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• The new student-run journal, New Horizons, is calling for submissions for its first issue, Dual Pandemics: Why Black Lives Matter.  For more information and submission guidelines see Call for Papers, New Horizons Journal. 
• JST Student Employment: JST currently has four openings for part-time employment for JST students. See here for the job postings; scroll down to Student Employment.
• JST Lay Formation Gathering this Thursday, October 8.  Please see here for more information.  If you have not done so already, please RSVP with Paul Kircher at pkircher@scu.edu.
• Some socially distanced, masked hiking venues have been created for JST in the Bay Area this semester. Paul Janowiak is continuing the Saturday morning Wildkatz hikes in Tilden, leaving at 8:10 a.m. PDT from the parking lot at Hagemann. Contact Paul at pjanowiak@scu.edu for more information. Jean-François Racine will lead a 2-hour hike in Roberts Regional in Oakland on Saturday, October 17, 9:00 a.m. More information and registration at Hike in Roberts Regional Park. Julie Rubio will lead a 7-mile hike from the Bootjack Campground in Marin County to John Muir Woods on Saturday, November 14, at 8:30 a.m. PDT. More information and registration at Hike to John Muir Woods in Marin.
• JST is offering supplemental assistance for students who are experiencing financial need as a result of developments related to COVID-19.  Please see the full information and application form at JST Supplemental Assistance. The deadline to apply is Monday, October 5. If you have questions, please contact Paul Kircher, pkircher@scu.edu.