Campus News
UC Santa Barbara student nominated as 2009-2010 UC Student Regent
Campus NewsJune 26, 2008
At the University of California’s Board of Regents July 16 to 17
meeting, UC Santa Barbara graduate student Jesse M. Bernal will be
selected as the 35th UC student regent since the position was
inaugurated in 1975. The student regent is a voting member of the UC Board of Regents who attends all board and committee meetings.
Heather Young appointed as associate vice chancellor for School of Nursing
Campus NewsJune 26, 2008
The Universityof California Boardof Regents approvedHeather Young asassociatevicechancellor for the new Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing earlier this month. Young currently is the Grace Phelps Distinguished Professor,director of Rural Health Research Development anddirectorof the John A.Hartford Center of Geriatric Nursing Excellence at the Oregon Health and Science University School of Nursing.She is also a fellow in theAmericanAcademy of Nursing.
Schwarzenegger, President of Chile sign agriculture partnership at UC Davis
Campus NewsJune 23, 2008
As UC Davis students took their last finals June 12,
the campus buzzed with excitement at the arrival of Chilean President
Michelle Bachelet and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger for a signing
ceremony of agricultural cooperation agreements between Chile and UC
Davis.
Speaker for Davis graduation ceremony refuses to cross picket line
Campus NewsJune 23, 2008
Former California State Assembly Speaker Fabian Núñez was a no-show at the June 11 School of Education commencement ceremony. Núñez canceled his appearance with a day’s notice due to ongoing labor
disputes between the University of California and the American
Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees who are trying to
negotiate a contract agreement for patient care technical workers and
other service employees.
Annual spring De-Stress Night to be held tonight
Campus NewsJune 5, 2008
Campus Unions will hostits annual springDe-StressNight from5to7p.m.inGriffin lounge tonight.Thefreeevent will feature cap decorating and a watermelon eating contest.
Emeritus professor Gary Snyder speaks about sustainable energy
Campus NewsJune 5, 2008
Before most Davis studentswere born,Gary Snyderbegan living his lifewithout electricity.
CAMPUS JUDICIAL REPORTS
Campus NewsJune 4, 2008
Alcohol violation A first-year student was referred to Student Judicial Affairs after
alcohol was found in his suite. The student’s friends came over and
brought some beer with them.
Correction
Campus NewsJune 4, 2008
In the May27issue of The California Aggie,the article “University bans Epic Quad Battle” stated that there was a lawsuit filed against the university.This is incorrect; the injured student has not filed a lawsuit.
Bike desk empowers UC Davis to conserve energy
Campus NewsJune 4, 2008
A bike in the Memorial Union is not an unusual sight at UC Davis.
However, a bike students can plug their laptops into has turned a few
heads. The pedal-powered laptop desk was created by an action resource team of
graduate students in the Education for Sustainable Living Program. The
program is part of a course offered every spring by the California
Student Sustainability Coalition.
University of California Center Sacramento receives permanent status
Campus NewsJune 4, 2008
The University of California Center in Sacramento is here to stay. In a May 6 reception held at the center, UCCS staff as well as alumni,
students and various state dignitaries gathered to commemorate the
program’s achievement and proclaim it a permanent asset to the
University of California.
UC health workers avert strike, resume negotiations
Campus NewsJune 3, 2008
The University of California and nearly 20,000 patient care technicians
and service workers have returned to the bargaining table – for now. The American Federation of City, State and Local Employees Local 3299,
which represents nearly 11,000 patient care technicians and 8,000
service workers, announced on May 23 that its members had almost
unanimously approved a strike on June 4 and 5.
Large egret and heron population threatens arboretum habitat
Campus NewsJune 3, 2008
To avid joggers, nature enthusiasts and couples looking for a romantic
afternoon stroll, the UC Davis Arboretum is known for its beautiful
trails and collection of diverse plants and wildlife. However, recent
visitors to the arboretum may have noticed – and likely smelled – a
nastier side of this usually pristine garden.

