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SITT 2023: Social office hours: all around conversations by Talitha van der Meulen

Students are not always sure what a professor’s office hours are for and may feel intimidated to come and ask questions directly to a professor. I offered more social office hours that included…

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Welcome and Introduction

College of Letters and Science Dean Atekwana GTI Founding Director Katharine Burnett

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Tea Extracts and their Value as Antivirals

Professor Sandra D. Adams, Biology, Montclair State University

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Industry Panel via Zoom with Q&A

Chair and TAC Member Marcus Wulf (HTH Hamburger Teehandel Gm H Im- & Export, Germany) and panelists: Robby Badruddin (KBP Chakra, Indonesia), Joyce W. Maina (Cambridge Tea Consultancy, England),…

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Making the Best of Pests: The Value of Bug-Bitten Tea and Barriers to its Spread

Dr. Eric Scott, Scientific Programmer & Educator, University ofArizona

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Tea in Modern American and Japanese History—Locating Economic, Cultural & Social ‘Value’

Professor Robert Hellyer, History, Wake Forest University

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Black Tea History: Roots of Wellness in the African Diaspora

Professor Stephanie Y. Evans, Institute for Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Georgia State University

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Closing Remarks

GTI Founding Director Katharine Burnett

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November DOLCE on redesigning office hours - Summary video by Dr. Andy Jones

A preview of “Redesigning Office Hours as an Accessible Learning Environment," a DOLCE talk by Design professor James Housefield. Please also review the full event recording.

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Sips & Bites: Exploring the World of Artisanal Tea

On December 15, 2021, we featured the Global Tea Initiative (GTI). It was established in 2015 to promote evidence-based knowledge about tea, the most consumed prepared beverage in the…

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Uniquely UC Davis: The Study of Tea Culture and Science

This Plugged In event, Uniquely UC Davis: The Study of Tea Culture and Science, featuring campus leaders Dr. Katharine Burnett, Dr. Jacquelyn Gervay-Hague, Dr. Jim Brown and Dean Estella Atekwana,…

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Tea Tables in Harlot's Progress

Bethany Qualls, PhD candidate in English Literature takes us on a tour of engravings involving tea tables from the 18th British text by William Hogarth, "A Harlot's Progress". From…

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Sips and Bites: A Taste of Ohlone Cafe

Cafe Ohlone (mak-‘amham) co-founders Vincent Medina and Louis Trevino discuss their efforts to strengthen Ohlone culture through food. mak-‘amham (mahk-am-haam) means “our…

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Tea Meditation (Bowl)

Grab a bowl from your kitchen, some tea and hot water. Join us for this mindfulness tea moment that will hopefully be incorporated into your routine to de-stress and improve well-being.

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Mindfulness Tea Meditation with Gong Fu Teaware

Part of our series on Mindfulness and Tea. We have a podcast, infograph and more at https://www.library.ucdavis.edu/news/mindfulness-tea-meditation/ This series was created by Zoe Peralta-Page,…

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