If you saw me at Moove-In last weekend, you know I got a workout in! What stood out most wasn’t the exercise involved, but meeting three very different families, each so excited to see their student start life here at UC Davis.
The UC Davis Commons is a marketplace for in-house talent, helping departments share expertise and find services they need, before turning to external vendors.
UC Davis firefighters gain hands-on experience with an advanced airway management device called “i-gel” through training with UC Davis Health certified registered nurse anesthetists.
Vice Chancellor Clare Shinnerl reflects on a fiscal year of progress across every FOA department and sets the stage for FY 2025/26 goals, which include helpful technology, construction milestones and innovative safety initiatives
Pam Heintzleman, a seasoned UC professional with nearly 20 years of experience, has joined UC Davis Finance as Director of Payroll Operations, Accounting and Compliance.
Leadership message: This year’s response rate was a remarkable 62.2%, with 2,000 additional participants compared to surveys conducted in previous years. You not only showed up, but you also encouraged others to take part.
The UC Davis Fire Department has been internationally recognized as a Beacon community under the Resuscitation Academy's Lighthouse Program, marking the highest level of excellence attainable at entry into the prehospital cardiac arrest care program.
After five years as a virtual program, this biweekly event’s return to the Sacramento campus was made possible by a dedicated project team of stakeholders from across Human Resources.
Part of Safety Services, the Emergency Management team of Benton Best and Patrick Seward were recognized for setting UC Davis apart as a leader in preparedness and resilience.
Following a national search, UC Davis has selected Nathaniel Hartinger as Fire Chief. An Aggie and 25-year veteran of the UC Davis Fire Department, Hartinger has served in every rank and brings a deep commitment to the campus and community he’s long called home.
The new “You Can Talk to Me” initiative is making Mental Health First Aid training more inclusive. Take the training and become a visible source of support in your workplace.
FOA is launching a new website audit program to help departments keep their content accurate, accessible and user-friendly. All FOA websites must live within our Site Factory platform, and new site requests should be submitted to FOA Communications for review.
