Earlier this week, UC Davis opened its first vaccine clinic on campus for appointments to employees and students 65 years old or older (even those working and studying remotely). To see a breakdown of tiers and find out when and how to register, visit the Campus Ready vaccine page.

A recent New York Times article highlighted UC Davis efforts to combat the coronavirus not just at the university, but the entire city through Healthy Davis Together. The article included information from our own Vice Chancellor Kelly Ratliff, explaining the financial investment the university has made in COVID-19 testing for the entire Davis community. Read the full article here.

While campus has been largely empty for the last 10 months, Design and Construction Management remains hard at work with construction and planning future projects. But how the work gets done while keeping our community and contractors safe has changed. Read more about construction during COVID-19.

Find out what recent, ongoing and upcoming projects are keeping DCM busy. Download the Winter 2021 Capital Project Report or browse the projects online.

A big part of the success of the Academic and Staff Satisfaction Survey relies upon FOA Staff members reaching out to their customers, their partners and their team – and getting them to take the survey. Remind your customers exactly who you are and all the great things you've done for them lately.

Have you received excellent service from an FOA employee lately? We want to know so we can recognize them for helping making the university better. Nominate an employee using the FOA Customer Service Champion Form.

Healthy UC Davis is looking to fund projects that will help cultivate the health and well-being of the UC Davis community. Healthy UC Davis has opened applications for grants to be allocated to projects that promote health and well-being, especially in regards to diversity, equity and inclusion. See guidelines, funding considerations and apply by Feb. 26.