NATIVE LIFE AT UC SAN DIEGO
A PLACE YOU CAN THRIVE UC San Diego is an inclusive community where all students can learn and thrive. Discover more about the opportunities and resources we offer to embrace and support the success of the Native community on campus.
INTERTRIBAL RESOURCE CENTER itrc.ucsd.edu | @ucsd_itrc
The ITRC is dedicated to creating a welcoming space on campus and a supportive community for Native American students, faculty, and staff by offering academic support, cultural awareness programs, and social activities.
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS • • • • •
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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Native American and Indigenous Student Alliance American Indian Graduate Student Association Association of Native American Medical Students American Indian Science and Engineering Society Tribal Membership Initiative Fellowship Native American Academic Excellence Initiative Symposium
The UC San Diego community holds great respect for the land and the original people of the area where our campus is located. The university is built on the un-ceded territory of the Kumeyaay Nation. Today, the Kumeyaay people continue to maintain their political sovereignty and cultural traditions as vital members of the San Diego community. We acknowledge their tremendous contributions to our region and thank them for their stewardship. *The Intertribal Resource Center is working with Kumeyaay community members and the campus community to create an official statement for UC San Diego. The above statement is a current draft currently used by the Intertribal Resource Center.
STUDENT STORY Stephanie (she/her)
I frequent the Intertribal Resource Center because it is a diverse space in which they provide all the resources I need to succeed. I am also a member of the UC San Diego chapter of the Tau Sigma National Honor Society. This society recognizes and promotes the academic excellence and involvement of transfer students, and being part of this prestigious group has been a significant milestone in my academic career. It has enhanced my UC San Diego experience by allowing me to build community with fellow transfer students.
ANNUAL EVENTS • • • •
Native American and Indigenous Blanketing Ceremony Native American Heritage Month Celebration Native American Welcome Dinner UC San Diego Powwow
NATIVE AMERICAN OPPORTUNITY PLAN
The UC Native American Opportunity Plan provides full funding of systemwide tuition and fee costs to California residents who are part of a federally recognized Native American, American Indian, and/or Alaska Native tribe. Separately, Native American students who are not active members of a federally recognized tribe are eligible for the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria Scholarship Fund.
APPLY
OCT. 1 - NOV. 30
RESOURCE CENTERS • • • • • • •
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Black Resource Center Cross-Cultural Center Intertribal Resource Center LGBT Resource Center Raza Resource Centro Student Veterans Resource Center Women’s Center
LIVING ON CAMPUS
Students can live on campus in comfortable residence halls or apply to live in one of our living-learning communities, including: • African Black Diaspora • Gender Inclusive • LGBTQIA+ • Multi-Cultural • Raza • Transfer
SCAN FOR MORE INFORMATION
admissions.ucsd.edu/start
IMPORTANT DATES August 1
UC application opens
October 1 - November 30 UC application submission period
October 1 - March 2
FAFSA or California Dream Act Application priority submission period (deadline subject to change)
By March 31
First-year application decisions released
By April 30 Student Services Center, MC 0021 9460 Russell Lane, Suite 159 La Jolla, CA 92093-0021 (858) 534-4831
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Transfer application decisions released
May 1
First-year deadline to accept offer of admission
June 1
Transfer deadline to accept offer of admission