Partnerships

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UC Davis Institute of the Environment 2023 Faculty Fellows Program

The Environmental Faculty Fellows program is a powerful tool for growing our community of scholars and increasing the impact of science on society.

Be a Policy Clinic Project Client

Environmental Policy and Management seeks client partners for policy analyses or natural resources management group projects.

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Documenting Youth Resilience During the Pandemic

by Natalia Deeb-Sossa
July 20, 2022

Access, Equity & Justice

Natalia Deeb-Sossa, associate professor in the Department of Chicana/o Studies, has a passion for advocating for marginalized communities and addressing inequities. She documented the pandemic’s impact on children of farm workers with support from a Public Impact Research Initiative grant.

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Highly Integrative Basic and Responsive (HIBAR) Research at UC Davis: Community Engagement and Public Scholarship

Join the Office of Research and UC Davis Public Scholarship and Engagement in hosting a conversation with members of the HIBAR Research Alliance at UC Davis.

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School of Nursing Clinical Education Team

May 05, 2022

Human & Animal Health

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.

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Reflections on Service-Learning in Unusual Times

by Kristin Kiesel
April 21, 2022

I became one of the inaugural Community Engaged Learning Faculty Fellow s (CELFFs) at the end of 2019. The turmoil of the last two years and my experienced losses have challenged me in ways I still find hard to put in words. But it also helped me gain new insight and further shaped my identity as a public scholar.