The Good Life Sponsors
Eleanor Roosevelt College
Eleanor Roosevelt College (ERC) is one of the six colleges located on the campus at the University of California, San Diego. The college was named after former American First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, who was a humanitarian as well as a champion of international cooperation and a major member of the early United Nation.
Chancellor's Associates
Chancellor's Associates are the premier group of donors recognized for their annual leadership gifts to UC San Diego. Annual leadership gifts made by these generous alumni, parents and friends are used at the Chancellor's discretion to fund the university's greatest needs—whether it's scholarships that will help the brightest students attend UC San Diego, endowed chairs to attract and retain the best faculty or funding for programs and research that have the potential to change lives. More Information
UCSD Alumni
The UCSD Alumni Association represents nearly 140,00 alumni at the forefront of the sciences, business, research, the arts, social innovation and political service in California, throughout the nation and around the world. By fostering meaningful connections among this diverse group, we help to forge lifelong, mutually beneficial relationships between alumni, students and the University to ensure that UCSD - and every alumnus - will always remain world class. Learn more
UCSD TV
UCSD-TV is unlike anything else on local television. UCSD-TV reflects San Diego's rich intellectual and cultural diversity through television programs that are unique in their intent and scope. As a university based station, UCSD-TV has unusual access to people and events that impact both the campus community and the greater San Diego region. The station's non-commercial status gives it the autonomy to create content based strictly on relevance, interest and merit and is able to devote significant airtime to in-depth coverage of new ideas, key issues and emerging talent. After more than a decade of broadcasting success, UCSD-TV believes that enlightenment and entertainment need not be mutually exclusive.
