Special Interests
Aerobrick http://mae.ucdavis.edu/aerobrick/
Aerobrick is a UCD Aerobrick Team comprised of students who work throughout the school year to design and build a heavy lift R/C airplane. The plane is designed to lift about 5 times its own empty weight and must meet certain design restrictions determined by the SAE Aero design West Competition. In March the team will competes against other Universities from other states and nations to lift the heaviest payload. Aerobrick gives students practical engineering experience in the design, construction and testing of model aircraft.
Apple Community at UC Davis
Apple Community at UC Davis is a group dedicated to connecting all levels of personnel at UC Davis with the Apple products and service they love.
Botany Club
The Botany Club at UC Davis is a plant-oriented club aimed at increasing education opportunities in plant-related fields for undergraduates. The club organizes exploratory field trips, outings to plant shows or exhibits and other plant-related activities. Speakers are invited to meetings to talk about plant-related topics and timely environmental issues
Computer Science Club (CS Club)
The purpose of this organization includes: a. A forum for the interaction of members. b. Promotion of the computer sciences. c. A conduit for faculty-student interaction. e. Fund raising to support all of the Club's purposes.
CRD Student Salon (CRDSS)
Community and Regional Development Student Salon (CRDSS) will compliment the various interests and focuses of the CRD with speakers, discussions, field trips, readings and service work. It will be driven by the interests of the members and by the trends and movements of the larger community development field. We welcome students not only from CRD but students with an interest in cultivating a deeper understanding of Community Development, in its many forms.
Davis College Democrats (DCD) http://daviscollegedemocrats.org/
The Davis College Democrats aim to educate the voting population, deflate youth apathy, foster student leadership, and work towards the betterment of our society. A student with an interest in learning more about the US Government, the Democratic Part, or the political universe will find that information in this organization. DCD also demonstrates a strong ability to provide opportunities for those wishing to become more involved, from campaign work to community service to lobbying on behalf of student issues. In accomplishing these tasks, students receive numerous opportunities to have one-on-one conversations with high-ranking government officials. As the official wing of the Democratic Party to students at UC Davis, we work to promote Democratic ideals and candidates.
Davis College Republicans (DCR) http://davis.collegegop.org/
The Davis College Republicans represent conservative values on an otherwise liberal campus. DCR hosts conservative speakers, gives weekly takes on national/international political situations, and provides a social network for conservative students. Club members attend conventions and rallies across the state to meet other like minded individuals and strengthen the conservative movement. In addition to on campus events we work with local politicians and members of the Republican party to help Republican candidates. DCR helps students find internships and build connections with the
Dead Arts Society (DAS) (The)
We are a performing arts club that welcomes everyone irregardless of previous skills level or experience, all you need is an interest. We perform only original pieces of student composed work. We have three different areas of focus: theater, dance and music. Students may join to create the material we perform and/or perform in it. We will put on at least one performance every quarter depending on what we have to present.
Republican Party.
Dental Brigades Club at UC Davis
The purpose of this group is to unite students who are interested in helping or working on a dental brigade. This club provides information on how to join upcoming dental brigades, how to advertise and recruit for existing dental brigade, and how to organize their won dental brigade.
Diversity Coalition
This coalition recognizes the need for students at King Hall to promote greater representation of students in law school from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds. The Coalition seeks to address problems that may arise in the application process for students from diverse and underrepresented backgrounds.
Education Student Interest Group (EDSIG)
EdSIG is an interest group that weeks to provide medical students with the opportunity to explore different aspects of education in the context of medicine. Activities will focus on careers in academic medicine, patient education, community outreach, and education theory and pedagogy.
Electronic Music for Change (EMC)
We are a group of students and electronic music enthusiast who strive to use electronic music as a vehicle for social by donating all proceeds acquired from our concerts and charity events to local children’s hospitals.
Environmental & Water Resource Institute Student Chapter at UC Davis
\To promote the sustainable use, conservation and protection of environmental resource such as water. To orientate and prime the next generation of professionals in their knowledge of current water related issues and scientific explorations in preparation for careers in water resource related fields; especially with regard to technical expertise and public policy for creating ingenuities and environmentally sustainable solutions.
Environmental Horticulture Club (EH Club) http://www.plantsciences.ucdavis.edu/ehclub/
The EH club is an undergraduate run organization of plant enthusiasts. The purpose of our club is to provide students with out-of-the-classroom plant experience. Our activities include field trips, plant sales, and volunteer events. These activities are all geared toward helping us expand our horticulture knowledge base.
Environmental Law Society
To promote environmental law, related activities and opportunities for students at King Hall.
Environmental Science and Policy (ESP) Club http://www.des.ucdavis.edu/Students/club/
The ESP Club as an educational and social club through which undergraduates have the opportunity to meet other students in their major and to become more familiar with the Environmental Science and Policy department. In addition to the academic aspect of the club, we meet several times a quarter to plan recreational events and coordinate volunteer work for different environmental projects.
Environmental Toxicology (ETOX) Club
The Environmental Toxicology Club is a social and educational organization sponsored by the Department of Environmental Toxicology at UC Davis. The club welcomes all students interested in the environmental sciences, regardless of major. In addition to meetings and social and service activities, the club sponsors events for students to learn about environmental toxicology and interact with faculty and alums. The club also provides a forum for students to learn about job and internship opportunities and participate in career development workshops.
EnvironMentors at UC Davis http://www.davisenvironmentors.com
Our mission is to provide high school students with education, guidance, resources, and projects encouraging development of environmental stewardship. This will be accomplished through a 5 stage process:State 1-Information
Environs, Environmental Law & Policy Journal http://environs.law.ucdavis.edu
Environs is a biannual environmental law and policy journal edited and produced by King Hall students. The journal supports an open forum for the discussion of current environmental issues and publishes articles form professors, practitioners, and students.
Family Medicine Student Interest Group (FMIG)
FMIG meetings provide rare opportunities for medical students of all class levels to: Provide information about and support medical student’s interest in Family Medicine. Provide opportunities for hands-on workshops, such as phlebotomy, suturing, women’s health procedures and casting. Meet and share experiences in local and international physicians setting.
Federalist Society at King Hall
Want to meet Supreme Court justices? Want to see your professors debate scholars, judges, and attorneys from around the country? The Federalist Society is founded on the principles that the state exists to preserve freedom, that the separation of governmental powers is central to our Constitution, and that it is emphatically the province and duty of the judiciary to say what the law is, not what it should be. To that end, we recruit speakers with viewpoints you'll never hear at King Hall and expose you to ideas you didn't know existed. They debate professors over lunch.
Finance and Investment Club (FIC)
This club provides enthusiatic students of UC Davis an environment in which they can familiarize themselves with both the technical and interpersonal aspects of the business world. They can expect to gain knowledge in the areas of investments, portofolio struction, finance, accounting, and interview preparateion, while working in teams and building lasting relationships.
Food Animal Medicine and Reproduction (FARM) Club
FARM Club exists to provide extracurricular learning and networking opportunities for students interested in production medicine. Webelieve in providing utmost care for animals, while working to ensure a healthy, wholesome and safe food supply to benefit the world. We have the unique responsibility to bring sound scientific evidence to our future clients and to educate the consuming public about the food they eat. This mission begins in school and continues throughout our careers as food animal practitioners.
German Club at UC Davis http://facebook.com/home.php?gid=31995
The German Club at UC Davis is for all those who speak German, are enrolled in German courses at UC Davis, or exhibit a general interest in the German culture. We meet weekly for Kaffeeklatsch at a local café for conversational practice and occasionally for movie nights, potlucks and various other events.
Golden Key International Honour Society (The) www.goldenkey.org/
Golden Key International Honour Society's purpose is to recognize those students who have excelled academically during their academic careers. It's goal is to encourage and reward every member's success by making tools and resrouces available to succeed further in their futures.
Help and Education Leading to Prevention (H.E.L.P) http://davishelp.com
H.E.L.P (Help and Education Leading to Prevention) aims to fight poverty in our local community. Through our student-run programs, such as Chow Nights (deeding the Homeless), Progress Ranch (tutoring and mentoring disadvantage children), and CEAP (teaching children about poverty and leadership), we directly impact those in need in our community.
Human Powered Vehicle Club (HPV or HPVC) http://hpv.ucdavis.edu/index.html
Build, design and compete a Human Powered Vehicle ant the ASME HPV competition.
Hypermile Club http://www.hypermileclub.com
Our mission is to promote fuel efficient driving and educate the student body on issues of sustainable transportation. In California, over 40% of greenhouse gas emissions come from the transportation sector - 10% higher than the national average. Despite aggressive air quality standards in the state, we believe grassroot efforts like the Hypermile Club can spur the behavior-changing dialogue necessary to curb greenhouse gas emissions.
I Heart Justice
The I Heart Club aims to spread awareness and to fight all types of injustice and discrimination occurring in the world today. We will have a main project each year; in which we will put forth all of our resources and energy toward that specific issue for that year. Our project this year is focused on North Korea; North Korea is currently under a totalitarian administration and the people of North Korea are under oppressive rule. Because of this, the people of North Korea face human trafficking, abuse, poverty and starvation. We will be addressing these issues through the various events we host, and ultimately we hope to garner more support with the continual growth of our club.
Integrative Medicine Student Interest Group at UCDSOM http://cim.ucdavis.edu/clubs/CAMSIG/
SIM sponsors lectures, demonstrations, and discussions related to the interface between allopathic medicine and CAM practices in today's healthcare environment. Also, we strive to form a network of informed students, physicians, and community practitioners that may serve as a resource for others that have interests in CAM, Integrative medicine, and personal wellness.
Internal Medicine Student Interest Group (IMSIG)
IMSIG is dedicated to providing exposure and guidance to current medical students about a possible future career in Internal Medicine or its subspecialties. Our goals are to: Facilitate the understanding of Internal Medicine and its subspecialties, promote community awareness of Internal Medicine, address issues with the practice of Internal Medicine, promote collaboration and resource utilization, and answer questions regarding Internal Medicine and its subspecialties.
International Affairs Journal at UC Davis (IAJ)
http://www.davisiaj.org
The International Affairs Journal is a publication that seeks to share and explore a variety of International issues. The Journal is one the few academic publications allowing undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to be published. The Journal staff hopes to bring world wide issues to the attention of the UC Davis community.
International Justice Mission (IJM) http://www.ijm.org
International Justice Mission (IJM) is a non-profit organization geared towards raising awareness and support against the institution of slavery in our world today. We seek to build the movement up against human trafficking and slavery internationally, and connect people with local groups that work towards this goal (i.e. Opening Doors, Courage House, etc).
International Law Society (ILS)
To promote international law at King Hall.
International Relations Student Association (IRSA)
IRSA provides a source of information for those interested in international affairs. We create a sense of solidarity within international studies acting as a council exposing students to various opportunities and helping them to explore new interests. We aim to foster cultural, environmental, political, and economic communication within the international arena while partaking in internationally-oriented fun activities.
Invisible Children
By joining the international organization of Invisible Children, we strive to help end the conflict in Northern Uganda through fundraising and participating in the Schools program.
King Hall Book Club (KHBC)
King Hall Book Club serves to promote the reading of books and literature outside the assigned law school curriculum. It serves as a forum to promote the discussion of books, recommendations and reviews, and generally foster a love for reading for pleasure and quest for knowledge beyond legal coursework.
King Hall Families
Founded in 2007, a King Hall family provides a community for families and a forum for family issues at King Hall. Our mission is to build a support network for student- parents, foster a family- presence at King Hall and promote family issues within the legal community at large.
Law School Democrats at UC Davis School of Law
Support Democratic campaigns and candidates, ensure that every voter can cast a ballot and every ballot is counted, provide legal assistance to Democratic campaigns and connect law students and attorneys interested in Democratic politics.
Ling Club
The Ling Club will provide a weekly tutoring session for Linguistics majors. It will also hold meeting to discuss general interest topics (sociolinguistics, syntax, etc…)
Lux Nova Literary Magazine
The purpose of Lux Nova Literary Magazine is to serve both as an eclectic, cross cultural, and multimedia venue for artistic expression (poetry, prose, short stories, essays, graphic design, and visual art) as well as a revenue source for the Davis Camus Kiva micro-finance fund.
March of Dimes Collegiate Council at UC Davis
Our mission is to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality through research, community service, educations and advocacy to save babies lives
Music Club at UC Davis
The Music Club at UC Davis is a club designed for music lovers: people who look beyond the song and look to analyze the depth and meaning behind the lyrics and melody. The club seeks to bring together said music lovers to facilitate discussion of quality music, the relativity of music taste, and general history and trivia of music. Furthermore, the club seeks to expand its role from simply a social organization, to that of a service organization, be benefitting cause relative to the interests of its members through fund-raisers and philanthropy.
Nameless Magazine http://www.namelessmagazine.com
Nameless Magazine is a completely student-created, student-oriented and student-run publication aimed at creating and fostering a liberal arts community within the undergraduate population at UC Davis. The motto, "Anything That Tells a Story," reinforces the idea that Nameless is a publication for all, dedicated to letting students share their stories, whether through poetry, prose or visual arts.We also host events such as workshops, picnics and readings! Come join our community of artists.
National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) http://ucdnscs.org
The National Society of Collegiate Scholars recognizes outstanding academic achievement among first- and second-year college students and offers opportunities for involvement on the campus, community and national level. NSCS encourages members to become and remain involved in community service and leadership activities throughout their college years and beyond.
National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) http://societyleadership.org
The NSLs mission is to help individuals discover and achieve their aspiration by supplying the nations top presenters to campus via interactive broadcast, and by helping students create a community where motivated goal oriented individuals help each other to succeed through Success Networking Teams. We promote leadership development and academic achievement.
Ob/Gyn Sig
We have here to provide an environment for students to explore their interest in the Ob/Gyn specialty and related subspecialties. Our students are given the opportunity to shadow local ob/gyn physicians and their patients, as well as attend lunchtime talks that address the ob/gyn field and women’s health issues. Our goal is to not only promote education on campus, but reach out to the Sacramento community through projects that educate women on accessing women’s health resources, in addition to promoting proper women’s health practices among at risk teens.
Phi Alpha Theta http://history.ucdavis.edu/PAT/
We are a professional society whose mission is to promote the study of history through the encouragement of research, quality teaching publication, and the exchange of learning and ideas among historians. Our aim is to bring students, teachers, and writers of history together for intellectual and social exchanges that promote and assist the historical research and writing our members in a variety of ways.
Phi Beta Lambda (PBL)1 http://www.facebook.com/pages/PBL-at-UCD/327240761040
PBL is a chapter of the FBLA PBL organization that will help students gain hands on experience in different areas of business. Through the process of studying a topic in an area of business, students can test their knowledge and compete in the state or national level. PBL gives students a chance to travel as well as an opportunity to build connections, network, and make new friends. The main three goals of PBL are Service, educate, and Progress. With these three goals, members can also learn how to become leaders. As members, we will serve to the community, educate ourselves as well as others, and try to make a difference through progress.
Philosophy Club
We are a group for people interested in hearing about or discussing anything related to philosophy. Anyone who enjoys thinking is encouraged to come!
Pink-A-Live
PINK-A-LIVE is a student organization that is determined to battle the fear that Breast Cancer has imposed on our society. We are a student run organization that will raise awareness for Breast Cancer and early detection, raise money for research, and support victims that deal with the daily struggle of living with Breast Cancer.
Prytanean Women's Honor Society http://www.davisprytanean.org
Prytanean Honor Society is the oldest collegiate women's honor society in the United States. Founded as a branch of the UC Berkeley chapter in 1952, Prytanean seeks to: -Recognize and honor the scholastic achievement of undergraduate women -Encourage fellowship among women with diverse goals and interests -Provide community service to the University and community -Define positive roles and encourage leadership for women Our mission is to promote the high ideals of scholarship, leadership, and service within the University and the community. We uphold the values of friendship, support, and respect among diverse women.
Public Health Club (PHC) http://facebook.com/group.php?gid=5216300749
The purpose of the Public Health Club is to communicate the growing importance of the field: We aim to further interest in Public Health by teaching students about public health and its roles in society, to promote applicable community services to facilitate networking opportunities and professional development and to inform students about careers in public health.
Quality Improvement and Patient Safety at UC Davis
The vision of Quality Improvement and Patient Safety (QIPS) at UC Davis is students across disciplines partnering to improve healthcare quality and patient safety. The mission is to foster commitment and advance preparation of the next generation of professionals across disciplines to improving the quality and safety of health care locally, nationally and globally.
Regents Scholars Society (RSS) http://www.davisrss.org
To establish a student organization committed to promoting excellence in scholarship, service, and leadership among Regents Scholars and the UC Davis community.
Salad Bowl Garden http://saladbowlgarden.ucdavis.edu
The goals and purposes of this garden are: 1) to provide fresh organic food at the workplace; 2) to educate passersby about plants and crops; 3) the beautify the entrance with an aesthetically pleasing edible landscape; 4) to bring the “farm to the people”, the university community, instead of bringing the community to the farm. We address our goals dynamically by: 1) hosting free lunches and workshops for the public, 2) crafting educational placards and posting them and being a forum for the university’s research through our garden practice and posters, 3)intensively planting and caring for the garden, using artistic designs and 4) operating as a smooth, well managed project. We bring the farm to the people.
Scabbard and Blade, S&B
Scabbard and Blade is a joint service honor society that unites cadets and midshipmen form all over the country in military excellence. The society strives to better these cadets and midshipmen as future officers and to strengthen the joint service relationship through service to the community and leadership within our military departments and throughout our Society, encourage and foster the essential qualities of good and efficient officers, and Promote friendship and good fellowship among the cadet officers.
Scholars Promoting Education Awareness and Knowledge
SPEAK is a support group that provides financial. emotional and psychological assistance to AB-540 students on campus.
Salud es Vida
The main objective of our project is to educate the Latin@/Chican@ population by promoting awareness. Our objective is to safeguard the health of the low income families by informing them how to prevent disease, how to take better care of themselves- and most importantly their children. Also, we will talk about the beneficial factors one receives from cooking traditional meals. Most importantly we will do all of this by creating a family environment where one will feel very comfortable and welcomed. We will use a variety of techniques to present health-related themes in a way that is both informative and relevant - like acting, having plays and skits through our “teatro.”
Shadez of Style
to further creative growth and talent of all students with a love for fashion, to inspire and empower passion for design. By doing so also bringing awareness to student, faculty, and the community that the visual arts are valuable to all engaged students or learners that embody diverse individual cultural expression.
SIAM Club at UC Davis http://siam.math.ucdavis.edu/
The SIAM Club at UC Davis is committed to promoting the interests of all students interested in applied mathematics and applied sciences. This includes, but is not limited to, offering advice and events aimed at helping students make informed career choices and promoting research in applied mathematics and applied sciences at UC Davis.
Society for Conservation Biology at UC Davis
The Davis Chapter of the Society of Conservation Biology (SCB Davis) is dedicated to the promotion of conservation-related education, practice, and policy. We provide education through programs such as WIDSI (Watch It. Don’t Squash It), the Conservation Seminar Series, the Bay Area Conservation Biology Symposium, and outreach at public events. We promote conservation practice through community conservation and volunteerism, campus sustainability efforts and work with our sister chapter in La Paz Bolivia. We make contributions to understanding of conservation policy through researching current conservation issues and organizing election proposition discussions.
SOLD Project at UC Davis (The) http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=120885375332
The SOLD Project: UC Davis is a chapter of The SOLD Project organization which is dedicated to inspiring and empowering individuals to stop child prostitution before it begins. The SOLD Project is a film and a movement. The purpose of the film is to tell the stories of children whose lives have been affected by prostitution. The purpose of the organization is to prevent the buying and selling of children by providing scholarships to children at risk. The SOLD Project also seeks to support our partner organization in Thailand that work in the areas of rescue and rehabilitation for children at-risk. The SOLD Project believes that we, as college students, are a generation hungry for social justice and full of the passion and resource to create change. We are confident that the power this generation possesses will make a lasting impact on this issue worldwide.
Speech-Language Pathology Club
The Speech-Language Pathology Club was created for any UC Davis undergraduate interested in pursuing a career in speech therapy. Meetings provide a place for future Speech-Language Pathologists to congregate, discuss career goals, and learn about different graduate programs. The recently started shadowing program enables students to shadow and intern with local speech therapists for transcript notation.
STAND http://www.standnow.org
STAND is a non-profit student coalition against genocide and mass atrocities. We work to educate the campus and public about major human rights violations worldwide, raise money to relieve the victims of such crises, and lobby state and national governmental officials to encourage them to take action to resolve the crises. Our current focus is on Sudan (especially the Darfur region), Burma, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Sri Lanka.
Strategies for Ecology Education Development and Sustainability at UC Davis (SEEDS) http://www.wholesomeearth.org/seeds/
The mission of SEEDS is to foster an appreciation of the environmental sciences in minority students who may have had limited exposure to the career opportunities afforded by environmental sciences and research careers. The SEEDS Chapter at UC Davis aims to promote biology to minority undergraduates via education and hands-on experience.
Student Disability Advocacy Group http://www.facebook.com/group.php?
Our group aims to teach people about disability and promote disability advocacy. "We are a group desiring to bring together persons with and without disabilities to advocate for disabled students. We also hope to inform students about disabled services, disabled culture, etc. at UC Davis
Students Advocating Medical Awareness (SAMA) http://ucdsama.com
Each quarter SAMA chooses and conducts literature research on a disease we believe requires our advocacy efforts. We hope to educate our college community about the history, causes, symptoms, diagnosis and most current methods of treatment for our chosen topic through comprehensive presentations and activities. Additionally, we will select a charity or organization to which we will donate 100% of the proceeds from our fundraisers. SAMA firmly believes in the need to not only raise awareness but to also contribute towards a global effort to fight these illnesses.
Students for Gavin Newsom http://studentsforgavinnewsom.com
The mission of Students for Gavin Newsom (SFGN) is to elect San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom as Governor of the State of California. Our goal is to encourage high school and college students to work for a new direction in California by electing a dynamic new governor. SFGN will accomplish this through a strong grassroots organization and a long volunteer base. We have chapters on campuses throughout California.
SVM Class of 2010 at UCD http://stoop.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/secure/Clubs/class_2010/
The purpose of this group is to provide an avenue to fundraise in order to pay for certain fees that go along with preparing to take the National Board Exam to become a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine.
Tau Beta Pi http://tbp.engineering.ucdavis.edu
Tau Beta Pi is a national engineering honor society that is dedicated to giving back to the community, building camaraderie among members and other chapters, and to fostering a spirit of liberal culture in engineering colleges.
Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) http://davistke.com
Tau Kappa Epsilon is to improve the Scholarship, Character, Leadership, Teamwork, Service and Brotherhood in the lives of all that are part of TKE. These principles are the sic focal points of TKE
Team HBV http://teamhbv.org
Team HBV strives to Raise awareness of the disproportionately high incidence of hepatitis B (HBV) and liver cancer among the Asian and Pacific Islander (API) community and strengthen support for the National HBV in community organizing, leadership, political advocacy, and event planning.
Toms Shoes Campus Club at UC Davis
We are a group of passionate, excited students who are working together to share the TOMS story and the ONE for ONE movement at UC Davis.
Tzu Chi Collegiate Association (TCCA)
TCCA is the college chapter of the large organization, Tzu-Chi, meaning serving with compassion. We give support and humanitarian service to all regardless of ethnicity, nationality or religion while being guided by Buddhist principles of kindness, compassion joy and giving.
Voice Undergraduate Health Journal (The) http://daviswiki.org/the_VOICE
The Voice Undergraduate Health Journal focuses on addressing health care- related issues. Completely run by an undergraduate staff, The Voice aims to give its audience a look into what's important to the community. Taking article submissions from students and alumni, The Voice covers such topics as diseases, experiences in health care, new research, etc.
Wilderness Medicine Club http://www.wms.org/studentsgroups/sig_web_site/WMSSIGHome
As part of the Wilderness Medical Society, this group is geared toward increasing the level of knowledge for outdoor use by teaching about medicine in the outdoors. Through a combination of expert speakers, workshops and outdoor trips with field skill sessions, members will learn how to recognize and manage common medical problems in remote areas. The club is for wilderness users, guides, EMTs, Pre-health students or anyone who goes into the backcountry where they are responsible for the wellbeing of other people.
Wildlife and Aquatic Animal Medicine Club (WAAM)
Provide veterinary students with exposure and experience in wildlife and aquatic animal medicine
Wildlife Society http://wildllife.org
We are a student chapter of the Wildlife Society. We go on field trips and attend conferences, while still promoting professional development of our students and helping to prepare them for careers in wildlife biology and related fields.
Young Americans for Liberty (YAL)
To promote and defend the great American principles of individual liberty, constitutional government, sound money, free markets and a non interventionist foreign policy, by means of educational and political activity.
Young Leaders of America at UC Davis
The purpose of Young Leaders of America is to encourage, support and promote an increase of UC Davis students seeking a position in public service.
Aerobrick is a UCD Aerobrick Team comprised of students who work throughout the school year to design and build a heavy lift R/C airplane. The plane is designed to lift about 5 times its own empty weight and must meet certain design restrictions determined by the SAE Aero design West Competition. In March the team will competes against other Universities from other states and nations to lift the heaviest payload. Aerobrick gives students practical engineering experience in the design, construction and testing of model aircraft.
Apple Community at UC Davis
Apple Community at UC Davis is a group dedicated to connecting all levels of personnel at UC Davis with the Apple products and service they love.
Botany Club
The Botany Club at UC Davis is a plant-oriented club aimed at increasing education opportunities in plant-related fields for undergraduates. The club organizes exploratory field trips, outings to plant shows or exhibits and other plant-related activities. Speakers are invited to meetings to talk about plant-related topics and timely environmental issues
Computer Science Club (CS Club)
The purpose of this organization includes: a. A forum for the interaction of members. b. Promotion of the computer sciences. c. A conduit for faculty-student interaction. e. Fund raising to support all of the Club's purposes.
CRD Student Salon (CRDSS)
Community and Regional Development Student Salon (CRDSS) will compliment the various interests and focuses of the CRD with speakers, discussions, field trips, readings and service work. It will be driven by the interests of the members and by the trends and movements of the larger community development field. We welcome students not only from CRD but students with an interest in cultivating a deeper understanding of Community Development, in its many forms.
Davis College Democrats (DCD) http://daviscollegedemocrats.org/
The Davis College Democrats aim to educate the voting population, deflate youth apathy, foster student leadership, and work towards the betterment of our society. A student with an interest in learning more about the US Government, the Democratic Part, or the political universe will find that information in this organization. DCD also demonstrates a strong ability to provide opportunities for those wishing to become more involved, from campaign work to community service to lobbying on behalf of student issues. In accomplishing these tasks, students receive numerous opportunities to have one-on-one conversations with high-ranking government officials. As the official wing of the Democratic Party to students at UC Davis, we work to promote Democratic ideals and candidates.
Davis College Republicans (DCR) http://davis.collegegop.org/
The Davis College Republicans represent conservative values on an otherwise liberal campus. DCR hosts conservative speakers, gives weekly takes on national/international political situations, and provides a social network for conservative students. Club members attend conventions and rallies across the state to meet other like minded individuals and strengthen the conservative movement. In addition to on campus events we work with local politicians and members of the Republican party to help Republican candidates. DCR helps students find internships and build connections with the
Dead Arts Society (DAS) (The)
We are a performing arts club that welcomes everyone irregardless of previous skills level or experience, all you need is an interest. We perform only original pieces of student composed work. We have three different areas of focus: theater, dance and music. Students may join to create the material we perform and/or perform in it. We will put on at least one performance every quarter depending on what we have to present.
Republican Party.
Dental Brigades Club at UC Davis
The purpose of this group is to unite students who are interested in helping or working on a dental brigade. This club provides information on how to join upcoming dental brigades, how to advertise and recruit for existing dental brigade, and how to organize their won dental brigade.
Diversity Coalition
This coalition recognizes the need for students at King Hall to promote greater representation of students in law school from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds. The Coalition seeks to address problems that may arise in the application process for students from diverse and underrepresented backgrounds.
Education Student Interest Group (EDSIG)
EdSIG is an interest group that weeks to provide medical students with the opportunity to explore different aspects of education in the context of medicine. Activities will focus on careers in academic medicine, patient education, community outreach, and education theory and pedagogy.
Electronic Music for Change (EMC)
We are a group of students and electronic music enthusiast who strive to use electronic music as a vehicle for social by donating all proceeds acquired from our concerts and charity events to local children’s hospitals.
Environmental & Water Resource Institute Student Chapter at UC Davis
\To promote the sustainable use, conservation and protection of environmental resource such as water. To orientate and prime the next generation of professionals in their knowledge of current water related issues and scientific explorations in preparation for careers in water resource related fields; especially with regard to technical expertise and public policy for creating ingenuities and environmentally sustainable solutions.
Environmental Horticulture Club (EH Club) http://www.plantsciences.ucdavis.edu/ehclub/
The EH club is an undergraduate run organization of plant enthusiasts. The purpose of our club is to provide students with out-of-the-classroom plant experience. Our activities include field trips, plant sales, and volunteer events. These activities are all geared toward helping us expand our horticulture knowledge base.
Environmental Law Society
To promote environmental law, related activities and opportunities for students at King Hall.
Environmental Science and Policy (ESP) Club http://www.des.ucdavis.edu/Students/club/
The ESP Club as an educational and social club through which undergraduates have the opportunity to meet other students in their major and to become more familiar with the Environmental Science and Policy department. In addition to the academic aspect of the club, we meet several times a quarter to plan recreational events and coordinate volunteer work for different environmental projects.
Environmental Toxicology (ETOX) Club
The Environmental Toxicology Club is a social and educational organization sponsored by the Department of Environmental Toxicology at UC Davis. The club welcomes all students interested in the environmental sciences, regardless of major. In addition to meetings and social and service activities, the club sponsors events for students to learn about environmental toxicology and interact with faculty and alums. The club also provides a forum for students to learn about job and internship opportunities and participate in career development workshops.
EnvironMentors at UC Davis http://www.davisenvironmentors.com
Our mission is to provide high school students with education, guidance, resources, and projects encouraging development of environmental stewardship. This will be accomplished through a 5 stage process:State 1-Information
Environs, Environmental Law & Policy Journal http://environs.law.ucdavis.edu
Environs is a biannual environmental law and policy journal edited and produced by King Hall students. The journal supports an open forum for the discussion of current environmental issues and publishes articles form professors, practitioners, and students.
Family Medicine Student Interest Group (FMIG)
FMIG meetings provide rare opportunities for medical students of all class levels to: Provide information about and support medical student’s interest in Family Medicine. Provide opportunities for hands-on workshops, such as phlebotomy, suturing, women’s health procedures and casting. Meet and share experiences in local and international physicians setting.
Federalist Society at King Hall
Want to meet Supreme Court justices? Want to see your professors debate scholars, judges, and attorneys from around the country? The Federalist Society is founded on the principles that the state exists to preserve freedom, that the separation of governmental powers is central to our Constitution, and that it is emphatically the province and duty of the judiciary to say what the law is, not what it should be. To that end, we recruit speakers with viewpoints you'll never hear at King Hall and expose you to ideas you didn't know existed. They debate professors over lunch.
Finance and Investment Club (FIC)
This club provides enthusiatic students of UC Davis an environment in which they can familiarize themselves with both the technical and interpersonal aspects of the business world. They can expect to gain knowledge in the areas of investments, portofolio struction, finance, accounting, and interview preparateion, while working in teams and building lasting relationships.
Food Animal Medicine and Reproduction (FARM) Club
FARM Club exists to provide extracurricular learning and networking opportunities for students interested in production medicine. Webelieve in providing utmost care for animals, while working to ensure a healthy, wholesome and safe food supply to benefit the world. We have the unique responsibility to bring sound scientific evidence to our future clients and to educate the consuming public about the food they eat. This mission begins in school and continues throughout our careers as food animal practitioners.
German Club at UC Davis http://facebook.com/home.php?gid=31995
The German Club at UC Davis is for all those who speak German, are enrolled in German courses at UC Davis, or exhibit a general interest in the German culture. We meet weekly for Kaffeeklatsch at a local café for conversational practice and occasionally for movie nights, potlucks and various other events.
Golden Key International Honour Society (The) www.goldenkey.org/
Golden Key International Honour Society's purpose is to recognize those students who have excelled academically during their academic careers. It's goal is to encourage and reward every member's success by making tools and resrouces available to succeed further in their futures.
Help and Education Leading to Prevention (H.E.L.P) http://davishelp.com
H.E.L.P (Help and Education Leading to Prevention) aims to fight poverty in our local community. Through our student-run programs, such as Chow Nights (deeding the Homeless), Progress Ranch (tutoring and mentoring disadvantage children), and CEAP (teaching children about poverty and leadership), we directly impact those in need in our community.
Human Powered Vehicle Club (HPV or HPVC) http://hpv.ucdavis.edu/index.html
Build, design and compete a Human Powered Vehicle ant the ASME HPV competition.
Hypermile Club http://www.hypermileclub.com
Our mission is to promote fuel efficient driving and educate the student body on issues of sustainable transportation. In California, over 40% of greenhouse gas emissions come from the transportation sector - 10% higher than the national average. Despite aggressive air quality standards in the state, we believe grassroot efforts like the Hypermile Club can spur the behavior-changing dialogue necessary to curb greenhouse gas emissions.
I Heart Justice
The I Heart Club aims to spread awareness and to fight all types of injustice and discrimination occurring in the world today. We will have a main project each year; in which we will put forth all of our resources and energy toward that specific issue for that year. Our project this year is focused on North Korea; North Korea is currently under a totalitarian administration and the people of North Korea are under oppressive rule. Because of this, the people of North Korea face human trafficking, abuse, poverty and starvation. We will be addressing these issues through the various events we host, and ultimately we hope to garner more support with the continual growth of our club.
Integrative Medicine Student Interest Group at UCDSOM http://cim.ucdavis.edu/clubs/CAMSIG/
SIM sponsors lectures, demonstrations, and discussions related to the interface between allopathic medicine and CAM practices in today's healthcare environment. Also, we strive to form a network of informed students, physicians, and community practitioners that may serve as a resource for others that have interests in CAM, Integrative medicine, and personal wellness.
Internal Medicine Student Interest Group (IMSIG)
IMSIG is dedicated to providing exposure and guidance to current medical students about a possible future career in Internal Medicine or its subspecialties. Our goals are to: Facilitate the understanding of Internal Medicine and its subspecialties, promote community awareness of Internal Medicine, address issues with the practice of Internal Medicine, promote collaboration and resource utilization, and answer questions regarding Internal Medicine and its subspecialties.
International Affairs Journal at UC Davis (IAJ)
http://www.davisiaj.org
The International Affairs Journal is a publication that seeks to share and explore a variety of International issues. The Journal is one the few academic publications allowing undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to be published. The Journal staff hopes to bring world wide issues to the attention of the UC Davis community.
International Justice Mission (IJM) http://www.ijm.org
International Justice Mission (IJM) is a non-profit organization geared towards raising awareness and support against the institution of slavery in our world today. We seek to build the movement up against human trafficking and slavery internationally, and connect people with local groups that work towards this goal (i.e. Opening Doors, Courage House, etc).
International Law Society (ILS)
To promote international law at King Hall.
International Relations Student Association (IRSA)
IRSA provides a source of information for those interested in international affairs. We create a sense of solidarity within international studies acting as a council exposing students to various opportunities and helping them to explore new interests. We aim to foster cultural, environmental, political, and economic communication within the international arena while partaking in internationally-oriented fun activities.
Invisible Children
By joining the international organization of Invisible Children, we strive to help end the conflict in Northern Uganda through fundraising and participating in the Schools program.
King Hall Book Club (KHBC)
King Hall Book Club serves to promote the reading of books and literature outside the assigned law school curriculum. It serves as a forum to promote the discussion of books, recommendations and reviews, and generally foster a love for reading for pleasure and quest for knowledge beyond legal coursework.
King Hall Families
Founded in 2007, a King Hall family provides a community for families and a forum for family issues at King Hall. Our mission is to build a support network for student- parents, foster a family- presence at King Hall and promote family issues within the legal community at large.
Law School Democrats at UC Davis School of Law
Support Democratic campaigns and candidates, ensure that every voter can cast a ballot and every ballot is counted, provide legal assistance to Democratic campaigns and connect law students and attorneys interested in Democratic politics.
Ling Club
The Ling Club will provide a weekly tutoring session for Linguistics majors. It will also hold meeting to discuss general interest topics (sociolinguistics, syntax, etc…)
Lux Nova Literary Magazine
The purpose of Lux Nova Literary Magazine is to serve both as an eclectic, cross cultural, and multimedia venue for artistic expression (poetry, prose, short stories, essays, graphic design, and visual art) as well as a revenue source for the Davis Camus Kiva micro-finance fund.
March of Dimes Collegiate Council at UC Davis
Our mission is to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality through research, community service, educations and advocacy to save babies lives
Music Club at UC Davis
The Music Club at UC Davis is a club designed for music lovers: people who look beyond the song and look to analyze the depth and meaning behind the lyrics and melody. The club seeks to bring together said music lovers to facilitate discussion of quality music, the relativity of music taste, and general history and trivia of music. Furthermore, the club seeks to expand its role from simply a social organization, to that of a service organization, be benefitting cause relative to the interests of its members through fund-raisers and philanthropy.
Nameless Magazine http://www.namelessmagazine.com
Nameless Magazine is a completely student-created, student-oriented and student-run publication aimed at creating and fostering a liberal arts community within the undergraduate population at UC Davis. The motto, "Anything That Tells a Story," reinforces the idea that Nameless is a publication for all, dedicated to letting students share their stories, whether through poetry, prose or visual arts.We also host events such as workshops, picnics and readings! Come join our community of artists.
National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) http://ucdnscs.org
The National Society of Collegiate Scholars recognizes outstanding academic achievement among first- and second-year college students and offers opportunities for involvement on the campus, community and national level. NSCS encourages members to become and remain involved in community service and leadership activities throughout their college years and beyond.
National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) http://societyleadership.org
The NSLs mission is to help individuals discover and achieve their aspiration by supplying the nations top presenters to campus via interactive broadcast, and by helping students create a community where motivated goal oriented individuals help each other to succeed through Success Networking Teams. We promote leadership development and academic achievement.
Ob/Gyn Sig
We have here to provide an environment for students to explore their interest in the Ob/Gyn specialty and related subspecialties. Our students are given the opportunity to shadow local ob/gyn physicians and their patients, as well as attend lunchtime talks that address the ob/gyn field and women’s health issues. Our goal is to not only promote education on campus, but reach out to the Sacramento community through projects that educate women on accessing women’s health resources, in addition to promoting proper women’s health practices among at risk teens.
Phi Alpha Theta http://history.ucdavis.edu/PAT/
We are a professional society whose mission is to promote the study of history through the encouragement of research, quality teaching publication, and the exchange of learning and ideas among historians. Our aim is to bring students, teachers, and writers of history together for intellectual and social exchanges that promote and assist the historical research and writing our members in a variety of ways.
Phi Beta Lambda (PBL)1 http://www.facebook.com/pages/PBL-at-UCD/327240761040
PBL is a chapter of the FBLA PBL organization that will help students gain hands on experience in different areas of business. Through the process of studying a topic in an area of business, students can test their knowledge and compete in the state or national level. PBL gives students a chance to travel as well as an opportunity to build connections, network, and make new friends. The main three goals of PBL are Service, educate, and Progress. With these three goals, members can also learn how to become leaders. As members, we will serve to the community, educate ourselves as well as others, and try to make a difference through progress.
Philosophy Club
We are a group for people interested in hearing about or discussing anything related to philosophy. Anyone who enjoys thinking is encouraged to come!
Pink-A-Live
PINK-A-LIVE is a student organization that is determined to battle the fear that Breast Cancer has imposed on our society. We are a student run organization that will raise awareness for Breast Cancer and early detection, raise money for research, and support victims that deal with the daily struggle of living with Breast Cancer.
Prytanean Women's Honor Society http://www.davisprytanean.org
Prytanean Honor Society is the oldest collegiate women's honor society in the United States. Founded as a branch of the UC Berkeley chapter in 1952, Prytanean seeks to: -Recognize and honor the scholastic achievement of undergraduate women -Encourage fellowship among women with diverse goals and interests -Provide community service to the University and community -Define positive roles and encourage leadership for women Our mission is to promote the high ideals of scholarship, leadership, and service within the University and the community. We uphold the values of friendship, support, and respect among diverse women.
Public Health Club (PHC) http://facebook.com/group.php?gid=5216300749
The purpose of the Public Health Club is to communicate the growing importance of the field: We aim to further interest in Public Health by teaching students about public health and its roles in society, to promote applicable community services to facilitate networking opportunities and professional development and to inform students about careers in public health.
Quality Improvement and Patient Safety at UC Davis
The vision of Quality Improvement and Patient Safety (QIPS) at UC Davis is students across disciplines partnering to improve healthcare quality and patient safety. The mission is to foster commitment and advance preparation of the next generation of professionals across disciplines to improving the quality and safety of health care locally, nationally and globally.
Regents Scholars Society (RSS) http://www.davisrss.org
To establish a student organization committed to promoting excellence in scholarship, service, and leadership among Regents Scholars and the UC Davis community.
Salad Bowl Garden http://saladbowlgarden.ucdavis.edu
The goals and purposes of this garden are: 1) to provide fresh organic food at the workplace; 2) to educate passersby about plants and crops; 3) the beautify the entrance with an aesthetically pleasing edible landscape; 4) to bring the “farm to the people”, the university community, instead of bringing the community to the farm. We address our goals dynamically by: 1) hosting free lunches and workshops for the public, 2) crafting educational placards and posting them and being a forum for the university’s research through our garden practice and posters, 3)intensively planting and caring for the garden, using artistic designs and 4) operating as a smooth, well managed project. We bring the farm to the people.
Scabbard and Blade, S&B
Scabbard and Blade is a joint service honor society that unites cadets and midshipmen form all over the country in military excellence. The society strives to better these cadets and midshipmen as future officers and to strengthen the joint service relationship through service to the community and leadership within our military departments and throughout our Society, encourage and foster the essential qualities of good and efficient officers, and Promote friendship and good fellowship among the cadet officers.
Scholars Promoting Education Awareness and Knowledge
SPEAK is a support group that provides financial. emotional and psychological assistance to AB-540 students on campus.
Salud es Vida
The main objective of our project is to educate the Latin@/Chican@ population by promoting awareness. Our objective is to safeguard the health of the low income families by informing them how to prevent disease, how to take better care of themselves- and most importantly their children. Also, we will talk about the beneficial factors one receives from cooking traditional meals. Most importantly we will do all of this by creating a family environment where one will feel very comfortable and welcomed. We will use a variety of techniques to present health-related themes in a way that is both informative and relevant - like acting, having plays and skits through our “teatro.”
Shadez of Style
to further creative growth and talent of all students with a love for fashion, to inspire and empower passion for design. By doing so also bringing awareness to student, faculty, and the community that the visual arts are valuable to all engaged students or learners that embody diverse individual cultural expression.
SIAM Club at UC Davis http://siam.math.ucdavis.edu/
The SIAM Club at UC Davis is committed to promoting the interests of all students interested in applied mathematics and applied sciences. This includes, but is not limited to, offering advice and events aimed at helping students make informed career choices and promoting research in applied mathematics and applied sciences at UC Davis.
Society for Conservation Biology at UC Davis
The Davis Chapter of the Society of Conservation Biology (SCB Davis) is dedicated to the promotion of conservation-related education, practice, and policy. We provide education through programs such as WIDSI (Watch It. Don’t Squash It), the Conservation Seminar Series, the Bay Area Conservation Biology Symposium, and outreach at public events. We promote conservation practice through community conservation and volunteerism, campus sustainability efforts and work with our sister chapter in La Paz Bolivia. We make contributions to understanding of conservation policy through researching current conservation issues and organizing election proposition discussions.
SOLD Project at UC Davis (The) http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=120885375332
The SOLD Project: UC Davis is a chapter of The SOLD Project organization which is dedicated to inspiring and empowering individuals to stop child prostitution before it begins. The SOLD Project is a film and a movement. The purpose of the film is to tell the stories of children whose lives have been affected by prostitution. The purpose of the organization is to prevent the buying and selling of children by providing scholarships to children at risk. The SOLD Project also seeks to support our partner organization in Thailand that work in the areas of rescue and rehabilitation for children at-risk. The SOLD Project believes that we, as college students, are a generation hungry for social justice and full of the passion and resource to create change. We are confident that the power this generation possesses will make a lasting impact on this issue worldwide.
Speech-Language Pathology Club
The Speech-Language Pathology Club was created for any UC Davis undergraduate interested in pursuing a career in speech therapy. Meetings provide a place for future Speech-Language Pathologists to congregate, discuss career goals, and learn about different graduate programs. The recently started shadowing program enables students to shadow and intern with local speech therapists for transcript notation.
STAND http://www.standnow.org
STAND is a non-profit student coalition against genocide and mass atrocities. We work to educate the campus and public about major human rights violations worldwide, raise money to relieve the victims of such crises, and lobby state and national governmental officials to encourage them to take action to resolve the crises. Our current focus is on Sudan (especially the Darfur region), Burma, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Sri Lanka.
Strategies for Ecology Education Development and Sustainability at UC Davis (SEEDS) http://www.wholesomeearth.org/seeds/
The mission of SEEDS is to foster an appreciation of the environmental sciences in minority students who may have had limited exposure to the career opportunities afforded by environmental sciences and research careers. The SEEDS Chapter at UC Davis aims to promote biology to minority undergraduates via education and hands-on experience.
Student Disability Advocacy Group http://www.facebook.com/group.php?
Our group aims to teach people about disability and promote disability advocacy. "We are a group desiring to bring together persons with and without disabilities to advocate for disabled students. We also hope to inform students about disabled services, disabled culture, etc. at UC Davis
Students Advocating Medical Awareness (SAMA) http://ucdsama.com
Each quarter SAMA chooses and conducts literature research on a disease we believe requires our advocacy efforts. We hope to educate our college community about the history, causes, symptoms, diagnosis and most current methods of treatment for our chosen topic through comprehensive presentations and activities. Additionally, we will select a charity or organization to which we will donate 100% of the proceeds from our fundraisers. SAMA firmly believes in the need to not only raise awareness but to also contribute towards a global effort to fight these illnesses.
Students for Gavin Newsom http://studentsforgavinnewsom.com
The mission of Students for Gavin Newsom (SFGN) is to elect San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom as Governor of the State of California. Our goal is to encourage high school and college students to work for a new direction in California by electing a dynamic new governor. SFGN will accomplish this through a strong grassroots organization and a long volunteer base. We have chapters on campuses throughout California.
SVM Class of 2010 at UCD http://stoop.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/secure/Clubs/class_2010/
The purpose of this group is to provide an avenue to fundraise in order to pay for certain fees that go along with preparing to take the National Board Exam to become a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine.
Tau Beta Pi http://tbp.engineering.ucdavis.edu
Tau Beta Pi is a national engineering honor society that is dedicated to giving back to the community, building camaraderie among members and other chapters, and to fostering a spirit of liberal culture in engineering colleges.
Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) http://davistke.com
Tau Kappa Epsilon is to improve the Scholarship, Character, Leadership, Teamwork, Service and Brotherhood in the lives of all that are part of TKE. These principles are the sic focal points of TKE
Team HBV http://teamhbv.org
Team HBV strives to Raise awareness of the disproportionately high incidence of hepatitis B (HBV) and liver cancer among the Asian and Pacific Islander (API) community and strengthen support for the National HBV in community organizing, leadership, political advocacy, and event planning.
Toms Shoes Campus Club at UC Davis
We are a group of passionate, excited students who are working together to share the TOMS story and the ONE for ONE movement at UC Davis.
Tzu Chi Collegiate Association (TCCA)
TCCA is the college chapter of the large organization, Tzu-Chi, meaning serving with compassion. We give support and humanitarian service to all regardless of ethnicity, nationality or religion while being guided by Buddhist principles of kindness, compassion joy and giving.
Voice Undergraduate Health Journal (The) http://daviswiki.org/the_VOICE
The Voice Undergraduate Health Journal focuses on addressing health care- related issues. Completely run by an undergraduate staff, The Voice aims to give its audience a look into what's important to the community. Taking article submissions from students and alumni, The Voice covers such topics as diseases, experiences in health care, new research, etc.
Wilderness Medicine Club http://www.wms.org/studentsgroups/sig_web_site/WMSSIGHome
As part of the Wilderness Medical Society, this group is geared toward increasing the level of knowledge for outdoor use by teaching about medicine in the outdoors. Through a combination of expert speakers, workshops and outdoor trips with field skill sessions, members will learn how to recognize and manage common medical problems in remote areas. The club is for wilderness users, guides, EMTs, Pre-health students or anyone who goes into the backcountry where they are responsible for the wellbeing of other people.
Wildlife and Aquatic Animal Medicine Club (WAAM)
Provide veterinary students with exposure and experience in wildlife and aquatic animal medicine
Wildlife Society http://wildllife.org
We are a student chapter of the Wildlife Society. We go on field trips and attend conferences, while still promoting professional development of our students and helping to prepare them for careers in wildlife biology and related fields.
Young Americans for Liberty (YAL)
To promote and defend the great American principles of individual liberty, constitutional government, sound money, free markets and a non interventionist foreign policy, by means of educational and political activity.
Young Leaders of America at UC Davis
The purpose of Young Leaders of America is to encourage, support and promote an increase of UC Davis students seeking a position in public service.
