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University of Los Santos San Andreas, Picture Perfect Drive, Richman. Think you have what it takes to work at the number 1 public university in the country and help pave the way for the minds of tomorrow? Apply now! (( https://gtaw.link/ulsacareers )) Why ULSA? Limitless Opportunities As one of the largest employers in San Andreas, ULSA prides itself on being a large and diverse team of talented individuals working to secure future generations and provide a public service to the city of Los Santos and the nation. With a focus on inclusivity, there is always a place for individual talents to grow! Work with Purpose Join a community of fellows, build a career, and work with a purpose! We Focus on safe employment and safe flourishment of individuals. Feel part of a team! Our Values We commit ourselves to uphold the highest ethical standards and a safe work environment. Our focal point is education, research, and service to all our ULSA Beavers! Read more about our values here We invest in you We have a balance and purposeful work-life balance initiative, focusing on efficiency and investing in each individual, helping them grow their career and opportunities. We access our limitless resources, and the Faculty at ULSA will feel enriched every workday.
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Considered a five-star recruit by Rivals.com, Tyson was listed as the No. 2 shooting guard in the state of San Andreas and the No. 22 player in the nation in 2022. Starting at shooting guard for the Varsity boys' basketball team at Davis High School, Tyson's defensive dominance throughout the 2020–21 season and his 19.4 points per game, led to him being voted the Gatorade Player of the Year award by other coaches in the conference. He also set the school record for most three-point field goals made (91) in a season. By the start of the 2022-23 season and school year, he went from starting on the junior varsity team to starting varsity. Somondre Tyson was born on September 24, 2005, to Gloria Willburn and Orthel Tyson in Davis. After a robbery-gone-wrong that led to the arrest of his father and tragic death of his mother in 2019, Tyson moved to Rancho to live with his aunt (his father's sister). He was kicked out of almost every school throughout the Rancho-Jamestown district due to fighting and did everything he could to attend Davis High with cousins from his mother's side, trying his best to avoid gang banging. His cousins were brought up right, trained at an early age to stay away from gangs and stay in school. His aunt, Shantae Tyson, lived on Macdonald Street in the heart of the "O-Zone," a term given to the area by 40 Avalon Gangster Crip members. Life in the neighborhood— revolved around a single affiliation: the 40 Avalon Gangster Crips. That was their youth's identity, the result of birth and geography. It came before religion, even before race. In August 2022, right before the start of his junior year, Tyson was home at his aunt's house waiting on his best friend. But before he made it there, Tamonte Joseph was shot and killed in a dispute over a dice game. They'd been close since middle school, as their interests shifted from video games to girls. Tamonte was pretty good in a street fight too. After the death of his best friend, Somondre began getting involved in the streets more. He started smoking weed he would buy from gang members and staying out late. His grades in school gradually began declining. Tyson was hurt for a while, but he'd get used to it soon enough, though. Underlying each ceremony, the preacher's sermon, even the grief itself, was a palpable sense of dread and an expectation of more violence...
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