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Transfer Students Don't Fall Through the Cracks at UC Merced

November 7, 2007
University life can be tough for any student, but for transfers, the transition can be even more difficult. They vary in age and life experience, making them a tough population to serve and support, but UC Merced is trying to ensure transfers don’t fall through the cracks. And Jeff Yoshimi,...

Transfer Students Don"t Fall Through the Cracks at UC Merced

November 7, 2007
University life can be tough for any student, but for transfers, the transition can be even more difficult. They vary in age and life experience, making them a tough population to serve and support, but UC Merced is trying to ensure transfers don’t fall through the cracks. AndJeff Yoshimi,...

Steve Kang Inaugurated Chancellor in Campus Ceremony

November 6, 2007
MERCED - Sung-Mo “Steve” Kang, Ph.D., was inaugurated as the second chancellor of the University of California, Merced, today (Nov. 6) in a ceremony on the campus’ academic quad at 10 a.m. Kang was joined on the platform by UC President Robert C. Dynes and Regent Russell S. Gould, as well as other...

Honoring Mentors, Helping Students, UC Merced’s Chancellor Establishes Two Scholarships

November 5, 2007
MERCED - Steve Kang, the University of California, Merced’s chancellor, knows what the opportunity to go to college on scholarship can mean to a student. That’s how he started his own education. He also knows the value of mentoring from seasoned professors and administrators. So he and his wife...

Form and Function: Martial Arts Club Medals in Berkeley Tourney

November 5, 2007
UC Merced’sMartial Arts Clubrecently returned from its first competition, bringing home two gold medals and a trophy. Club President Chris Abrescy calls the experience of competing at UC Berkeley’s Third Annual UC Yongmudo Championship nothing short of amazing. The Oct. 27 tournament was open to...

Professor Selected for Presidential Science and Engineering Award

November 1, 2007
MERCED - Shawn Newsam, an assistant professor in the School of Engineering at the University of California, Merced, has been selected for a prestigious award from the White House. The Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) is bestowed by the president’s Office of...

Chancellor to Unveil Vision for UC Merced at Inauguration

October 29, 2007
Four days of celebrations and academic events will surround theNov. 6 ceremonyinauguratingSteve Kangas UC Merced’s second chancellor. Kang, who became chancellor March 1, is a fitting choice to lead the University of California’s newest campus as it seeks to make UC-level education more accessible...

Chancellor to Unveil Vision for UC Merced at Inauguration

October 29, 2007
Four days of celebrations and academic events will surround the Nov. 6 ceremony inaugurating Steve Kang as UC Merced’s second chancellor. Kang, who became chancellor March 1, is a fitting choice to lead the University of California’s newest campus as it seeks to make UC-level education more...

Student Advises Peers to Do Their Best

October 26, 2007
Ifengineeringgraduatestudent Emily Reed was asked to give advice to undergraduates, she would say, “Do your best in all of your work. You don’t know how useful something could be later on.” Reed knows about this firsthand. While an undergraduate at UC Merced, she was a Regents Scholar, which she...

UC named one of America's Top 10 "coolest" schools

October 25, 2007
Sierra Magazine has named the University of California system one of America’s Top 10 “coolest” schools for its efforts to stop global warming. UC ranked No. 4 on the Sierra Club magazine’s inaugural listing of the nation’s greenest campuses ( http://www.sierraclub.org/sierra), which hit...

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