[Ug-students] ASUCR Newsletter - Fall Quarter Week 3

Asha Nettles asha.nettles at ucr.edu
Tue Oct 13 09:32:36 PDT 2026


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ASUCR Newsletter - Fall Quarter Week 3

Upcoming ASUCR Events

UCSA Lobby Training <https://events.ucr.edu/event/ucsa-lobby-training>:
Thursday, October 15, 2026 10am-5pm HUB 105

Students will have the opportunity to attend various trainings regarding
advocacy and lobbying at the campus and state level. This is an opportunity
for students who are interested in civic engagement and/or ASUCR positions
to meet Adrianni Silvano, Government Relations Associate at the University
of California, Student Association (UCSA), who will be facilitating the
various workshops throughout the day.

ASUCR Welcome <https://events.ucr.edu/event/asucr-welcome>: Tuesday,
October 20, 2026 11am-1pm HUB 302 North

The purpose of the ASUCR Welcome Week event is to welcome new students,
especially freshmen and transfer students, and help them feel more
connected to UCR. The event gives students a chance to learn more about
ASUCR and what each VP does, while also creating a fun environment where
they can meet other students, build connections, and feel more comfortable
being part of the UCR community.

American Horror Story
<https://events.ucr.edu/event/american-horror-story-the-midterm-election-2026>:
The Midterm Election 2026: Thursday, October 22, 2026 6pm-8pm, UTLF 0303

ASUCR Student Leaders will be providing opportunities and resources for
voter education as the Midterm Election is on November 3, 2026. There will
be incentives, food, voter guides, and more to help students make an
informed-decision about their vote.

For more information about upcoming events, please check out our events page
<https://asucr.ucr.edu/events>!



>From the Office of the Vice President of Marketing and Promotions

 🎨🫟 R'Gear is back!

Calling all Highlander artists 🖌️🎨🐻

Ready to see your art on this year's sweater?Submit your design for a
chance to be featured on the official sweater given out to first-years,
transfer students, and more!

📋General Guidelines:

Open to all currently enrolled undergraduate students

Artwork must be original work and UCR related

Submissions should be high-resolution

📲HOW TO ENTER? Submit your work here
<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfTtc57V0hrdpatguhuZ_17tNUXau404FUTgL22ireMzj69qg/viewform>
before November 20th

More submission information and guidelines available on the submission
sheet. Questions and concerns? email marketingasucr at ucr.edu
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>From the Office of the Executive Vice President

What is happening at Senate this week? (Wednesday, Oct 14, 7pm at HUB 221)

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   Public Form: Public forum is where members of the Associated Students or
   University community are able to address the senate. Each speaker is
   allowed three (3) minutes to address the Senate, unless the Senate agrees
   on a time extension.
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   Approval of Previous Meeting Minutes
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   New Business
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      USSA Delegate Ratification
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      Special Elections
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   Legislative Review Committee
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      SB-F26-008: Correcting Michael K. Bergler Award
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      SB-F26-006: Adding Scotty Eats Requirement to Senator Bylaws
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      SB-F26-007: Adding Scotty Eats Requirement to the Office of the
      President Bylaws
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   Finance Committee
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      Finance Hearing Minutes #2 - 10/6/2026
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   Public Comment: Public comment is where members of the Associated
   Students or University community are able to address the senate on matters
   discussed during the senate meeting. Each speaker is allowed three (3)
   minutes to address the Senate, unless the Senate agrees on a time extension.


ASUCR's Senate acts as the main decision-making body of student government,
representing the voices of undergraduates across campus. It’s made up of
elected senators from each college, along with executive officers who help
organize and support student-led efforts. The Senate meets every week to
review and vote on legislation, distribute funding to student
organizations, and talk through issues that impact the wider campus
community. Meetings are led by the Executive Vice President and follow a
structured format to keep things fair, open, and inclusive. Overall, the
Senate plays a vital role in making sure student voices are heard and in
improving student life at UCR.

Agenda and Documents can be found on the ASUCR website
<https://asucr.ucr.edu/meetings-minutes>.
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