CASP Learning Communities (CLCs)
About CLC Seminars
CASP Learning Communities (CLCs) are 50-minute learning community seminars with three goals: 1) creating a community for our scholars, 2) connecting CASP scholars to campus resources and opportunities, and 3) providing space for our scholars to reflect on and plan for their goals for their time at UC San Diego and beyond. CLCs provide a consistent, small group environment that provides a network of support.
CASP CLCs take place Weeks 1–10 in the Fall Quarter, Weeks 1-9 in the Winter Quarter, and Weeks 1-8 in the Spring Quarter.
As a reminder, CLCs are only required and open to CASP students during their first year at UC San Diego.
Registration
Registration will be sent out before the start of each quarter; please be sure to check your mail for the registration link. For any questions or concerns, please contact us at casp@ucsd.edu.
Community Guidelines
Community Guidelines are guidelines that are made to create a safe space within the CLC. Each CLC has a different set of community guidelines, and the list is always changing!
Here are the CASP OLC community guidelines:
- Be Respectful (Attack the idea, not the individual) - those that share ideas should be respected and if need be the idea should be broken down, not the individual.
- Listen to each other - respect includes active listening. Students must show full attention to their OLC leaders as well as their peers.
- One mic, one star - When someone else is speaking there should be no one else speaking.
- Embrace the silence - Silence is ok! Everyone processes information differently and this needs to be respected.
- "I" Statements - Be accountable for what you say. Students should not assume for their peers or other groups.
- Inclusive Language - Practice inclusive language for all identities.
- Vegas Rule - Whatever is said in the space, stays in the space. However, whatever is learned in the space leaves it!
- Lean into your discomfort - Practice trying to challenge yourself to share or contribute to the OLC. Everyone is part of this learning community!
- Have fun! - Self-explanatory :)
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