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In an email sent to students Friday, campus officials advised students to remain indoors because of unhealthy air quality, adding that the Tang Center will only be providing its limited number of masks to those with underlying medical conditions.
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Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Stephen Sutton spoke to the ASUC Senate at its regular Wednesday meeting about developing four strategies to improve student life on campus and fielded questions about the campus’s response to the smoke from the wildfires.
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After days of community backlash, Chancellor Carol Christ announced Thursday evening that classes would be canceled because of poor air quality.
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UC Berkeley Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Stephen Sutton called off pyrotechnics at the Big Game Rally, held annually on the evening before the football game against Stanford University. The bonfire, traditionally featured at the rally, was previously canceled because of an air quality notice.
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This new advisory board would be independent of UCPD and of the ASUC. The senate also discussed Title IX and heard an announcement from the Berkeley Disaster Team, or BDT, regarding its program.
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According to a letter written by Stephen Sutton, vice chancellor of student affairs, Ogundele will begin his role Jan. 1, 2019. Before he begins, Silvia Marquez will continue to serve as interim director.
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UC Berkeley added a new job listing for the South & South West Asian and North African, or SSWANA, initiative coordinator position on Sunday.
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Chancellor Carol Christ and Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost Paul Alivisatos announced Sutton’s appointment in a campuswide email Wednesday.
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Campus students pressed Chancellor Carol Christ on issues ranging from the campus’s budget deficit to efforts to increase housing and diversity during an exclusive town hall Wednesday evening.
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Covello began her journey at UC Berkeley as an undergraduate studying clinical psychology and volunteered much of her time at health care organizations.
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