Students, see some of the many ways you can publicize your events on campus.
Review UCSD's posting policies. Registered student organizations can make up to two 6-foot banners/ posters per organization per event for tabling or hanging at the Price Center.
Write a feature article for a Center for Student Involvement online or paper publication. E-mail for information.
Expand your reach by asking a relevant academic department, student organization, and/or other department to co-sponsor your event.
Required statement for events with event sponsors
The following statement is required to be verbally stated at an event and included on any advertisement (i.e. flyers, websites, or public communication) when an event is sponsored by on- or off-campus entities:
"The views expressed at these events do not necessarily reflect the views of the sponsors or of the University of California, San Diego. As a public institution of higher education, UCSD supports and protects the free expression of a variety of ideas and perspectives, which is vital to a learning community."
Note: All messages are reviewed for appropriate content.
Ask faculty members to announce your event during classes that might be relevant to your event.
Get exposure with a table on Library Walk during Welcome Week and Week 1, held every fall quarter.
The paper is published every Monday and Thursday. Contact The Guardian to find out how to get included in:
Contact The Triton (a digital publication) if you're interested in having your event covered.
Promote your event with a table tent, the marquee, video connect, or a display case. Check out Price Center's marketing services
Contact the colleges for the names of resident advisors who can help you publicize your event to their residents.
Promote your program or event in a weekly newsletter to all students by visiting Student Events Insider. Click on Submit Announcement.