Official page of @theASUC Executive Vice President. Follow for updates on advocacy for over 30,000 @UCBerkeley undergraduate students!
Berkeley, CA
Joined September 2019
- Tweets49
- Following99
- Followers103
- Likes35
ASUC Executive Vice President retweeted
BREAKING: Microsoft and Adobe to stay
UC Berkeley commits to funding student access to Microsoft and Adobe software after the Student Technology Fund fee did not pass in the April ASUC elections.
Story to come
ASUC Executive Vice President retweeted
Read my newest article here where I got a chance to speak with @T_Melvs about his leadership role while at UC Berkeley! @CollegeMag @UCBerkeley #ucberkeley #studentleaders collegemagazine.com/student-…
The Spaces Department in the Office of the EVP is taking on a project to re-envision Eshleman Hall 3rd floor to better suit student needs. We would appreciate your feedback on the space!
Survey is due April 12, 2021
Questions? Email [email protected]
Link: buff.ly/3mi5NRl
The Office of the Executive Vice-President is proud to present our second newsletter! Check out the newsletter to read a message from EVP Melvin Tangonan, check the office's progress towards our goals, see fun recipes, and more! issuu.com/jkeating0002/docs/…
The Advocacy Grant is a $25k fund to raise awareness of critical issues, particularly those in marginalized & underserved communities. The grant is for RSOs or community members who need financial help for programming/events highlighting an advocacy cause buff.ly/3rNdYXy
All ASUC Offices, Councils, Commissions, Chartered Programs and units must complete ABSA applications each year to be allocated space and or funding. Please ensure that only one application is submitted for your group. Link: callink.berkeley.edu/forms
Hey Bears! The Office of the ASUC EVP negotiated a contract with The Wall Street Journal to provide all Berkeley students with free subscriptions until graduation!
This post shows helpful sites for all students courtesy of the Wall Street Journal.
Happy Black History Month Cal bears! Join the ASUC EVP office all February long in honoring Black history and celebrating the Black community on campus and across the nation. Remember that Black history is indeed America’s history.
As of Spring 2020, The New York Times has been providing free digital subscriptions to all UC Berkeley students until their graduation.
If you haven’t already subscribed, join thousands of UC Berkeley students in accessing this free resource at nytimes.com/ASUCBerkeley
Welcome back! Friendly reminder that every Berkeley student receives a FREE subscription to The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. Register at
nytimes.com/ASUCBerkeley and wsj.com/ASUCBerkeley
If you have any questions, contact EVP Melvin Tangonan at [email protected]
ASUC Executive Vice President retweeted
The first shipment of vaccine has arrived @TangCenterCal!
Campus individuals will be offered vaccination as supply becomes available, according to the priority groups w/in the UCOP distribution plan. #MaskUp #BearsCare 😷news.berkeley.edu/2021/01/12…
Are you a member of a UC Berkeley RSO?
Do you want to learn more about how your RSO can get ASUC funds, how much funding you’re eligible for, and how they can be used?
Check out these graphics to learn more!
ASUC Executive Vice President retweeted
These decisions are a testament to the power of student advocacy and grassroots organizing. Huge shoutout to the fierce advocacy of Black and Pilipinx students, staff, and faculty.
Honored and deeply privileged to be a part of the committee that reviewed the proposals.
UC Berkeley's LeConte and Barrows halls lose their names.
The decision was made in response to growing awareness of the controversial legacies of the halls’ namesakes that clash with UC Berkeley’s mission and values.
news.berkeley.edu/2020/11/18…
Huge shout out to Nicole and her AAVP office for their advocacy towards P/NP for major/minor requirements and prerequisites!
More information and updated for other college is still TBD.
Interested in national security, military affairs, election interference, cybersecurity, foreign policy, climate change, or tech/social media? Learn more at the National Security minor on 11/5 at 7 PM!
Event link: tinyurl.com/townhall-nationa…
Interest form: forms.gle/hxRnKjHC2e7UdPt57
