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Attention fourth-years (or seniors): Make sure you’ve completed your MANDATORY senior advising!

Check out the following link to get started and make sure you aren’t subject to a registration hold: tinyurl.com/ucdavisadvising

**The mandatory advising hold will NOT prevent Pass 1
Winter registration.** by @ucdpsych

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Professor Luck and his team are looking for tutors for the PSC 1Y learning center for Fall quarter!

To apply, scan the QR code on the second slide or navigate to this link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1EijXCr1W9ff-Jz4X0et_u4_N-0IDDJJIPnCD6ayzJxA Flyer advertising a program for pre-Health majors in UC Davis. Top: In the background, colorful amorphous blobs surround art of a hospital and a doctor. Top: blue text reads: "UC Davis Career Center: Fall 2026 Health-Related Experiences: Register Now!" Below, a description reads: "Program Description: The Health-Related Experiences (HRE) Program, managed by the UC Davis Career Center, provides UC Davis undergraduate students with opportunities to participate in entry-level volunteer and internship roles at local health clinics, hospitals and human services organizations. Students are guided, supervised and evaluated by health industry professionals. Through HREs, students can explore various specialties in human health, gain exposure to professional healthcare environments, develop practical skills and make industry contacts. The deadline to apply is Tuesday, August 18 at 4:00 pm." Red and pink dots line the bottom of the flyer. by @ucdpsych

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The Psychology Peer Mentoring program is looking for peer mentors this Fall! If you’re interested, scan the QR in the flyer, or go to https://tinyurl.com/26-psc-peer-mentor-app

For questions, email msouthwick@ucdavis.edu. Off-white flyer of a job posting for a peer mentoring program for Psychology. Top: text in an orange button reads: "Psychology Peer Mentoring Program" Below, large white text in an orange button reads: "Seeking Peer Mentors. 2026-2027" Below, dark orange text in a light orange square reads: "Are you a 3rd or 4th year Psychology Student? Want to develop your mentoring skills this all to prepare for mentoring in Winter and Spring? Apply using the link or QR code!" Below, white text inside a dark orange button reads: "Apply by September 27th. https://tinyurl.com/26-psc-peer-mentor-app. Questions? Email: msouthwick@ucdavis.edu." A QR code is attached to the right. Art of a loudspeaker, a magnifying glass, and a office pin decorate the sides of the flyer. by @ucdpsych

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Pass 2 is coming to an end! Looking for more classes to fill your fall quarter schedule and maybe learn a bit about the politics of emotions? Check out SOC 195: Sociology of Emotions! The class is an in-depth examination of the social construction of emotions, focusing on its interactional, institutional, and ideological processes.

If that piques your interest, go save or register for this course on schedule builder! Mondrian style flyer advertising a Sociology course offered during the Fall Quarter of 2026. Large text above reads: "SOC 185: Sociology of Emotions." Below, a brief description reads: "In-depth examination of the social construction of emotion snand their economic, political, and cultural consequences, focusing on interactional, institutional, and ideological processes. Emphasis on student research and writing. Taught by Professor Lauren Clingan." White text inside art of an orange note reads: "Fall Quarter 2026. Wednesdays 9:00 AM - 11:50 AM" A green sidebar on the left reads: "Sociology Fall Quarter Courses." by @ucdpsych

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Pass 2 is coming to an end! Looking for more classes to fill your fall quarter schedule and deepen your understanding of education in the United States? Check out SOC 124: Education and Inequality! The class introduces students to several perspectives and topics in the sociology of education, focusing on the roles of social institutions in shaping individuals; academic and life-course trajectories, as well as the courses and consequences of group differences in educational opportunities and outcomes. If that piques your interest, go save or register for this course on schedule builder! A flyer of a blackboard advertising a recommended class for Fall quarter. Top text reads: "SOC 124 - Education and Inequality" Right: " Fall Quarter. CRN: 48260. MW: 10:00am - 11:50am, Professor Hibel, GE: SS." Below is an overview of the course: "Course Overview: This course introduces students to several of the major theoretical perspectives and research topics in the sociology of education. Course readings focus on the roles multiple social institutions play in shaping individuals' academic and life-course trajectories, as well as the course and consequences of group differences in educational opportunities and outcomes. This course emphasizes the diversity of theoretical approaches and research methodologies in the sociology of education, and highlights the contributions made by sociological research to our understanding of issues related to quality and inequality in United States education. Course Objectives: 1) To develop students' understanding of schooling as a social institution, and to examine schooling's roles in a stratified society. 2) To develop students' sociological understanding of the sources of the variation in education outcomes of the individual and group levels. 3) To apply a sociological perspective to problems and issues in education, and to effectively communicate on an original analytic point of view." by @ucdpsych

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Join the IMAR and the Tarbiya Institute for their annual symposium on October 3rd, 2026 in Roseville, California! The IMAR 2026 Symposium is a one-day public conference for people across faiths, traditions, and communities in Northern California who sense that modern approaches to healing are incomplete and to explore wellbeing as a human question, not just a clinical one.

To see the event page and to register, navigate to this link:

https://www.tarbiya.org/imar/2026-public-symposium Flyer for a mental health symposium hosted by Tarbiya Institute. Large title text reads: "IMAR Annual Symposium 2026. Mental Health: Beyond Industry Barriers and Biases." Below is a list of speakers featured at the event and their headshots: "Imam M. A. Azeez, Jamie Swanton, LCSW, Dr. Patrick Koga, Rev. Jason Bense, Imam Kamran Islam. Below, logos of all collaborating institutions are featured, and a brief footnote listing the date and location is written inside a green box: "Saturday October 3rd 2026, 10am-3pm, 10031 Foothills Blvd, Roseville, CA 95747, Registration Required" by @ucdpsych

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Want to get hands-on experience as a Pre-Health student? The Health-Related Experiences Program is open for registration now through Tuesday, August 18 at 4:00 PM! Scan the QR code on the flyer to apply. Flyer advertising a program for pre-Health majors in UC Davis. Top: In the background, colorful amorphous blobs surround art of a hospital and a doctor. Top: blue text reads: "UC Davis Career Center: Fall 2026 Health-Related Experiences: Register Now!" Below, a description reads: "Program Description: The Health-Related Experiences (HRE) Program, managed by the UC Davis Career Center, provides UC Davis undergraduate students with opportunities to participate in entry-level volunteer and internship roles at local health clinics, hospitals and human services organizations. Students are guided, supervised and evaluated by health industry professionals. Through HREs, students can explore various specialties in human health, gain exposure to professional healthcare environments, develop practical skills and make industry contacts. The deadline to apply is Tuesday, August 18 at 4:00 pm." Red and pink dots line the bottom of the flyer. by @ucdpsych

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Some further context provided by LS IT:

“These attacks are particularly concerning because they do not rely on someone downloading an obviously suspicious attachment or program. Instead, they convince the person at the computer to run a command that installs malicious software. We’re sharing this update because this activity is increasing, and the attackers are changing the websites and products they impersonate.

In multiple recent incidents, employees searched the web for common tools like LinkedIn and ChatGPT then reached a malicious website impersonating those legitimate companies. The sites instructed the users to perform steps on their computer that ultimately ran a malicious command. Within seconds, attackers were able to install remote-access software on the computers.

Similar attacks may impersonate other familiar websites, applications, or services. The instructions may be presented as a security check, CAPTCHA, verification step, software fix, or other routine-looking task.” Security notice from the Letters and Science IT Services Unit reposted to the Yellow Cluster instagram accounts through text on blank off-white slides. Above, blue text reads: "Security Notice: As of Thursday, August 13, 2026, at 2PM from the Letters and Science IT Services Unit" Below, text reads: "We are seeing a significant increase in attacks that use fake websites and convincing on-screen instructions to trick people into compromising their computers. We have now confirmed multiple successful attacks of this type within our college, including several recent cases. Here's how to spot and avoid them:" by @ucdpsych

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Are you looking to get a sneak peak into graduate schools of Psychology? The UW Psychology Diversity Steering Committee welcomes folks to the 2026 Psychology Virtual Recruitment event on Tuesday, September 29th, 2026!

This event is a great opportunity for anyone who is considering a PhD in psychology, especially folks from historically marginalized groups and those often underrepresented in academia, to learn more about UW’s Psychology doctoral program (including the different areas of research, funding, and admissions), and participate in a Q&A session with current graduate students and faculty. We encourage students of all academic stages who are interested in learning more about doctoral degrees in psychology, especially students who are planning on applying to graduate school this cycle, to attend this event.

To register for the zoom live event or receive the recording, scan the QR code on the second slide. Flyer for a recruitment event hosted by the University of Washington Psychology Diversity Steering Committee. Top: blue text reads: "University of Washington Psychology Recruitment Event. 'A sneak peak for graduate school'" Below, a brief description reads: "The UW Psychology Diversity Committee Presents: The 2026 Psychology Virtual Recruitment Event. Tuesday, September 29, 2026 from 3:00 - 5:00PM PT. Below, additional information reads: "Great for anyone who: is planning on applying to graduate school this cycle, is from historically marginalized groups/ groups often underrepresented in academia, wants learn more about UW’s Psychology doctoral program." Transparent blue and red circles line the edges of the flyer. by @ucdpsych

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Hey Psychology majors! Interested in being a part-time administrative assistant for a team of therapists and clinicians? Safe Space Counseling is a mental health practice in Elk Grove that is hiring assistants who are interested in gaining valuable experience. For more information, click the link in the flyer above. To apply, use the link in the flyer above or scan the QR code! The deadline to apply is August 7th. Flyer for a job position as a part-time administrative assistant position at a Counseling site. Top left: Art of a woman in fetal position, with green and yellow paint splotches shaped like leaves surrounding her. Above, text reads: "Now Hiring: Part-time Administrative Assistant. Join a team of therapists and clinicians and gain valuable experience in mental health care." Below, a brief description reads: "About the role: Part-Time Position: 2 days in-person per week, rest remote. For Psychology Students or Graduates: Great fit for building experience in the field. Mental Health Practice: Be part of a mission-drive, client-centered team. Elk Grove Office: Hybrid role based in our Elk Grove office." Below, blue text within a green bubble reads: "Safe Space Counseling: Ideal for psychology students, individuals passionate about mental health, or recent graduates. Support healing. Build your future." Below, additional information inside a grey blob reads: "Apply today! hello@safespacecounseling.com, (916) 582-7453, www.safespacecounseling.com." Beside this blob, a QR code linking to the application is posted. by @ucdpsych

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The Lesh Lab (PI: Tyler Lesh, PH.D.) and TCAN Lab (PI: Cameron Carter, M.D.) are currently looking for volunteers for current projects evaluating the impact of cannabis, metabolism, immune factors, and dopamine signaling on individuals with psychotic disorders. New studies also focus on co-occuring autism spectrum and psychotic disorders as well as the how neuroinflammation may mediate the relationship between sleep disruptions and symptom emergence in adolescence.

Our NIH-funded studies implement clinical interviews, questionnaires, computer tasks, and MRI scans to examine the relationships between symptoms, cognition, and brain activity in psychosis. Volunteers can gain experience with a psychiatric population, shadow clinical appointments, be safety monitor trained for MRI scans, and assist with data entry, administrative tasks, data auditing, and subject recruitment. Although not required, motivated volunteers frequently complete an independent project and present at the annual UCD Undergraduate Research Conference.

For volunteers with programming experience or an interest in learning more about neuroanatomy, we offer experiences learning how to examine and analyze structural MRI scans.

Prerequisites: Applicants with previous research or clinical experience will be strongly considered, but no prior experience is required.

Additional comments: We require a minimum of 8 hours per week with a one-year commitment, although scheduling hours is flexible. There is a free shuttle between the Davis campus and the UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, where our lab is located. Applicants should send a cover letter and CV, including college GPA, and contact information for 2 references to adanila@ucdavis.edu. Priority applicant review due date of Aug. 10 and ongoing applicant review until positions are filled. "White flyer with dark-colored text that reads:

'Become a volunteer RA in a clinical research lab! The Lesh Lab (PI: Tyler Lesh, PH.D.) and TCAN Lab (PI: Cameron Carter, M.D.) are currently looking for volunteers for projects focusing on the relationships between symptoms, cognition, and brain activity in individuals with psychosis. Interact with a psychiatric population and shadow clinical appointments! Become safety trained for MRI scans! Assist with data entry, administrative tasks, data auditing, and subject recruitment! Complete an independent project and present a poster! Apply now! Located at UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento (free shuttle available between Davis campus and Medical Center). Minimum 8 hours/week with a one-year commitment.'

The flyer also includes an image of an MRI brain scan that shows brain activity via a heatmap." by @ucdpsych

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