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A conversation about inclusive teaching and learning with DJ Quinn: A SITT 2022 interview with Dr. Andy JonesDJ Quinn of the University Writing Program shares his philosophy of teaching student-centric classes, using Zoom and other tools to include students who are challenged by the ongoing pandemic and by…
From Andy Jones
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Lauren Au IGN Seminar 1.5.22Meeting WIC Families Where They Are: Removing Barriers to WIC Participation During COVID-19
From Maureen Phelan
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Women & Philanthropy Speaker Series Event - Leadership in Higher Education: Flexibility is KeyThe Women & Philanthropy Speaker Series' fourth event, Leadership In Education: Flexibility is Key with Provost Mary Croughan, facilitated by LeShelle May on August 10, 2021. UC Davis…
From Jessie De La Trinidad
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UWP 104F Library tour of course guide and databasesErik (Health Sciences and Student Services Librarian) will take you on a tour of a class guide developed for your class. He then shows you some important databases and some cool features for each…
From Erik Fausak
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Dr. Tom Reardon: Institute for Global Nutrition SeminarRapid transformation of food system in Africa: reflections on food system resilience and coping with COVID Dr. Tom Reardon 3/31/2021
From Christine Stewart
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An Exclusive Conversation for Campaign VolunteersOn Wednesday, March 10, 2021 our campaign volunteers joined a virtual discussion to learn more about the latest updates about the university and the Expect Greater campaign. The event featured…
From Jessie De La Trinidad
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How is the Fresh Produce Industry Adjusting to the Public Health Crisis?Over a third of the country’s vegetables and two-thirds of all fruits are grown in California. Temporary labor supply is more plentiful than in previous seasons given the collapse of the…
From Julie Klein
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COVID-19 and Farm Workers: Challenges Facing California AgricultureWhen stay-at-home orders were issued in March 2020 to slow the spread of COVID-19, farm workers were deemed essential and expected to continue working. Learn how sick farm workers, closed schools,…
From Julie Klein
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California Tree Nut Industries Set Up Well to Handle COVID-19 PandemicLearn about the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on tree nut industries in California, specifically almonds, pistachios, and walnuts. Presented by Brittney Goodrich Assistant Cooperative Extension…
From Julie Klein
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