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Breaking Barriers, Building Opportunity✨
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🐾 Introducing… Pups to the Polls! 🐾 Come hang out with some adorable pups while getting ready for the upcoming November election! 🗳️ On October 12 & 13, you can register to vote on-site and get help making your voting plan. After that, join us on October 26 & 27 to make a voting plan, learn more about the election, and get ready to cast your ballot! 📍 Coffee House: Oct. 12, 1–3 PM & Oct. 13, 12–2 PM 📍 MU Table 2: Oct. 26 & 27, 12–2 PM Come meet Cori, Cali, and Princess Leia while getting your paws on some nonpartisan voter info! Image Description: Image description: The graphic announces “Pups to the Polls,” an event where people can pet dogs while learning how to register and vote, regardless of who they vote for. It lists four event dates and locations: October 12 and 13 at the Coffee House, and October 26 and 27 at the MU tables. The graphic features three dogs, Cori, Cali, and Princess Leia, along with ASUCD Senator Arroyo and Office of the External Affairs Vice President logos. An infographic with a pale yellow background. The text reads: Pups to the Polls: Come pet some cuties while learning how to register and vote, regardless of who you vote for! October 12th 1-3pm @ the Coffee House October 13th 12-2pm @ the Coffee House October 26th 12-2pm @ the MU tables October 27th 12-2pm @ the MU tables. Featuring, Cori, Cali, and Princess Leia! It includes two logos for Senator Arroyo and the Office of External Affairs Vice President. taken in University of California, Davis by @eavp.singh
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Hey Aggies! My name is Simrit Singh, and I’m honored to serve as your 2026–27 ASUCD External Affairs Vice President! I’ve spent my time at UC Davis not only navigating systems that weren’t always built with me in mind, but also advocating for myself and others to make those systems more accessible and equitable. That experience has shaped how I approach advocacy: I know what it feels like to be unheard, overlooked, or left out, and I want to make sure Aggies have a voice in the decisions that affect them. I’m also no stranger to this work. Before serving as @asucd.eavp, I had the opportunity to serve as Chair of the ASUCD External Affairs Commission, a Senate Staffer, and a Student Health & Wellness Coordinator. Through these roles, I’ve led 40+ student-facing events, distributed 2,000+ free flashlights, organized workshops, worked with administrators and elected officials, launched Aggie Deals student discounts, written legislation, lobbied at the State Capitol, and worked to strengthen UC Davis’ voice at the state and national level. This year, I’m focused on “Breaking Barriers, Building Opportunities.” I want to make advocacy more visible and accessible, create more opportunities for students to engage in policy and lobbying, and make sure student voices are represented not just on campus, but in Sacramento and beyond. I believe leadership starts with listening. Whether you have an idea, concern, policy issue, or just want to get involved, I want my office to be a resource for YOU. You deserve an ASUCD that shows up and delivers 🤝🗣️ Now that you know a little about me… what do YOU want to see from the EAVP office this year? 👀👇🏽 Stay tuned for the work we’ll be doing this year, and as always, feel free to DM me with questions, ideas, or ways you want to get involved! 🎥@dipped.cookie #ourucdavis #studentadvocacy #externalaffairs #aggies — Video Description: The video shows her walking through campus, attending and organizing student events, working with other students, and participating in advocacy and campus activities. taken in UC Davis by @eavp.singh
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Get paid. Get involved. Make a difference. 🗳️ Want to do something meaningful while earning extra money? Poll workers help set up polling places, check in voters, assist voters, and keep Election Day running smoothly. It’s a chance to support your community, gain hands-on civic experience, and make elections more accessible. Ready to get involved? Sign up at POWERTHEPOLLS.ORG/ASUCD #studentadvocacy #ourucdavis #elections #aggies #civicengagement — A square promotional graphic with a cream background and bold red, white, and navy patriotic design. Large distressed text at the top reads “GET PAID TO SUPPORT DEMOCRACY,” with a red “POWER THE POLLS” logo in the upper-right corner. The graphic has two main columns: the left explains what poll workers do, including setting up and managing the polling place, greeting and checking in voters, assisting disabled voters, providing assistance to voters, handing out “I Voted” stickers, and other duties; the right explains benefits of becoming a poll worker, including getting involved and assisting voters, contributing to the community, and earning extra money, with a note that the amount varies by county. A lower section explains eligibility, stating that a poll worker must be a registered California voter, alongside a prominent navy-and-red “AGGIES THIS IS FOR YOU!” graphic and text explaining that applicants do not need to be political science majors or have prior election experience. The bottom of the graphic directs viewers to sign up at “POWERTHEPOLLS.ORG/ASUCD” and includes ASUCD Office of the External Affairs Vice President branding. Graphic promoting paid poll worker opportunities. It reads “GET PAID TO SUPPORT DEMOCRACY” and explains poll worker duties, benefits, eligibility for registered California voters, and that “AGGIES THIS IS FOR YOU!” Applicants do not need to be political science majors or have prior election experience. Sign up at POWERTHEPOLLS.ORG/ASUCD taken in ASUCD Office of the External Affairs Vice President by @eavp.singh
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🍩 DONUT miss your chance to vote! 🗳️ Your vote matters, and we’re celebrating with FREE donuts and Aggies Vote T-shirts while supplies last! 📅 October 19 is the LAST DAY to register to vote for the November midterm elections through the regular registration process! Same-day voter registration is still available after the deadline, but don’t wait until the last minute to make your voice count! **NOTE** We will also be handing out know your rights red cards for those who are unable to vote! 📍 October 19 | 12–2 PM | MU Table 3 Stop by, grab a treat, snag some merch, and get ready for the midterms! Every vote counts, and your voice deserves to be heard. ✨ #voterregistration #civicengagement #ourucdavis #aggies #donuts — Image description: The graphic features a bright pink gradient background with the headline “Donut Miss Your Chance to Vote!” and “Your Vote Matters.” Illustrations show a box of donuts, an “Aggies Vote” T-shirt, and a badge advertising free T-shirts and donuts while supplies last. The event takes place October 19, from 12–2 p.m. at MU Table 3. Logos for ASUCD OEAVP and Donuts + Democracy appear at the top. A bright pink gradient poster advertising a Donuts + Democracy event. The headline reads, “Donut Miss Your Chance to Vote!” and “Your Vote Matters.” Illustrations show a box of assorted donuts and a white T-shirt with an “Aggies Vote” design. A badge says, “Free T-Shirts and donuts while supplies last!” The event is October 19 from 12–2 p.m. at MU Table 3. taken in UC Davis Memorial Union Quad by @eavp.singh
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happy week 3 & episode 1 of: GET TO KNOW ASUCD! featuring our external affairs vice president Simrit Singh!! @eavp.singh 🏛️ Ever wondered what the Office of the EAVP does? well today is your lucky day! stay tuned for next weeks episode and comment down below which part of ASUCD you want to learn more about! See you next week Aggies 🚌 🐮 taken in Davis, California by @eavp.singh
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Aggies, we are tabling at the Memorial Union! Come register to vote, submit a voting plan to help us win the UC ballot bowl, and potentially get some free swag and brownies/rice krispies. The deadline to register is October 19th we hope to see you there! Image description: a poster with the words plan, register, and vote with the ASUCD OEAVP logo and a subtitle that says “tabling at the memorial union, coffee house” and the Dotty the mascot holding a megaphone that says October 19th deadline. At the bottom there is a section that says Monday/Wednesday 12-2 pm and Tuesday/Thursday 2-4 pm. At the very end there is a power the polls and Aggies vote sticker! taken in Memorial Union (MU) by @eavp.singh
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Want to advocate on behalf of @uofcalifornia in Sacramento and Washington, DC? Now is your chance! Apply to be a @ucadvocacy Student Ambassador! Apps are due Oct. 30. tinyurl.com/ucanstudentambassador #teamucan #advocacy #leadership #ucdavis — Image description: A bright, colorful graphic promoting the UCAN Student Ambassadors program. The design uses an orange, pink, yellow, and blue color palette with bold, textured backgrounds and speech-bubble and megaphone illustrations. The main text reads “Be seen. Be heard.” Additional text says “Be a UC Student Advocate!” The top right displays the UCAN Student Ambassadors logo, with a QR code and “APPLY NOW” button below it. The bottom left includes the ASUCD Office of the External Affairs Vice President logo. Graphic promoting UCAN Student Ambassadors with the message “Be seen. Be heard.” and “Be a UC Student Advocate!” Includes a QR code labeled “Apply Now” and UCAN Student Ambassadors branding. taken in UC Davis by @eavp.singh
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📣 Want to make an impact this November? The Vote Coalition is hiring! The Vote Coalition is looking for 3 Deputy Directors and 7 Associates to help support nonpartisan voter engagement and civic education ahead of the November 3 General Election. Help with voter registration, events, civic education, communications, outreach, and more! No matter your role, you’ll be part of a team working to make voting information clear, accessible, and engaging. 🗓️ Apply by October 4 💙 Nonpartisan | Volunteer ⏰ Deputy Directors: 5–7 hrs/week ⏰ Associates: 3–5 hrs/week 🔗 vacancy.ucdavis.edu #advocacy #voterregistration #civicengagement #asucd #ourucdavis — Description: The first graphic announces 3 Deputy Director positions in Programs, Civic Education, and Communications. The second announces 7 Associate positions across the same three areas. Responsibilities include supporting voter registration and events, creating accessible voting information, developing the 2026 Student Voter Guide, and creating graphics, content, and outreach campaigns. Both graphics state that applications are due October 4 and direct applicants to vacancy.ucdavis.edu Two Vote Coalition hiring graphics promoting 10 volunteer positions supporting nonpartisan voter engagement and civic education for the November 3, 2026 General Election. Positions include Deputy Directors and Associates in Programs, Civic Education, and Communications. Apply by October 4 at vacancy.ucdavis.edu taken in ASUCD Office of the External Affairs Vice President by @eavp.singh
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✨ Ready to turn advocacy into action? Join Soluna for a Day of Action in Sacramento! 💜 Spend the day connecting with community, advocating for change, enjoying music, snacks & drinks, crafts, and more. 🚌 Transportation is fully covered with a roundtrip bus from UC Davis Campus! 📅 Wednesday, September 30 | 4–6 PM 📍 Capitol Park | West Lawn, Sacramento, CA 🎟️ Open to all UC Davis students Reserve your seat through the link/QR code and come make an impact! Link in bio! tinyurl.com/solunarsvp💜 Questions? Email eavp@asucd.ucdavis.edu or DM us! #dayofaction #soluna #ourucdavis #mentalhealth #aggies — Image descriptions: A three-slide purple promotional graphic for Soluna’s Day of Action, presented by ASUCD Office of the External Affairs Vice President, Soluna, ASUCD Mental Health Initiative, and ASUCD Student Health & Wellness. The first slide features the large title “Day of Action” and describes a day of advocacy, music, snacks and drinks, crafts, and more. The event is Wednesday, September 30, from 4:00 PM–6:00 PM at Capitol Park | West Lawn in Sacramento, CA. A roundtrip bus is provided from UC Davis Campus. The event is open to all UC Davis students. The second slide is titled “About Soluna” and explains that Soluna is California’s free mental health platform for young people ages 13–25, funded by the California Department of Health Care Services under the Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative. It also provides transportation details: the bus departs UC Davis Campus at 3 PM, pickup is at Lot 2 across from the Mondavi Center, and transportation is fully covered. The third slide says “Sign up HERE!” and displays a QR code along with tinyurl.com/solunadayofaction. It lists contact information: eavp@asucd.ucdavis.edu and @asucd.eavp. Logos for ASUCD Office of the External Affairs Vice President, Soluna, ASUCD Mental Health Initiative, and ASUCD Student Health & Wellness appear at the bottom Three-slide purple graphic promoting Soluna’s Day of Action in Sacramento on September 30, with event details, free roundtrip bus transportation from UC Davis, Soluna information, and a QR code and signup link. by @eavp.singh
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Davis Fest is tomorrow! 🎉💙💛 Come hang out at West Quad on Saturday, Sept. 19 from 9:15 AM–12:15 PM! Whether you’re looking for community, basic-needs resources, health and transportation info, or just want to learn more about ASUCD, there’s something for you. Stop by the tables, grab some Davis swag, and see what Davis Fest is all about! 🐮 See you there, Aggies! #davisfest #ucdavis #aggiepride #civicengagement #getinvolved — Image description: A blue and white flyer designed like a clipboard announces “Davis Fest 2026.” It states that the event is on Saturday, September 19, from 9:15 AM to 12:15 PM at West Quad. The flyer welcomes Aggies who are interested in finding community, basic-needs resources, health, transportation, or learning more about ASUCD. It encourages attendees to check out tables and collect Davis swag. The bottom of the flyer says “SEE YOU THERE!” The design includes a megaphone illustration at the top right and a bicycle-riding cow illustration near the bottom. Davis Fest 2026 flyer for Saturday, September 19, 9:15 AM–12:15 PM at West Quad, featuring information about community, basic-needs, health, transportation, and ASUCD resources. taken in UC Davis Memorial Union Quad by @eavp.singh
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🗣️YOUR VOICE. THE UC REGENTS. YOUR TURN TO SPEAK The UC Regents make decisions that impact every UC campus and students across the system and public comment is one way we can make sure they hear directly from us. Join us for a virtual webinar on how to give public comment at the upcoming UC Regents meeting! We’ll walk through how the public comment process works, how to prepare your remarks, and how you can advocate for the issues affecting you and your community. We’ll be highlighting key priorities including: - Keeping the UC test-free - SB 98 Compliance - Disability Services & Basic Needs Funding Whether you already know what you want to say or have never given public comment before, come learn how to make your voice heard at the systemwide level. 📅 Friday, Sept. 11 ⏰ 6:30–7:30 PM 💻 Virtual 🔗 tinyurl.com/UCDPublicComment Decisions about students should include students. See you there! #studentadvocacy #ourucdavis #asucd #ucregents #aggies — Image description: A vertically oriented promotional graphic using a teal, light blue, yellow, navy, cream, and red color palette. A yellow banner across the top contains the title “How to Give Public Comment: Virtual Webinar.” Below it, a large teal section features three bold headline phrases in navy rounded boxes: “YOUR VOICE,” “THE UC REGENTS,” and “YOUR TURN TO SPEAK,” with the final phrase in red. A large illustrated megaphone appears on the left. The middle section lists three key priorities in white text: keeping the UC test-free, SB 98 compliance and support for undocumented and immigrant students, and disability services and basic needs funding. At the bottom are halftone-style illustrations of four people, partially behind a navy banner containing the event date, time, and Zoom link. Organizational logos appear in the upper corners. Graphic for “How to Give Public Comment: Virtual Webinar.” At the top left is the UC Student Association logo, and at the top right are the University of California, Davis Executive Office logo and ASUCD OEAVP Office of the External Affairs Vice President logo. The main headline reads: “YOUR VOICE THE UC REGENTS YOUR TURN TO SPEAK.” Underneath, the graphic says “Key Priorities:” followed by: “Keeping the UC test-free: Opposing the reinstatement of the SAT, ACT, & other standardized testing in UC Admissions”; “SB 98 Compliance: Supporting undocumented & immigrant students and advocating for protection across the UC system”; and “Disability Services & Basic Needs Funding.” At the bottom, the graphic reads “FRIDAY, SEPT. 11 6:30–7:30PM” and “tinyurl.com/UCDPublicComment.” The graphic features a megaphone illustration on the left and halftone-style images of four people along the bottom. taken in UC Davis by @eavp.singh
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