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Sac Bee: Climate Change is Hurting Migrating Waterbirds

March 19, 2019

Chancellor's Dialogue: 'No Quick Fixes' for Gender Equity

March 19, 2019
UC Merced welcomed Beth Mitchneck, vice provost for Faculty Success at University of Massachusetts, Lowell, as part of Chancellor’s Dialogue on Diversity and Interdisciplinarity series last week. Mitchneck presented “Institutional Change for Equality: A Recipe for Change,”...

Alumna Staffer Pours Her Passion into Serving Students

March 19, 2019
Kisha McGuire has discovered an opportunity to do what she loves for an institution she’s grown to care deeply about. McGuire graduated from UC Merced in 2015 with a bachelor’s degree in sociology, and soon started a full-time staff position in the Fiat Lux Scholars Program within...

Steele Records Triple-Double but the Bobcats Fall Short at OUAZ

March 17, 2019

Employees Celebrated for Service at Annual Event

March 15, 2019
UC Merced honored nearly 200 employees for their loyalty to the university and higher education at the annual Celebrating Service breakfast earlier this week. Those honored each received a crystal award with milestone markers for their service to UC Merced and lapel pins for their total...

Phys.Org: Biosensor may provide better cancer diagnosis

March 15, 2019

Three Environmental Systems Grads Receive Department of Energy Fellowships

March 15, 2019
Under the leadership of Professors Asmeret Berhe and Stephen Hart, three UC Merced Environmental Systems (ES) graduates have been awarded fellowships from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to advance their doctoral theses. The DOE’s Office of Science Graduate Student Research Program (...

Mother Nature Network: 5 Slimy Facts: Banana Slugs

March 15, 2019

Forbes: From Instagram To Founder: Shavone Charles Is Shaping The Future For Next-Gen Creatives

March 15, 2019

Climate Change is Negatively Affecting Waterbirds in the American West

March 15, 2019
Climate change is having a profound effect on the millions of migrating birds that rely on annual stops along the Pacific Flyway as they head from Alaska to Patagonia each year. They are finding less food, saltier water and fewer places to breed and rest on their long journeys, according to a...

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