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Launching your student's post-graduation career

If your student is graduating, congratulations! This is an exciting time, filled with pride and anticipation. However, it can also be a time of fear and loss. There are so many changes for recent graduates and families. To help, here are five things we recommend for a successful career launch!
Our current crop of Chancellor’s Fellows, brilliant researchers and teachers who engage undergraduates in their exciting discoveries.

Chancellor’s Fellows keep UC Davis strong

UC Davis is known for its outstanding faculty—and none shine brighter than our Chancellor’s Fellows, early-career professors who receive a monetary award to support their pioneering research and engage students at all levels in their discoveries. Supported in part by the Parents Fund, the Chancellor’s Fellows program strengthens UC Davis as both a research and teaching institution—to the benefit of students like yours! We are pleased to offer a link to three recent video presentations by eminent Chancellor’s Fellows.
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Internship & Job Search Toolkit for Job Seekers and Career Changers

The curve balls thrown by the pandemic over the past year have added challenges to the internship and job search for many students and new graduates. As you prepare to support your young adult in their search for internships, jobs, volunteering, or other experiential learning opportunities, you can help them develop an internship and job search toolkit by considering some of the following suggestions.
Aggie Parents

Aggie Parents Forever

Though their son Dan graduated last year, Fred and Carolyn Redeker continue to donate to UC Davis and even offered a challenge gift to support the ASUCD Student Pantry on last month’s record-breaking Give Day. They’re a wonderful example of Aggie parents who keep on giving.
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Aggie, Interrupted

  • by Samantha Snively
When Keiso Eya (1922-2021) arrived at UC Davis as a first-year student in 1941, he could not have anticipated that it would be nearly 70 years before his graduation ceremony.
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2021 UC Davis Memorial Day Celebration

by Hailiegh Rose ' 21

The Memorial Union may not be at full capacity; nevertheless, the fallen soldiers will never be forgotten. Tributes over time have honored those who are no longer with us. 

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