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The spring 2024 UCSB Open House will take place on Saturday, April 13, 2024. Please visit the  UCSB Admissions Open House  page for the most up to date information and registration details.

Spring 2024 Engineering Presentations

Learn about the engineering curriculum, research, education abroad opportunities, internships, and more!  The session will be presented by an academic advisor from the College of Engineering and is best suited for students, friends, and family who have already been admitted to the College of Engineering at the freshman or transfer levels. Requirements for UC admission will not be covered in this presentation so prospective students and guests are strongly encouraged to attend a UC Santa Barbara Office of Admissions Campus presentation .

Spring 2024 presentations:   please click on the date below to fill out the reservation form: Thursday, March 28, 2024 1:00 pm Monday, April 1, 2024 1:00 pm.  Presentation space at capacity, no longer accepting RSVPS. Thursday, April 4, 2024 1:00 pm

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Monterey Jazz Festival on Tour on Jan 29, 2023 | UCSB Arts & Lectures

Monterey jazz festival on tour.

Christian Sands, piano and music director  Dee Dee Bridgewater, vocals  Kurt Elling, vocals  Lakecia Benjamin, alto saxophone Yasushi Nakamura, bass  Clarence Penn, drums

As one of the world’s longest running and most iconic events, the   Monterey Jazz Festival celebrates its 65th year with a must-hear once-in-a-lifetime ensemble. Featuring Tony and Grammy Award-winning NEA Jazz Master vocalist Dee Dee Bridgewater alongside Grammy Award-winning vocalist Kurt Elling and critically acclaimed rising star saxophonist Lakecia Benjamin, this stellar band will be directed by visionary pianist Christian Sands and anchored by his longtime rhythm section, bassist Yasushi Nakamura and drummer Clarence Penn. 

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UCSB is the best school on the planet (I can’t speak for off planet schools) and I’m stoked to be giving y’all a tour! There are a million different things to do at this school and while school comes first it doesn’t have to be everything. Here’s a look at one of our lecture halls, and I’ll jump into our campus tour!

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January 31, 2024

Dear Members of our Campus Community,

I write to share with you the sad news that Professor Emerita Rona Sande passed away in July.

Professor Sande had a long-lasting impact on our Department of Theater and Dance, as well as our entire campus and community. She served as Director of our Dance Division for many years, and as Chair of Theater and Dance. Our campus flag will be lowered in her honor and memory on February 15.

I am honored to share the following remembrance from our Department of Theater and Dance.

Rona J. Sande (1934-2023)

Professor Sande came to UC Santa Barbara in 1963, became the director of the Dance Division a few years later, and was instrumental in advancing the dance program to national accreditation. She served as Dance Division Director for many years, until that position was upgraded to Vice-Chair of the Department of Dramatic Art, and later she became Chair of both Theater and Dance. She was truly a pillar of the Dance Division, molding a curriculum which honored high academic standards and professional training focused on the American modern dance art aesthetic.

Professor Sande trained as an undergraduate student at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, The Juilliard School, and completed a BS in Dance at George Washington University in 1956. She continued her studies with the graduate certificate program at Connecticut College School of Dance, and received her M.Ed. in 1961 from the College of William and Mary. Professor Sande began teaching dance at the University level in 1958 at Howard University, George Washington University and the College of William and Mary before joining the faculty at UCSB.

An outstanding educator and dancer, Sande achieved recognition for her work in choreography and, with Professor Emerita Alice Condodina, co-founded Repertory-West, a resident professional company housed at UCSB. Professor Sande originated the idea of having a professional dance company in residence at the University to serve as a lab for faculty research in Dance Production, Choreography, and Dance Performance. Repertory-West succeeded and evolved over the years and is now known as Santa Barbara Dance Theater. The company is still thriving now in its 46th year.

After a 27-year career at UCSB, Rona J. Sande retired in June of 1990 and continued to engage with and support the department as an Emerita Professor. She was a long-time donor to the Department as a whole, and Santa Barbara Dance Theater in particular, continuing her legacy of championing dance production and creative research.

Professor Sande passed away in London in July 2023.  She is survived by her stepdaughter Nancy, and preceded in death by her husband Dr. James Mott III.

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RE: UCPath Notice: Payroll Adjustment Backlog - Update  

The UCPath Center has addressed a backlog of adjustment cases since November 2023. The following info is intended to be an update for transactors on the progress since March 4, 2024. 

Adjustments submitted by the November 17, 2023, deadline

• UCPath has completed 253 of the 437 W-2Cs, with 184 remaining
• Electronic W-2Cs will be available by April 1, 2024
• UCPath notified employees about their W-2Cs via email on March 13, 2024, and those who opted for printed tax documents will also receive a hard copy via U.S. Mail

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• UCPath has completed 399 of these 866 adjustment requests, with completion targeted for April 22, 2024
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• Approximately 300 adjustments require a W-2C and are targeted for completion by May 1, 2024. UCPath will notify these employees about their W-2Cs via email by April 5, 2024

Next steps UCPath is processing payroll adjustments in the order received, and we will provide the next update by April 19, 2024.

We appreciate your patience and partnership as we complete the payroll adjustments as quickly as possible.

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Welcome to a tour of Africa—event set for April 13

A performance during the African Royal Fashion Show in fall 2023. Photo courtesy of the African Students Association.  

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All are invited to the African Students Association’s annual Tour of Africa— a celebration of the African diaspora with cultural foods, music and performances. Through these activities, the ASA hopes to share the vibrancy and diversity of African traditions firsthand.

Who: Open to the public What: Tour of Africa: Love on the Motherland When: Saturday, April 13, 5–9 p.m. Where: Rec Center, Lower Courts

Doors open at 4:30 p.m.

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This year’s theme, “Love on the Motherland,” incorporates simulated weddings to provide attendees with a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the different African cultures. The “weddings” will feature couples from Ghana, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Sudan, Congo and Togo. The couples’ identities are kept secret and revealed at the event. 

“I have attended the Tour of Africa since my freshman year of high school, and there was nothing I looked forward to more than the annual performance,” ASA President Menna Tarekegne said.

“The performances stopped due to COVID-19. Reviving this event to be bigger and better has been a lot of hard work, but the Tour of Africa magic is back. We are so proud of the work we’ve done and grateful for the help from our performers, sponsors, vendors, and so many more!”

The event is Saturday, April 13. Doors open at 4:30 p.m., and food will start being served at 5 p.m. The event will begin at exactly 6 p.m. and go until 9 p.m. at the Student Recreation Center Lower Courts. The event is free, but registration is required . 

Tour of Africa is sponsored by CU student groups, including the African Students Association , Cultural Events Board and CU Student Government .

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Nacogdoches man accused of killing girlfriend, her mother

NACOGDOCHES, Texas (KTRE) - On October 28, 2023, Nacogdoches police officers conducted a welfare check at a home on South Stone Street.

Laura Jean, 73 and Laquice Sanford, 48, mother and daughter, were both found dead from gunshot wounds inside of their home.

“When we got the call that J.R had shot her, it just made me sick,” said sister and aunt of the victims, Brenda Griffith.

After NPD’S Patrol and Criminal Investigation Unit investigated the incident, former boyfriend of Sanford, Ronnie Jernigan Jr., of Nacogdoches, is formally accused of taking their lives.

Griffith is still in disbelief.

“I’ve never wished nobody no harm in my life, but for J.R, he can die and go to hell tomorrow,” said Griffith.

Griffith said she and her family knew Jernigan well, they knew him as J.R. The family said they don’t know what happened, but they do believe Sanford no longer wanted to be in a relationship. Sister and aunt of the victims, Annie Gipson said the love they once had for him died with their loved ones.

“I knew he did it. I knew he did it from the first beginning, and I thank God for letting justice be served,” said Gipson.

Jernigan is currently being held in the Nacogdoches County Jail charged with capital murder.

The family of Jean and Sanford said it will be tough to forgive, and they won’t forget.

“Whatever God throw at you, that’s what you deserve,” said cousin and niece of victims, Lameika Caraway.

We have reached out to the Nacogdoches County District Attorney’s Office for comment on the case.

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2023-2024 Bermont Family Distinguished Visiting Author – Phillip Lopate

Phillip Lopate   is a central figure in the recent revival of interest in memoir writing and what has come to be called “the personal essay.”

 Lopate is the author of  Portrait of My Body, Confessions of Summer, Against Joie de Vivre, The Rug Merchant, Being with Children,  and  Totally Tenderly Tragically . He is also the editor of  The Art of the Personal Essay  and was the series editor of  The Anchor Essay Annual .

 Lopate’s work has been included in  The Best American Essays  and  The Pushcart Prize Series . Recent books include  To Show and Tell, Portrait Inside My Head, Waterfront, Getting Personal: Selected Writings  and  Notes On Sontag . In 2023, he published A Year and a Day: An Experiment in Essays.  Lopate formerly directed the non-fiction MFA program at Columbia University. “

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