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| • Apr 23 |
Media Advisory: UCSF Fresno launches innovative education program for medical students
April 23, Fresno – Seven medical students from diverse backgrounds, including three with ties to the Valley, will take part in a new and innovative UCSF Fresno clinical training program called “Model Madres”. A reception to welcome the students to the community where they will care for patients will be held on Thursday, April 24, at 5:00 p.m.at the UCSF Fresno Center for Medical Education and Research. For more information |
| • Mar 26 |
UCSF Fresno to present lecture on depression and anxiety during pregnancy and postpartum, Fresno
March 26
Depression and anxiety during pregnancy and postpartum is a silent epidemic profoundly affecting one in six women and their families. UCSF Fresno, Community Medical Centers and the March of Dimes will present a lecture on what everyone needs to know about depression and anxiety during pregnancy and postpartum. The lecture will be held on Tuesday, March 26, from 5:15 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the UCSF Fresno Center for Medical Education and Research, located at 155 No. Fresno St. The event is open to the public and will be of particular benefit to healthcare professionals as well provide valuable information for new mothers and women who are currently pregnant or thinking about pregnancy. The registration fee is $20. Registration deadline is Friday, March 21. For more information please go to |
| • Mar 4-6 |
UC Merced Research Week: A growing tradition of discovery, Merced
March 4 – 6
So that the community can understand and engage in the research mission of the University of California, UC Merced will host Research Week, an annual celebration of discovery and knowledge. Research Week will be held from March 4 through 6 and has been designated by campus administration as a time when students and the general public can explore and learn about what researchers on the UC Merced campus are studying and how this research will impact and contribute to society. |
| • Mar 1 |
LLNL Science on Saturday lecture explores carbon capture and storage, Livermore
March 1
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory’s Science Education Program will present, “Greenhouse Gas Reduction: Underground Storage of Carbon Dioxide”, a Science on Saturday lecture to be held on March 1, at the Bankhead Theater, located at 2400 First Street in Livermore. Starting time for Session I is 9:30 a.m. and for Session II, 11:15 a.m. Science on Saturday is a five-week series of lectures and demonstrations intended for middle and high school students. Science on Saturday lectures and demonstrations are held free of charge with seating on a first come first served basis. For detailed information about the Science on Saturday series please visit: http://education.llnl.gov/sos/?page=home |
| • Feb 23 |
UCCE Master Gardeners to present Smart Gardening seminar, Fresno
February 23
Fresno Co. UC Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners is offering a one-day Smart Gardening seminar to be held at the UC Center, Fresno on Saturday, Feb. 23, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Seminar topics include: Smart Irrigation; Rare Fruit and Nut Trees; A Celebration of Lavender; Home Orchards for Small Spaces; and Chicks and the City. Additional topics include presentations on Valley-friendly garden design and selecting perennials, herbs, bulbs and annuals that can be grown successfully in the Valley. The UC Center is located at 550 East Shaw Ave., (across from Fashion Fair Mall). For more information and to register please go to: http://groups.ucanr.org/mgfresno/files/44697.pdf |
| • Feb 21 |
UC Merced Research Week: A growing tradition of discovery
Feb. 21, Merced - So that the community can understand and engage in the research mission of the University of California, UC Merced will host Research Week, an annual celebration of discovery and knowledge. Research Week will be held from March 4 through 6 and has been designated by campus administration as a time when students and the general public can explore and learn about what researchers on the UC Merced campus are studying and how this research will impact and contribute to society |
| • Feb 19 |
UC wildfire experts gather for 2-day conference
Feb. 19, Riverside - Wildfire and natural resources specialists from UC Berkeley and UC Riverside, and UC Cooperative Extension natural resources advisors from the Sierra foothills and Lake Tahoe area south to San Diego will gather for a conference to focus on key aspects of California fires, such as preventing fire damage, recovering from fires and assessing their impact. The conference will be held March 4 - 5 at the UC Riverside Palm Desert Graduate Center. |
| • Jan 29 |
UC Merced receives record number of applicants for Fall 2008 semester
Jan. 29, Merced - Interest in the University of California, Merced, continues to grow. According to statistics released today by the UC Office of the President applications to the tenth campus in the UC system have increased by 15.4 percent over the previous year. |
| • Jan 10 |
Governor's budget proposes cuts to address deficit
Jan. 10, Oakland- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger today (Jan. 10) proposed a 2008-09 state budget that includes across-the-board cuts in state spending, including at the University of California, to address a projected $14.5 billion state budget deficit. The proposal would increase funding under his 'compact' with the UC system but then apply a reduction of 10 percent. |
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