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Weichert has been one of the ASUC’s most efficient and productive executive officers this past year. As the academic affairs vice president, or AAVP, he has created material change that has impacted every student on campus.
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Here are our takes on what the ASUC Executives and Senators have accomplished so far and what they have planned for the spring.
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Here are our takes on what the ASUC Executives and Senators have gotten done so far and what they have planned for the spring.
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If pandemic-driven ills were enough reason to give students P/NP in the spring, then a similar policy should most definitely carry into this semester.
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The ASUC Office of the Academic Affairs Vice President, or AAVP, launched a Twitter account Wednesday for UC Berkeley students to anonymously share their experiences regarding COVID-19 and academic policies.
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UC Berkeley College of Letters and Science announced a modification to the Late Change of Class Schedule policy Tuesday that will allow students to drop courses and change grading options until Dec. 4 this semester without penalty.
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The ASUC recently created the position of chief grants and scholarships officer to handle all ASUC-managed grants and scholarships.
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The ASUC Senate Inter-Semester Committee met Wednesday to discuss a COVID-19 relief fund resolution for students and the role of the chief grants and scholarships officer.
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Anyanwu’s platforms show a focus on helping marginalized students reduce barriers to their educational experience, which Anyanwu focused on as a senator.
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In an ongoing campus tradition, the ASUC Office of the Academic Affairs Vice President brought seven llamas to Memorial Glade for an event called “Llamapalooza” to help students de-stress as they prepare for their fall semester finals.
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