(Pacific+) The Roar: November 1-November 30, 2020

NOV. 1 . 2020 - NOV. 30 . 2020

Events | Programs | Community

THE ROAR In This Issue: Paws Out for Pacific Stories from the Pacific Community Recurring Activites Signature Events + On-going Programs

DIVISION OF STUDENT LIFE | UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC

CAN WE GET A PAWS OUT?

Paws Out is our new school spirit campaign to help create tradition and unify us as a Tiger Family. Paws Out can be used in all ways: it's for giving snaps (kudos); it's for shout-outs or BIG news; it's to show support and acceptance of each other; it's for showing that Tiger pride runs deep; it's an action.

PAWS OUT 2 CONNECT Paws Out to Alumni Relations for hosting the amazing Homecoming @ Home! It was awesome to see so many Tigers, past and present, come together to celebrate their love for Pacific! It makes us proud to see everyone sharing their school spirit and participate in the virtual activities.

We can't wait until next year's Homecoming celebration.

Go Tigers!!!

PAWS OUT 4 WELL-BEING Pacific's Student Health Services office provides a wide array of health and wellness resources. From primary care to counseling services, we're committed to ensuring our students have everything they need to maintain a happy and healthy lifestyle.

PAWS OUT 2 PLAY Though we are still remote... there are a variety events and engaging opportunities for you to find a place, build community and have some fun! From Brickyards to Tiger X virtual classes and Esports to Hike of the Week...

Student Life is full of all the things that make a Tiger enjoy their time at Pacific.

PAW 2 PAW

STUDENT INVOLVEMENT SURVEY "As a first-year [student], I was shocked to know that my first semester would be online. I'm glad that [we] are finding ways to reach out to students and bond in this virtual environment."

Anonymous "Times are rough, but I'm glad to see everyone trying to make the best out of it. Keep it up!" - Anonymous "This semester, I was fortunate enough to have some nice professors who are understanding of WiFi issues and the difficulties that accompany virtual class."

– Anonymous "I'm able to attend more events! I don't have to waste time worrying about commuting and whatnot. Everything is one click away!" – Anonymous "So far, I've made a decent amount of friends that I call every single day.

Online learning has been a little lonely for me me, so it's been really nice to find a group that I can talk to." – Anonymous "It's been a tough semester- so much homework and assignments!" Anonymous

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ANGEL ZHONG

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PSYCHOLOGY & ENGLISH '23

I've spent most of my life mirroring the depictions of Asian-American women in popular media - aloof, industrious, and "incapable" of leadership. Growing up, I was never dissuaded from playing into this "model minority" stereotype and felt validated whenever people praised me for exhibiting the characteristics that align with it. Assimilation and quiet diligence seemed synonymous with success.

However, I am now in the first semester of my second year here at Pacific, and I have come to realize that I am worthy of the space I inhabit; I don't need to preface everything with "I don't know," and end my assertions with "if that makes sense" to appear more palatable or to justify my opinions. I am a first-generation woman of color, as well as a student leader, a writer, an artist, a researcher and a scholar. These identities aren't - and never have been - mutually exclusive. We are all here to self-actualize - to take up space - so, to end with a quote from one of my favorite poets, Walt Whitman, "You shall possess the good of the earth and sun, (there are millions of suns left)."

Being a Stockton native, I have heard a lot of unkind words about my hometown, especially from peers and friends my own age.

So, at first, it was no question why I may have been a bit wary about coming to University of the Pacific. Granted, I did have my own aspirations and a mental image of what college was supposed to look like. To me, there was always something about Stockton that was special; I just couldn't quite put my finger on it.

Later, I found it. Coming to Pacific has allowed me to create a new home for myself within my own hometown. It has allowed me to grow an interest and appreciation for Stockton and rekindled a sense of pride to be here. The University of the Pacific has presented me with the opportunity to learn so many new things, to meet so many people, and grow in so many ways I didn't know I needed. I came to Pacific having known very few people outside of Stockton, not having much job experience, and not open to trying new cuisines. If you had told me before college that I would end up being a rugby player, a fraternity brother, and Arts & Entertainment programmer, AND a leader on campus who happens to LOVE Vietnamese and Thai food... I'd say you're crazy. Boy am I glad you're not! I always lived by this message in my head: "If you had one wish in life, wish for happiness." If there's one thing Pacific has allowed me to do, it's to follow things that make me happy, even if I didn't think they ever would.

JASON CUTLER Media X '21

A TIGER'S LIFE M O N T H L Y DRi vE CURRING SCHEDULE ision of Student Life

ROAR FOR 4 Mondays - Playlist Wednesdays - Podcast Thursdays - Tiny Desk Concert Fridays - TED Talks Check out a playlist, a podcast, a Tiny Desk Concert, and a Ted Talk carefully curated by a member of the Arts and Entertainment team, an ASuop Senator or a student organization every week! Have a suggestion? DM us on Instagram @asuopae and tell us what you’d like to see! @asuopae

PACIFIC PAUSE

PRAYERS OF PACIFIC

Weekdays @ 10:30 AM

Weekdays @ 4:45 PM

Pause during your day for a brief meditation. Join our Multifaith Chaplain for 5-minutes of mindfulness every weekday on Zoom.

All are welcome to this inclusive prayer. The time begins with everyone sharing joys & concerns.

A team member then offers a prayer with those gathered.

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Meet A Senator

ASuop Senate Meetings

Mondays @ 3 PM Meet your ASuop Senators for a casual discussion about campus life, student activities, and ways to engage with student government. @pacificasuop

GratiTuesday Tuesdays Gratitude is a common value amongst all religious & non-faith traditions. Tune in every Tuesday for a self-guided gratitude reflection.

Mondays @ 5 PM All students are welcome to sit-in on ASuop Senate Meetings.

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Taste of Tuesday

Soul Care/Self-Care

Tuesdays

Wednesdays @ 3 PM

Check out the Health Services Instagram every Tuesday where we will share yummy recipes.

Exploring new and old spiritual practices for grounding & resilience.

@_tigerhealth

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@pacific_rs_life

Coffee & Chat

Hike of the Week

Thursdays @ 10 AM

Fridays

Talk with our Chaplain about life, the big and small stuff.

Check out a new hike, park, or location each week!

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@pacificrec

Meet A...

Fridays Students from various religious or non-faith traditions will share information about their religious or non-faith beliefs. @pacific_rs_life

ENCOMPASS

MASS

Fridays @ 5 PM

Sundays @ 8 PM

Join us for this gathering hosted by the Pacific Christian Fellowship.

Join the Newman Catholic Community every Sunday for Catholic Mass.

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THE PLUS LIST

MARK THE DATE FOR THESE SIGNATURE EVENTS

Join together to explore the journey into wellbeing with a variety of bite-size-challenge tasks to develop habits to support our health. apply and attend college.

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Join us for World Kindness Day where we will be sharing ways you can share virtual kindness to others. Follow us on Instagram @_tigerhealth for more info! ➤ JOIN HERE - November 3 ➤ JOIN HERE - November 5

Religious Holiday (Sikh - Jain - Hindu): The Festival of Lights commemorates the triumph of the Good over the Evil and Light over Darkness. ➤@PACIFIC_RS_LIFE

VOTE 2020 LIST

MARK THE DATE FOR THESE ELECTION EVENTS

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NOVEMBER 3 | 5:00PM-6:00PM The Pacifican is hosting a non partisan educational panel on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2020 (Election Day) with various professors to have a discussion about climate change, healthcare, voter suppression, COVID-19 and more. Audience questions will also be answered! ➤ JOIN HERE

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NOVEMBER 4 | 4:00PM-5:00PM The Department of Political Science, in partnership with President Christopher Callahan, presents a series of conversations and interviews with journalists, civic leaders and political scientists about the 2020 presidential election, as well as local, state and national politics.This series will offer discussions that provide opinions and analysis about issues of politics, economics, foreign policy and social protests. Join us for this event featuring Political Science Professor David Hopkins of Boston College.

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WEEKÂ BY WEEK DAILY EVENTS NOVEMBER 1-NOVEMBER 30 11:00AM 12:00PM 11:00AM 12:00PM

EMBRACING OUR MIXED (API) IDENTITIES (Hosted by Asian, Pacific Islander, and Desi Student Success)

Join us for a discussion of Native American treatment in popular culture highlighting societal attempts at erasing Native communities and steps we can take as a society to honor Native American stories and experiences in current times.

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Let's talk about what makes you, you!

Embracing all culture and identities you hold.

Join Here 12:00PM 1:00PM

NO LETTER IS SILENT | Erasure and Invisibility in the LGBTQ+ Community (Hosted by Pride Resource Center)

A critical conversation on in-group erasure and invisibility of identities within the LGBTQ+ community.

Join Here 7:00PM8:00PM

11:00AM 12:00PM

INTERCULTURAL STUDENT SUCCESS CONVERSATIONS

11:00AM 12:00PM

HMONG EMBROIDERY | Passing Down the Culture (Hosted by Asian, Pacific Islander, and Desi Student Success) Join us to learn the story behind hand clothes and Hmong embroidery.

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11:00AM 12:00PM

LET'S TALK ABOUT (SAFE) SEX BABY (Hosted by Gender Equity Center) The Safe-Sex talk you didn't get in school: An inclusive and affirming safe-sex conversation.

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INTERNSHIP SEARCH & STRATEGIES

Learn how to navigate your internship search and how Career Services can help! We will also discuss tips and strategies to help you be prepared to start your internship on day 1!

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Join us to build community, meet other students and relax.

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11:00AM12:00PM

DISAPPEARANCE, REIMAGINING, AND HUMANIZING NATIVE PEOPLES (Hosted by LatinX and Native American Student Success)

MIERCOLES DE MUJERES | Porque Debo Votar (Hosted by LatinX and Native American Student Success)

This year is an election year and it is important that you recognize your rights as a citizen and the importance of voting.

Join Here 12:00PM 1:00PM

YOU ARE/AREN'T MY TYPE (Hosted by Pride Resource Center)

Discussing Fetishism and Dating Exclusion in the LGBTQ+ Community.

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WEEKÂ BY WEEK DAILY EVENTS NOVEMBER 1-NOVEMBER 30

12:30PM 1:00PM

WEDNESDAY WEEKLY SKILL SHARE | Winter Life Hacks, House & Apartment Seasonal Preparation

12:00PM 1:00PM

Discussing Fetishism and Dating Exclusion in the LGBTQ+ Community.

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Join us for a weekly series that teaches you a new life skill!

Join Here 2:00PM3:00PM

JAZZ TO HIP HOP | African American Music and Popular Culture (Hosted by Black Student Success)

4:00PM 5:00PM

LET'S HIIT IT GROUP TRAINING SERIES Exercise with the support of a certified personal trainer, learning resistance-loaded movements that will progress from the skills previously learned together. Join Tiger Trainer Eric for two 30minute workouts each week.

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1:00PM2:00PM

10:00AM 11:00AM

BAUN BACKYARD EATS

Spice up your meal prep with Baun Backyard Eats, the outdoor video cooking series! All videos will include modifications for grill or kitchen cooking as well.

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WE MET ONLINE | Online and In-App Dating Safety (Hosted

by Gender Equity Center)

Online and In-App dating safety in 2020.

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FIRST-GENERATION FRIDAYS | Graduate School 101 (Hosted by Equity & Inclusion)

This session will discuss graduate school, how do you apply, what to think about in applying, scholarships, graduate assistantships, and more.

Join Here 2:00PM3:00PM

ALL DAY

SANA SANA | Race and Romance (Hosted by LatinX and Native American Student Success) Join us for a conversation on interracial relationships and forming healthy relationships with those around you.

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Join us for an exploration of Jazz and Hip Hop and their international impact as black forms of musical expression. @bssatpacific 3:45PM 4:15PM

YOU ARE/AREN'T MY TYPE (Hosted by Pride Resource Center)

CREATE TO DONATE | Boggs Tract Community Farm

Tune in and see a quick tour of the Boggs farm! We'll be showing all the aspects of the farm so you can check out community plots, clay refrigerator huts, the outdoor classroom, and more! @pacificvolunteercenter

WEEK BY WEEK DAILY EVENTS NOVEMBER 1-NOVEMBER 30

7:00PM 9:00PM

SATURDAY SOCIALS SERIES On Saturdays, Residential Life will host an event open to all residents to be hosted by our Resident Assistants where they will be able to engage in some great community building!

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11:00AM 12:00PM

Join us to learn about Native owned businesses that you can support. @uoplatinxnativeamerican 11:00AM12:00PM

11:00AM 12:00PM

DESTIGMATIZING AAPI MENTAL WELLNESS (Hosted by Asian, Pacific Islander, and Desi Student Success)

For many communities of color mental health has been a topic that has been ignored for generations but, things are changing. Let’s talk about ways that we can destigmatize mental health in our APID communities.

Join Here 12:00PM 1:00PM

TOXIC MASCULINITY IN THE QUEER COMMUNITY (Hosted by Pride Resource Center)

INTERCULTURAL STUDENT SUCCESS CONVERSATIONS

Join us to build community, meet other students and relax.

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WHY WORDS MATTER (Hosted by Gender Equity Center) Learn about language as it functions as a product and system of oppression.

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4:00PM4:30PM

11:00AM12:00PM

NUTRITION Q&A

Join us on Instagram Live for a Nutrition Q&A focusing on improving your health and well-being. @_tigerhealth @pacificrec

SALARY NEGOTIATION WORKSHOP

Join Shannon as she discusses salary negotiation with a soon to be determined employer!

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A critical conversation on the prevalence of toxic masculinity in the LGBTQ+ community.

Join Here 7:00PM 8:00PM

NATIVE OWNED BUSINESSES (Hosted by LatinX and Native American Student Success)

11:00AM 12:00PM

MIERCOLES DE MUJERES | LatinX LGBTQ+ Support Group (Hosted by LatinX and Native American Student Success)

Join us for a Queer LatinX women support group.

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WEEKÂ BY WEEK DAILY EVENTS NOVEMBER 1-NOVEMBER 30

12:00PM 1:00PM

12:00PM 1:00PM

KAHOOT TRIVIA

How is your Trivia game? Test your knowledge on Disney, Stockton, Pacific, and more by joining the CIP Team in a game of Kahoot.

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"YAASSS QUEEN" AND OTHER FORMS OF BLACK FEMININE APPROPRIATION (Hosted by Pride Resource Center)

Black Feminine Appropriation in White Gay Culture addresses a topic critical to the LGBTQ+ and black communities that many within and outside of the LGBTQ+ community are unaware of or choose to ignore.

Join Here 2:00PM 3:00PM

BLACK LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT | Strength Based Leadership (Hosted by Black Student Success)

What is strength based leadership and why does it matter? Come join us for a discussion on leveraging strengths and resilience for leadership development!

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SO YOU CALL YOURSELF A FEMINIST (Hosted by Gender Equity Center)

Take a critical look at Intersectional Feminism.

Join Here 4:00PM5:00PM

SANA SANA | Internship Workshop (LatinX and Native American Student Success)

Join us to learn about the internship opportunities available!

Join Here 7:00PM9:00PM

BRICKYARD IN THE LAIR

1:00PM 2:00PM

FIRST-GENERATION FRIDAYS | Breaking the Cycle of Stress, Fatigue, and Burnout

ASIAN AND BLACK COMMUNITIES | A History and Dialogue (Hosted by Black Student Success)

Join us for discussion and dialogue centered on historical and current relations between Asian and Black communities.

Join Here 3:00PM 4:00PM

10:00AM11:00PM

Every other Thursday, enjoy a 2 hour virtual show featuring musical guests, spoken word artists, magicians & more!

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Join your fellow first generation college students and learn how to manage stress and break the cycle of repeated burnout and fatigue.

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WEEK BY WEEK DAILY EVENTS NOVEMBER 1-NOVEMBER 30 7:00PM8:00PM 7:00PM9:00PM

11:00AM 12:00PM

FIRST-GENERATION APID STUDENTS (Hosted by Asian, Pacific Islander, and Desi Student Success)

Being a first generation comes with pressures and expectations. Join us along with other first generation students to share stories about being a first generation student.

Join Here 12:00PM1:00PM

Join us to build community, meet other students and relax.

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SATURDAY SOCIALS SERIES

On Saturdays, Residential Life will host an event open to all residents to be hosted by our Resident Assistants where they will be able to engage in some great community building!

Join Here Passcode: Tigers2020

QUEER AND TRANS CREATIVES (Hosted by Pride Resource Center) Join this community space for queer and trans creatives.

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INTERCULTURAL STUDENT SUCCESS CONVERSATIONS

11:00AM12:00PM

NATIVE AMERICAN STUDENT, STAFF, AND FACULTY MIXER (LatinX and Native American Student Success)

It is important to develop a support system on campus. Join us for a mixer with Native American Students, Faculty, and staff.

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WOMXN AND FEMME CREATIVES (Hosted by Gender Equity Center) Join this community space for womxn and femme creatives.

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11:00AM 12:00 PM

PREPARING FOR YOUR FUTURE CAREER NOW | Presented by SmartCar Join Mathilde Patmon (BUS ’13, ’14), People & Operations Manager at Smartcar, to learn what steps to take to prepare for your future career now! Topics include getting involved in campus groups, finding mentors, internships, and more!

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WEEK BY WEEK DAILY EVENTS NOVEMBER 1-NOVEMBER 30

11:00AM 12:00 PM

SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY FAMILY JUSTICE CENTER Program Manager Suzanne Schultz will speak about services available to the community, the processes with receiving help from the center, family justice, abuse issues, community involvement, and volunteer opportunities.

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11:00AM12:00PM

MIERCOLES DE MUJERES | Shop LatinX (Hosted by LatinX and Native American Student Success) Join us to learn about the various LatinX owned businesses that you can support! @uoplatinxnativeamerican

12:00PM 1:00PM

I'M MY OWN SOULMATE (Hosted by Pride Resource Center) A celebration of self-love through the lens of Lizzo and the Fab 5.

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1:30PM 2:00PM

WEDNESDAY WEEKLY SKILL SHARE | How to Juggle Join us for a weekly series that teaches you a new life skill!

From “folding a fitted sheet” to “building a campfire” you will get to learn in real time these useful life hacks.

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2:00PM3:00PM

5:30PM 6:30 PM

BLACK IN STEM | Strategies for Navigating Academic Opportunities and Social (Hosted by Black Student Success) How have black students and professionals in STEM learned how to navigate the field and profession. Come join us for a dialogue and discussion.

Join Here NONPROFIT SPOTLIGHT | American Red Cross and Coalition for the Homeless Paul will chat with us about working in the ARC’s Emergency Disaster sector and advocating for families and individuals who face homelessness. @pacificvolunteercenter

10:00AM 11:00AM

WHY WE SLEEP (Hosted by Gender Equity Center) In a world that promotes productivity, stress, and anxiety, how do we prioritize sleep as an act of self-care.

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4:00PM 5:00PM

SANA SANA | Open When Letters (Hosted by LatinX and Native American Student Success) Come and write open when letters for yourself or someone you love! @uoplatinxnativeamerican

WEEKÂ BY WEEK DAILY EVENTS NOVEMBER 1-NOVEMBER 30

1:00PM 2:00 PM

FIRST-GENERATION FRIDAYS | The Power of Resilience

Join us for a gathering to discuss first generation student identity and ways of developing resilience while achieving educational goals.

Join Here 2:00PM3:00PM

CREATE TO DONATE | Fitness with Your Own Plastic Jump Rope Get your cardio on with your own plastic jump rope - that you made from plastic grocery bags!

We'll show you how and end with a short workout session!

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3:00PM 4:00PM

BLACK IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT | What is It? How Can it Change my Life?

(Hosted by Black Student Success) Understanding identity development theory can be helpful in many ways as you seek to understand yourself and the world around you. Come for a discussion regarding black identity development theories. @bssatpacific

ALL DAY

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27

7:00PM 9:00 PM

SATURDAY SOCIALS SERIES

On Saturdays, Residential Life will host an event open to all residents to be hosted by our Resident Assistants where they will be able to engage in some great community building!

Join Here Passcode: Tigers2020

FALL

2020

SERIES

PACIFIC TOGETHER

THIS SIGNATURE EVENT SERIES WILL EXPLORE SOME OF TODAY'S MOST IMPORTANT ISSUES FROM SOCIAL JUSTICE, TO THE 2020 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, COVID-19, CULTURE, AND CAREERS! CLICK THE IMAGE ABOVE FOR MORE INFO!

DIVISION OF STUDENT LIFE | UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC