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Volume 3 | Issue 40 | May 20, 2016 In This Issue Academic Dates and Deadlines Academics Come First Residential Academic Advising Professional Staff Academic Advising Residential Academic Workshops Quick Links Important Housing Dates Student Housing News Campus Department Announcements ASUCD News Internships and Job Opportunities Registered UC Davis Student Groups Academic Dates and Deadlines May 30: Memorial Day For information visit the Office of the University Registrar . Academics Come First Residential Academic Advising Advising Hours Monday - Thursday | 10 AM - 8 PM Friday | 10 AM - 4 PM (Segundo and Tercero) Friday | 10 AM - 2 PM (Cuarto) Tutoring Hours Segundo and Tercero: Monday - Thursday | 5 - 9 PM Cuarto: Monday - Thursday | 6 - 9 PM Chemistry and math tutoring will be offered each day. Writing is only offered twice a week; specific days will vary by center and week. Please visit your AAC or rhat.ucdavis.edu for more information. Professional Staff Academic Advising Jennifer Weil, Biological Academic Success Center Mondays and Thursdays | 10 a.m. - Noon | Room 134, TAAC To meet with Jennifer, stop by the TAAC and let the peer adviser know that you wish to meet with the professional staff adviser. All students, not just students in the College of Biological Sciences, are welcome to utilize this service. Residential Academic Workshops By Appointment Sit down one on one with a Student Housing Academic Coordinator to talk about academic success strategies such as: Time Management, Stress Management, Resume Development and Interviewing Skills. Make an appointment today! Quick Links housing.ucdavis.edu Email Student Housing Student Housing Calendar Aggie Reader Archive myucdavis Schedule Builder Tool ucdavis.edu Just in Case App Student Health and Counseling Services Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Important Housing Dates Now - May 20: Spring quarter room transfers. Student Housing News
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Volume 3 | Issue 40 | May 20, 2016
In This IssueAcademic Dates andDeadlines
Academics Come First
Residential AcademicAdvising
Professional StaffAcademic Advising
Residential AcademicWorkshops
Quick Links
Important Housing Dates
Student Housing News
Campus DepartmentAnnouncements
ASUCD News
Internships and JobOpportunities
Registered UC DavisStudent Groups
Academic Dates andDeadlines
May 30: Memorial Day
For information visit theOffice of the UniversityRegistrar.
Academics Come First
Residential Academic Advising
Advising HoursMonday - Thursday | 10 AM - 8 PMFriday | 10 AM - 4 PM (Segundo and Tercero)Friday | 10 AM - 2 PM (Cuarto)
Tutoring HoursSegundo and Tercero: Monday - Thursday | 5 - 9 PMCuarto: Monday - Thursday | 6 - 9 PM
Chemistry and math tutoring will be offered each day.Writing is only offered twice a week; specific days willvary by center and week. Please visit your AAC orrhat.ucdavis.edu for more information.
Professional Staff Academic AdvisingJennifer Weil, Biological Academic Success CenterMondays and Thursdays | 10 a.m. - Noon | Room 134,TAAC To meet with Jennifer, stop by the TAAC and let thepeer adviser know that you wish to meet with theprofessional staff adviser. All students, not juststudents in the College of Biological Sciences, arewelcome to utilize this service.
Residential Academic Workshops
By AppointmentSit down one on one with a Student Housing AcademicCoordinator to talk about academic success strategiessuch as: Time Management, Stress Management,Resume Development and Interviewing Skills. Make anappointment today!
Quick Links
housing.ucdavis.edu
Email Student Housing
Student Housing Calendar
Aggie Reader Archive
myucdavis
Schedule Builder Tool
ucdavis.edu
Just in Case App
Student Health andCounseling Services
Sexual Violence Preventionand Response
Important HousingDates
Now - May 20: Springquarter room transfers.
Student Housing News
Healthy in the HallsMind and BodyMonday, May 23 | 8 PM | Thoreau3rd Floor Lounge
Come take a mental break. Thisclass focuses more on mentalfitness, incorporating basicmeditation skills to help you de-stress. All levels are welcome.
For more information join theFacebook event.
Questions? Contact ChristopherPangelina.
Tercero Awards andTalent ShowFriday, May 20 | 6 - 8 p.m. |Tercero South Quad
Join the Facebook event!
Cuarto End of YearAwardsMonday, May 23 | 7 p.m. |Thoreau Courtyard
Celebrate with desert andrefreshments!
Leadership CouncilMeetingsMondays | 7 PM
Segundo - Segundo ServicesCenter Game RoomFor more informationcontact Christopher Pangelina.
Tercero - Wall Main LoungeFor more information LeahGalasso or Joel Waite.
Cuarto - Thoreau Hall 2nd FloorLoungeFor more informationcontact Sara Blair.
Dive-in MovieThursday, May 26 | 8 p.m. DoorsOpen | 8:30 p.m. Movie Begins |Rec Pool Come on out for an evening of funbefore finals get underway! We'llbe hosting a FREE showing ofZootopia at the Rec Pool in aspecial Dive-In Movie!
We'll have FREE movie snacksand the pool will be open forswimming while the movie isplaying!
Doors will open at 8 p.m. and themovie will begin at approximately8:30 p.m. Be sure to bring yourswimsuit and a blanket or towel tosit on! Join the Facebook event for moreinformation.
Moving Out of theResidence HallsYou must completely move out ofthe residence halls within 24hours of your last final but nolater than 7 p.m. on Thursday,June 9, 2016, whichever comesfirst.
Students with extenuatingcircumstances may apply for anexception to the move-outdeadline of June 9, 2016 at 7p.m. Extension requests mustbe received by 5 p.m. on Monday,May 30, 2016.
For additional information or torequest a move out extensionplease visit the Moving Out of theResidence Halls web page.
Wall Hall Residents
Wall Hall Residents please be advised there is aleak in the the domestic cold water line serving WallHall. Utilities is planning on doing the permanentrepair soon. It is anticipated that the Wall Halldomestic cold water will need to be shutdown. Anotification to residents and staff will go out once thefix date and time are confirmed.
Healthy Eating After Moving Out of theResidence HallsThursday, May 26 | 7-8:30 PM | Emerson first floorlounge
Special guests and we will be giving away a ricecooker!
Sustainable Student Housing
"Goodwill Not Landfil l" donation drive is almost here!
The week of June 6 - June 9 Student Housing will be collecting items to donate toGoodwill Industries, Aggie Reuse Store and the Food Bank of Yolo County.
Two weeks left before the Student Housing "Goodwill Not Landfill" donation drive. Takeadvantage of this time to start bagging up any items you have to donate. Bags are available upon request atthe Area Service Desk in each housing area and collection bins for reusable items and non-perishable foodswill be set-up in every res hall on Monday, June 8. For details visit the 2016 Spring Move-Out website.
UC Davis Dining ServicesOne Cup ChallengeNext week, during week 4 of the One Cup Challenge, the campaign is hosting a speakerevent on Tuesday, May 24 in Wellman 106. Come hear from our very own UC Davis Alumni - who areutilizing their skills, ranging from design, technology, education, and organizing - to reduce waste in theircommunities. And, as always, you can still pledge here and come see the One Cup Challenge at the UCDavis Farmers Market, which is at 11am-1:30pm. But before week 3 of Challenge comes to an end, let's hear who has taken homeprizes! The following 5 people took home beautiful, glass Numi Tea teapots withflowering tea blossoms: Lucinda Amador, Tiffany Le, Hannah Trumbull, Grace Mooreand Leah Brewster. Congratulations everyone! Stay tuned for this week's winners,announced in next week's Aggie Reader.
NutritionGet ready for week 4 of the #imahealthyaggie Challenge! This upcoming week's theme: Rethink Your Drink Challenge: Share a photo of your hydrating and nutritious beverage andtag #imahealthyaggie
Connect with us and to check out our eventsthis month. Tag your post or feedback with#imahealthyaggie for a chance to winour FREE baseball tee, a Farmers' Market giftbasket, vouchers and more! Facebook | Instagram
Campus Department Announcements
Memorial Day CeremonyThursday, May 26 | 5 p.m. | Memorial Union South Patio
You are invited to honor and remember UC Davis students and alumni who havegiven their lives in service to their country at a special Memorial Day ceremony,Thursday, May 26, 5 p.m., Memorial Union South Patio (the area around the flagpole). A reception in the Coffee House follows the ceremony. The name of each fallen Aggie, known as a Gold Star Aggie, will be read aloud to commemorate their braveryand service. The Golden Memory Book, a compendium of Gold Star Aggies from World War I to the present,now totaling 135, will be available to view.
Participants in this annual ceremony include Army and Navy ROTC, the Veterans Affairs Office, DavisStudent Veterans Organization and Veterans Constituency Group.
Campus Recreations and UnionsThe LAST free Fitness and Wellness Workshop is on Wednesday, May 26!May 26 | ARC | 5:30 p.m.
Join us for our last workshop: "Proper Strength Training Techniques" with Maya Brewer. This is not a full-onworkout class but more of an instructional workshop.
The Great Jeans GiveawayNow through May 31 at the ARC To promote positive body image, we are partnering with the ABIDE committee onthe Great Jeans Giveaway! If you have jeans that don't fit, feel free to drop themoff at the bin at the ARC Membership Desk and get a 25% discount coupon to aGap store. All jeans will be donated to WEAVE, Women Escaping A ViolentEnvironment.
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STUDENT FOCUS GROUPS ON LIBRARY SPACE PLANNING The Library is the academic hub of the University and its students -- a gatheringplace, a space for both quiet study and collaboration, a space for deep thoughtand discovery. Help us reimagine how the Library's physical space,technologies, and services can best meet the needs of the UC Davis studentcommunity in the 21st century. Student Focus Groups on Library Space PlanningMonday, May 23Shields Library, First-Floor Conference Room
Post Docs, 9:30-10:30Undergraduate Students, 10:30-11:30Graduate students, 11:30-12:30
Please sign up at https://www.lib.ucdavis.edu/ul/about/spaceplanning/getinvolved.html#focusgroup; we'llconfirm your attendance. Food and drink supplied. This Visioning Phase of the Library Space Planning Process, which will take place throughout 2016, lays thefoundation for the development of more detailed concepts for design of renovations and reconfigurations. For
more information, see https://www.lib.ucdavis.edu/ul/about/spaceplanning/learnmore.html or
more information, see https://www.lib.ucdavis.edu/ul/about/spaceplanning/learnmore.html orcontact [email protected].
UC Davis StoresARC Pro Shop specials for May!Beyond the performance tee and the red-tag specials, youdon't want to miss the Athletics Barn Sale on May 21. It'sused clothing and gear from this past year's athletics teams,all cleaned up and ready to use. (psst-check out the superlow prices on gear bags and duffels!).
The One Cup ChallengeMonth of May, East Wing Store
The One Cup Challenge encourages all students touse their reusable drinkware when purchasing beverages from dining locations oncampus. For the entire month of May, all UC Davis imprinted drinkware - mugs,cups, water bottles - will be $1 off! Customers will also receive an ASUCDCoffeehouse coffee punch card at the time of purchase with one free punchincluded. Take the pledge at onecupchallengeucdavis.weebly.com and compete forprizes!
Follow us on social media so you don't miss any of our sales, specials, and events!Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Pinterest
National (Out of State) Students
UC Davis Student Affairs is looking for current, national (out of state)undergraduates who are interested in being featured in an upcoming UC Davispublication. Contact Stephanie Perla for more information.
UC Davis Study Abroad
Do you want to study abroad next spring? With UC Davis Quarter Abroad, youcan earn up to 24 units of UC Davis classes taught by a Davis faculty member on one of four programsoffered during Spring 2017. Peer Advisors and professional staff at UC Davis Study Abroad are available overemail, phone and, in person all summer so start learning about the program offerings now! Financial aid andscholarships apply. SPRING 2017 UC DAVIS QUARTER ABROAD PROGRAMS British Culture & Internships in London - Taught by Elizabeth Miller, Professor of English
Complete a professional internship for 15-20 hours per week in almost any career field. Internships available in research, education, medicine, business, science, public policy and more.Take 2 upper-division English courses: "London Crime Stories" and "British Culture"Study in the fashionable borough of Kensington, in the heart of London
Spanish Language & Culture in Madrid - Taught by Cristina Martinez Carazo, Professor of Spanish
Spend a quarter in the beautiful and lively city of Madrid, SpainLearn a year's worth of Spanish in one quarter while immersed in the culture of MadridNo prior Spanish language experience requiredChoice between student apartments and homestayPlanned activities and excursions to highlight Spain's incredible history and beautiful scenery
Japanese Language & Culture in Kyoto - Taught by Joseph Sorensen, Professor of Japanese
Spend a quarter in the stunning city of Kyoto, Japan's cultural capitalTake accelerated language courses and a Japanese culture classFulfill a year's worth of Japanese language study in one quarterExplore the cultural riches and historical sites in and around Kyoto
Pharmaceutical Chemistry in Taipei - Taught by Dean Tantillo, Jacqueline Gervay-Hague and Neil Schore,Professors of Chemistry
Participate in a research internship to gain hands-on lab experience while living in the exciting city ofTaipeiTake courses in pharmaceutical chemistry taught by UC Davis faculty and complete a designatedemphasis for chemistry majorsGain exposure to the process of drug discovery at a world-renowned research instituteExcursions and scientific seminars in and around Taipei
Create a Study Abroad account to receive email updates about programs that interest you: quarterabroad.ucdavis.edu. Additional Quick-link ResourcesAll UC Davis Study Abroad Programs |Â Study Abroad Scholarships |Â UC Davis Internships Abroad Questions? Stop by our office anytime M-F, 9:00-4:00pm to talk with a peer advisor/staff!
UC Davis Department of Theatre and DanceDon't Miss "Mr. Burns, A Post-Electric Play"May 20, 2016 - 8:00pm | May 21, 2016 - 8:00pm | May 22, 2016 - 2:00pm | May 26, 2016- 8:00pm | May 27, 2016 - 8:00pm | May 28, 2016 - 8:00pm | May 29, 2016 - 2:00pm
The Apocalypse! No Electricity! "The Simpsons?"
In the wake of a post-apocalyptic event, a group of survivors gatherstogether and tries to recall an episode from television's "The Simpsons."From their recollections, the tale evolves into the foundation of a newtheatrical and musical art form - complete with commercials. PlaywrightAnne Washburn has taken this concept to hilarious heights in herwickedly funny "Mr. Burns, A Post-Electric Play," billed as a dark comedywith music.
Featuring music by Michael Friedman and lyrics by Washburn, the innovative contemporary work will bepresented by the UC Davis Department of Theatre and Dance in Wright Hall's Main Theatre Thursday throughSaturday May 19-21 and 26-28 at 8 p.m. and Sundays May 22 and 29 at 2 p.m.
Directed by visiting artist, Mindy Cooper.
Read the production's press release for more details.
Tickets now on sale: General: $15.00, Students/Seniors: $10.00, call 530-752-7111, Box office hours: Mon: 1-3 p.m., Wed: 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Fri: 1-6 p.m. e-mail: [email protected]
Mr. Burns, A Post-Electric Play flyer
UC Davis Army ROTC
Get InvolvedArmy ROTC is the perfect opportunity to help you succeed. Through elective classes, labs and field trainingexercises, you will receive firsthand experience on what it takes to lead and motivate others, and how toconduct missions as an Officer in the Army, Army Reserve or Army National Guard. The program provides theskills and experience that will help empower success in any competitive environment. Upon graduation andcompletion of Army ROTC, you will earn the title of Second Lieutenant and equipped with a set of leadershipand decision-making skills that ultimately will make you a valuable commodity in any professional industry.
Scholarships are available and are awarded based on students' merit and grades. Additional allowances willhelp pay for books and fees. Army ROTC even offers a stipend of up to $5,000 a year. To learn more aboutthe requirements and other information, please contact Mr. Gary Suen at RM 127 at Hickey Gym or [email protected].
UC Davis Farmers Market Wednesdays | 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. | North Quad, Memorial Union
The UC Davis Farmers Market is located on the north quad in front of the MUevery Wednesday in spring quarter from 11:00am-1:30pm. Stop by to trysamples of dishes using Aggie Grown foods, meet local farmers, try local fruitsand veggies, and more! The market is an on-campus extension of the DavisFarmers Market with a mission to increase UC Davis students' access to freshfruits and vegetables. See you at the market
goClub | Transportation Services
Share the ride during the summer with Zimride!Hitting the road to head home after finals? Ready to go somewhere fun for thesummer? Use Zimride to share the ride! Go to zimride.com/ucdavis.
UC Davis Sorority and Fraternity LifeUnrecognized Groups Some organizations that were once recognized fraternities or sororities at UCDavis may attempt to continue to operate despite having lost recognition fromthe University. Any operation of these groups is considered underground activityand is not sanctioned by the Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life. Therefore, students should carefullyconsider their potential student conduct record before associating with an unrecognized group. These organizations have had their recognition revoked by the institution for various reasons, including suchthings as hazing, alcohol and drug abuse, risk management violations, and failure to comply with Universitypolicies and expectations. These organizations have in almost all cases also had their charter suspended orrevoked by their inter/national organization because they were not upholding fraternal values and wereengaging in risky behaviors that endangered the members and other students. For a complete list of recognized groups please visit the UC Davis Sorority and Fraternity Life Chapter Pageswebsite. If you have a question please contact the Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life 530-752-4606.
UC Davis Summer SessionsRegistration Now Open Stay on track for graduation with Summer Sessions at UC Davis!
We offer about 700 courses in two six-week sessions, so you can get thecourses you need to get ahead on your degree. Summer is a great time to focuson one or two challenging courses without the distractions of the regular year. Many classes are smaller, to help. Continuing UC Davis students don't need toapply - just register during your pass time! Students eligible for financial aid will be packaged when you register. See summer-sessions.ucdavis.edu for details on dates, fees, registration andcourses.
UC Undergraduate Experience Survey, prizes given outweekly! Do you have anything to say about UC Davis and you wish you could tellsomeone and get some cool stuff like cash? Now's your chance! Take the UC Undergraduate ExperienceSurvey (or UCUES for short). You should have gotten an email sent from the President of ASUCD remindingyou to take the survey. Last time UC Davis students took the survey, we came in SECOND in response ratefor all of the UC campuses. Can we come in first this year? Take the survey and you'll not only be tellingUC's administrators what's going on at UC Davis, but we can also get some bragging rights to be the mostresponsive UC in California!
ASUCD News
The Pantry Benefit ShowFriday, May 20 | Sciences Lecture Hall | 8:30 p.m. -10:30 p.m.
The ASUCD Pantry, a student-run, on-campus foodcloset that provides non-perishable food, toiletries,produce, and nutritional resources to struggling UCDstudents. One of our most important programs is ourquarterly scholarship program, through which we offermultiple $250 grocery gift cards each quarter.
This year, The ASUCD Pantry is hosting its first-annual benefit show in an effort to raise funds neededto keep our scholarship program running! And you, yesyou are invited! We are featuring a variety of extremelytalented UCD performance groups such as DavisBhangra Crew, Birdstrike, Bakuhastu Taiko Dan, TheSpokes, and more! Enjoy the fun and entertainmentwhile helping the effort to eliminate UC Davis studenthunger all for the low cost of $5!
Learn more.
Internships and Job Opportunities
Student Housing - Summer EmploymentStudent Housing is hiring for multiple positions!Apply at the Aggie Job Link! Custodial Housekeeping - AJL #808077 - $10/hrFurniture Mover - AJL #808081 - $10/hrLinen-Storage - AJL #808085 - $10/hr FacilitiesMaintenance - AJL #808091 - $10/hrLogistics Crew Member - AJL #808086 - $10/hr
UC Davis Dining ServicesUC Davis Dining Services is hiring for SAII FoodService Worker positions. Apply at the Aggie Joblink.
Carbon Neutrality Initiative Student Engagement Fellowships2016-17 Carbon Neutrality Initiative Student Engagement Fellowships, UC DavisThe University of California, a national leader in sustainability, has launched the Carbon Neutrality Initiative(CNI) with an aim of emitting net zero greenhouse gases from its activities, buildings and vehicle fleets by2025. UC Davis is committed to teaching and research which explores climate change solutions, expandingits energy efficiency efforts and increasing its use of renewably sourced energy, and undertaking otherendeavors to achieve this goal. In order to reach neutrality, it will be critical to engage the entire UC Daviscommunity. To encourage student engagement in the CNI and general sustainability efforts at UC Davis, and to supportthe important work that students are doing to advance sustainable practices on the UC Davis campus, up tofour selected students will be awarded $3,000 each in the form of fellowship funds for two research-basedfellowships and two engagement-based fellowships. All students (undergraduate, graduate and professional)are encouraged to apply. To be eligible for consideration students must continue to be enrolled through spring quarter 2017 and be ingood academic standing. Engagement projects must be completed by June 30, 2017. All of the awardees are expected to work with the UC Davis Office of Environmental Stewardship andSustainability. The appointed fellows will serve as the CNI student engagement liaisons for UC Davis.Responsibilities include:
Learn about UC climate and sustainability programs, policies and opportunities to advance the goal ofstudent engagement in the CNI and other sustainability programsPromote student awareness of the CNI and campus student fellow projects.Network and/or help assist with publicizing campus events related to sustainability activities.Support efforts to rollout outcomes from the GCLC and CNI working groups.
Join monthly CNI Fellows system-wide conference calls.Attend local in-person GCLC leadership meetings.Provide information to the GCLC Student Engagement Working Group about the progress of studentengagement efforts, student feedback, and needs on campuses.Contribute regularly to the GCLC Student Representative Blog and other communication platforms.
The expectation is that the awardees will provide a minimum of 8 hours per week of effort towards researchand/or engagement activities in collaboration with other students and staff working on sustainability andcarbon neutrality initiatives. The engagement fellows will contribute through planning and enacting activities,presentations, campus events tabling; creating various outreach materials; and communicating through socialmedia and other student engagement platforms, among other activities. Applications are due on or before 1:00 p.m., Tuesday, May 24, 2016. Applications must be complete andinclude the required three elements specified. Submit completed application as a single PDF file to:[email protected]. Application Instructions for the Engagement Fellowships:
1. Cover letter (indicate you are applying for the Engagement Fellowship)Explain your interest in the Carbon Neutrality Initiative and other sustainability efforts at UCDavis.Describe successful communication, outreach and engagement efforts you've conducted.
2. Résumé or curriculum vitae (CV)3. Transcripts (an Advising Transcript is fine)
Application Instructions for the Research Fellowships:
1. Cover letter (Indicate that you are applying for the Research Fellowship)Explain your interest in the Carbon Neutrality Initiative and other sustainability efforts at UCDavis.Describe the research project you propose and how it will benefit UC Davis and/or the wholeUC.
2. Résumé or curriculum vitae (CV)
Transcripts (an Advising Transcript is fine)
Four Smoke and Tobacco Free FellowshipsFellowships for the 2016-2017 academic year now open! Four Smoke and Tobacco Free fellowships of $12,000 will be awarded acrossthe University of California system. See attached for specific details. Selected fellows will conduct a smoke and tobacco free project or relevantresearch project to be completed within the one-year duration of the award.Recipients of these awards will begin their effort on July 1, 2016. Examples of types of projects or research include:
Campus awareness and engagementCreative projects that engage the campus community and raise awareness of tobacco andnicotine products and their impact on health and the environment
Wellness and healthProjects that target reductions in smoking and tobacco use among students, staff, faculty,patients and/or communities
UC smoke and tobacco free policy enforcementProjects that design and pilot feasible and effective enforcement strategies for the UC smokeand tobacco free policy
Basic science projectsProjects focused on physical, biological or psychological characteristics of tobacco and nicotineproducts, their use, and their effects
Applications due at 12pm, Wednesday May 25th.
For more information, please see the PDF application or visit our website.
UC Davis Telephone Outreach ProgramNow - May 29, 2016 | Sunday - Thursday 5:45 - 9PM | Annual Fund BuildingPay: $11.00/hour (Went up a whole $1) | Aggie Job Link number: 779965Dropbox Application | Telephone Outreach Program Website
The UC Davis Telephone Outreach Program (TOP) is a unit of the UC Davis Annual Fund. The TOP is astudent outreach program which builds relationships and gains financial support for the university throughtelephone fundraising. The TOP helps provide philanthropic support for UC Davis scholarships, facultysupport, research initiatives, and academic programs to enrich student experiences. TOP student fundraiserscall on behalf of the university, colleges, schools, and units to connect alumni, parents, and friends to theuniversity and to maximize the success of UC Davis fundraising.
We're hiring for SPRING! We are looking for students to conduct outreach for UC Davis. As a student caller,you will contact alumni, parents, and friends to educate and inform them about campus events and theimportance of annual support. This is a great opportunity for you to impact our university! Contact us ASAP tojoin our team and be included in our next training event.
Benefits* Pay above minimum wage* Bonus and incentive program* Internship Opportunity* TOP Caller of the Year Scholarship available* Networking Opportunity* Develop communication and prospect management experience* Build your resume!
Qualifications* Eligible for US and student employment.* Strong oral and written command of English. * Have an enthusiastic and positive attitude, love talking with people who have a connection to UC Davis,and enjoy working in a team environment.* Effective negotiation, oral, and interpersonal communication skills, including political acumen. * Build and maintain effective working relationships at all organizational levels and with outside constituencieswhile working in a fast-paced environment.* Ability to learn computer programs quickly.* Attention to detail and ability to maintain confidentiality. For more information contact Maile Juranits, Director, Telephone Outreach Program, at (530) 752-5496 [email protected].
Registered UC Davis Student Groups
NAMI at UC DavisLet's Talk About Mental Health - Friday, May 20 | 9-11 a.m. | UC Davis Conference Center Conference RoomA | Click Here for PDF Flyer | Click Here to RSVP
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