Join us for an empowering conversation on redesigning your life with passion and purpose.
Join us for an empowering conversation on redesigning your life with passion and purpose.
We invite you to rethink how you approach life's changes and view transitions as opportunities to explore rather than challenges to overcome. Expert life coach and Aggie alumna, Laura Francis, will introduce strategies for rewiring your thoughts and breaking old patterns. Discover actionable goals so you can build a roadmap to a renewed sense of purpose and direction. Get ready to relaunch with clarity and confidence.
Join us for an inspiring discussion on the power of self-trust and embracing authenticity, led by the dynamic Amy G., a prominent sports journalist, broadcaster, podcaster, author and fellow Aggie alumna.
Together we journey through Amy's remarkable career trajectory, from her roots in media broadcasting to her influential status today. Be prepared to be captivated by her stories of resilience, determination and triumph, leaving you entertained and ready to embrace your own voice with confidence!
Hala Kurdi Cozadd facilitated a conversation with Dr. Helene Dillard, dean of the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.
Blossoming beyond her childhood curiosities of plants, mold and mildew, their discussion explored her journey of collaboration and commitment from plant pathologist to distinct, multi-faceted community leader and retiring dean.
Learn more from this 'spore'tacular conversation as Dr. Dillard shares insights, challenges and triumphs that have led to her legacy of positive impact on the UC Davis community and women in her field.
At commencement, she congratulates every student by name — then they ask for a hug.
She spearheaded the drive to establish an undergraduate environmental engineering major at UC Davis, knowing women are drawn to the field.
And in the words of her department chair: “She cares passionately about creating opportunities for others and institutionalizing the change needed to allow women and other underrepresented persons to thrive in engineering.”
American Ballet Theatre principal dancer Misty Copeland will headline a public symposium on women, philanthropy and mentorship on Nov. 5 at 1 p.m. at the Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts, University of California, Davis. The event will also feature a panel discussion with notable UC Davis alumnae Tickets are on sale now.
Hala and Dr. Kales discuss the role of caregivers and the need to normalize the guilt that is often felt, as well as the importance of self-care for the caregiver.
Hala Kurdi Cozadd facilitated a conversation with Dr. Theanne Griffith, neuroscientist and award winning children's book author, as they explore how persistence and preparedness can pave the way for an impactful career.
UC Davis students now have expanded access to advanced engineering equipment, in a space all their own, largely because of a woman who looked beyond the career paths her parents laid out for her.
Life sciences industry expert Deborah Neff ’76 is giving $8 million to the UC Davis College of Biological Sciences for two endowments, one for the deanship and the other for the Center for Neuroscience for research into Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias. The gift is the largest by an individual in the college’s history.
In 2019 Gayle Brock brought her dog, Kitsune (Kit), to her local veterinarian in Nevada because the seven-year-old Shiba Inu had been acting lethargic. Brock knew something was wrong when Kit, who was typically very energetic, was too tired for her favorite activity: playing at the park.
