to anyone you know who would be interested in being a part of

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this event. We also understand there are people who might feel uncomfortable performing or

would like to stay anonymous. They can still submit their piece as we have performers that can

perform the piece!

Link for submissions: http://tinyurl.com/MHM2019submit

Deadline for submissions: Friday, October 18th 11:59pm

Event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/2463818307036140/

2019 UC Davis Pre-Health Conference, 10/19/19

This conference is one of the largest pre-health conferences in the nation. Each year 3000+ pre-

health students come to the UC Davis campus to explore different health related career paths,

experience hands-on healthcare activities via interactive workshops, and connect with other pre-

health students and health professionals from around the nation.

Additionally, we aim to have over 200 exhibitors from health professions schools from across

the nation. This gives advisors and students an opportunity to ask tough questions, connect with

representatives. The Pre-Health Fair takes place from 10 am to 3 pm, so there is plenty of time to

both visit the Fair and attend a couple of workshops.

The schedule for this year’s Conference is as follows:

7-9 am: Check In & Breakfast

9-10 am: Keynote Speaker: Dr. Piri Ackerman-Barger, PhD, RN

10-11:15 am: Pre-Health Fair

11:30 am-12:30 pm: Lunch

12:45-1:45 pm: Workshop Session I

2-3 pm: Workshop Session II

3:15-4:15 pm: Workshop Session III

Group registration is available for 10 or more, which reduces the ticket cost to $10 per person.

Please encourage your students to purchase their tickets early, as we have sold out in the past.

Bus or shuttle parking is available. Those who drive cars and park in the nearby garage will need

to pay for campus parking at $9. Registration fees include: access to the conference, a t-shirt,

bag, breakfast and lunch if they choose a sponsored lunch. Lunch may also be purchased on their

own or through Eventbrite.

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Apply to Health++, Stanford’s Health Hackathon, 10/19-

10/20/19

Health++ is Stanford's weekend-long hackathon enabling engineers, designers, entrepreneurs,

and healthcare professionals to collaborate on meaningful challenges in the healthcare space.

This year, we're going BIGGER—more prizes, more food, more workshops, more sponsors,

more fun workshops and activities. Anyone is welcome to apply, regardless of field of expertise!

That means, NO EXPERIENCE IN CS REQUIRED. Our most interdisciplinary teams often

create the best hacks!

INTERESTED?

COME OUT TO THE LARGEST HEALTH HACKATHON ON THE WEST COAST!

OCTOBER 19TH - 20TH, 2019

Register now: https://health019519.typeform.com/to/HAGqjz

UC Berkeley Optometry & Foresight Present: Fall

Conference 2019

We are excited to announce that the annual Foresight Fall Conference will be held this year on

Saturday, October 26, 2019 from 9:00-3:30. This FREE event is open to all interested in the field

of Optometry and the Berkeley Optometry Program.

We hope you will forward this opportunity to any interested students. Thank you!

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Register Here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScikgHkrpzGRNxlvsrdbcy-

qoIjcAdDrihKAVY6cFcrl8HYDg/viewform

CFA - KIDS FIRST: David L. Kirp Prize for UCB

Undergrads, 10/28/19

Prize for Undergraduates Working to Improve the Future for Children and Youth Each year the KIDS FIRST: David L. Kirp Prize awards $2,500 to one or more UC Berkeley

undergraduates who have developed innovative strategies to increase opportunities for children

and youth or who have demonstrated a commitment to improving the future of children and

youth. The prize is open to students from all majors, and the application deadline is October 28,

2019. Application and more details are available here: https://issi.berkeley.edu/kids-first

Eligibility The prize is open to UC Berkeley undergraduate students from all majors who are registered

during fall semester 2019.

Applications for New Media Undergraduate Certificate,

11/1/19

Undergraduate Certificate in New Media

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Applications due: November 1, 2019

The Berkeley Center for New Media is an interdisciplinary research center that studies and

shapes media transition and emergence from diverse perspectives. Through critical thinking and

making, we cultivate technological equity and fairness in our classrooms, in our communities,

and on the internet.

A new media certification provides enhanced skills in analyzing and/or designing future media

with an awareness of historical, social, and cultural perspectives that might not be visible from a

single discipline. Emphasizing a critical understanding of the nature and implications of new

media, our students draw on theories and methodologies from the arts, the humanities and social

sciences, and science and engineering, to innovate while questioning the impact of new media on

the human experience.

Our students are eligible for a host of opportunities through the Center, including our

prestigious Eugene Jarvis fellowships, research support, and unique experiences with the world-

class speakers we bring to campus.

We are accepting applications for admission to the Designated Emphasis (DE) in New

Media Ph.D. program, the Graduate Certificate in New Media M.A. program, and

the Undergraduate Certificate in New Media program. All applications for Fall 2019

admittance are due November 1, 2019.

Find out more!

Through the Looking Glass: Using Imaginal Resources to

Heal Shame, 11/2-3/19

Through the Looking Glass: Using Imaginal Resources to Heal Shame

A Workshop for Therapists and Other Helping Professionals

with Sheila Rubin, LMFT, RDT/BCT and Bret Lyon, PhD, SEP

Saturday, November 2, 10am–6pm & Sunday, November 3, 10am–5:30pm

In Berkeley, just off the I-80

$350 full price / $325 with full payment by September 28

Special price for interns

13 CE Credits — CAMFT CE provider #134393

When clients get stuck in shame, the most powerful way to help them get unstuck may be to

activate their imagination. In the Imaginal Realm, logic and time are fluid and flexible. What

actually happened can be explored and changed. What was stuck in the cognitive realm can be

reexamined and shifted. Shaming situations from the past can be revisited and resolved. In this

workshop, we will utilize techniques from Drama Therapy, Focusing, Expressive Arts Therapy,

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Jungian creative imagination and Hakomi. We will explore the critical voices and/or the

childhood scenes that are still driving the internal shame dynamic in the client.

You will learn to help clients:

Externalize shame so that it can be worked with directly.

Work with roles, parts and shame-based introjects.

Access strength, resilience, inner resources and role repertoire.

Find a deeper understanding by working with objects you already have in your office.

Utilize imaginal techniques to give the shame back, so that it stays in the Imaginal

Realm.

Once the shame is worked through in the Imaginal Realm, the client can interact with the world

differently.

There is no prerequisite for this course. It can be taken by itself or as part of a sequence.

TO REGISTER, please visit the Schedule page at http://www.CenterforHealingShame.com.

Space is limited.

For details about our complete training program in Healing Shame, visit our website, where you

can also check out articles and free Healing Shame webinars.

For more information, call Sheila at 415-820-3974 or email Sheila@HealingShame.com

UCLA Undergraduate Research Journal of Psychology,

11/8/19

CALL FOR UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PAPERS Have you completed a research paper in a psychology-related field (i.e. psychology, cognitive

science, neuroscience, linguistics)? Are you looking for a platform to publish your work? If so, The Undergraduate Research Journal of Psychology at UCLA (URJP) WANTS YOU to

submit your papers for our annual publication, expected to be released Spring 2019. URJP is an organization dedicated to informing the community of psychological findings

through research run by undergraduates from all universities. Last year, we received submissions

ranging from local to international universities. URJP is one of the few established psychology

journals that publish undergraduate psychological research. To submit, the papers must fulfill the requirements below:

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Bellagio's bigger streets) on the way to find a pasta lunch."

- Photo by Bear Abroad Sean McHugh, taken in Bellagio, Italy

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Original work completed by undergraduates (includes senior honors theses, independent

research, reviews, theoretical papers, and other scholarly writing)

Never before been published

APA formatted (we can help with this!)

If you have not completed an independent research project, we still encourage you to apply by

submitting a “literature review article” which does not require access to research data. The deadline to submit papers is November 8, 2019. Multiple submissions from one author are

welcome. If you would like to submit an article for consideration, please complete the following:

Replace any identifying information (i.e. author name, institution) with empty brackets,

to ensure anonymity within the selection process

Visit our website's submission page, https://urjp.psych.ucla.edu/submissions/

Once you have filled out the form above, send the following in an email to

psychjournal.ucla@gmail.com

In the body of the email, include the following information: (1) your full name, (2) full

article title, (3) article type (i.e., literature review, research article), (4) your email

address

More information regarding our submission criteria and types of articles accepted can be found

on our website, https://urjp.psych.ucla.edu/ If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at psychjournal.ucla@gmail.com for

further information. To view our prior publications, please visit our website at

https://urjp.psych.ucla.edu/publications/. We look forward to reviewing your submissions!

L&S Fall 2019 Events

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UC Davis Study Abroad

Dear Psychology students,

Below are some specific programs that may be of interest to you. Use our hub search tool and visit the program pages for more details on courses, accommodations, instructor, excursions, fees (financial aid applies!), etc. Programs are open to all university students. In fact, students from all UCs attend UC Davis programs each summer, and many use summer financial aid from their home campus.

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Consider creating a Study Abroad account and select programs of interest (it only takes 1 minute) to receive updates about enrollment, deadlines, etc!

Psychology Internships in Ireland Work in Galway or Limerick with community-based organizations serving a variety of populations. Psychology Internships in New Zealand Intern in Auckland or Wellington in the fields of psychology and social work in a rich multicultural environment. Psychology Internships in London (NEW) Gain valuable experience toward your career goals in psychology and social services in London. Netherlands, NPB 110A—Molecules to Individuals (NEW) Courses: Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior 110A & 198 Experience the Netherlands while learning about cells and seeing how scientists are studying them. Italy, Science of the Mind (NEW) Courses: Psychology 198 & 135 Cognitive Neuroscience: The Biological Foundations of the Mind Study the biological foundations of the mind at the oldest university in the Western world in Bologna, Italy. Germany, Personality Psychology (NEW) Courses: Psychology 162 & 198 Study personality psychology in Berlin, one of the most exciting and culturally interesting cities in the world.

Happy travels,

UC Davis Study Abroad

Global Learning Hub University of California, Davis International Center | Suite 1120 463 California Ave | Davis, CA 95616 globallearning@ucdavis.edu | (530) 752-5763 globallearning.ucdavis.edu

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Career Center’s Pathways to Teaching