Education

Earlier this month, employees from IBM got together at a reception and tour with UC Davis’ Office of Public Scholarship and Engagement and Aggie Square staff for introductions and friendly conversation.

Anna Maddison ’22 is looking forward to learning more about global systems shaping the environmental toxicology during her study abroad quarter in Nottingham, England, this fall.

Maria Arteaga ‘18 was already an active student leader before she became a member of the Global Education for All Big Idea Steering Committee — an advisory group is guiding the development of providing each and every UC Davis student with global learning experiences. 

The UC Davis Immigration Law Clinic has received $1.15 million from two nonprofits to help advance a key tenet of the Global Human Rights Big Idea: serving at-risk migrant children at the U.S. border.

UC Davis Professor of Law Leticia Saucedo believes UC Davis could play a crucial role in helping individuals who are being exploited and dehumanized through a proposed center focusing on migration and at-risk migrants. This center would be a part of the triune of centers around the Global Human Rights Big Idea.

The University of California, Davis, has issued a request for qualifications, or RFQ, to real estate developers interested in financing, designing, building, owning and managing the first phase of Aggie Square, a new innovation hub for the university’s Sacramento campus. 

Joanna Regulska, champion of the Global Education for All Big Idea was honored with the Senior International Officer Award from the Institute for International Education.

Via UC Davis

Pinkerton Prize winner Amber Medina ’19 compares the award to a seed that grows into a tree and bears fruit— a fitting description for an annual honor given to three exceptional UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden interns.

Morning coffee is a part of many daily routines –– but with coffee shops on every corner in metropolitan areas, we tend to take coffee for granted.

University of California, Davis, Chancellor Gary S. May and Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg today (April 23) announced a preliminary design for Aggie Square, the new innovation hub to be built on the university’s Sacramento campus.