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UC Davis Offers Support to Grad Students and Faculty Impacted by Recent Hurricanes

The University of California, Davis, may become an academic harbor where some Puerto Rican scholars continue their scholarship in the wake of the devastation Hurricane Maria wrought on their island.

UC Davis sent a survey Friday to members of its Academic Senate and Academic Federation to ask about their ability to help Puerto Rican scholars who could benefit from temporarily relocating to UC Davis.

UC Davis Postdoc Awarded NARSAD Young Investigator Grant

This article originally appeared on the UC Davis Center for Mind and Brain website.

Postdoctoral scientist Veronika Vilgis has been awarded a prestigious NARSAD Young Investigator Grant from the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation to research links between late childhood stress, brain development and depression in teen girls.

The $35,000, one-year grant begins in January 2018.

Five UC Davis professors receive $10,000 mentoring fellowships

Five UC Davis professors from a wide range of academic departments have been selected to receive Mentoring at Critical Transitions (MCT) fellowships.

Mentoring at Critical Transitions is a faculty development program offered by UC Davis Graduate Studies aimed at enhancing the preparedness of UC Davis faculty in areas affecting the mentoring, academic socialization, and overall success of the diverse graduate student population.

A Message from the Vice Provost and Dean About DACA

Today, the Department of Justice announced plans to phase out Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), a program that provides temporary authorization to work or attend school for undocumented people brought to the United States as children.  

Graduate Studies Lead Programmer Awarded Citation of Excellence

UC Davis Staff Assembly closed out the 2016-17 academic year with the organization’s annual awards ceremony, presenting Citations of Excellence and Staff and Staff Dependent scholarships worth $29,000 in a ceremony on the Moss Patio behind the Buehler Alumni Center.

Ken Burtis gave remarks and offered congratulations in his capacity as interim provost and executive vice chancellor; he has since moved back to his post as faculty advisor to the chancellor and provost.

Honoring the educational aspirations of foster children and youths

May is Foster Care Month, a nationally designated time to recognize the ways in which we all can enhance the lives of a child or youth in foster care.

If you are thinking of offering time as a mentor through CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) or even want to become a foster parent, it is important to know the resources that will be available to that child as he or she matures.