September 4, 2026 Staff U-Notices Archive

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1) Save The Dates: Campus Dialogue on Race, Oct 19-23, 2026

Week-long series of presentations & workshops
Proposals Open: "Fighting Fascism & Erasure"
Students can earn 1-unit for attendance: ES 317
Paul Michael L Atienza
CRGS

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2) Due Wed, 12/9 by 12pm! Submit Proposals for Presentations/Workshops: CDOR 2026

Share your work, best practices, & community story
Theme: "We Are Here! Fighting Fascism & Erasure"
Deadline to submit online on Sept 9 by 12:00 PM
Paul Michael L Atienza
CRGS

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3) Volunteer Opportunities with Y.E.S.

Volunteer & engage with the local community!
Time commitment varies. Lots of options available
Learn more and sign up by 9/7/26
Melea J Smith
OSL: YES

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4) **Forever Humboldt at Arcata Friday Night Market!**

Come say hi and hang across 2 Arcata Night Markets
Join this Friday and on 9/11!
Enjoy swag, say hi to alumni and new students!
Jonathan Reynoso
UnivAdv: Alumni Rel

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5) Career Ready Workshop for Seniors (In-Person)

prepare for the post-grad full-time job search!
9/8, 3-4, LIB 121
Register on Handshake
Career Staff
Career Development Center

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6) Career Ready Workshop for Seniors (Virtual)

prepare for the post-grad full-time job search!
9/9, 5-6pm, Zoom link to follow
Register on Handshake:
Career Staff
Career Development Center

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7) Book circle featuring Mentoring Relationships in Academia: Narratives from the Margins

Ready for meaningful conversations about mentoring
Join the Book Circle!
Sept 18, Oct 2, Oct 16, & Oct 30, Lib 317, 12-1pm
Taylor M Sorrels
CTL

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8) Trillium Project Conference

Sustainability Across the Curriculum
Join us! (10/2/26 9 am to 3 pm)
Experiential sessions at Humboldt Aquatic Center
Morgan Barker, Sustainability Librarian
Library

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9) Grad School Fair Sept. 29th, 2026

Get answers to questions about applying and
attending grad school!
September 29, 10am - 2 pm, Author's Hall (Library)
Career Development Center
Career Development

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10) Dining Hours for Monday Labor Day

The J will be open 9:00am to 8:30pm. 101 Express
will be open 2:00pm to 6:00pm. College Creek
MarketPlace will be open 11:00am to 6:00pm.

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Todd Larsen
Enterprise Services

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11) Study Abroad Info Session!

Are you interested in studying abroad? Attend an
info session on Tuesday, 9/8. at 12pm in Gist Hall
Room 120. Apply now for Spring programs!
Kerry Gonzales
AH&SS, College of

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12) Geology Colloquium - 9/8/26, 1:00 PM in FH 25

"Disentangling the Tectonic Complications at the
Mendocino Triple Junction:The Quest to Discover.."
By: Dr. Jason Patton, Cal Geological Survey

Laurie R Marx
Geology

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13) Info Session: Wildlands Studies International Environmental Field Programs

Learn more about this unique study abroad
opportunity, Thurs. Sept. 10, 4pm, in NR 201.
Great for WLDF, ENVS, BIO, and other students!
Kerry Gonzales
AH&SS, College of

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14) Mentoring Relationships in Academia: Narratives from the Margins.

Join Our Mentoring in Academia Book Circle
09/18, 10/02,16,30 | Noon–1 p.m. | LIB 317
Register now—space is limited; book included.
Taylor M Sorrels
CTL

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15) Save The Dates: Campus Dialogue on Race, Oct 19-23, 2026

Week of Presentations, Workshops & Community
Theme: "We Are Here! Fighting Fascism & Erasure"
Proposals Due Sept. 9 at 12 PM — Submit Online
Frank Herrera
OSL: SJEIC

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16) Final Week: Submit Your Campus & Community Dialogue 2026 Proposal

Present: Workshop, Presentation & Community Story
Theme: "We Are Here! Fighting Fascism & Erasure"
Deadline to submit online on Sept 9 by 12:00 PM
Frank Herrera
OSL: SJEIC

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17) AI Workshop: Build Your Personal Website with Lovable

Use AI tools to make a working web presence
Join us Sept 16th @ Startup Humboldt
$75
Emily Christensen
NorCal SBDC

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18) The Ombuds service can help!

Free assistance addressing concerns & conflicts
Coaching, mediation, info, and conflict resolution
Confidential, Independent, Informal, and Impartial
John Meyer and Jayne McGuire
Ombuds Service

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19) Wildlife Tracking: Modern Applications for a Skill Older than Humanity - Presented by Phil Johnston

a professional wildlife tracker & mountain
lion biologist sharing wonders of tracking.
Sep 11 at 7pm in the museum classroom
Julie Van Sickle
Natural History Museum

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20) Track and Sign Workshop and Certification with Professional Tracker Phil Johnston

Learn track and sign in the field and receive
professional level certification. Space limited.
Sep 12 & 13 from 8am to 5pm each day
Julie Van Sickle
Natural History Museum