Commencement at UC San Diego is conducted individually by each College. College ceremonies are held on the RIMAC Field or in RIMAC Arena. The following list details the Commencement dates and times for each College. For additional information on Commencement 2010, see the current student information Web site.

Saturday, June 12, 2010, 8:00 am – Thurgood Marshall College
Saturday, June 12, 2010, 1:00 pm – Revelle College
Saturday, June 12, 2010, 5:00 pm – John Muir College

Sunday, June 13, 2010, 8:00 am – Earl Warren College
Sunday, June 13, 2010, 1:00 pm – Sixth College
Sunday, June 13, 2010, 5:00 pm – Eleanor Roosevelt College

Parents and family members of graduate students are encouraged to contact their student’s graduate school for more information regarding commencement.

Information for Parents & Family Members with Disabilities

Planning ahead for program and physical access to Commencement ceremonies for parents and family members with disabilities is important! UC San Diego welcomes families and friends who have disabilities, and provides an opportunity to make requests in advance for modifications (i.e. large print booklets, access for wheelchairs/use of crutches, sound magnification). If you will need accommodations during the Commencement weekend, visit the Office for Students with Disabilities Commencement Information Web page for more information and to submit a request for accommodations.

All Campus Graduation Ceremony (ACGC)

The All Campus Graduation Celebration (ACGC) provides undergraduate and graduate students an opportunity to celebrate graduation with their friends outside of the bounds of their college or academic school. Held on RIMAC field, ACGC is a fun, informal (no caps and gowns) tradition featuring food, beer and wine, entertainment, and a short program of speakers.

The featured speaker is alumnus Laren Poole, who at the age of 21 co-founded Invisible Children in 2005. Invisbile Children is a non-profit humanitarian organization best known for documenting the enslavement of thousands of children as soldiers in war-torn northern Uganda (http://invisiblechildren.com).

Program on RIMAC field on June 11

6:00 p.m. - Reception with food and beverages
7:00 p.m. - Main program with Chancellor Welcome and Featured Speaker, Laren Poole
7:30 p.m. - Dinner, Beverages including beer and wine, Live Entertainment
8:30 p.m. - Closing Fireworks Show

Tickets

This ticketed event is free to graduating UCSD students. One ticket per student. An unlimited number of guest tickets can be purchased ($10 for dinner, no beer and wine, $15 for dinner and beer and wine). Tickets are available at the UCSD Box Office located at the Price Center plaza. For more information call (858) 534-4762.

Parking

Parking is free the night of the event in the Hopkins and Pangea parking structures. Convenient disabled guest parking is located at parking lot P359 adjacent to the Spanos Training Facility just north of RIMAC field. Cart transportation service to RIMAC field will be available at this location.

Commencement 2010 Hotel Information

Listed below are hotels in the area where Parent & Family Programs has negotiated a special rate for Commencement weekend. This list will be updated regularly.

Hilton San Diego/Del Mar

15575 Jimmy Durante Boulevard

Del Mar, CA 92014

(858) 792-5200

Be sure to reference: UCSD Corporate Rate

Rate available: $89.00 (Standard Deluxe King, Queens, plus taxes)

Due to capacity, this hotel is requiring a 2-night stay for the $89 rate (if the rate is available).

For direct access to the special rate: Click Here

San Diego Marriott Del Mar

11966 El Camino Real

San Diego, CA 92130

1-800-228-9290 or (858) 523-1700

San Diego Marriott Del Mar Web site

Be sure to reference: UCSD Commencement 2010

Rate available: $114.00 (Single or Double, plus taxes), Thursday 6/10/10 - Monday 6/14/10

Rooms must be reserved by Wednesday, May 12, 2010

San Diego Marriott La Jolla

4240 La Jolla Village Drive

La Jolla, CA 92037

1-800-228-9290 or (858) 587-1414

San Diego Marriott La Jolla Web site

Be sure to reference: UCSD Commencement 2010

Rate available: $139.00 (Single or Double, plus taxes), Thursday 6/10/10 - Monday 6/14/10

Rooms must be reserved by Wednesday, May 12, 2010

La Jolla Shores Hotel

8110 Camino Del Oro

La Jolla, CA 92037

1-866-392-8762

La Jolla Shores Hotel Web site

Be sure to reference: UCSD Commencement

Rates available: See below

Weekday Rates: (Monday 6/7/10 – Thursday 6/10/10)

Garden View - $159.00, Coastal View - $219.00, Beach Front - $259.00

Weekend Rates: (Friday 6/11/10 – Sunday 6/13/10)

Garden View - $179.00, Coastal View - $239.00, Beach Front - $279.00

Holiday Inn Express

621 S. Highway 101

Solana Beach, CA 92075

(858) 350-0111

Holiday Inn Express Solana Beach-Del Mar Web site

Rate available: $99.00 per night

Hotel La Jolla

7955 La Jolla Shores Drive

La Jolla, CA 92037

1-800-666-0261

Hotel La Jolla Web site

Rates available: See below

Terrace Level Rooms: $149.00

Ocean View Rooms: $169.00

Rate available 6/11/10 - 6/13/10. A 2-night minimum on a Saturday stay required. The hotel will offer a transfer shuttle to campus for a small fee of $6 per person roundtrip.

Hotel Del Coronado

1500 Orange Avenue

Coronado, CA 92118

1-800-468-3533

Hotel Web site - Family Package Information

Rates available: See below

GRADUATION GATHERING: 3rd NIGHT FREE
Valid 5/20/10 - 6/21/10.Starting rate shown is per room, per night, based on double occupancy. Offer subject to availability, some restrictions apply. May not be combined with other offers. Not valid for groups. Stay 2 nights, get the 3rd night free. Rate includes: Daily breakfast buffet for two at Sheerwater, Free self-parking. 3-night minimum stay required.
Rates start at $425 per night. Taxes and $25 daily resort charge not included

GRADUATION GATHERING: 50% Off the 2nd NIGHT
Valid 5/20/10 - 6/21/10. Starting rate shown is per room, per night, based on double occupancy. Offer subject to availability, some restrictions apply. May not be combined with other offers. Not valid for groups. Save 50% on your 2nd night. Rate includes: Free self-parking. 2-night minimum stay required.
Rates start at $355 per night. Taxes and $25 daily resort charge not included.

Triton Pride Packs
packs Get everything your new grad needs with the purchase of a Class of 2010 Triton Pride Pack! All packages include membership in the UCSD Alumni Association; Senior Class Challenge participation; cap and gown rental; College tassel; and commencement fee. To learn more, visit the University Bookstore Triton Pride Pack Web site.

Volunteers Needed: Orientation

During Orientation new students and their family members descend upon campus to learn more about their new university community. Parent & Family Programs is partnering with Thurgood Marshall College during June to bring current parents/family members to meet with new parents/family members.

Parent & Family Programs is looking for any parents or family members willing to help during a session of Thurgood Marshall College's Family Orientation. We are looking for some current parents or family members to participate in a "parent-to-parent" panel - sharing your experiences, what worked, what did not, and what you wish you knew when your student started at UC San Diego.

Marshall Family Orientation programs are being held June 18 and 21, the session time for the parent-to-parent panel is 10:30 am - 11:10 am. You do not need to be affiliated with Marshall to participate - PARENTS AND FAMILY MEMBERS FROM ANY COLLEGE CAN PARTICIPATE.

Both of these dates are week days and we will provide you a parking pass to park for free on-campus.

Please consider spending some time with us during Orientation.

If you are able to spare some time, please email parents@ucsd.edu and let us know. Parent & Family Programs can provide resources and some training materials so you are well informed. Also, any questions or concerns please be in touch.

Volunteers Needed: Summer Send-Off Picnics

Parent & Family Programs and the Alumni Association are sponsoring a series of Summer Send-Off Picnics September 11 - 12 throughout California. Seasoned parents and family members are needed to share their experience and tips for a smooth transition. If you are interested in volunteering please contact Parent & Family Programs.

Save the Date: Family Weekend 2010

Be sure to save the date for Family Weekend 2010, October 22 - 24. This year will be exciting as Family Weekend joins with the Chancellor's Challenge 5K Run/Walk for Scholars and Homecoming for a weekend full of activities. It will be a wonderful weekend of events showcasing the uniqueness of the UC San Diego campus and the University's successful and prominent alumni. The Family Weekend Web site is now live and will be updated regularly with program updates and opportunities. Be sure to save the date!

Short Term Medical Insurance
GradMed® short-term medical insurance is an ideal choice for new graduates or alumni between jobs. After graduation, many students lose their health insurance coverage under their parents' plans, making them vulnerable to high healthcare costs. GradMed provides protection from the major expenses associated with an accident or unexpected illness, providing coverage while job searching or waiting for new employee benefits to begin. To learn more about GradMed, see the GradMed Web site.

College News

Revelle College: Commencement Highlights & Award Winners

revelle Revelle College will graduate a class of 850 students on Saturday, June 12 at 1:00 pm. During the ceremony Donald Murphy, UC San Diego and Revelle College Alumni 1975, will be the keynote speaker. Mr. Murphy is the CEO of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center. Additionally, Tammy Weng and Max Thiemens will address the audience and graduates as senior student speakers. Several students will be recognized as awards recipients during the commencement ceremonies. The UCSD ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OUTSTANDING SENIOR which recognizes a graduating senior for outstanding academic achievement and leadership will be presented to Kathleen Hall. The REVELLE OUTSTANDING SENIOR SERVICE AWARD will be presented to Tammy Weng, who has made outstanding contributions to Revelle College in both leadership and service. The OCEANIDS OUTSTANDING SERVICE AWARD will be presented to Samantha Wojdynski for outstanding volunteerism and community service at UC San Diego. The F. THOMAS BOND OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC AND LEADERSHIP AWARD, named in honor of Provost Emeritus Bond, recognizes outstanding graduating seniors who have excelled in both academic and leadership at Revelle College. This award will be presented to Brian Nuyen and Dipika Gopal. The ERNEST C. MORT LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCE AWARD named after the second Dean of Student Affairs at Revelle College will be presented to Kathryn Brecht, Kelli Michel, Joanne Song, and James Lintern for excelling in leadership roles at Revelle College. Finally, the KENDALL LUI SCHOLARSHIP AWARD will be presented to Tammy Weng and Cristal Ruiz. The Kendall Lui Scholarship Award has been made available by the family of Kendall Lui who would have graduated with the Revelle Class of 2009 but died tragically in a car accident at the end of her first year at Revelle College. The driver of the car was under the influence of alcohol. To honor the memory of their daughter, the Fong Family awards two scholarships to Revelle graduating seniors who embody the high achievement and values of Kendall.

Muir College: Commencement Highlights & Award Winners

muir Muir College will graduate a class of 1170 students on Saturday, June 12 at 5:00 pm. Keynote speaker Shokufeh Nourollahi, a graduating senior who transferred to UC San Diego from a community college will discuss the importance of participating in college events and experiencing student life. During the ceremony exemplary student awards will be announced. The OCEANIDS SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP AWARD will be presented to John Robert Guzman Pedersen. Ryan Lau will be recognized for outstanding academic achievement and leadership by receiving the ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OUTSTANDING SENIOR AWARD. Rachelle Fuhrer will be presented with the JOHN L STEWART AWARD. The COLLEGE LEADERSHIP AWARD will be presented to graduating seniors: Ashley Cheung, Jen Nguyen, Chris Urenda, Daisy Chavez, and Lauren Estrella. The CHIPS DREILINGER AWARD will be presented to Jamie Feinstein. The JMC GREEN AWARD will be presented to Sarah Dillon and Kailey Songer will be recognized with the PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD.

Marshall College: Commencement Highlights & Award Winners

tmc Marshall College will graduate a class of 1025 students on Saturday, June 12 at 8:00 am. The student speaker will be graduating senior Sheena Marie Aquino. During the ceremony several students will be recognized for their contributions to Marshall College and the UC San Diego community. The DEAN'S SERVICE AWARD will be presented to Meena Naik. The OCEANIDS SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP AWARD will be presented to Tonia Leung. The ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OUTSTANDING SENIOR AWARD will be presented to Garrett Work. The MARSHALL COLLEGE OUTSTANDING SENIOR AWARD will be presented to Demetra Matin. Additionally, the following MARSHALL COLLEGE DISTINGUISHED SENIORS will be recognized: Christine Joy Tongo, Christina Lin, Tapaswini Das, Benny Rummani, Marina LaForgia , Junn Paulino, Jennifer Abe, Katherine Pourroy, Greg Botwin, and Assal Aslani.

Warren College: Commencement Highlights & Award Winners

warren Warren College will graduate a class of 1055 students on Sunday, June 13 at 8:00 am. The speaker for the Warren College commencement ceremony is graduating senior, Kelly Kim. During her time at UC San Diego, Kelly was a writer for The Guardian, an intern for both The CW News and ABC Channel 10 News, a Resident Advisor, and Vice President of Warren Student Council. In addition to Kelly's commencement address, outstanding students will also be recognized from this graduating class. The PROVOST'S ACHIEVEMENT AWARD which recognizes graduating seniors with the most exceptional academic record will be award to Michelle Han, Freyr Petursson, and Lucas Rhymes. Named after a former Provost, the DAVID K. JORDAN AWARD will honor Carissa Ellen Chu and Natalie Mira Elder as outstanding seniors with a record of academic excellence and outstanding service to Warren College. Additionally, the MICHAEL ADDISON AWARD will recognize Peter Benesh, a senior who has completed, and is being recognized for completing outstanding original research. The DEAN OF ACADEMIC ADVISING SERVICE AWARD will be presented to Kimberly Ann Brinker, a graduating senior with outstanding service to Warren College Academic Advising. Finally, the DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS SERVICE AWARD will be presented to Sabrina Marie Owens and Elizabeth Jane Smyth, graduating seniors who have provided outstanding service to Warren College Student Affairs.

Roosevelt College: Commencement Highlights & Award Winners

erc Eleanor Roosevelt College will graduate 850 students on Sunday, June 13 at 5:00 pm. Roosevelt College commencement speaker will be Jacob Blanc, a graduating senior and History major. Jacob is also the recipient of the ERC AMBASSADOR AWARD, an honor that his fellow seniors have nominated him for due to his demonstration of living the ideals of the College's mission. Additional award recipients will also be recognized at the Roosevelt commencement ceremony. Students receiving recognition as PROVOST SCHOLARS include: Ronald Chang, Claire Holbrook, Anna O'Brien, Marina Triner, and Robin Yam. Daniel Driver will receive the ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OUTSTANDING SENIOR AWARD. The OCEANIDS SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP AWARD will be presented to Christina Espejo for outstanding leadership and service. The ERC GLOBAL SERVICE AWARD will be presented to Chase Bauer. Finally, a new award, the ANN CRAIG AWARD FOR SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE will be presented to recipients whose college experience exemplifies a well rounded experience and performance in academics, leadership, and service. This year, the following students will be awarded this new award named for former Provost of Roosevelt College, Ann Craig: Melissa Brouwer, Adithya Mani, Gurgen Mkrtchyan, Roxanna Pirnia, Teresa Sprague, and Scott Toohey.

Sixth College: Commencement Highlights & Awards Winners

sixth Sixth College will graduate its largest class of 910 students on Sunday, June 13 at 1:00 pm. Acclaimed science fiction writer and long-term friend of Sixth College, Kim Stanley Robinson, UCSD Ph.D. 1982, is the commencement speaker. Annual awards will be handed out to extraordinary Sixth College students. The PROVOST AWARD will be presented to Deron T. Amador for exemplary academic achievement in completion of the Practicum, including a Practicum project and reflective essay. The OCEANIDS SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP AWARD will be presented to Joyce L.T. Chang, who has demonstrated outstanding leadership and service to the College and the university community. The UCSD ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OUTSTANDING STUDENT AWARD will be presented to John C. Cressey, in recognition of academic excellence and leadership, involvement, and service to Sixth College and UCSD. The DEAN'S AWARD FOR LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE will be presented to Micah Q. Jones, who has demonstrated outstanding leadership and service to Sixth College, UCSD, and the greater San Diego community.

Campus News & Updates

Commuter Student Services

Last month, Parent and Family Programs announced a partnership with Student Legal Services to offer our first Parent & Family Seminar: Helping Your Student Move Off-Campus. An important resource we failed to discuss in the seminar is Commuter Student Services.

If your student is moving off-campus, or already living off-campus, be sure they are aware of UC San Diego's Commuter Student Services (CSS), a resource center that shares off-campus housing information and enriches the lives of commuter students. CSS provides free one-to-one housing consultations to aid students in a successful search for off-campus housing. Information on local rental rates, bus routes, and how to be a good neighbor or roommate is also provided. Online resources include the Off-Campus Housing Directory, which provides students with exclusive rental and roommate listings convenient to campus. CSS offers quarterly workshops for commuters such as Commuter Appreciation Day, Commuter Cooking Class, Midterm Munchies, Moving Off-Campus Workshop, Roommate Matching Social, and Roommates: From Conflict to Friendship.

To learn more about Commuter Student Services, visit the CSS Web site or encourage your student to stop by the Commuter Lounge, Level 1 of Price Center East. Located at the heart of campus, this lounge was specifically designed to support commuter students with televisions, couches, study tables, board games, magazines, vending machines, and a kitchenette. The Commuter Lounge is the perfect place for commuter students to meet friends and spend time before or after classes.

For additional questions regarding Commuter Student Services or the Off-Campus Housing Director, call (858) 534-3670 or email offcampushousing@ucsd.edu.

Alumni Weekend: June 3 - 6

Family members who are alumni of UC San Diego are invited to join with fellow Triton alums during Alumni Weekend, June 3 - 6. To learn more about the events taking place during Alumni Weekend and to register, see the Alumni Weekend Web site.

Class of 2010 Essential Europe Graduation Tour: June 19 - July 13

travel Looking for a graduation gift that will last a lifetime? Celebrate your student's academic achievements by booking an unforgettable trip through 11 incredible countries. Your new grad will experience the flavor of the cities and beauty of the countryside, climb the Eiffel Tower, bask in the Grecian sun, sample the delicacies and specialties of Germany, England, Switzerland, and much more! Learn more by visiting the Alumni Association Essential Europe Web site.

MFA 2010

The Department of Visual Arts announces its 2010 graduate MFA exhibition featuring work by nineteen graduating artists. The exhibition will be available for viewing June 4 - July 2 at the University Art Gallery.

Parent & Family Giving

Taking the Next Step: UC San Diego's 2010 Graduates Prepare to Embark on New Journeys

As families, we appreciate and find joy in all of our students' achievements, and a milestone such as graduating from college is a particularly special occasion. This month marks graduation for 7,673 students at UC San Diego, and more than 65,000 family members and friends are expected to attend the 11 commencement ceremonies.

give1 If your student is among those graduating this month-congratulations! He or she joins the ranks of more than 130,000 stellar alumni of one of the nation's most prestigious universities, with a bright future ahead. UC San Diego is proud to graduate a class of students with such exceptional academic achievements, diverse extracurricular interests and passionate spirits that will lead them to a great variety of careers and notable accomplishments. Chase Bauer, Justice Castaneda, and Stephanie Usry are among the extraordinary seniors that will graduate this month.

Chase Bauer traveled to Honduras to build a filtration system providing clean water to over 700 people, volunteered in a rural village in Guatemala and helped to repaint and repair an orphanage in Peru. In between his travels and community service work, the Human Development major completed his senior honors thesis and earned acceptance into the Masters in Educational Studies program at UC San Diego.

Justice Castaneda was 20 years old when he went to a military recruiting office. At the time, he had been involved in drugs and seen many of his close friends go to prison. Now the 29-year-old is about to graduate from UC San Diego, where he excelled as an Urban Studies and Planning major. He also served as the President of the university's Student Veteran Organization, collaborating with staff to create events and develop initiatives to support the campus' 200 undergraduate students who have served in the military.

Stephanie Usry survived a life-threatening car accident during her first year at UC San Diego. She spent a month in a drug-induced coma, and miraculously pulled through and returned to UC San Diego, where she dedicated her time to student life and became one of the most devoted and passionate student leaders on campus. Through her involvement with Eleanor Roosevelt College Council, the Associated Students, Campus Tours, the Student Foundation and the UCSD Alumni Association, Usry helped foster a supportive and active student community on campus.

Many of the thousands of students graduating would not be receiving their diplomas if it were not for the generosity of our UC San Diego community. Philanthropic gifts from our alumni, faculty, friends, and families ensure access to a world-class education and rich campus experience at UCSD. From Invent the Future student support campaign donations to Parents Fund unrestricted gifts, UC San Diego relies on private support more than you might know. give2

When their daughter Monica enrolled at UC San Diego, Salma and Thomas Haider did not hesitate to support UCSD through a gift in addition to fees. "We think UC San Diego is one of the best," says Thomas. "It's a beautiful school," added Salma. "Monica loves the faculty, and she finds the students very down to earth ... and smart!"

The support of families like the Haiders has helped numerous students realize their dreams.

Whether or not your student is graduating this month, we hope that you make a gift to help all students at UC San Diego. It is an investment in the future-an investment to support outstanding research, education, public service, and so much more at UC San Diego. Your gifts ensure that UC San Diego continues to deliver the local impact, national influence and global reach of one of the nation's top universities.

Giving to UC San Diego is easy online. To donate to the Parents Fund, please visit the Parent and Family Giving Web site and click on "Give Now." For more information, please contact Parent Giving Director Toni Tschann by email at ttschann@ucsd.edu or call (858) 822-3867.

Spotlights

Wellness Spotlight: Intellectual Wellness

well This month's dimension in focus is Intellectual Wellness. LiveWell resources will help students make the most of their educational goals with tools for effective communication, time management, and studying. Our emphasis on continuous learning and exploration extends far beyond academic success, preparing students for diverse and satisfying intellectual careers. More information is available on the Wellness Center Web site.

Research Spotlight: Degrees Conferred

According to Student Affairs Student Research and Information, during the 2008 - 2009 academic year, UC San Diego conferred 7100 undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees which was the largest to date. Over a 10 year period (1998 - 1999 to 2008 - 2009) the number of Bachelors degrees awarded increased by 49% and Masters degrees increased by 177%. While official statistics have not been released yet, approximately 7,673 students will graduate from UC San Diego next weekend.

News Spotlight: Rolling Library and Robot Unicorn Among Entries at Junkyard Derby 2010

Read about the Junkyard Derby, a UC San Diego tradition which took place May 16.

Athletic Events & Updates

UCSD Baseball Second at Division II World Series

A tremendous season came to a bittersweet end for the UC San Diego Baseball team which lost the final game of the 2010 NCAA Division II Championship, 6-4, to Southern Indiana, Saturday in Cary, NC. The Tritons, who were ranked No. 1 nationally coming into the eight-team NCAA Championship, finished the season 54-8 and for the second consecutive year won the CCAA regular season championship, the CCAA Tournament championship and the NCAA West Region title. The result was the best in UCSD Baseball history and it was the second straight trip to the D-II College World Series for Coach Dan O'Brien's club. Six Tritons, pitchers Matt Rossman and Tim Shibuya, shortstop Vance Albitz, first baseman Brandon Gregorich, outfielders Kyle Saul and Aaron Bauman, and catcher Kellen Lee earned All-American honors.

Donohoe, Rainwater Take Top Honors at Athletics Banquet

donohoe Steve Donohoe of the Men's Water Polo team and Linda Rainwater of the Women's Track & Field team were named the Outstanding Senior Student-Athletes at the Athletics Recognition Dinner held June 3. The event drew more than 600 to UCSD's Price Center Ballroom. The awards, which include a scholarship to be used for postgraduate study, are sponsored by the UCSD Alumni Association. rainwater

Donohoe was team Captain and leading scorer for the ninth-ranked Men's Water Polo team. He was a three-time All-WWPA and Division II All-American selection. A Biochemistry and Cell Biology major, he is graduating from Muir College with a cumulative GPA of 3.896. Donohoe also won a prestigious NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship earlier this year.

Rainwater, who won NCAA Division II Championships in both the heptathlon and high jump during her career, is the school record holder in both events and was instrumental in the UCSD Women's Track & Field team finishing third at the NCAA Championships in 2009. A visual arts media major at Sixth College, she will graduate with a grade point average of 3.772.

Parent & Family Programs

Open All Summer

pfp Even though the majority of students leave UC San Diego, Parent & Family Programs remains open and available for your questions and concerns. The summer is an excellent time to get ahead on planning for the Fall. Be sure to save the date to attend Family Weekend, get the dates for when the bill is due on your calendar, look at the academic calendar for next year to think about quarter breaks, and spend some quality time with your student reflecting on this year and planning for next year. Enjoy the summer and contact us for assistance by email (parents@ucsd.edu) or the Family Helpline (858) 534-7273.

Abierto Durante el Verano

La mayoría de nuestros estudiantes se van durante los meses de verano, pero el Programa de Padres y Familias permanece abierto y disponible para atender a sus preguntas y preocupaciones. El verano es un marco de tiempo excelente para empezar a planear para el próximo año escolar. Asegúrese de guardar la fecha para asistir al evento de Family Weekend, de marcar las fechas para pagar las facturas de colegiatura de su estudiante, revisar el calendario académico para el año próximo para ver los días festivos, y para guardar fechas para convivir con su estudiante para reflejar en su año y planear. Disfrute el verano y contáctenos si necesita asistencia por correo electrónico (parents@ucsd.edu) o nuestra línea telefónica al (858)534-7273.

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