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CCBER's collections are available for use by university faculty, researchers, staff, and students as well as community members, including biological consultants, governmental agencies, and K-12 educators and their students.

The All Gaucho Reunion maintains connection between UC Santa Barbara and its alumni, and provides valuable networking opportunities for alumni to engage with one another and with students.

Review campus mail codes as provided by Mail Services, which is dedicated to the timely processing and delivery of intra-department mail, U.S. mail, and related services.

CLAS' greater purpose, beyond the role of simply serving students, is helping students take full ownership of their education.

What's happening at UCSB. From live music, networking, art/design, volunteering, athletics, comedy, theater, movies, and much more.

A listing of student departments and services at UC Santa Barbara.

Campbell Hall was originally designed as a lecture and recital hall. The building houses a standard proscenium stage and seating plan -- not the theater in the round one would expect from its exterior appearance. The seating capacity is 860 people on a single level with good sight lines and excellent natural acoustics.

CNSI's mission is to create a collaborative, closely-integrated, and strongly interactive environment that will foster innovation in nanosystems research and education and bring scientific and technological innovation into the economy and society.

CEMA, is a division of the Special Research Collections Department of the UC Santa Barbara Library. CEMA is a permanent program that advances scholarship in ethnic studies through its varied collections of primary research materials.

The California Alliance for Minority Participation provides resources and opportunities to under-represented students in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.