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August 2017 Aggie Tip Sheet Trending Content and Top Stories Trending WELCOME, CHANCELLOR MAY! Gary S. May officially began his post as UC Davis’ seventh chancellor on Aug. 1. UC Davis social media channels buzzed with activity on his first day, with posts reaching more than 125,000 viewers and yielding more than 32,000 engagements. Follow Chancellor May on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. ADMITTED STUDENTS UC Davis admitted 41,299 applicants for fall 2017 and significantly increased the numbers of under- represented, low-income and first-generation students among those admitted. A Facebookpost about the news garnered more than 750 engagements. UC Davis continues to admit more Californian students than any other UC school. HEALTHY HAMMOCKS An Instagram post about the Quad hammocks, installed to remind students to relax and make healthy choices, received more than 2,100 likes and comments. Top Stories with media highlights Institutional highlights ALUMNUS REMEMBERED UC Davis alumnus Sean Elliott, a captain in the U.S. Marine RECORD FUNDRAISING The university Corps, was killed in a plane crash in Mississippi raised more than $250 million during the on July 10. Dateline remembered him in 2016–17 fiscal year, the largest donation total an obituary that was reprinted by The Davis in a single fiscal year in UC Davis’ history. Enterprise and covered by local TV stations. NEW POLICE CHIEF Joseph Farrow, SPOTLIGHT ON SCHOOL OF LAW UC Davis School of Law’s work for commissioner of the California Highway immigrants was the subject of a Los Angeles Times feature story, and Patrol, will be the next chief of the UC Davis multiple outlets covered the school’s immigration law clinic winning a federal Police Department. appellate court victory. The court found that undocumented immigrant NURSING ANNIVERSARY July 31 was the children are entitled to hearings to determine whether they should remain 10-year anniversary of the $100 million confined.New York Times, Politico, The Atlantic commitment from the Gordon and Betty Moore ELECTRIFIED STEM CELLS UC Davis and Chinese researchers led by foundation to launch a new School of Nursing. Min Zhao at the Department of Ophthalmology showed that electrical fields Today, the Betty Irene Moore School of could be used to guide transplanted stem cells within the brain. The work Nursing offers five graduate degree programs has implications for future treatment of brain injuries. TheScientist.com, and in October will celebrate the opening MedGadget.com of Betty Irene Moore Hall, a “state-of- the-science” educational SAN ANTONIO TRAGEDY Sociologist David Kyle did a series of television building. interviews following a deadly incident in San Antonio where more than 30 people were found dead or severely injured in the back of a tractor-trailer rig. CNN International Distinctions in Brief IMPACTING CALIFORNIA students in all 50 states and 100 countries AND THE WORLD in more than 3,000 courses a year. Nine interdisciplinary Organized Re- UC Davis students, faculty and staff The Numbers search Units combine their expertise to volunteer more than 600,000 hours 1st in the world for sustainability study cancer, the environment, health of community service each year. (GreenMetric World University Ranking) care and numerous other topics. 1st in the world in veterinary science (QS A COMPREHENSIVE, World University Rankings) Leader in energy research with more AFFORDABLE EDUCATION 1st in the world in agricultural economics than 100 faculty engaged in renewable Leader in interdisciplinary study, offering and policy (Center for World University energy, biofuels, efficiency, hydrogen Rankings) nearly 100 graduate programs and more pathways, transportation and lighting 1st in the world in plant and animal than 100 academic majors. Half of our technology. programs (U.S. News and World Report) undergraduates engage in hands-on At the forefront of identifying and con- 1st in the nation and 2nd in the world in research or creative projects beyond agriculture (QS World University Rankings; trolling diseases, our experts in human the classroom. U.S. News and World Report) health, veterinary medicine and agricul- Third among top U.S. colleges doing the 1st among best value colleges for women in ture address critical One Health issues most for low-income students. (New York STEM (Forbes) such as avian flu, and Zika and West Times College Access Index 2017) 4th in the world in ecology and the Nile viruses. environment (U.S. News and World Report) Top-ranked UC and No. 62 nationally UC Davis educates more Californian 6th best public university in the nation (Wall in alumni earnings above expectation. Street Journal/Times Higher Education) undergraduates than any other (The Economist 2015) UC campus; one in every 204 Califor- 7th among public universities and 27th In 2015–16, 57 percent of California among public and private universities nians is a UC Davis alum. resident undergraduates at UC Davis (The Best Colleges’ Top 50 Colleges and Universities in America) Recent alumni earn a median annual sal- received enough gift aid to fully cover 10th in the ranking of American universities ary of $56,400, and experienced alumni their base tuition and fees. 40 percent earn $94,600. based on contributions to society of our undergraduates are Pell Grant (Washington Monthly) In 2015–16, UC Davis brought in $760 recipients, and 47 percent of students 10th among public universities nationwide million in sponsored research, filed230 awarded baccalaureate degrees in (U.S. News and World Report) records of invention and 240 patent appli- 2015–16 did not take on student debt. 14th in research funding among U.S. cations, issued 51 licenses for technology Key campus services and events are ranked public universities (National Science Foundation) and helped establish 14 startups. run by students such as the Unitrans One of 15 public four-year colleges UC Davis contributes more than bus system and Picnic Day. $8.1 billion with high graduation rates leading to each year to the California economy. Each year more than 1,350 UC Davis high incomes (College Scorecard, U.S. (Economic & Planning Systems Inc. 2015) Study Abroad students gain an interna- Department of Education) The School of Education has prepared tional perspective in more than UC Davis Medical Center and UC Davis Children’s Hospital consistently rank among for California classrooms, 40 countries and diverse areas of study. 7,700 teachers the nation’s top 50 hospitals (U.S. News and and the Graduate School of Management The Internship and Career Center World Report) has prepared 4,000 business leaders. typically facilitates 10,000 internship Research funding: $760 million in 2015–16 UC Davis Health serves a 33-county area opportunities in a year. Private support: $250 million in 2016–17 with 6 million residents. It includes the UC Davis is the fourth most international Colleges/Schools: 4 colleges (Agricultural region’s only level I adult and pediatric public university in the U.S., according and Environmental Sciences, Biological Sciences, Engineering, Letters and Science); trauma centers, National Cancer Insti- to Times Higher Education, and is 6 professional schools (Education, tute-designated comprehensive cancer ranked 11th among institutions hosting Law, Management, Medicine, Veterinary center, comprehensive full-service international scholars by the Medicine, Nursing) children’s hospital, transplant services, Institute of International Education. Student enrollment: 37,395 (fall 2016) heart and vascular centers, institute for UC Davis is highly ranked among the Faculty/academics: 4,200 neurodevelopmental disorders, and a most racially and ethnically diverse Staff: 15,300 world-renowned telemedicine network. large national research universities by Student employees: 3,600 The School of Law has the only “majority- U.S. News and World Report. Living alumni: 250,000 minority” faculty of any leading Amer- Aggie athletes are high academic achiev- Undergraduate majors: 104 ican law school and offers community ers. Eight UC Davis athletic teams Graduate programs: 99 legal support in immigration, prison law, posted the highest NCAA Graduation Intercollegiate sports: 23 (14 women’s, civil rights litigation and family protection. Success Rates in their respective 9 men’s) UC Davis Extension serves 58,000 conferences in 2017. Campus area: 5,300 acres Please send ideas and feedback to Tom Hinds: [email protected] October 2017 Aggie Tip Sheet Trending Content and Top Stories Trending LIVE BIKES A live stream on Facebook of a bike circle on the first day of classes had a combined 27,201 video views and engagements. We love our bikes! NATION’S BEST X3 UC Davis ranks sixth among the nation’s top public universities, according to The Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education’s latest rankings. A Facebook post about the news reached more than 46,000 viewers and had 2,264 engagements. We’re 10th on The Princeton Review’s greenest schools list. A Facebook post about the ranking reached 40,252 with 1,893 engagements. U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges ranks us 46th among all national universities and 12th among all public universities, along with high rankings in undergraduate teaching, serving veterans, biological/agricultural programs and undergraduate engineering programs. Our tweet celebrating the rankings garnered nearly 16,000 organic impressions and more than 200 engagements. Top Stories with media highlights Institutional Highlights HOUSTON MAP Days after Hurricane Harvey Chancellor Gary May opened the new school made landfall, UC Davis researchers published year with an inspiring “FUTURE FORWARD” the first map of satellite data showing the event. Local TV stations flooding of the Houston area. The New York and media outlets covered Times, NPR, CBS, San Francisco Chronicle the Sept. 25 event as DACA SUPPORT UC Davis was represented in about 600 media stories well as Chancellor and nationally and internationally, with students, faculty and administrators providing LeShelle May helping commentary on President Trump’s decision to phase out the Obama administra- new students move into tion’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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