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The Origin and Emergence of Global Coupled Biogeochemical Cycles
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This is the guest lecture from pop culture guru and author Hal Niedzvieki. This lecture helps to introduce this course and establish a framework for understanding modern popular culture. We will use…
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In this conversation, Emeritus Professor Winston Ko discusses his career at the University of California at Davis, including important persons and events that shaped his interests and scholarship,…
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In this conversation, Emeritus Lecturer Albert (Al) Harrison discusses his career at the University of California at Davis, including important persons and events that shaped his interests and…
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In this conversation, Emeritus Professor William Bossart discusses his career at the University of California at Davis, including important persons and events that shaped his interests and…
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Name: Donald Benson Date Appointed: 1957 Date Retired: 1983 Department: Department of Mathematics In this conversation , Emeritus Professor Donald Benson discusses his career at the University…
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Name: William M. Jackson Interviewer: Melvin R. Ramey Date Interviewed: 10/11/2007 Date Appointed: 1985 Date Retired: 2006 Department: Chemistry In this conversation Emeritus Professor William…
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Professor Barton will explore the relationship between learning and identity work among youth from two lower-income urban communities throughout a presentation of multi-year, multi-sited ethnographic…
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"Climate Change: Human Causes and Responses"
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Gurpal Singh, candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Science in aerospace science and mechanical engineering, gives the student commencement speech for the UC Davis College of Engineering on June…
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Dale Dougherty, founder and CEO of Maker Media gives the keynote address at the UC Davis School of Education Graduation Celebration Ceremony on June 11, 2014.
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Steve Robinson, astronaut and college alumnus, speaks at the UC Davis College of Engineering commencement June 12 where 430 B.S. degrees were given.
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