We asked some of our FOA colleagues to tell us their favorite things about working for UC Davis — and to our surprise, some of them burst into song! (Yes, that is exactly how it happened.)
“I feel so lucky to have built my career at a place like UC Davis," said FOA's Vice Chancellor Kelly Ratliff, who announced she plans to retire in May 2022.
With few operational changes expected, many UC Davis staff members and other employees will continue to work remotely until at least the end of the winter quarter.
This year FOA said farewell to almost 50 wonderful employees with over 1,000 years of combined service to UC Davis! We thank each retiree for their years of service, commitment and dedication to making the university the best it can be every day.
For the past three years, University of California Davis has been ranked the most sustainable university in the country by GreenMetric World University Rankings. Design and Construction Management plays an important role in building and maintaining a sustainable university with every project it undertakes.
The Causeway Connection is scheduled to begin service on a modified schedule between UC Davis and UC Davis Health campuses on Monday, May 4.
UC Davis affiliates will ride for free by displaying a valid UC Davis ID.
The Causeway Connection will run during peak hours, with hourly direct trips between 6-9 a.m. and 4-6 p.m.
More than 100 UC Davis students are taking part in a month-long face shield fabrication project at the Craft Center, with a goal of producing 10,000 shields to donate to the UC Davis Medical Center.
The Causeway Connection launch is being postponed through May 1, due to the extension of COVID-19 Shelter-in-Place Orders and related requirements discouraging non-essential travel.
The Causeway Connection buses will be designated Route 138 when it launches in April. Highlights include 52 trips daily between UC Davis and UC Davis Health, peak-hour seating capacity for 99 people and more.
