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Book Project Seeks Titles in ‘Futures and Technology’ Theme

  • by UC Davis Staff
  • August 25, 2026
  • Expression & Understanding
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The Campus Community Book Project is inviting nominations for books that fit its 2027–28 theme, “Futures and Technologies.” The selected book will anchor a year of activities exploring developments such as artificial intelligence and questions of ethics, accessibility and privacy, culminating in a visit by the author. Nominations are open through September 9.

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Mikael Villalobos to Retire After 33 Years of Transformative Service at UC Davis

  • by Robbie Lyn Tesnado
  • March 31, 2026
  • Thought Leadership
  • Learning & Leadership
  • UC Davis Connections

After 33 years of dedicated service to University of California, Davis, Mikael Villalobos, Ed.D., associate vice chancellor for campus community relations, will begin his retirement on July 1, 2026.

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An Evening with Javier Zamora Explores the Story Behind ‘Solito’

  • by UC Davis Staff
  • March 24, 2026
  • Expression & Understanding
 

UC Davis welcomed poet and author Javier Zamora to the Mondavi Center for an evening of reflection, storytelling and dialogue centered on his critically acclaimed memoir Solito: A Memoir, this year’s selection for the Campus Community Book Project.

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The Campus Community Book Project is more than just reading—it’s about coming together in dialogue. Through events and discussions, we connect as a community to explore the book’s themes, share perspectives, and engage in meaningful conversations that inspire understanding and action. 

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