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Celebrate Oak Park 2026

UC Davis Health sponsored Celebrate Oak Park for the sixth consecutive year on July 11. Staff from 11 work teams provided blood pressure screenings, stroke awareness, heat illness and smoke inhalation prevention resources, cancer screening information, career services outreach and other important services for community members.

Rooted in Excellence

As we begin a new academic year, I find myself thinking about what it means to be part of a public university at this particular moment.

UC Davis is a remarkable community, one that stretches from our campuses in Davis and Sacramento to communities and partners across California. We come to this work with different experiences, perspectives and responsibilities. What connects us is a shared commitment to creating a university where people can learn, work, contribute and thrive.

Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) Foundations Training Program Accepting Applications

Apply to the Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) Foundations Training Program. CRCs play a crucial role in managing clinical trials, overseeing various stages from beginning to end. The program includes lectures, in-class activities, field trips, and hands-on experiences like shadowing and on- the-job experience. The training aims to develop student skills, knowledge, and abilities to qualify for entry level career positions after graduation. The program includes 16 weeks of in-person training and online self-study totaling up to 15 hours per week.

Critical Research Hangs in the Balance

University of California breakthroughs — from the internet to cancer drugs to the chip in your smartphone to the food on your plate — have saved countless lives worldwide, sparked whole new industries and kept America safer and stronger on the world stage. But now, UC scientists’ ability to move forward faces multiple obstacles.

From Labs to Lives