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ALT ID: White and gold text on a solid navy blue background Text: “L&S P/NP Update Late change deadline moved to 12/11/22 L&S R&C, Foreign Language, and Quantitative Reasoning requirements can be satisfied with ‘P’ grade L&S departments can decide to allow P/NP for major requirements”
ALT ID: Navy blue text on a solid gold background with the ASUC seal in the top right corner Text: “L&S P/NP Update On Wednesday, the L&S Executive Committee voted to extend the late change (late P/NP) deadline to 12/11/22, and to permit individual L&S departments to decide whether major requirements can be satisfied with a ‘P’ grade. This moves the decision-making to over 40 different departments in the College. The ASUC Office of Academic Affairs has already sent emails to all department chairs urging them to approve P/NP applicability, but the final decision rests with each department.”
ALT ID: White and gold text on a solid navy blue background Text: “FAQs When will I know if P/NP counts towards my major requirements? Since each department must make its own decision, we expect departments to make individual announcements about P/NP applicability. We hope departments will make decisions within the next few days. I still want to take my courses for letter grades. How does this impact me? This change does not impact you at all. If you wish to stick with letter grades for your courses, that is totally ok. No action is needed on your part. What about other colleges? Unfortunately, changes to P/NP policy happen on a college-by- college basis. The ASUC Office of Academic Affairs has submitted identical proposals to all colleges urging for P/NP applicability. We hope that the other colleges will adopt optional P/NP grading soon.”
ALT ID: Photo of a llama’s face staring directly at the camera with the Campanile in the background. An iPhone text bubble saying “You Coming?” Is superimposed above the llama’s head. Text: “You Coming? Dec. 2nd - Memorial Glade Llamapalooza 2022”
ALT Text: “The ASUC and GA saved students $50 per student per year in student fees by fighting back against the administration’s “Instructional Resilience and Enhancement Fee” ID: White text on a plain green background. The amount “$50” is enlarged and in gold text.
ALT Text: “$5 million more will stay in students’ pockets over the next 3 years. Funding will instead come from student fee reserves that have been collected but not yet allocated. This is the result of months-long advocacy by the ASUC Office of Academic Affairs and other student leaders from the ASUC, Graduate Assembly, and Committee on Student Fees” ID: White and gold text on a plain green background with a white border.
ALT Text: “But the fight isn’t over. The $212 per-year IREF still represents an enormous overreach by the Berkeley administration. In implementing the IREF, the administration bypassed critical student fee oversight mechanisms, including a vote by the student body. This fee offloads core instructional costs onto students amid ever-increasing tuition. We will continue to fight against the soaring cost of attendance at Berkeley and push the campus and the state to fund more of these costs.” ID: White text on a plain blue background with a white border. ASUC AAVP logo in the corner.
ALT Text: “ASUC Office of Academic Affairs Hiring for 2022-2023 tinyurl.com/aavp-apply-22 Senior staff and director positions available. No ASUC or advocacy experience necessary.” ID: White and gold text on a dark navy blue background with a white border
ALT Text: “ABOUT US The ASUC Office of Academic Affairs advocates on behalf of undergraduate students on matters relating to academic and campus affairs. Our work covers a wide range of topics and responsibilities, including: * Academic Policy * Student Fees * Long-Term Campus Planning * Student Support and Resources * Student Mental Health” ID: White text on a red background with a white border. Text on the left half and round pictures of Office of Academic Affairs staff on the right half.
ALT Text: “OPEN POSITIONS We’re looking for students who are passionate about making Berkeley a better place to go to school. No prior advocacy or ASUC experience needed! Open Positions: Chief of Staff, Communications Director, Admissions Policy Director, Curricular Policy Director, Academic Planning Director, Student Support Director, Budget & Student Fees Policy Director, Committees Director, Mental Health Director, Technology Director, Graphic Designer tinyurl.com/aavp-apply-22 ROLLING APPLICATION - APPLY ASAP” ID: White and gold text on a muted green background with a white border
ALT Text: “Spring Semester Congratulations! On behalf of the Office of Academic Affairs, congratulations on finishing another semester at Berkeley!” ID: Purple, gold and white text on a solid teal background with a check mark icon in the top corner.
ALT Text: “To Our Seniors: We’ll miss you, but we can’t wait to see what you’ll do next!” ID: Gold and white text on a solid blue background with a llama icon in the corner and confetti at the bottom
ALT Text: “If you’re curious… Grades are due 5/18. Incomplete grades must be requested by then Final grades will be posted to CalCentral after 5/18 Contact the Student Advocate’s Office for help navigating incomplete grades or academic dishonesty allegations [email protected]” ID: White and purple text on a solid pink background with a calendar icon on the side
ALT Text: “May the fluff be with you 5.4.22 LLAMAPALOOZA Spring 2022” ID: Collage in the style of a Star Wars poster with three llamas in the foreground, one in a cloak and holding a lightsaber. The background is an image of the Campanille with the Death Star in the sky. Gold and white block text overlaid on top.
ALT Text: “May the fluff be with you 5.4.22 LLAMAPALOOZA Spring 2022” ID: Collage in the style of a Star Wars poster with three llamas in the foreground, one in a cloak and holding a lightsaber. The background is an image of the Campanille with the Death Star in the sky. Gold and white block text overlaid on top.