Spiritual and Psychological Care |
This week's newsletter focuses on spiritual and psychological care and includes resources below from University Ministry and Counseling and Psychological Services. As always, if you have questions related to immigration, you can email ISSS or make an appointment with your ISSS adviser.
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The University Ministry team supports students in developing a robust life of faith and commitment to justice, which is the hallmark of Jesuit education. All of their programs are open to USF community members of all faiths, beliefs, and identities. All are welcome. Check out some of their upcoming offerings and regular programming below.
| - Meditation Mondays: Take time out of your busy schedule to find inner calm and awareness at the start of every week. Sessions are held on Zoom.
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Breaking Bread and the Binary: Join UM on a self-discovery journey to explore the intersectionality between different spiritual traditions and LGBTQIA+ identities. This group meets every Thursday in the University Ministry Romero Room.
- Interfaith Student Community: Learn about building community among faith traditions and advocate for an inclusive campus.
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Counseling and Psychological Services |
USF’s Counseling and Psychological Services Center (CAPS) is a great source of support for issues of sadness, anxiety, loneliness, college adjustment, relationship struggles, and other concerns not requiring medical intervention. For the fall 2024 semester, CAPS continues to offer teletherapy services and remote workshops via confidential video or phone to USF students currently enrolled in classes and residing in California. Learn more about their services here »
CAPS All Hours: Free, Reliable Consultation Service 24/7
CAPS All Hours is available to you for free! When you call their All Hours line at (855) 531-0761, you will be connected with a professional therapist. This line is available to serve on-campus USF students.
Additionally, all students are encouraged to take a look at CAPS' Self-Help & Resources — a selection of podcasts, videos, articles, and more. The resources listed on this page are CAPS staff favorites. Check them out and explore their other resources for managing stress, sleep, and much more!
Learn about CAPS resources for information in languages other than English »
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How to Talk to Employers To Stand Out |
Tuesday, Oct. 8 | 11:45 a.m.–12:45 p.m. McLaren Conference Center
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Are you planning to attend one of Career Services' pop-up recruitment events? Learn how to confidently introduce yourself to employers and make a good first impression! Students attending will learn how to research participating companies, prepare an effective 30-second pitch, and follow up with recruiters after the pop-ups.
Learn More »
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| The Silk Speaker Series Presents Viola Davis |
Saturday, Oct. 19 | 11 a.m.–12:15 p.m.
St. Ignatius Church Main Church
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Thought leaders, elite athletes, diplomats, inventors, and more have come to the Silk Speaker Series at USF, and this time, Viola Davis graces the stage. Recognized for her commanding presence on stage and screen, EGOT award-winning actress, producer, and New York Times bestselling author Viola Davis, known for her leading roles in The Woman King, How to Get Away with Murder, and Fences, is a force to be reckoned with in the world of entertainment.
Register Now »
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Engaging With Students Who Are Ineligible to Vote |
For most of U.S. history, many groups of people who have been excluded from voting have always played an important role in U.S. civic and political life. We welcome and encourage those ineligible to vote to participate in all activities and aspects of our USFVotes program.
Learn More »
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Oct. 12–14 Location & time are event-specific
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Join us for a fun-filled fall break if you're staying on campus this year! Activities take place throughout the city of San Francisco and Bay Area — please read the details of each activity for transportation information. Begin the registration process to see individual events!
Register now »
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If you are requesting an immigration document or letter from our office, remember that we request ten business days to process requests. Make sure you plan accordingly so you have enough time to receive your document before you need it. All ISSS requests should be submitted through the MyISSS student portal. You can view our MyISSS Student Handbook for assistance with your submission.
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Click the Chat with ISSS button on the bottom of any corner on the ISSS web page, and the ISSS team can assist you with your inquiry.
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Appointments can be made online. Appointments are booked in 20-minute increments.
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