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Join the UC Santa Barbara Library on October 18 to celebrate Latinx history and culture at the opening reception for the Nuestras Américas exhibition. The event is free and open to the public, and will include live music and featured speakers.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, this workshop is cancelled; we will post an update as soon as the event is rescheduled.

Come ​work alongside your fellow graduate students! The Graduate Writers' Room reopens on Monday, October 8, for the Fall 2018 term. Enjoy free snacks, coffee, and wifi while working in our quiet, comfortable space.

Are you a scientist or engineer seeking career training in the public policy realm? Want to gain real-world experience working with leaders in the California state government? Then join ​a virtual info session on October 22nd to learn about ​the CCST Science & Technology Policy Fellowship.

Open access is a new normal in scholarly publishing, where scholarly writings are available free online, with limited or no copyright restrictions, allowing authors to retain the rights to their work. International Open Access Week is an annual event that takes place the last week in October. The UCSB Library will be holding a series of events for Open Access week. Find out more here!

This presentation on October 8 is for UCSB faculty members to learn about the various funding opportunities provided by the UC Humanities Research Institute (UCHRI) and best practices for successful grant application.

The GSA Lounge is hiring! The Graduate Student Association Lounge Staff facilitates the overall operation and maintenance of the GSA lounge. This position gives graduate students an opportunity to gain a unique knowledge of graduate student government. Read on to learn more!

Join the Black Graduate Student Association for their first general body meeting on October 8. Dinner will be provided!

Check out some important and concise resources addressing equity, diversity, and access in your classroom spaces and interactions with undergraduate students.

What do you want to be known for? What makes you stand out as a scholar/professional? If you don't define your own value, others either won't know or will define it for you. Join Bri McWhorter from Activate to Captivate for a hands-on workshop that will help you learn how to articulate what makes you unique, define your career goals, and make a plan to convey your message to others.

Communication is essential to everything we do as scholars, and it is especially important when interacting with other people. In this workshop, you'll experience how to be hyperaware of what is going on around you while still being relaxed enough to receive new information. You'll leave knowing to how to deeply listen and connect to those around you.

The AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellowships provide opportunities for outstanding scientists and engineers to learn first-hand about federal policymaking while using their knowledge and skills to address today’s most pressing societal challenges. Deadline to apply is November 1, 2018.

The Coastal Fund (CF) is a student organization that protects, enhances, and restores the UCSB coastline. The fund supports research, restoration, preservation, access, and educational projects in line with CF's mission. Quarterly opportunities available; current fall deadline is October 12, 2018.

Want to win up to $10,000 for your project, startup, or student group that has social impact? Come to a Big Ideas Contest information session on October 11th to learn about the contest's goals, categories, timeline, and application requirements.

Have you always wanted to study in Scandinavia? Imagine experiences in educational and cultural exchange in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. Apply now or review other opportunities for lectureship or grant projects related to work in this region.