What We've Learned - UC San Diego Student Affairs

Week 6: Be my quaran-tine edition.

There is love — and virus — in the air.

Don’t get stuck by CuVID’s arrow. While rates are low on campus, the same can’t be said for the rest of our community. To the best of your ability, stay safer by staying put.

Tracks on tracks on tracks.

Speaking of staying put, consider doing so for Spring Break. Our public health experts have learned that travel between campus and other locales can amplify viral transmission. With this in mind, we’ve been granted an exception to safely host both remote and (outdoor) in-person programs in interest tracks like: service, adventure, art, research, and well-being.

Feel the journ.

And journal your feels. Starting next week, The Zone will host weekly gratitude journaling sessions, and offer free journal kits for pick-up in the Price Center (login to request) or Nuevo East. In keeping with that V-Day theme, participants will have the opportunity to win 1 of 45 Passion Planners. Lovely, indeed.

Secondhand stress is a thing.

We don’t mean staring at the clock and contemplating whether time is a theoretical construct. The (very warranted) stress levels of those around you have a profound impact on your own mental health. Here’s how to cope.

And studying outdoors is in tents.

Thirty-five Tritons at a time can now drop-in to study in five outdoor spaces on campus, next to our “Class Outside the Box” classrooms in Warren and Revelle. For more, please read about this outdoor endeavor and turn up (at) the tent city.

ICYMI

What We've Learned: Week 5 - All the feels
What We've Learned: Week 4 - Power to the players
For all prior editons, please visit: COVID-19 Info for Students

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

Sincerely,

Alysson M. Satterlund
Vice Chancellor - Student Affairs

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