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UC Davis is a 20-Year Top Producer of Gilman Scholars

  • October 28, 2021
UC Davis was recognized by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs for ranking 11th among large institutions in the number of Gilman recipients over the past twenty years in the following category: 20-year Overall Top Producer – Large Institution.
A student wearing a brown coat and a black backpack rides his bike on the path toward the International Center, in the background. The leaves on two trees near the entrance have turned yellow in the fall season. Two groups of students (four men and four women) gather and talk on the left side of the path. A female student wearing a purple backpack, black coat, blue jeans, and gray boots walks toward the building closer to the door. Two students stand outside the door in the distance talking to each other.

Welcome Back to the UC Davis International Center

  • by Jana Sanders Perry
  • September 23, 2021
Global Affairs staff are returning to offices within the UC Davis International Center, located on the corner of Russell Boulevard and California Avenue. The International Center is now open. This fall quarter, Global Affairs teams will work in a hybrid format, offering limited in-person advising. Other services will be available in a virtual or hybrid format.
A photo from inside the International Center on the UC Davis campus looking out the main entrance window, taken on a fall day. The International Center sign is backwards from this vantage point looking out as a student wearing a hat, blue jacket and backpack walks away from the doors. Three other students, one sitting on a bike and two others sitting, chat under a tree outside. A student in a pink sweater rides her bike away from the building.

Support for Afghan and Haitian Communities

  • August 25, 2021
UC Davis Global Affairs extends its sincere thoughts and deepest sympathies to those affected by recent disasters and crises in Afghanistan and Haiti. In addition to the difficulty of COVID-19 this last year and a half, some members of our international community, many of whom are separated from loved ones, now face additional grief, uncertainty, and fear.
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Chancellor’s Statement on Afghanistan, Haiti, Wildfires and COVID-19

  • by by UC Davis News and Media Relations
  • August 20, 2021
In recent days, news of Afghanistan’s citizens in peril, a devastating earthquake in Haiti, destructive wildfires and the surging Delta variant has touched all of us in the UC Davis community, causing grief and sorrow for many. We have Haitian and Afghan families who are part of our larger community, as well as families who have suffered from the fires and COVID-19. I want to express my condolences to those who have experienced losses resulting from these tragedies. These events can be overwhelming, but I am grateful to see Aggies responding to support people in need, both here at home and a world away. Here are a few ways that is happening.
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