FOA successfully audited 400+ systems applications and made changes to 20 to ensure that employee names and gender identities are accurately reflected as part of UC Davis’ Gender Identity and Lived Name Policy.
It seems like every week UC Davis is topping charts and making headlines for all the right reasons. We’re now preparing for another significant milestone ...
Julie Nola recently named the associate vice chancellor of Design and Construction Management and university architect for the Davis campus, following a comprehensive national search
Since 2020, the Staff Emergency Fund has provided nearly $375,000 in vital assistance to hundreds of staff members facing unexpected financial hardships.
After years of connecting virtually, gathering in person for our next FOA All-Staff Meeting is a special chance to enhance connections and build a collaborative and thriving workplace. I’m looking forward to hearing Chancellor May speak, and pleased to welcome back Paula Mulford by popular demand ...
Nearly a decade ago, campus leaders at UC Davis decided to invest in a small team of employees to reduce energy by optimizing building controls and systems. The concept was that UC Davis could fund such a team, if it could curb high utility bills — essentially having the team pay for itself with energy savings.
UC Davis will begin construction next spring on a $100 million residence hall to meet rising on-campus housing demand and honor commitments to the city of Davis.
This summer while many of our students enjoy time away from campus, FOA teams are focused not just on sprucing up physical spaces, but also on strengthening and optimizing our new financial system, Aggie Enterprise.
As you know, Jim Carroll is leaving UC Davis end of today (July 12, 2024). We thank him for his creativity, impact, and leadership over the past six years. Effective immediately, I have appointed Julie Nola as Interim Associate Vice Chancellor of DCM and University Architect.
Clint is eager to contribute to the campus’s ongoing success, and particularly excited about UC Davis’ commitment to sustainability, notably the Big Shift. For the close to 700 staff in UC Davis Facilities Management and campus stakeholders, his approach to leadership is about providing support and improving potential.
Starting May 16, campus began work to restrict access to levels 5 and 6 of the Pavilion Parking Structure to campus-authorized vehicles, with fencing, elevator restrictions and locked stairwells.
Raising awareness in the UC Davis community about a down payment assistance program offered through the State of California and tailored to income-eligible, first-time and first-generation homebuyers in California.
To enhance safety for anyone traveling on the Davis campus, Transportation Services introduced the Traffic Ambassador Program, to facilitate the safe movement of traffic at the Silo terminal on Hutchison Drive during congested times.
