A documentary confronting structural racism has shed light on the issue of racism within the health care system, focusing specifically on its largest workforce — nurses.

When the Class of 2023 at the University of Portland School of Nursing and Health Innovations received their diplomas on May 7, a Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis leader was right alongside them.

From improving healthcare access to addressing food insecurity and racial disparities, 13 newly funded public engagement projects at UC Davis will drive positive change in communities in California and around the world.

Four fellows who are alumni of historically black colleges and universities receive grant funds that aim to mentor future Black nurse scientists

David Brockman, a retired CalFire captain and avid outdoorsman, built a deck in the backyard of his home last year, without the use of his dominant right hand, which he lost in an accident. The prosthetic hand he used instead was a crude but functional steel hook-and-harness device.

On October 21, UC Davis Public Scholarship and Engagement (PSE) will welcome its third cohort to the Public Scholarship Faculty Fellows program.

Burnout. It is a word that has been on the lips of everyone in the academic sphere in recent years. 

On October 21, UC Davis Public Scholarship and Engagement (PSE) will welcome its third cohort to the Public Scholarship Faculty Fellows program.

Driven by the desire to show students a possible future and the need to diversify the future health care workforce, Ackerman-Barger launched the Summer Health Institute for Nursing Exploration and Success (SHINES) program.

Years of work, thousands of staff hours, and hundreds of partnerships all to achieve one goal—helping a student gain clinical experience in the community.