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The Equilibrium – Warren College

The Equilibrium

• First founded in 2014, “The Equilibrium” is established for the expressed purpose of providing a stimulating academic discourse and exchange of ideas and research at the undergraduate level. This organization is dedicated to the publication and promotion of research conducted by undergraduate students of Earl Warren College and the student body of the University of California, San Diego, and other articles, materials, etc. that is deemed to be in relation or conjunction to the organization’s expressed purpose. “The Equilibrium” is a not-for-profit student organization.

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  Advisor: Kara Bayani, Warren College Operations Specialist

Warren College Undergraduate, Interdisciplinary Research Journal

All UC San Diego undergraduate students are invited to submit their research-related projects to The Equilibrium, Warren’s undergraduate, interdisciplinary research journal. Submissions from any college, major, and discipline are accepted. The Equilibrium is issued annually, highlighting student research both electronically and in-print, and makes student work directly accessible and referenceable to the entire UC system and the global research community through eScholarship and Google Scholar.

If you need assistance editing your research article for publication, The Equilibrium’s editorial team will work with you one-on-one to help refine your paper after submission.

Submissions are open now through May 19th at 23:59 PST.

All accepted submissions will receive a $50 prize, as well as a complimentary Equilibrium T-shirt, and an invitation to our exclusive End-of-the-Year Banquet with the Warren Provost and many campus-wide professors and faculty.

What are you waiting for? Submit now at: tinyurl.com/EQ2018

 

Congratulations to our 2017-18 Distinguished Graduate Student Fellowship Recipients!

Congratulations to our 2017-18 Distinguished Graduate Student Fellowship Recipients! http://ow.ly/i/D2vSp

Student Research Seminar

Student Life & Wellness Forum

Hi Chem Grads!

Your CGSC and the Chem Office are teaming up to bring you a Student Life & Wellness Forum on Tuesday, February 27^th at 10:30 in the NSB Auditorium! The meeting will feature a presentation from CAPS entitled: “Self-Care and Stress Management” as well as information about other campus resources.

Please RSVP on facebook or by replying to this email (RSVP is not required but is recommended as space is limited). Coffee and lunch will be provided!

We hope to see you there!

Your CGSC Representatives | CGSC@ucsd.edu

www.facebook.com/UCSD.CGSC/

 

Sergio Ayala receives 2017-18 Inamori Fellowship – Congratulations!

Sergio Ayala receives 2017-18 Inamori Fellowship – Congratulations! http://ow.ly/i/D2vFA

Splash UC San Diego on Saturday, May 12

The Outreach Committee of the Triton Engineering Student Council is looking for volunteers to teach at Splash UC San Diego on Saturday, May 12h from 9:00AM to 4:00pm. Splash is an event held by UC San Diego students that brings high schoolers to  campus for a day full of learning and engagement. We are trying to reach out to as many undergraduates, graduates, as well as professors to become teachers for this event! Classes are usually 50 minutes long and you can choose to teach as many as you’d like. Teachers are allowed to teach any subject they wish and are even encouraged to teach around a subject that they are passionate about! Previous classes includes Introduction to Filmic Techniques, Digital Logic, and even Beginner Yoga!

The link for teacher registration can be found here: https://ucsd.learningu.org/teach/Splash/2018_Spring/teacherreg

More info can be found on our website here: https://ucsd.learningu.org/

 

Student Research Seminar

Hi grad students!

Join SWIGS and CGSC next week for our winter quarter Student Research Seminar! Featuring short talks by five of your fellow department grads, this one-hour seminar will allow grad student presenters to hone their general-audience speaking skills. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear an overview of some of the fascinating research going on in other subdivisions that may not normally be on your radar.

This seminar will be held next Wednesday, February 28^th from 10:00AM-11:00PM in the NSB Auditorium.  Coffee and refreshments will be provided, and we encourage attendees to fill out ‘feedback’ forms (provided at the seminar) to help the student presenters hone their skills.

This quarter, our speakers were chosen by an open nomination process. If you think you may be interested in participating in future seminars, attend this event to see what it’s like! Students can be nominated by themselves, by other students, or by faculty members. One student from each of five subdivisions will present in each seminar.

Check out the attached flyer to see our amazing lineup of student speakers!

See you there!

Jessie Moreton (SWIGS) and Christian Seitz (CGSC)