What We've Learned - UC San Diego Student Affairs

SP22 - Week 6: Cinco de Quatro edition.

Elective surge-ery.

Right now, we’re in the midst of another ‘VID-positive surge within our community. It’s not the first time we’ve been in this situation, and realistically, it won’t be the last. So, what now?

The way out is thorough. We’ve learned that Tritons – when guided by a complete understanding of our shared responsibility to each other – can weather such a storm by making educated decisions about personal protective measures with the safety of the community in mind.

Resource code.

Self-responsible behaviors – like testing when you have symptoms or wearing a mask to keep from getting sick – have an absolutely positive influence on decreasing COVID positivity among students. We know this, you know this, and we just want to make sure you keep it up!

Be informed, make decisions. Tritons Care for Tritons – and to protect one another while protecting themselves, Tritons also need resources coupled with an awareness of requirements and recommendations.

Return to Learn’s Updates page has all the latest masking, testing and screening guidance.
RTL’s also home to our COVID Dashboard, with daily data on positive cases in our community as well as known exposure locations and wastewater monitoring.
High-quality KN95 masks are free on campus! So, pick some up. And use them.
If you’re worried about getting sick while going to class or work – or are already feeling ill – please contact your undergraduate or graduate Dean of Student Affairs for assistance.

Quick Hits and Bits

Want $10K while making change in your community? Check out College Corps at UC San Diego – a statewide program offering financial compensation to eligible undergrads.
Walk this May. On May 15, the Out of the Darkness walk on campus aims to raise awareness and funding in support of suicide prevention among individuals aged 15-24.

ICYMI

Week 5: F = ma (sk) edition.

Weeks 3-4: Fungoid Vestals edition.

WWL: Past edition Archive

Thank you, Tritons, for everything you continue to do to care for one another.

Sincerely,

Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
UC San Diego

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