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Volume 2 | Issue 37 | May 1, 2015
In This Issue
Academics Come First
Leadership Council
Meetings
Residential Academic
Advising
Area Facebook Groups
Academics Come First
Residential Academic
Advising
Residential Academic
Workshops
RHAT Program Updates
Quick Links
Academic Dates and
Deadlines
Important Housing Dates
Aggie Reader Archive
2nd Year Housing
Student Housing News
Campus Department
Announcements
Open Courses
Sorority and Fraternity Life
Updates
Qu ick L in ks
housing.ucdavis.edu
[email protected]
Student Housing Calendar
Advising Hours
Monday - Thursday | 10 AM - 8 PM
Friday | 10 AM - 4 PM (Segundo and Tercero)
Friday | 10 AM - 2 PM (Cuarto)
myucdavis
Tutoring Hours
Segundo and Tercero: Monday - Thursday | 5 - 9 PM
Cuarto: Monday - Thursday | 6 - 9 PM
TAPS Guide to Getting Home
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.
Residential Academic Workshops
Stress Management | May 1
Utilize stress reduction techniques to improve your
concentration!
City of Davis News
Speed Reading | May 4 - 8
Explore how to strengthen your reading
comprehension and efficiency!
Leadership Council
Meetings
Email [email protected] for more
information about the workshop or to schedule an
individual appointment.
Registered UC Davis
Student Groups
Segundo
Seg u n d o
Mondays | 7-8 PM
Thompson Main
For more information
contact Christopher
Pangelina at
[email protected].
Tercero
ucdavis.edu
Just in Case App
Social Survival Guide: Skills
for College Life
Academic Dates and
Deadlines
May 1: Pass/No Pass
Deadline
May 4: Fall registration times
available
May 23: Fall Pass 1
registration begins
June 5: Fall Pass 1 open
registration ends
Important Housing
Dates
Cuarto
Monday: 1:10 PM Monday: 11 AM
Monday: 11 AM
Thursday: 9 AM
Wednesday: 3:10
PM
Tuesday: 1:10
PM
Schedule Builder Tool
Wednesday: 3:10 Friday: 11 AM
PM
Now - May 18 - Room
Transfers
RHAT Program Updates
Please contact an Area
Coordinator if you are
interested in a room transfer.
Room transfers are firstcome, first-served and based
on space available.
Looking Ahead and Fall Quarter
Aggie Reader Archive
Registration
Tercero
Mondays | 7 PM
Tercero Main Lounge
For more information Leah
Galasso at
[email protected].
Our next RHAT program, Looking Ahead and Fall
Quarter Registration, will begin May 3 and continue
until May 20. See your RA for your community's
exact time. Past Issu es
Did you miss the last issue of
the Aggie Reader? Click here
to access past issues.
2nd Year Housing This program will help you map out an academic plan
for your next year. Where will you go for advising next
year when living on your own??? When you leave the
residence halls, you will have to be proactive and
seek advice from a variety of resources. This program
will introduce you to a variety of valuable academic
resources on campus.
Imp o rtan t Dates
The deadline to request to
cancel your housing
application and receive a full
refund of the $500
reservation fee was April 30,
2015. If you have questions
please email
[email protected].
Cu arto
Mondays | 7 PM
Thoreau Hall 2nd Floor
Lounge
For more information
contact Nathan Moses at
[email protected].
Please be aware that if you
are no longer a student
anytime during Spring
Quarter 2015 (withdrawal,
PELP, dismissed, etc.), you
will no longer be eligible to
return to the Student Housing
Apartments for Fall 2015.
Area Facebook
Groups
Fin d Ou t Wh at is
Hap p en in g in Yo u r
Resid en ce Hall
There is a change to the
dates for the self-selection
process. Previewing the
apartments for Returning
Residents will be available on
June 15-19 and the selfselection process will take
place from June 22 - 26. Any
students that do not selfselect a room will be
randomly assigned to vacant
spaces. The housing
assignments will be released
in late August through your
UC Davis email account. Join your area's Facebook
group.
Click here to join
#TeamSegundo
Click here to join Team
Tercero
Click here to join Cuarto
Crew
Please contact Student
Housing at
[email protected]
or 530-752-2033 if you have
any questions or need
additional information.
Student Housing News
Healthy in the Halls
Free health and wellness series
Academic Advising
Center Survey
Core Fusion
We want to hear from you! Sustainability Work
Group
Next Meeting: Wednesday, May 6
2 - 3 PM | Segundo Services
Monday, May 4 | 8 PM
Tercero Main Lounge
Check out the Facebook event
for more information.
Questions? Christopher
Pangelina at
[email protected]
Tercero Picnics
Join your Tercero Peers out on
the Tercero North Quad
throughout the month of May for
some BBQ dinners and activities!
On the follow evenings, select to
dine outside with your peers and
take part in the events listed
below:
Thursday, May 7, 2015,
5pm-7pm: Board Games &
BBQ
Tuesday, May 12, 2015,
5pm-7pm: DJ Kelsey
Kruger & BBQ
Thursday, May 21, 2015,
5pm-7pm: Spring Crafts &
BBQ
Questions? Contact Leah Glasso
at [email protected]
If you recently met with a peer
adviser in an academic advising
center, please check your email
for a Survey Monkey link to share
your experiences and for your
chance to win a prize from our
weekly random drawing.
Tercero Scavenger Hunt
Saturday, May 2 | 2 PM - 4 PM |
Meet at the Tercero South Quad Calling all Tercero Residents:
Looking to compete at the next
Tercero Hall Cup event? Well,
look no further. Attend TLC's
Tercero Scavenger Hunt on
Saturday, May 2nd from 2pm-4pm
to win additional points for your
District!
Center, Room 3110
Come learn more about
sustainability, share ideas, get
involved and meet like minded
people.
Questions? Email
[email protected]
or call Jenni Porter at 530-7522759.
Tercero Student Housing
Awards
April 27 - May 18 (collecting
nominations) Calling all Tercero Residents!
Have you or your peers served
as a role model to your
community, building or
neighborhood? Have you
accomplished something that you
are proud of? If you answered
yes to any of these questions,
consider nominating yourself or a
friend for a Tercero Student
Housing Award! Nominations will
be accepted until 5pm on May
18th and award recipients will be
presented at the Tercero Talent &
Awards Show occurring on
Thursday, May 28th from 6-8pm
at the Tercero South Quad.
Questions? Contact Leah
Galasso at
[email protected] Click here for award information
and nomination link.
Click here to join the Facebook event.
Move-out Part II
We are weeks away from the end of school and the start of summer vacation! Before you know it, it will be time to pack up and move-out of the res halls. Here are some tips to help you
plan ahead and reduce your stress during finals/move-out week:
Decide what items you will not be taking with you for the summer
Set aside items that can be donated during the Spring Cleaning Event the week of June 8 - June 12. Click on link for details: housing.ucdavis.edu/sustainability/springcleaning
Find out how to properly dispose of items that cannot be donated. See the Student Housing Waste
Diversion Guide for tips housing.ucdavis.edu/sustainability/wastediversion
The week of June 8 - June 12 Student Housing will be collecting items to donate to Goodwill Industries
and the Food Bank of Yolo County.
How it works:
Goodwill Donations
Drop of your reusable items such as clothes, shoes, linens, accessories, housewares,
school supplies, etc. Do not drop off anything that is badly stained, soiled, worn, torn,
broken, or that has missing parts. Electronic waste is acceptable and will be recycled.
Food Bank of Yolo County Donations
We will also have a collection bin for non-perishable. Do not drop off anything that is opened, expired,
needs refrigerated, or in glass containers.
For a list of all upcoming events please visit: housing.ucdavis.edu/sustainability/events
Questions or comments? Email or call Jenni Porter at 530-752-4265.
2015 Residence Hall Block Party
Thursday, May 14 | 4 PM - 8 PM | Russell Field | Click here to join the Facebook event
**Please note all DCs will be closed and dinner will be served on Russell field between 4:45 PM - 7:30 PM**
Sign-up at https://surveymonkey.com/r/moovein2015
Campus Department Announcements
ARMY ROTC | Get Involved
Army ROTC is the perfect opportunity to help you succeed. Through elective classes, labs and field training
exercises, you will receive firsthand experience on what it takes to lead and motivate others, and how to
conduct missions as an Officer in the Army, Army Reserve or Army National Guard. The program provides the
skills and experience that will help empower success in any competitive environment. Upon graduation and
completion of Army ROTC, you will earn the title of Second Lieutenant and equipped with a set of leadership
and 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 will
help pay for books and fees. Army ROTC even offers a stipend of up to $5,000 a year. To learn more about
the requirements and other information, please contact Mr. Gary Suen at RM 127 at Hickey Gym or at
[email protected].
UC Davis Athletics
Friday, May 1
Track and Field - Causeway Dual | All Day | Toomey Field
Saturday, May 2
Softball vs. Cal State Fullerton | DH - Game 1 at Noon, Game 2 at 2 PM | La Rue Field
Sunday, May 3
Softball vs. Cal State Fullerton | Noon | La Rue Field
Friday, May 8
Baseball vs. CSUN | 2:30 PM | Dobbins Stadium
Saturday, May 9
Baseball vs. CSUN | 1 PM | Dobbins Stadium
UC Davis students admitted free with valid UC Davis ID card. For more information visit ucdavisaggies.com
Do you want to be on the 2015-16 UC Davis Cheer or Dance Team? If so, open tryouts are coming up on May
16 and all Aggies are encouraged to show-up. The Aggie Cheer and Dance teams represent UC Davis at
many athletic contests, campus and community events and are a source of Aggie Pride and campus spirit.
Click here to learn more about these teams and how you can be on them next year.
46TH Annual La Raza Culture Days
Our Struggles Empower Our Resistance NUESTROS DESAFIOS FORTALECEN NUESTRA RESISTENCIA Friday, May 1 For a complete listing of events click here for a PDF flyer or visit the
Facebook event. La Raza Cultural Days, will be celebrating the different cultures within the Xicanx/Latinx
community. Come and enjoy delicious food from Latin America and Caribbean countries that different
organizations will provide.
46th Annual La Gran Tardeada
Saturday May 2 | 11 AM - 6 PM | UC Davis Campus, Outdoor East Quad
Free Event | Open to the Public Student Performances, children activities including pinata and bounce house Opening Prayer Blessing and Danza by Danza Azteca Quetzalcoatl Citlalli Live Music and Entertainment Headliner: Raskahuele Mariachi: Maria Monarcan Banda: Tamborazo Del Valle Samba Dance Performance: Brazilian Center for Cultural Exchange of
Sacramento 13 XICAN@/LATIN@ STUDENT FOOD BOOTHS | Menu items include: Elotes - Sigma Omega Nu | Mango Y Pepino - MEChA | Bacon Wrapped Hot Dogs - Alpha Pi Sigma Sorority
Inc. | Funnel Cakes - CALESS | Chocolate Covered Bananas - Clinica Tepati | Tacos Dorados - Gamma Zeta
Alpha Fraternity | Chicharones con Cueritos - Hermanas Unidas | Nachos with Meat, Cheese and other
Toppings - Hermanos Macehual | Caramel Apples - Mujeres Ayudando La Raza | Snow Cones - La Raza PreLaw Association | Ham Tortas - Sigma Lambda Gamma Sorority | Fresas con Crema - SPEAK | Sodas Xican@/Latin@ Graduation For complete event details visit the Facebook event.
SHADES OF PRIDE | Pride Month 2015
Pride Month 2015 at UC Davis has arrived!
Join the LGBTQIA Resource Center for a Pride Month kick-off event with food, refreshments, music, friends,
and raffles prizes.Everyone is welcome and make sure to check out all of our
Pride Month events! Click here for a PDF flyer of events.
How to Get Involved in Research
Become involved in undergraduate research to help develop necessary skills in
your field, to boost your resume, and to hone your interests in a particular field.
It's a great opportunity available to all undergraduate students at UC Davis. Come to our seminar "How to Get
Involved in Research," to learn the tools you'll need in order to approach professors and land a position in the
research environment of your choice! Tuesday, May 5, 2015 | 12:10 - 1:00 p.m. | Meeting Room D, Student Community Center Sponsored by: Undergraduate Research Center, 2300 Student Community Center Students are welcome to contact URC to make an appointment to see an Undergraduate Research Advisor.
Just call us at 530-752-3390 or email us at [email protected] to schedule a time that works with your class
schedule.
Celebrate Undergraduate Research!
Did you know that in a survey of 2014 UC Davis graduates that 91% of UC Davis undergraduate felt that
learning research methods was important?
The UC Davis Undergraduate Research Center (URC) is organizing a weeklong celebration of the outstanding
undergraduate research at UC Davis with the first annual Undergraduate Research Week May 1- May 8,
2015. The week begins with the Undergraduate Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activities
Conference (May 1-2).
There will be activities throughout the week offered by different departments, colleges, clubs, etc to
highlight the undergraduate research performed in their unit or by their students. For example the School of
Veterinary Medicine plans to offer poster sessions and lab tours. The University Library will be hosting poster
sessions all week. And the Undergraduate Research Center will be presenting workshops and student
seminars. Attend the daily URC-sponsored seminars in the SCC and be entered in the Undergraduate
Research Week prize raffle!
Are you part of a student group or department? We invite campus units and student groups to organize
activities for the week to celebrate research and creative pursuits. You could also table. Rally your department
or student club to highlight undergraduate research and design accomplishments.
To include your activity in the program schedule for the week, please contact Lolita Nelson-Adkins
[email protected] or [email protected]. Schedule for the week will be posted soon! Check it out at: http://urc.ucdavis.edu/researchweek/index.html Join the celebration! Participate in Undergraduate Research Week!
Student Health and Counseling Services
4th annual Work It Week May 4 - 8 Student Health and Counseling Services is hosting the 4th annual Work It Week
celebrate Physical Activity Month and encourage students to get at least 30 minutes of
physical activity each day. To fit activity into your busy schedule, you can split it into
three 10-minute bouts.
Don't miss out on the rad prizes, club activities, and FREE fitness classes taught by
instructors from Campus Recreation and Unions!
Kick-off Work It Week with 80's style Resistance Band Workshop on Monday, May 4th from 4:00-4:45 pm in
the ARC Group Exercise Studio. Then join us Wednesday, May 6th at the Farmer's Market for Recess on the
Quad from 11:00 am-1:30 pm on the West Quad for FREE prizes, fun activities, and more! The first 50
participants will also get a FREE Work It Week t-shirt! For more information and events visit
shcs.ucdavis.edu/workit.
10+10+10, Get your 30 minutes in!
Brought to you by Student Health and Counseling Services and Campus Recreation and Unions, with a
special thanks to all the organizations for participating in this year's event.
Click here for a PDF Flyer | Click here to join the Facebook event
Theatre and Dance Event News: Spring Season
Our Spring season will include " The Light and Dark Arts: A Radical Magic Show,"
directed by Granada Artist-In-Residence Aaron Gach, who will be playing with the ageold theatrical strategies of hiding and revealing, literally teaching our students magic.
This production will draw parallels between magic acts and issues such as economic
manipulation, political deception, vanishing resources and social transformation.
Performances are May 28-June 6, 2015 at the Main Stage Theatre in Wright Hall. Main Stage Dance Theatre performances are scheduled for May 7-17, 2015 at the Main Stage Theatre in
Wright Hall. This production will be directed by faculty member David Grenke and is sure to entertain. The 15th Annual Film Festival is scheduled for May 20 & 21, 2015 at the Varsity Theatre in Davis at 10PM.
This student-driven project is known to sell out and is one of the more popular arts activities on campus.
Tickets may be purchased in advance through our box office at Wright Hall. Box office can be reached at
(530) 752-7111, or by email at [email protected]. Tickets are also sold at the theatre door starting one
hour before curtain time (pending availability). Please note that we do not currently sell tickets through the
Mondavi Center. Complete ticket and group rate information
Moobilenet is Retiring
The UC Davis campus is retiring the moobilenet wireless service on May 5, 2015. The main news: When moobilenet ends May 5, anyone still using it will need to
switch to one of the other campus wireless services -- namely, eduroam or
moobilenetx.
Also on May 5, the campus is expanding ucd-guest to the rest of the campus. For
additional information visit http://technews.ucdavis.edu/news2.cfm?id=1988.
Visit elcmakeathon.eventbrite.com to sign up.
Open Courses
ECM 1: The Design of Coffee
This very popular course offers you a chance to learn how to
transform raw coffee beans to an icy and refreshing cup of Joe.
Rejuvenation in a cup!
GE Credit: 3 units of Science and Engineering; Visual Literacy and
Scientific Literacy
Learn more at: http://bit.ly/SAVEAp
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I really get to roast and brew coffee in this class?
Yes! The core component of this class is a weekly 2-hour lab session, where you will do experiments
involving coffee. Examples include taking apart a Mr. Coffee brewer to analyze how it works, measuring the
pH of coffee versus brew time, and examining the energy usage of different roasting profiles. In every lab
session you will get to taste the resulting coffee, working with your group to ultimately make your unique
design for the best-tasting cup of coffee.
I don't drink coffee. Does this class require me to drink it anyway?
No, you can take the entire course without tasting any of the coffee, and doing only visual and olfactory
(smelling) sensory analyses. However, one of the things you will learn in this class is that properly prepared,
fresh roasted coffee can taste nothing like the bitter stuff you might have tasted before. Some coffees even
taste sweet without adding sugar. Moreover, a fun part of the class is the blind taste test at the end of the
quarter, where you get to complete with your classmates Iron Chef style.
I only drink decaffeinated coffee. Is decaf available?
Yes. For students who cannot or choose not to consume caffeine, decaffeinated green coffee beans are
available for both roasting and brewing.
I've heard engineering courses are difficult. Is this class going to destroy my GPA?
No! This class is designed as a general education course for students who are not majoring in engineering. All
grades will be based on a curve using standards appropriate for a non-quantitative, freshmen level class.
Will I get GE credit for this course?
Yes, this class counts as 3 units of Science and Engineering credit for GE. The course also satisfies 3 units
of both Scientific Literacy and Visual Literacy.
Why is this class in the department of chemical engineering? Are we going to be adding weird
chemicals to the coffee?
Absolutely not! During the entire course we will use only green coffee beans and water. As we will discuss in
the class, chemical engineers apply quantitative reasoning to a tremendously wide variety of industrial
applications. Quite a lot of our graduates are actually hired by the food and beverage industries. But the main
goal here is to introduce students to how chemical engineers analyze things, using coffee as a fun (and
delicious!) example.
Native American Experience (NAS 10)
Monday-Thursday | 10 AM - 11:40 AM | Summer Session One (June 22-July 31, 2015)
Professor Steven Crum (Western Shoshone), Department of Native American Studies (NAS), UC Davis
Interested in taking an Exciting 2015 UC Davis Summer School Course? Take Native American Experience
(NAS 10)!
This course provide an overview of the significant histories, life-ways, and issues ithat revolve around the past
and contemporary Indigenous cultures of the Americas. The course will look at a number of important topics,
including cultural, economic, and political resurgence of Native American peoples of the United States.
Gaming and Casinos is an example of economic resurgence.
Because NAS follows a Western Hemispheric approach to the study of Indigenous peoples, lectures will
cover important events that have taken place in those Latin American nation-states that have sizable
Indigenous populations. This includes Bolivia, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico, and Peru. Some of the topics will
be the Chiapas Rebellion of 1994 and how and why Evo Morales became the first Indigenous president of
recent times to be elected to the Office of the Presidency of Bolivia in 2005.
Moreover, NAS 10 will give some coverage to Indigenous peoples living in three Asian nation-states that
recognize the status of Indigenous peoples: Japan, the Philippines, and Taiwan. The course will give attention
to how the issues of Indigenous peoples of Latin America and Asia compare and contrast with those of Native
American people in the U.S.
NAS 10 fulfills a number of GE categories.
Required Textbooks
+ Eisler, Kim, Revenge of the Pequot: How a Small Native American Tribe Created the World's Most
Profitable Casino (2001).
+ Wilkinson, Charles, Blood Struggle: The Rise of Modern Indian Nations (2005).
Sorority and Fraternity Life Updates
Upcoming Events
Spring quarter is in full swing and the sororities and fraternities on campus are
active as ever. Here is a list of a few upcoming events including philanthropy
events being hosted by our campus' sororities and fraternities! For more
information about individual events or chapters apart of our community, contact
the chapter leadership or visit our website. Good luck with the upcoming quarter and feel free to contact us
with any questions or concerns!
As always, you can check out the Rush and Recruitment Calendar on our website for more information about
upcoming recruitment events.
The March Against Sexual Assault
Hosted by Interfraternity Council
Delta Gamma presents Anchorsplash
Saturday, May 2
Saturday, May 2 | 10 AM - Noon The IFC of UC Davis will be holding the inaugural
March Against Sexual Assault. All proceeds will go
to Empower Yolo. The costs of the event is $10.00,
with that you get pizza, a t-shirt and entry into the
event. For more information please contact Wolfgang Kern
at [email protected].
Lambda Sigma Gamma Mr. Greek
Universe
Thursday, May 7 | 7:30 PM | Rock Hall | Tickets: $5
presale and $8 at the door
The lovely ladies of Lambda Sigma Gamma
Multicultural Sorority, Incorprated Beta Chapter at
UC Davis would like to invite you to their 11th
Annual Mr. Greek Universe 2015! The participating
members of our Greek community will be competing
in six different categories: Toga Wear, Question and
Answer, Swim Wear, Greek Knowledge, Talent, and
Formal Wear. Proceeds go to support the California
Head Start Program. For more information, visit their
Facebook event page.
The ladies of Delta Gamma invite you to their 3rd
annual swim competition, Anchor Splash. The
competition will consist of an inner tube relay, belly
flop contest, synchronized swimming, as well as the
competition to be this year's Anchor Man. Tickets are $3 presale and $5 at the door. For more
information and updates, visit the Facebook event
page here.
Delta Sigma Phi Recycling Competition
Now - June 3 6/3 Let the brothers of Delta Sigma Phi help your chapter
recycle- for a good cause! Delta Sigma Phi will be
facilitating a quarter long competition among IFC
fraternities to see which house can recycle the most
cans and bottles over the course of the quarter.
Delta Sigs will collect and recycle the waste for you,
and all of the funds will be donated to the Cancer
Research Institute. The chapter that collects the
most recyclables will receive $100 to a philanthropy
of their choice. If you are interested in participating, contact Cooper
at [email protected] for more information.
Chapters Currently Not Registered
Registered Student Organizations, students, and campus departments are advised to not participate in any
events or activities held by these organizations as they receive no oversight, or liability coverage, and are not
held accountable at the local, regional or national level. Students, organizations, and departments who interact
or seek affiliation with any of the organizations listed below do so at their own risk.
Phi Alpha Phi Fraternity | Lambda Phi Epsilon Fraternity | Alpha Delta Chi Sorority | Kappa Alpha Psi
Fraternity Inc.
Registered UC Davis Student Groups
Colleges Against Cancer | Relay For Life
ARC Pavilion | May 16 -17 | 10 am- 10 am
Relay For Life is a 24-hour event and all of the proceeds are used for
cancer research and providing assistance to those that are currently fighting cancer, survivors, and their
families. The 24 hours of Relay are filled with activities, games, performances, and emotionally moving
ceremonies. Relay For Life gives us the opportunity to celebrate those who have survived, remember the
loved ones that we have lost, and fight back against cancer.
If you are interested in participating in this year's Relay For Life you can start a team online at
www.relayforlife.org/ucdavisca If you have any questions feel free to contact us at [email protected] can also volunteer at Relay!
We have set-up, day of and clean-up shifts. Volunteer hours can be validated through the American Cancer
Society. If you have any questions about volunteering please contact Shayaan at
[email protected].
City of Davis News
Download Downtown Davis with the Davis Downtown iOS Mobile App
When you download the Davis Downtown Mobile App you will get our latest events, full directory of downtown
businesses, the current month's 2nd Friday ArtAbout details, and parking
information all in the palm of you hand. It is one of the first apps
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to have access to the most up to date information. The GPS
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the businesses that are in their proximity. It also offers the UC
Davis Unitrans Schedule.
The app is available through the App Store under "Davis Downtown". An Android
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