From Labs to Lives: Providing Better Support for Children With Autism - Audio Described VersionUC Davis2026-09-18 | From Labs to Lives: Providing Better Support for Children With Autism - Audio Described VersionUC Davis by DroneUC Davis2023-03-17 | Put on your jetpack and join the UC Davis drone tour to get a bird’s-eye view of this sweeping 5,300-acre campus nestled in California’s College Town. We’ll swoop past all the places Aggies love most: beautiful outdoors, spirited sporting events, unique art scenes, and peaceful study spots—all accessible by bike, bus and endless paths for Aggies without booster rockets. We’ll also give you a preview of housing and dining options and showcase the many off-campus delights.
Visit Davis from where you are: https://www.ucdavis.edu/about/visit
#UCDavis #CampusTour #DroneTour
Video Description: Through the point of view of a drone camera, the viewer takes an aerial tour of key locations throughout UC Davis campus. On-screen captions point and identify locations across campus. Beginning with the iconic water tower, the drone soars through Memorial Union hall and the Davis farmer’s market. Overhead shots follow of the student-lead UniTrans red buses, student’s swimming in the campus pools, residences and dormitories, as well as on-campus divining options. Key buildings like the Shields Library, Manetti Shrem Museum of Art and the Mondavi Center are also highlighted. The video concludes with images of nearby attractions like the gold Tower Bridge in the city of Sacramento, the Marine Laboratory in Bodega Bay and the Lake Tahoe Environmental Research Center. Throughout the video, students and faculty are seen studying and working throughout campus, enjoying the daily sights and sounds of campus life.UC Davis in a Day? Welcome to Aggie Day!UC Davis2023-03-17 | Your introduction to life at UC Davis starts here at Aggie Day! Find out everything you need to know about campus life in a single day. We can’t wait to welcome you to California’s college town!
First-year Aggie Day: Saturday, April 8, 2023 Transfer Aggie Day: Friday, May 5, 2023
REGISTER TODAY: https://ucdavis.edu/experience
#New2UCDavis | #UCDavis | #Transfer2UCDavis
Video Description: Set to an upbeat pop song, the UC Davis wordmark logo flashes across the center of a screen in the college’s Aggie Blue. A top headline text reads ALL THINGS CAMPUS in yellow. Below the headline, one left-justified column of white-colored text lists HOUSING, CULTURE, FINANCIAL AID. Another right-justified column of white-colored text reads DINING, CLUBS, DAVIS. Beneath these two columns, a centered bottom title text reads IN A SINGLE DAY! In the background towards the bottom of the screen is a subtle illustration of #UCDavis campus. The video cuts to gold confetti exploding on either side of the screen across the words AGGIE DAY. The two dates of the festival are then listed: FIRST-YEAR AGGIE DAY Saturday April 8, 2023, followed by TRANSFER AGGIE DAY Friday, May 5, 2023. A color splash turns the screen from blue to yellow as the words fill the screen. The video cuts to a new screen that says REGISTER TODAY before including a URL to register: ucdavis dot edu slash experience.UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May Comments on March 14 Student-led EventUC Davis2023-03-14 | University of California, Davis, Chancellor Gary S. May addresses distress within the campus community over a student-led event tonight (March 14) organized by Turning Point USA (TPUSA) at UC Davis. He notes that TPUSA, as a registered student organization, has the right to reserve university facilities and invite speakers of their choice, and that the university faces a heavy burden under UC policy to deny such requests over concerns of violence. At the same time, he says, “Please be assured that we are monitoring the event closely to determine if a threat or incitement develops that meets that threshold or violates other campus policies.”That May Be the Chancellor - Episode 7UC Davis2023-03-13 | UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May crosses the causeway to visit the UC Davis Health campus in the newest edition of "That May Be the Chancellor." Come along as Chancellor May takes a hard hat tour of the Aggie Square construction site, stops by classes in the School of Nursing and School of Medicine and learns more about the top-ranked medical programs and facilities.Welcome UC Davis Class of 2027!UC Davis2023-03-10 | Chancellor Gary S. May wants to personally welcome all the hard-working students who just became Aggies as part of the official Class of 2027 at UC Davis. Congrats! ✨ It’s an exciting time to be an Aggie, so say YES to UCD! You belong here.
To learn about next steps: https://www.ucdavis.edu/admissions/undergraduate
#New2UCDavis | #ClassOf2027 | #UCDavis
Video Description: Chancellor Gary S. May congratulates UC Davis' new students in multiple clips as he walks through different parts of campus.Congrats UC Davis Class of 2027!UC Davis2023-03-10 | You did it! You are now officially a part of the Aggie family. Welcome to UC Davis. 🥳
To learn about your next steps, visit https://www.ucdavis.edu/admissions/undergraduate
#New2UCDavis | #UCDavis | #ClassOf2027
Video Description: Two outside blue panels with a "Class of 2027" graphic. In the center, a video rotates through different students and staff, including Chancellor May and Robert Penman, congratulating new students on their acceptance to UC Davis.Thursday Thoughts: March 9, 2023UC Davis2023-03-09 | It's time once again for Thursday Thoughts, Aggies! This week LeShelle and the Chancellor join us from his office in Mrak were they discuss self-care, office hour advice, their three wishes and of course undergraduate admissions.
Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 0:07 Self-Care 1:16 Office Hour Advice 3:02 Three Wishes 5:40 Undergraduate AdmissionsThe Real Places of UC Davis HIGHLIGHTSUC Davis2023-03-09 | Find the support you need at #UCDavis! This short video highlights our Real Places of UCD series, showcasing different places across campus where you can find your community and outgrow the expected.
Say YES to UCD: https://myadmissions.ucdavis.edu/applicants/
#New2UCDavis | #ClassOf2027
Video Description: Set to upbeat hip-hop music, the text, “The Real Places of UCD” bounces onto the screen with bright colors and watercolor washes that animate on and off the screen. While the narrator shares details about all the real places you can find community at UC Davis, the video cuts between different scenes from campus, including The Cross Cultural Center, The Interntioanl Center, The Veteran’s Success Center, The Global Learning Hub, Center for Chicanx and Latinx Academic Student Success (El Centro), the Native American Academic Student Success Center, The Center for African American Diaspora Student Success, and the Transfer and Reentry Center.Unfold S.4. Bonus Episode: Is Springing Forward Bad for Your Health?UC Davis2023-03-07 | There are two kinds of people in this world: Those who love daylight saving time, and those who don’t. UC Davis Health sleep medicine expert Heinrich Gompf is not a big fan of the clock change — or at least not the way we currently do it in the United States. In this episode of Unfold, he tells us why it’s so darn difficult for our bodies to adjust to the time change (the suprachiasmatic nucleus!) and offers tips to help you prepare and adapt when we do spring forward.
In this episode: Heinrich Gompf, sleep researcher, Department of Neurological Surgery, UC Davis HealthUC Davis Growing Sustainable Boba From Fungi #shortsUC Davis2023-03-06 | UC Davis is growing sustainable boba made from fungi...would you give it a try? 🍄 🧋
Video description: While sipping boba outside, two UCD students are initially skeptical about the idea of boba made from fungi. The research behind this innovation is explained over video clips of the fungi boba and its production process. After learning more, the UCD students are convinced to want to try the fungi boba.Thursday Thoughts: March 2, 2023UC Davis2023-03-02 | Hey Aggies! Thanks for tuning in this week. In this episode, we look back at history for Women's History Month, look ahead at UC Davis in the future and talk about some current events.
Timestamps: 0:11 Freedom of Speech Town Hall 1:42 Interviews for WHM 3:06 UC Davis in the next decade 4:08 Ski or snowboard?Celebrating Womens History MonthUC Davis2023-03-01 | This Women's History Month, UC Davis celebrates the many accomplished UC Davis alumnae who are making big impacts locally, regionally and across the country.Episode 23: Face to Face With Chancellor May & Renetta Garrison TullUC Davis2023-02-28 | In this episode, UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May sits down to talk with Vice Chancellor for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Renetta Garrison Tull. Both come from a STEM background, and they discuss their shared passion for improving mobility and equity in STEM at UC Davis, as well as across disciplines. Also, find out a little-known fact about how the two first met.Megan Bull: Generation Aggie S2E3UC Davis2023-02-25 | They say you can't do it all, but Megan Bull did exactly that during her time at UC Davis and in the years after. Megan is a 2018 grad with a degree in pharmaceutical chemistry and a minor in technology management. She is currently working as a research associate at BioMarin Pharmaceutical.
During her time here she was involved with several programs from UC Davis Cheer to her sorority, Alpha Chi Omega, and working at the UCDNA Sequencing Lab. Post graduation, she continued to make a difference in her community. After surviving the Gilroy Garlic Festival mass shooting, as well as a traumatic car accident, she wanted to find a way to help others that had experienced similar events. Eventually, the Reclaim Foundation was born, as they hoped to "empower trauma survivors to reclaim their life." Keep watching to learn more about Megan's time as an #Aggie and the differences she's made after graduating!
#AlwaysCurrent | #GrowWithUCDavis | #UCDavisGrown
-- Generation Aggie is a student-produced podcast that connects alumni with prospective, future, and current students. This season of Generation Aggie is hosted and produced by UC Davis STREAMer, Julliet Hill, in collaboration with Strategic Communications. Creative design and visuals by alumna Kristen Chan and project management by Teddi Tostanoski. Visual support by Alysha Beck. Special thanks to @CalAggieAlumni for their partnership in supporting current Aggie and alumni relations.Thursday Thoughts: February 23, 2023UC Davis2023-02-23 | It's already Thursday again so it's time for this week's Thursday Thoughts. This week is all about engineering since it's E-Week and the UC Davis College of Engineering is celebrating all week long. Plus, since LeShelle and I are both engineers, we may be a bit biased on the subject.
Timestamps: 0:05 ESDC & E-Week Events Overview 1:15 Why is Engineering Important? 2:25 If We Weren't Engineers, What Would We Be? 3:21 What Inspired Us to Be Engineers 4:56 Advice on Academic StressBlack History Month Book Recommendations #shortsUC Davis2023-02-23 | Celebrate Black History Month by diving into these book recommendations from the UC Davis Library.
#shorts #bookshorts #blackhistorymonth #blackhistory #BHMThe Backdrop Episode 17: Brain FlowUC Davis2023-02-21 | Whether it’s an athlete performing at their best or a musician taking it to another level, flow feels good and is good for our well-being. And the best part — pretty much anyone can attain it. Evidence suggests flow can ward off depression, prevent burnout and make us more resilient.
In this episode, Richard Huskey, a UC Davis assistant professor of communication and cognitive science, explains the flow state, how he and other researchers are piecing together how it can be achieved and what is going on in the brain when it happens.Behind the Scenes at the UC Davis Bohart Museum of EntomologyUC Davis2023-02-17 | From the beautiful to the strange, the UC Davis Bohart Museum of Entomology has one of the largest insect collections in North America. Take a tour through the collections and its highlights with director Lynn Kimsey in this behind-the-scenes video.
The museum is free and open to UC Davis students, staff and faculty, as well as the public. You can also check it out during the UC Davis Biodiversity Museum Day.Year in Review: TrailerUC Davis2023-02-17 | In 2022, you will find countless examples of how our dynamic undergraduate colleges and professional schools have driven commerce and supported jobs throughout the region and the state. UC Davis also shined in national standings. We were ranked as the No. 2 public university in the nation and No. 2 in “social mobility,” a measure of how many low-income students receiving Pell Grants we enrolled and graduated. Aggies are back — feeling renewed, reinvigorated and ready for anything.
Check out the annual report: https://leadership.ucdavis.edu/annual-reports
Chapters 0:00 Building Momentum 0:27 Energy Released 1:21 Our Reputation of Excellence 2:40 Throughout The YearThursday Thoughts: February 16, 2023UC Davis2023-02-16 | Hey Aggies! This week's Thursday Thoughts is all about the importance of internships (you never know who you'll meet...:eyes:), what the UC Davis Internship and Career Center can do for you, the upcoming Winter Internship and Career Fair and other ways to find internships.
Timestamps: 0:09 ICC Overview 0:48 Importance of Internships 2:15 Do We Have Interns? 3:44 Our Internships in College 4:30 Other Ways to Find InternshipsYear in Review: UC Davis No. 2 Public University in U.S.UC Davis2023-02-10 | In 2022, you will find countless examples of how our dynamic undergraduate colleges and professional schools have driven commerce and supported jobs throughout the region and the state. UC Davis also shined in national standings. We were ranked as the No. 2 public university in the nation and No. 2 in “social mobility,” a measure of how many low-income students receiving Pell Grants we enrolled and graduated. Aggies are back — feeling renewed, reinvigorated and ready for anything.
Check out the annual report: https://leadership.ucdavis.edu/annual-reports
Chapters 0:00 Building Momentum 0:27 Energy Released 1:21 Our Reputation of Excellence 2:40 Throughout The YearAggie-Themed Valentines #shortsUC Davis2023-02-10 | Have a special Aggie you want to send a gram to? Check out these punny Aggie-themed Valentine’s Day cards for you to screenshot and share. #shortsThursday Thoughts: February 9, 2023UC Davis2023-02-09 | It’s that special time of year when the Chancellor and LeShelle do their Valentine’s Day edition of Thursday Thoughts! This episode is extra special because 3 student interns joined in to ask questions about the Mays love languages, wedding day jitters, proud moments and nicknames for each other. There’s even a bonus proposal story!
Timestamps: 0:30 Love Languages 1:07 Nicknames for Each Other 1:45 Wedding Day Jitters 3:35 Proud MomentsGrowing Minibrains In a DishUC Davis2023-02-09 | A team of UC Davis researchers is making advances in a field that could eventually allow brain surgeons to offer replacement parts to injured patients.
Read more: https://www.ucdavis.edu/health/news/minibrains-move-closer-helping-patients?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=youtubedescription&utm_campaign=minibrainsEpisode 22: Face to Face With Chancellor May & Joe FarrowUC Davis2023-02-07 | Chancellor May sits down with UC Davis Police Chief Joe Farrow to talk about policing and how UC Davis is leading the way toward a more contemporary, community policing model to keep the campus safe. The chief is also doing important work around the topic of mental health and policing and is currently serving as president on the board of directors for the California chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI).Thursday Thoughts: February 2, 2023UC Davis2023-02-02 | Welcome back to Thursday Thoughts, Aggies! This week the Mays give their thoughts on the events of the past couple of weeks as well as the best advice they’ve received, dealing with difficult people and going into politics.
Timestamps: 0:09 Perspective on the Past Couple of Weeks 1:46 Best Advice Received 3:00 Dealing with Difficult People 5:18 Going into PoliticsA Message From Chancellor May on Black History MonthUC Davis2023-02-01 | February is Black History Month and UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May shares his message about recognizing the diversity of the UC Davis community and celebrating historic contributions of African Americans throughout history.Real Places of UCD: Global Learning HubUC Davis2023-01-31 | You already know what this intro means... welcome back to the Real Places of UCD! In this episode, we're taking you to the Global Learning Hub which is a part of @ucdavisglobal.
What if we told you you didn't have to travel the world to find out what global learning at UC Davis has to offer? If tourism is your thing, we recommend taking a trip to the first floor of the International Center where you'll find the Global Learning Hub. If you're more into virtual tourism, we hired five-star tour guide Valeria Becerra Angulo to show you around.
In this video you'll find that the Global Learning Hub has so much to offer: from information on study abroad and international internships to support for international students. If you're interested in global learning, the Global Learning Hub encourages you to stop by!
Video Description: A student gives a tour of the Global Learning Hub located on the first floor of the International Center. Valeria shows the lobby and it's open work area before leading the tour into the Global Learning Hub where she tours the office and sits down with various advisors to ask them common questions about global learning.
Credits: Created in collaboration with the UC Davis Strategic Communications and Global Learning Hub staff — Valeria Becerra Angulo, Ali Loge, Jana Saunders Perry and Blake Cooper
Learn more about our International Center: https://globalaffairs.ucdavis.edu/about/international-center
Check out the Global Learning Hub: https://globallearning.ucdavis.edu/
For all things UC Davis, visit: https://www.ucdavis.edu/
#UCDavis | #GrowWithUCDavis | #GlobalLearning | #StudyAbroad | #InternationalInternshipAnita Oberholster Awarded Innovator of the YearUC Davis2023-01-26 | Wine Enthusiast Magazine has awarded UC Davis enologist Anita Oberholster “Wine Innovator of the Year” for her work on the effects of wildfire smoke on wine grapes. She received the award alongside colleagues Tom Collins of Washington State University and Elizabeth Tomasino of Oregon State University. The team wants to better understand how smoke affects grapes, grapevines, wine composition and sensory perception of wine in a glass. The research team calls this an understanding of smoke exposure from “smoke to glass.”Thursday Thoughts: January 26, 2023UC Davis2023-01-26 | On this very special throwback Thursday Thoughts, LeShelle and Chancellor May answer frequently asked questions from past episodes over the years.
Timestamps: 0:00 Your FAQs 0:06 Who Sets Tuition 0:35 Selfies with The Mays 0:52 The Mays Musical Tastes 2:13 Dealing with HatersHappy Lunar New Year 2023 From Chancellor MayUC Davis2023-01-23 | Happy Lunar New Year! UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May sends warm wishes to the UC Davis communities taking part in Lunar New Year celebrations.Chancellor Gary S. May on Freedom of ExpressionUC Davis2023-01-23 | UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May discusses the unique role that higher education institutions play as a place for the expression of ideas and free speech. Fostering a teaching and learning environment and allowing free speech, even when it is offensive or hateful, is something public universities are obligated to uphold due to the First Amendment. Learn about freedom of speech and how to exercise your rights. https://studentexpression.ucdavis.edu/
0:00 - Higher education and free speech 1:33 - Hate speech 2:13 - Violence and safety 2:46 - The role of a public university 3:55 - The First Amendment 4:41 - Actionable steps forwardThursday Thoughts: January 19, 2023UC Davis2023-01-19 | Thanks for joining us this week, Aggies! On today’s episode of Thursday Thoughts between two ferns, Chancellor May and LeShelle talk a bit about Lunar New Year, the challenges of being a chancellor, what UC Davis could improve upon and Cameo.
Timestamps: 0:09 Lunar New Year Animals/Favorite Animals 0:49 Challenges of Chancell-ing 2:40 Cameo Opportunities 3:31 Improving UC Davis 4:45 Googling CameoPursuing Your Dream CareerUC Davis2023-01-18 | UC Davis student Winona Lo shares her story about coming to Davis and her hopes for the future after graduating with a double major in cinema and digital media and communication.Thursday Thoughts: January 12, 2023UC Davis2023-01-12 | It’s time for Thursday Thoughts, Aggies! This week the Mays are at the International Center, the home of Global Affair’s Global Learning Hub. It’s UC Davis’ goal that every student at UC Davis has a global learning experience so make sure to get in touch with an advisor at the Global Learning Hub to find out more about their programs.
Timestamps: 0:00 Global Learning Hub 0:48 Study Abroad Programs 1:45 Where Would the Mays Live Outside the US 2:53 Did the Mays Study Abroad? 3:37 The Importance of Diversity, Inclusivity and InternationalizationReal Places of UCD: Cross Cultural CenterUC Davis2023-01-11 | Welcome back to the Real Places of UCD! In this episode, it's all about the Cross Cultural Center.
Sit back, relax and enjoy this virtual tour hosted by your very own CCC tour guides, Safa Sareshwala and Elise Elizondo. Located on the first floor of the Student Community Center (SCC), the CCC is equipped with comfy couches, group or individual work tables, and a study room in the back of the center. The CCC supports the Asian and Pacific Islander (AandPI), African Diaspora, Chicanx/Latinx, Native/Indigenous, and Middle Eastern, Northern African and South Asian (MENASA) communities. If you're looking to utilize academic resources, organize, study and meet fellow students of various cultural identities, the CCC is the place for you!
Check it out: https://ccc.ucdavis.edu/
Video Description: Two students give a tour of the Cross Cultural Center located on the first floor of the Student Success Center. They walk around the lobby showing its various parts, and take lead the tour to the back of the center, where more space and staff resources are available.
Credits: Created in collaboration with the UC Davis Strategic Communications and CCC staff -- Safa Sareshwala, Elise Elizondo and Joe Martinez.
#UCDavis | #GrowWithUCDavisThursday Thoughts: January 5, 2023UC Davis2023-01-05 | Welcome to 2023, Aggies! We hope you had a wonderful holiday break and we’ll be glad to have you back to school next week. On this episode of Thursday Thoughts Chancellor May and LeShelle reflect on 2022 and talk about what they look forward to in 2023.
Timestamps: 0:10 Advice for 2023 1:53 Looking Forward to 2023 2:57 Reflecting on 2022 5:25 Learnings from 2022Thursday Thoughts: December 15, 2022UC Davis2022-12-16 | Welcome to this special edition of Thursday Thoughts, Aggies! Last week was our final Q&A, but we thought we’d wrap up this 2022 with a fun outtake reel. Enjoy! And we’ll see you in 2023.
Video Description: A compilation video of bloopers and outtakes from Chancellor May and LeShelle's Thursday Thoughts show.That May Be the Chancellor - Episode 6UC Davis2022-12-13 | From the weight-room to the class-room, Chancellor May takes a tour of the new Edwards Family Athletics Center to see what our Aggie Athletes are up to. We meet everyone from the Athletic Director to the Men's basketball Head Coach to the student-athletes who fill their roster.The Backdrop Episode 16: How Social Media Algorithms Can Foster Political RadicalizationUC Davis2022-12-13 | A new study from UC Davis suggests that Artificial Intelligence recommendation algorithms on sites like YouTube and TikTok can play a role in political radicalization. In this episode, UC Davis Computer Science Ph.D. Student Muhammad Haroon, who led the study, discusses how the study was designed, what the team found, and a new digital tool they created to mitigate the radicalizing effect of social media platform AI Algorithms.Helping Landowners Learn Prescribed BurningUC Davis2022-12-12 | Helping people put "good fire" on the ground is a key tool in addressing California's wildfire problem in the face of climate change and drought. UC Davis researchers, state agencies and community members are helping landowners learn how to conduct prescribed burns safely on their properties and monitor their benefits.Spring 2022 Undergraduate Make-up Commencement Ceremony - Saturday, December 10, 2022 at 2 p.m. PSTUC Davis2022-12-10 | The livestream of the UC Davis Spring 2022 Undergraduate Make-up Commencement Ceremony at the University Credit Union Center on Saturday, December 10, 2022. Congrats to all of our graduating Aggies! #UCDavisGradFall 2022 Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony - Saturday, December 10, 2022 at 10 a.m. PSTUC Davis2022-12-10 | The livestream of the UC Davis Fall Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony at the University Credit Union Center on Saturday, December 10, 2022. Congrats to all of our graduating Aggies! #UCDavisGradFrom Our UC Davis Table to Yours, Happy HolidaysUC Davis2022-12-09 | As we all gather around our holiday tables, Chancellor Gary S. May and LeShelle May wish the entire UC Davis community a happy holiday season with friends and family!Thursday Thoughts: December 8, 2022UC Davis2022-12-08 | Happy finals week, Aggies! You made it to the end of the year. LeShelle and the Chancellor are so proud of all the hard work you’ve put in this quarter. This is the last Q&A for this year, but don’t worry. We’ve got something special planned for next time. We hope you have a wonderful holiday season we’ll see you soon.
Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:07 What can a chancellor do? 2:02 What is the school doing about the strike? 3:24 Favorite holiday songs 4:14 Favorite game showsJesse Rodriguez: Generation Aggie S2E2UC Davis2022-12-05 | What do economics and salsa dancing have in common? Both are passions of our next guest, Jesse Rodriguez. Jesse is a double Aggie, graduating in 2013 with a major in economics and a minor in sociology. He returned to UCD to get his MBA in 2019. He is currently a senior associate at the Upwelling Capital Group and the co-founder of Dance on the Edge.
Join Jesse and Julliet as they discuss his time at Davis, what it was like as a first-generation transfer student, navigating his time in college, and how he has pursued so many of his unique passions.
This season Generation Aggie is hosted and produced by UC Davis STREAMer, Julliet Hill, in collaboration with Strategic Communications. Creative design and visuals by alumna Kristen Chan and project management by Teddi Tostanoski. Visual support by Alysha Beck. Special thanks to @CalAggieAlumni for their partnership in supporting current Aggie and alumni relations. Audio intro jingle by Mandy Coins, Sonoton Music.
Video Description: Student host Julliet Hill sits down with Jesse Rodriguez in the UC Davis podcast studio to discuss Jesse's experience as an Aggie and his current career as a senior associate for the Upwelling Capital Group.
#AlwaysCurrent | #GrowWithUCDavis | #UCDavisGrownThursday Thoughts: December 1, 2022UC Davis2022-12-01 | Hey Aggies! It’s time for Thursday Thoughts. This week the Mays give a quick shout out to the Healthy Beverage Initiative which strives to make our campus sustainable, healthy and hydrated. So, here’s your reminder to drink some water, Aggies!
Timestamps: 0:00 Healthy Beverage Initiative 1:00 Moonlight Breakfast is Back! 1:25 What People Don’t Know About the Mays 2:15 Holidays in St. Louis 2:38 LGBTQIA and Black Student Resources Resources for LGBTQIA and Black students: https://lgbtqia.ucdavis.edu/ https://cadss.ucdavis.edu/UC Davis if it was a... #shortsUC Davis2022-11-29 | UC Davis, if it was a...
Video Description: A very fast-paced collection of pictures that represent UC Davis as a flower, animal, element, object, color, and activity.Episode 21: Face to Face With Chancellor May & Deniss MartinezUC Davis2022-11-29 | In this episode, Chancellor May talks with Ph.D. candidate Deniss Martinez about her leadership around Indigenous environmental justice and policy. Deniss recently won an award from the University of California Office of the President for her work spearheading a new organization to implement more programs that address environmental and climate justice across the state.
Deniss also highlights the Keepers of the Flame class at UC Davis and gives Chancellor May a tip for his next guest on the show.
Chapters: 00:00 Show Intro 00:20 Guest Deniss Martinez Intro 01:07 Chancellor May's Q&A 13:44 The Hot Seat 15:00 Deniss Asks Chancellor May a QuestionUC Davis Soundscape: Arboretum Fall FoliageUC Davis2022-11-29 | It's Autumn in the Arboretum; people are out and about as the leaves change to the bright seasonal colors. If you're preparing for finals in a few weeks, this visual scene of campus with a lo-fi music track is a good study companion to have playing in the background. Good luck on finals, #Aggies!