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UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May is used to being in the spotlight, and now he’s turning some attention on other Aggies making the world a better place. “I’m excited to be here talking with students, faculty and staff innovators about what they’re working on and how they’re making a difference in the real world.”
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In this episode, Chancellor May chats with Benjamin Weber, associate professor of African American studies, about his new book "American Purgatory: Prison Imperialism and the Rise of Mass Incarceration" and his research focused on racial inequity. Weber also shares the surprising job he would have in an alternate universe.…
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Chancellor May chats with transfer student and computer science major Ahmed Eltayeb in this episode. Among his many endeavors, Eltayeb started his own media production company, Five Percent Studios, to tell the stories of the Black student experience at UC Davis. The two connect over being a part of the National Society of Black Engineers, and Elta…
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In this episode, Chancellor May sits down to talk with Rachel Teagle, founding director of the Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of Art. Rachel came to UC Davis to help build the museum from the ground up. She shares her unique metric for success at the museum and her favorite work of art that she says has the power to change your life.…
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Chancellor May sits down with third-year student Dheera Dusanapudi in this episode. Dheera is an international studies major and is the student lead of the Human Rights Studies program Article 26 Backpack, which assists and advocates for refugee students and their right to education. Chancellor May asks her about lessons she's learned from her huma…
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Chancellor Gary S. May sits down with Joanna Regulska, vice provost and dean of Global Affairs, in this episode of "Face to Face" to talk about UC Davis' efforts to provide global education for all. In the conversation, Joanna shares details about an exciting coffee research collaboration in Indonesia, and in the "Hot Seat" round, Chancellor May an…
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UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May talks with Beth Rose Middleton in this episode of "Face to Face." Beth Rose is a professor of Native American studies, and her research focuses on Native and Indigenous environmental policy and planning. The two discuss Beth Rose's books and the removal of the dams on the Klamath River, which have impacted the fisher…
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Chancellor May talks with Kayton Carter, executive director of academic advising enrichment, and Stephanie Zarate, global learning advising and outreach coordinator, in this episode of "Face to Face." Kayton was the founding executive director of the Student Affairs Retention Initiatives and the inaugural director of the Center for African Diaspora…
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Chancellor May sits down with Mandela Washington Fellow Uyi Effiom in this episode of “Face to Face.” Uyi works for an environmental nonprofit in Nigeria and manages a unique project for repurposing fishing net waste. She is one of 25 fellows visiting UC Davis to learn about leadership in public management. The Mandela Washington Fellowship for You…
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In this episode, Chancellor May sits down with Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) Director Lina Mendez. Lina is leading UC Davis toward becoming a federally designated HSI and talks about what it means to be an HSI and her vision for the future. Avanza en UC Davis: https://diversity.ucdavis.edu/hsiPor UC Davis
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UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May talks with Bob Segar, assistant vice chancellor of campus planning and environmental stewardship, who is retiring after 34 years of service to UC Davis. Bob's work changed the campus landscape, most notably with the addition of the Gateway District that welcomes visitors to campus. In addition to the Davis campus, Bo…
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UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May sits down with assistant professor Rachael Bay to talk about the evolutionary adaptations of marine species in response to climate change in this episode. Rachael was named among of "The Brilliant 10" by Popular Science for her work and research looking at reef-building corals and how they've responded to warming oce…
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Learn how innovation can lead to a stronger economy through improvements in technology, health, climate change and other solutions. In this special edition of "Face to Face," UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May sits down with national economic leaders for a discussion about technology and innovation. Jed Kolko is the undersecretary of commerce for econ…
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In this episode, UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May sits down to talk with Vice Chancellor for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Renetta Garrison Tull. Both come from a STEM background, and they discuss their shared passion for improving mobility and equity in STEM at UC Davis, as well as across disciplines. Also, find out a little-known fact about how …
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Chancellor May sits down with UC Davis Police Chief Joe Farrow to talk about policing and how UC Davis is leading the way toward a more contemporary, community policing model to keep the campus safe. The chief is also doing important work around the topic of mental health and policing and is currently serving as president on the board of directors …
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In this episode, Chancellor May talks with Ph.D. candidate Deniss Martinez about her leadership around Indigenous environmental justice and policy. Deniss recently won an award from the University of California Office of the President for her work spearheading a new organization to implement more programs that address environmental and climate just…
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In this episode of Chancellor Conversations, Lee Aase demonstrates how easy it is to set up a new blog on WordPress.com, using his nine-year old son, John, as an example. In future posts you’ll see John’s excitement at having a Web site of his own, but for now take a few minutes to hear (and go to the SMUG blog to see) how easy it is to get started…
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The fourth episode of Chancellor Conversations provides the soundtrack for Facebook 210: Professional Profiles and Personal Privacy, part of the Facebook Curriculum for Social Media University, Global. SMUG Chancellor Lee Aase outlines how to establish a professional profile in Facebook and to limit access to areas of your profile that could cause …
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The third episode of Chancellor Conversations accompanies Podcasting 104: Adding ID3 Tags to Your AudioFiles, part of the podcasting curriculum for Social Media University, Global. A set of slides to illustrate the discussion is available on slideshare.net and on the SMUG blog. For more information about SMUG or its podcasting curriculum, go to htt…
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