Message from Matt Dulcich regarding a recent request from riders of the Intercampus Shuttle to have a participatory role in the ongoing planning for the Causeway Connection bus service. As discussed in the October and November open house workshops, many of the details are currently under consideration and will benefit from direct input from the shuttle riders.
As we enter peak wildfire season, I want to make sure each and every supervisor is prepared. We are counting on you to know your role in the event of a wildfire emergency, including impacts from smoke.
UC Davis has another set of accolades to celebrate. Earlier this summer, UC Davis was selected by Unique Venues, a marketing and membership organization for event planners and non-traditional event spaces, for two different catering and venue awards.
In an ongoing effort to keep our campus clean and to give our community an opportunity to influence policy, UC Davis is piloting a smoke, tobacco, and litter tracking tool called Breathe Free Tracker.
Nearly 60 FOA employees with a combined 1,427 years of service retired from UC Davis this year. We are grateful for their service to FOA and the university!
UC Davis encourages all departments, students and employees to prepare for potential summer-weather impacts to operations, research and teaching, and employee well-being.
On May 31, 2019 the Office of Sustainability held the 2019 Campus Sustainability Summit, an inaugural event to honor the achievements of the university and those in this community who contribute to our campus's sustainability goals.
A tree planting event on the UC Davis campus took place over the course of two days when 33 volunteers planted California native trees – eight western redbuds and four valley oak trees along the eastern border of the campus.
Brian A. Wadell, 64, director of Repro Graphics since 2008, died May 17 of pancreatic cancer at his home in Dixon. He also spent the last year as chair of Staff Assembly..
This past February and March, more than 7,500 employees across UC Davis and UC Davis Health took part in the second annual UC Davis Academic and Staff Satisfaction Survey. That’s an 8.5 percent increase, or 600 more respondents, from last year’s survey.
