PICNIC DAY 2017 EVENT DESCRIPTIONS Animal Events Exhibits Student Organization Fair Children’s Discovery Fair

There are over 40 events involving Celebrate the best that UC Davis has The Student Organization Fair is a The Children’s Discovery Fair is a various animals including dogs, cats, to offer! Exhibits can be eye-catching massive event that allows student fun and educational event that offers birds, horses, goats, cows, rats, and shows, exciting competitions, unique groups to show their club to the crafts and entertainment for children more! Come learn about horse anatomy activities, and much more. Explore Davis . Student groups and their families to enjoy! This year’s at our painted horse event at the Cole over 100 department-sponsored set up fundraising, food booths, and theme is “Nurture Nature!” Come by Facility, meet an adoptable Great Exhibits and experience the vast information tables on the Quad. Come the Cruess Hall to discover fun Pyrenees at Hutchison Field, or watch diversity of UC Davis! check them out! and sustainable crafts about animals! the races at Doxie Derby in the Pavilion!

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* The Picnic Day Board cannot guarantee all the events in this Schedule of Events. For the most up-to-date details of events on Picnic Day, we recommend accessing Aggie Feed or the UC Davis calendar. Thanks for helping us be green on Earth Day!

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Important Information

Life Threatening Emergency See Something, Say Something Picnic Day Shuttle Services Lost Children’s Booth In case of a life-threatening If you see something suspicious or There are two shuttle routes for 9:00AM-4:00PM emergency, please call 911. unusual, say something! Contact visitors of Picnic Day. Both shuttle Cruess Hall Lawn, Children’s Discovery Fair 530-754-COPS (2677). Please have routes will run continuously from A central meeting place for your On Site Medical Care location and key information ready 11:00AM-3:40PM. The first shuttle will children should they become lost An Advance Life Support (ALS) Unit when calling. run from the Memorial Union to the during the day. will be on the ground along with Silo in 20 minute loops. The second trained paramedics and EMTs who will Bathrooms shuttle will run throughout South Picnic Day T-Shirts & Tank Tops be able to provide on-scene medical Gender inclusive bathrooms provide Campus in 25 minute loops through 9:00AM-5:00PM. care. American Medical Response a safe, private facility for transgender, the animal centers and Mondavi Official Picnic Day shirts and tank tops has the resources and capability to genderqueer, and gender Center. Please refer to the map for will be sold at the ARC Pro Shop, the respond to any incident on campus. non-conforming people, families with detailed shuttle stops. Downtown Store, and the Memorial AMR has the capability of summoning children, and people with disabilities Union Campus Store. additional resources and will arrange who may need assistance. Information Social Media for emergency transportation to a on available bathroom locations may Use @ucdpicnicday on Twitter and hospital if necessary. be found at http://picnicday.ucdavis. Instagram and Picnic Day will respond edu/bathrooms. to your posts. For in-person questions, First Aid Tent stop by our Headquarters. 10:00AM-5:00PM Picnic Day Headquarters Fielder Room, 2nd Floor Memorial Parking lot across Sciences Lecture Hall Memorial Union Closure Front Back First Aid provided by Yolo County Union Official headquarters of Picnic Due to construction associated with American Medical Response (AMR). Day. If you have questions or have a renovation, the Memorial Union will be problems, please stop by and see us closed. The Coffee House is still open. here. Contact us: (530) 752-6320.

1 Unisex Women PICNIC DAY 2017 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Event Descriptions & Important Information------1 Children’s Discovery Fair ------15 Scavenger Hunt ------2 Entertainment ------16 Board of Directors ------3 Food Options & Show Times ------17 Picnic Day Messages ------4 Donors and Special Thanks ------18 Parade ------5 Additional Information ------19 Exhibits ------6 - 9 Index ------20 Student Organization Fair------10 Give Day ------21 Map------11 - 12 Sponsors & Campus Partners ------22 - 23 Animals Events ------13 - 14

How to Participate: Instructions can be found at: SCAVENGER HUNT picnicday.ucdavis.edu/103scavhunt Participate in the 5th Picnic Day Scavenger Hunt!

The Scavenger Hunt is a fun way to attend Picnic Day events and win prizes. Simply find QR codes posted at the specified locations, and scan with your smartphone. Prizes will be given to the top 20 people to finish. Please refer to the rules on how the ranking is determined.

There will be 3 grand prize winners, and runners-up will receive various prizes. A big thank you to the , The Good Scoop and Baskin-Robbins for helping sponsor the Scavenger Hunt.

Rules and important things to know: 1. Contestants need a smartphone or another capable device to scan the QR codes. A QR code app is required to scan QR codes. 2. Groups of 2 or more may enter the scavenger hunt together, but only one prize will be given per smartphone/device. 3. The scavenger hunt will begin at 9:00AM on Picnic Day and end at 3:00PM. 4. If you think a QR code poster is missing from one of the locations, please contact Picnic Day Headquarters at 530-752-6320. 5. Prizes will be given out based off of who gets all the locations. In the event that multiple people get to all the locations, the winners will be determined based on the finish time. 6. If no one visits all the hot spots, the winners will be determined by the highest number of locations scanned in the least amount of time. 7. Winners will be contacted by 3:00PM. Please pick up your prize at the Fielder Room on the 2nd floor of the Memorial Union between the time you are contacted and 5:00PM. 8. In order to participate in the scavenger hunt you must scan the QR code below The Hot Spots: Quad Hickey Pool ARC Meyer Hall Fire Station 34 Roessler Hall Hutchison Field and Enviornmental Sciences Mondavi Center Briggs Hall Mrak Hall Campus Store Hart Hall Kemper Hall Bainer Hall Giedt Hall Rock Hall Academic Surge Aggie Reuse Store Cole Facility Voorhies Hall Manetti Shrem Museum Yin & Yang Heads Wright Hall Bookhead Student Community Center Walter A. Buehler Alumni Center Ann E. Pitzer Center Earth and Physical Sciences

2 PICNIC DAY 2017 DIRECTORS ASSISTANT DIRECTORS

Chair Entertainment Special Events Fang Zhou (Gigi) Guo Alfredo Rodriguez Alexandra (Bella) Bucheli Hui Zou Cristal Gonzalez Francis Alegre Janet Nguyen Damian Cortez Georgean Delos Santos Liqi Li Marilyn McBryan Jiaqi Liu Noeru Sasaki Kaylee Zhu Linkai Zhao Richard Noguchi Rajanil Bautista Manda Lam Remal Halabi Samuel Tjokrosoeharto Vice Chair Sami Sanfelice Victoria Ding Camille Davis Jada Miller Exhibits Student Organization Fair Yu Qi (Gary) Hao Eiji Negishi I-Wei Su Ellen Caminiti Jiahui (Grace) Xue Animal Events Marley Barazon Megan McGillis Angela Ruan Shanwei He Qiwen (Wendy) Guan April Yoshihara Yi Hong (Elaine) Shen Top (left to right): Cynthia, Jackson, Caitlyn, Madhav, Beverly, Nick, Daria, Gabe Demini Rajapaksha Graphics Bottom: Kristen, Annie, Grace C., Grace G., Chelsea, Carrie, Helen, Daisy Xin Yi Gao Allison Hsieh Technical Vally Chen Ji Hyun Woo Ahalya Bhandarkar Chelsea Hernandez Jackson Anderson Jonathan Hsu Ernesto Ng Chen Business Julia Stelman Chair Operations Un Teng Un Chloe Zhang Kitan Garcia Grace Gaither Daria Bisharah Colton Juliano Operations Patty Liu Vice Chair Parade Elaine Liao Atinder Kaur Qun Xia Hilary Wong Eric Jiang Ryan Leung Caitlyn Dedet Kristen Lui Linda Zhou Shiting Luo Animal Events Publicity Paul Vu Transportation Stefania Stanley Parade Annabelle Rozel Nick Lee Grace Cheng Chelsea Falk Heba Omholt Business Special Events Children’s Discovery Fair Eunsub (Peter) Lee Ruoming Li Avina Mahroke Minh Phuc Truong Daisy Sanchez Carrie Ng Chelsea Adwere-Boateng Naomi Reeley Volunteer Aashka Shah Children’s Discovery Fair Student Organization Fair Elise Pohlhammer Erica Lin Publicity Emily Dang Gabe Escudero Madhav Sharma Julia Yu Aaron Garcia Guanxuyang Lin Sally Dear Karen Chi Entertainment Technical Kaila Mattera Lily Wang Huang Ka Kui Lee Helen Xie Beverly Yee Madhuri Narayan Qing Luo Exhibits Transportation Nicole Deacon Nitin Muthusamy Cynthia Chong Annie (Jing Jing) Li Graphics Volunteer Message from the Chair and Vice Chair

The 2017 Board of Directors welcomes you to the 103rd Picnic Day! This year our theme is “Growing Together,” which highlights how our campus has grown since it began in 1908 as the University Farm School and how the campus and City of Davis, which is celebrating its centennial this year, have grown together. In addition, with Picnic Day being on Earth Day, the theme highlights UC Davis’s strides towards , as we rank as the #1 sustainability school in the world!

In this Schedule of Events, you will find all the events and exhibits on Picnic Day that showcase some of what UC Davis has to offer. We encourage you to “leaf” through this to see what interests you! With over 200 exhibits, entertainment shows, and animal events, there is something for everyone!

Picnic Day is made possible with the support of University staff, campus officials, alumni, students, and community members. We hope you enjoy the 103rd Picnic Day as much as we have enjoyed planning it!

3 PICNIC DAY 2017 Message from Parade Marshals Message from the Interim Chancellor

Welcome to the 2017 UC Davis Picnic Day! I am excited to serve as your Parade Welcome, all, to Picnic Day 2017! Marshal this year. I’ve enjoyed As one of the leading public participating in Picnic Day since I first Picnic Day is a one-of-a-kind, can’t-miss UC Davis “Open House” that showcases universities—not just in or arrived at Davis two decades ago. the great breadth and high excellence of what UC Davis and the city of Davis have in the country, but in the world-UC to offer. Davis has much to show, celebrate and There are so many great activities share. going on today. My son especially It stands out among all UC Davis traditions as the opportunity for Aggies and city enjoys seeing all the animal shows and residents to celebrate their longstanding friendship and partnership amidst the What’s to be shared come in various exhibits. Whether you are a college impressive venues and natural beauty of our campus. To honor the historical and forms-exhibits, events and activities. student, alumni, or visitor to UC Davis, mutually beneficial relationship between university and city, the theme of this year’s Starting with the parade, there will be I know you’ll find a number of excellent Picnic Day is Growing Together. over a hundred events and exhibits activities today. organized by UC Davis departments Picnic Day is about so many things, but chief among them is our university community. plus activities for children, students, As a chemistry faculty member, I want This beloved event provides an excellent opportunity to celebrate those things that alumni and community visitors from all to recommend the Chemistry Show put define UC Davis: a passion for intellectual discovery; cutting-edge research and over the state. on by our department every year. It’s creative achievement; diversity of ideas, priorities, and backgrounds; and working a crowd-pleaser, even for those with for the good of others and for the planet, among other qualities. Picnic Day also What adds to Picnic Day’s uniqueness an aversion to chemistry. Make sure to allows us to celebrate the university’s accomplishments and impact, which this year is that it is completely run by hundreds get in line early to get your tickets. happily include many new recognitions of our academic excellence as well as the of dedicated, hardworking students unprecedented success of our men’s basketball team! who epitomize the spirit of UC Davis. Have a great day! We’re glad you can join us to enjoy this Enjoy your day, and Go Ags! great day. Dr. Bryan Enderle Sincerely, Dr. Isao Fujimoto Ralph J. Hexter

Message from UC Davis & City of Davis Police Departments Welcome to the 103rd Picnic Day! We are extremely pleased you could join us for our annual open house and hope you experience all the campus and City of Davis have to offer. Because we very much want you to have an enjoyable and safe visit to the campus, as well as the City of Davis, we would like to give you some helpful information which we hope will make your visit memorable for all the right reasons:

· If it’s hot outside, remember to drink plenty of water and stay well hydrated. · Don’t leave anything valuable lying about unattended. · Ensure you have a “check in” point identified, in case you lose family or friends during your travels.

Alcohol IS NOT ALLOWED on campus, no matter what your age. We have ZERO TOLERANCE for use or possession of alcohol on campus and will be vigorously enforcing use and possession laws. Off campus, you must be 21 years of age to carry or possess any amount of alcohol. No person, regardless of age, can possess any open container of alcohol on any street or sidewalk in the City of Davis. Possession of alcohol is also prohibited in many public parks and open space areas. The Davis and campus police will vigorously enforce all alcohol, party, and noise prohibition ordinances. And, on Picnic Day, many fines are doubled for illegal behavior— including alcohol violations. There are dozens and dozens of events occurring on campus throughout the day. Explore the campus and experience the richness of diversity and achievement at UC Davis and the surrounding community in the areas of research, teaching, service, and both campus and college-town life. Finally, we hope that all residents and visitors take the Picnic Day pledge and conducts themselves responsibly during Picnic Day 2016, so that other students, faculty, staff, community members, and guests can also enjoy the day. Through safe and healthy decisions, Picnic Day will be preserved for future generations of Davis students and the community. As campus events end, feel free to dine in some of the great restaurants located all around Davis. Please, help us keep the event safe, fun, and memorable for all the right reasons.

City of Davis Police Chief UC Davis Chief of Police Darren Pytel Jennifer Garcia

4 PICNIC DAY 2017 PARADE Opening Ceremony Parade Begins Announcement Locations 9:30AM-10:00AM 10:00AM 1. Grandstands on North Quad Ave. across from Wickson Hall Grandstands on North Quad Ave. Grandstands on North Quad Ave. 2. 2nd and D St. in Downtown Davis across from Wickson Hall across from Wickson Hall 3. F St. in front of PDQ Fingerprinting Parade Line Up 4. 3rd and C St. in Downtown Davis

1. UC Davis Army ROTC 40. Baja SAE at UC Davis 2. Cal Aggie Marching Band 41. Buddha - Nepal Peace Foundation California 3. UC Davis Athletics 42. Northern California DeLorean Motor Club 4. ASUCD 43. UC Davis Formula Racing 5. UC Davis Fire Department 44. Yolo County Republican Central Committee 6. UC Davis Police Department 45. Davis Bike Collective 7. ASUCD 46. The Davis Whymcycle Society 8. UC Davis Horse Barn 47. Berry Athletic Foundation 9. Draft Horse and Driving Club at UC Davis 48. Geology Club at UC Davis 10. Alfa Falfa Oink 49. Bakuhatsu Taiko Dan 11. City of Davis: Centennial Celebration 50. UC Davis and Public 12. Davis Centennial: Former Mayors & City Council Members 51. Classical Studies Association 13. Cool Davis 52. Davis Farm to School 14. Cal Aggie Alumni Association and UC Davis Give Day 53. Community Harvest of Davis 15. Entomology Club at UC Davis 54. Davis Korean Language and Culture School 16. UA Tour Guides 55. Tuleyome Youth Boot Bank 17. Tian Guo Marching Band 56. UC Davis Retiree Association 18. UC Davis Global Affairs 57. University Retirement Community 19. International House Davis 58. CALPIRG: Save the bees! 20. The Confucius Institute at UC Davis 59. Winters High School Marching Band 21. Davis Sister City: Huishan District of Wuxi, China 60. Food Tech Club 22. Canine Companions for Independence 61. UC Davis Department of & Enology (DEVO) 23. Yolo County Veterans Coalition 62. Alpha Delta Pi 24. Suzuki Music Group 63. Davis Chinese School 25. VFW Post 6949, Davis 64. UCSD Pepband 26. The Girl Scouts Heart of Central Caifornia Davis Service Unit, 119 65. UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine 27. UC Davis Fencing Club 66. University of San Francisco Dons Band 28. Golden Valley 4H Club 67. Pavement Research Center 29. KDRT 95.7 FM 68. Lambda Delta Lambda 30. UCD Student Farm 69. KDVS 90.3 FM 31. IM: Congregation Bet Haverim 70. Professional Sorority and Fraternity Council 32. West Plainfield 4H Club 71. Wild Bill Tattoo 33. Let’s Dish 72. Health Care For All - Yolo 34. Prytanean Women’s Honor Society 73. EcoHub 35. RADD 74. Cal Aggie Band-Uh FUN FACT 36. Alpha Gamma Rho 75. Unitrans with Parade Team In 1917, the parade 37. Biological and Agricultural Engineering (BAE) had a float for the 38. Davis Odd Fellows first time. 39. California Aggie Marching Band Alumni Association (CAMBAA)

5 PICNIC DAY 2017 = Social Insects, Insect Forestry, Plant Give Away EXHIBITS To find the Exhibits: They are Medical Entomology, & More Plant & Environmental Sciences ordered by time, then grouped Briggs Hall 122 Courtyard Lawn 8:00AM by location in alphabetical order. 9:00AM-5:00PM 9:00AM-12:00PM There is an index located on Learn about the role of insects Stop by and pick up some plant Water Polo Alumni Games in various , across seedlings to plant in your home page 20 that lists all of the Hickey Pool , in human health, garden! 8:00AM-10:00AM Exhibits by name. social behavior, and more. Come watch the current UC Plant in a Bottle Davis Water Polo Club members Dr. Death What Science Really Says! Plant & Environmental Sciences compete against the Alumni in Briggs Hall 122 Hart Hall 1128 Lobby this Picnic Day showdown! 9:00AM-5:00PM 9:00AM-5:00PM 9:00AM-2:00PM Meet Dr. Bob Kimsey and find We are a group of grad students See a plant’s roots up close! Breakfast Around the World out how insects are used in and post docs who communicate International Center Entrance Forensics! hot topics in science to the public! Popcorn Popping 8:00AM-10:00AM Join us to learn what is fact and Plant & Environmental Sciences Join Global Affairs for a sampling Honey Tasting fiction! Lobby of breakfast treats from around Briggs Hall Courtyard 9:00AM-12:00PM the world at the new International 9:00AM-5:00PM Adventures in Math and Stats After watching the corn shelling, Center! Come by and taste honey from Mathematical Sciences Building stop by for the results: A Fresh UC Davis’ very own honey bee Courtyard Bag of Popcorn! 9:00AM haven! MSB1147 9:00AM-3:00PM Remote Sensing Photo Booth Wild Adventures Learn more about the fascinating and Drone Display Academic Surge 1371 Insect Face Painting Briggs Hall Front Steps & worlds of Mathematics and Plant & Environmental Sciences 9:00AM-4:00PM Statistics! Play fun games to learn Courtyard Crafts and games to encourage Entryway 9:00AM-5:00PM how math and stats play a part in 9:00AM-3:00PM the preservation of our natural your everyday life! Come get your picture taken ecosystems! Free insect face art, with non- toxic water based paints. in near infrared and thermal Free Water Analysis for Metals infrared color bands! Drones will Alpha Gamma Rho & Sigma Insect Scavenger Hunt by ICPMS be on display as well! Alpha-Agricultural Greek Life Plant & Environmental Sciences Opportunities Briggs Hall 122 9:00AM-5:00PM Courtyard Seed Art Animal Science Gateway Garden 9:00AM-2:00PM Plant & Environmental Sciences 9:00AM-3:00PM Test your knowledge of entomology and find insects Free water metals analysis by Courtyard Future Student? Alumni? ICPMS. Submit water sample in 9:00AM-2:00PM Recruiter? Come meet the men at a display for a sticker reward! plastic water bottle pre-rinsed (no Create your very own seed art of Alpha Gamma Rho and the glass). - fun for the entire family - all women of Sigma Alpha, for our Insect Themed T-Shirt Sales ages! first annual Picnic Day meet and Groundwater “Ant-Farm” Model greet! Briggs Hall Entryway 9:00AM-5:00PM Plant & Environmental Sciences Seed Biotech Display Courtyard Plant & Environmental Sciences Biotechnology Experiments: Popular insect-themed t-shirts are on sale via the 9:00AM-3:00PM Building Lobby DNA Extractions and Cheese Learn about the hydrologic 9:00AM-2:00PM Making! Entomology Graduate Student Association. cycle and see examples of how Exhibit Panel relating to seed Briggs Hall 148 groundwater flows under your biotechnology research. 9:00AM-4:00PM feet! Come join us for fun Little Swimmers & Fly Tying Briggs Hall 158 Soils: Can you dig it? biotechnology experiments, Master Plant & Environmental Sciences including extracting DNA from 9:00AM-5:00PM See live insects from streams Plant & Environmental Sciences Courtyard Lawn strawberries and making cheese Courtyard Lawn 9:00AM-2:30PM the biotech way! and , and learn the art of fly-tying from experts! 9:00AM-3:00PM Learn about what’s underneath Meet our master gardeners and your feet by creating edible soils. Bug Doctor Maggot Art get horticultural advice for your Get your hands dirty by creating Briggs Hall Front Steps & home garden and landscape. soil art. Bring your soils to Dr. Dirt Entryway Briggs Hall Courtyard 9:00AM-5:00PM for testing! 9:00AM-5:00PM Photo Opportunity with Veggies Meet an entomologist and talk Children (and grown-ups) will get to create beautiful pieces of Plant & Environmental Sciences Stream Table about insects! Even bring some Courtyard Lawn Plant & Environmental Sciences from your home or garden for art using live maggots dipped in non-toxic paint. 9:00AM-3:00PM Courtyard identification! Stop by to snap your photo with 9:00AM-3:00PM your favorite veggies! Learn how rivers work by playing in our very special sandbox! 6 PICNIC DAY 2017 The Weed Doctor USDA, Agricultural Research Engineers Solving Biological C.N. Gorman Museum Plant & Environmental Sciences Service System Problems presents Great Basin Women Courtyard Wickson Hall Lawn Bainer Hall 1330 Painters 9:00AM-3:00PM 9:00AM-1:00PM 10:00AM-3:00PM C.N. Gorman Museum: Meet Weed Scientists and learn Learn how the USDA, ARS benefits Food, people, science, , Hart Hall 1316 how to help your garden grow you and the community. , energy, waste 10:00AM-3:00PM strong. management, sensors, robots, Featuring new works by Great Anthropalooza! tractors and more... Everything we Basin Indigenous Women Tomato Timeline Young Hall South Side Patio Steps need to feed the world! Painters. Plant & Environmental Sciences 9:00AM-4:00PM Courtyard Come explore the exciting world Tour the Biological and UC Davis Young Cattlemen’s 9:00AM-3:00PM of anthropology and learn how Association A six panel historical review anthropologists study humans Biological Orchard & Gardens Cole Facility Arena of tomato development at UC and human culture through 10:30AM-3:00PM 10:00AM-4:00PM Davis. archaeology and ethnography! Tour the orchard and beautiful Join us at our booth for dummy wildflower gardens at the ! roping and creating your own DNA and 10:00AM Learn about native plants and chaps and cattle brand - fun for Storer Hall Atrium sustainable with our kids of all ages! 9:00AM-3:00PM Flight Simulator and Aerospace team. Draw your favorite Displays Sturgeon Exhibit bioluminescent organism, make Academic Surge 1113 UC Davis Integrated Pest Cole Facility-Building A DNA bracelets using beads, 10:00AM-2:00PM Management (IPM) 10:00AM-3:00PM and learn how scientists use Visit the HRVIP Lab to fly an Briggs Hall 122 Display of two species of fluorescence to study life! aircraft simulator and view 10:00AM-3:30PM sturgeon of commercial and aerospace displays! Talk with expert entomologists ecological importance to CA. Explore the Tree of Life about safely controlling pest UCD is the prominent institute Storer Hall Atrium Bigger, Better, Buglier: Impressive insects. researching these native CA 9:00AM-3:00PM Science at the Bohart sturgeon. Meet live animals, fungi, and Academic Surge 1124 Cockroach Races plants. Learn how we’re related 10:00AM-3:00PM Briggs Hall-Northeast Stairwell Earth and Planetary Sciences! to these creatures, what we What do insect scientists do? 10:00AM-4:00PM Earth & Physical Sciences share, and why we’re different! Come meet faculty, staff and Which cockroach has the fastest Building 1316 & 1348 students at the Bohart Museum six feet in the West? Cockroaches 10:00AM-4:00PM View the Earth from Above and hold BFIs (Big Friendly racing on tiny tracks will be Come learn about our world Veihmeyer Hall Lawn Insects)! occurring all day long! and beyond! Be an Earth and 9:00AM-3:00PM Planetary Scientist for the Wanna know what Legos and Jazz @ UC Davis Authentic Aggie Traditions day! fog have in common? Wanna Ann E. Pitzer Center, Recital Hall Experience: Buehler Alumni play games to refresh your 10:00AM-11:00AM Center Tie Dye geographic knowledge and JUST Jazz students at UC Davis perform Buehler Alumni Center Everson Hall Lobby & HAVE FUN? Join our booths to jazz standards at the Pitzer Center, 10:00AM-2:00PM Courtyard win some goodies. preceded by student Buskers Learn about campus traditions via 10:00AM-3:00PM doing scenes from Hitchcock’s 10 fun activities (e.g. scavenger Come tie-dye a shirt with Welcome Future Aggies! “The 39 Steps”. hunt). First 250 people to students from the Textiles Welcome Center complete all 10 receive a bottle of Department. 9:00AM-2:30PM Aspire Fashion Show UCD Olive Oil. Come meet Undergraduate ARC Ballroom AB Shake it Off: Earthquake Admissions’ staff and students, 10:00AM-2:00PM Cal Aggie Alumni Association Engineering attend a presentation and Fashion and Design Society Member Lounge Ghausi Hall Lobby learn what it’s like to be an present the annual Picnic Day Alpha Gamma Rho Hall at 10:00AM-2:00PM Aggie! fashion show to showcase the Buehler Alumni Center Build K’Nex structures & test student designers’ garments. 10:00AM-2:00PM them under real earthquake Fantastic Food Webs and Relax with fellow alumni & friends shaking, create your own Field Work Fun at the member lounge and enjoy earthquakes & sculpt mountains Wickson Hall Lawn AIChE Kids Craft a live stream of the Doxie Derby. with our augmented reality 9:30AM-2:30PM Bainer Hall East Lawn sandbox. Visit with students from the 10:00AM-2:00PM Authentic Aggie Picnic Zone Graduate Group in Ecology! Win Join the AIChe community in a Buehler Alumni Center, Lake Tahoe Environmental a prize in the Bean craft for the whole family! We will Moss Patio Research Bag Toss, try on gear scientists be creating silly putty out of borax 10:00AM-2:00PM Hart Hall 1130 use, and more! and elmers glue! Don’t miss out! Enjoy a picnic friendly area while 10:00AM-4:00PM reconnecting with alumni & Presenting information in regards friends. to over 50 years of Limnological research at Lake Tahoe. Dr. 7 Charles Goldman’s graduate work and current research.

PICNIC DAY 2017 Rube Goldberg Student Health and Counseling Winery Tours Harry Potter and the “Try”- Hart Hall 1150 Services: Mind Spa Table Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine Physics Tournament 10:00AM-4:00PM Memorial Union Table 20 and Food Science Roessler Hall 66 Are you interested in intricate 10:00AM-2:00PM 10:00AM-4:00PM 10:00AM-4:00PM ways to get things done? Come to Wondering what resources are Tours of the Robert Mondavi See the students of Hogquarks see a Rube Goldberg and maybe available on campus to help you Institute Winery, given by try their hand at physics as they even make one for yourself! manage stress and other mental Viticulture & Enology students compete for the grand prize! health concerns? and faculty. Physics demonstrations galore! The Amazing Atmosphere Exhibit Hosted by Physics Club. Hoagland Hall Front Entrance Sexual Violence Awareness and DEVO Merchandise and 10:00AM-2:00PM Education Campaign Resources Information Pie the PreMed Visit the Atmospheric Science Memorial Union Table 21 Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine Sciences Laboratory Building Department, get your face painted, 10:00AM-3:00PM and Food Science Courtyard Lawn and have some fun while learning Stop by for free swag, take the 10:00AM-4:00PM 10:00AM-3:00AM about the weather at the same pledge to practice affirmative See what the Davis Enology and Interested in pieing a PreMed time! consent, write a letter to a Viticulture Organization has been in the face? Come to the Bio survivor and pick up your up to! Boosters table, where answering UC Davis Spring Football Game campus pocket guide. a question in biology gains you and Activities Fair Pollination Day with the Honey your chance to pie someone! Howard Field Environmental Toxicology and & Pollination Center 10:00AM-2:00PM Public Health Robert Mondavi Institute Sensory JMIE Science Education & Head over to Howard Field to Meyer Hall 1135 & 1138 Building Outreach Program meet UC Davis athletes and 10:30AM-3:30PM 10:00AM-2:00PM The Barn (North of Kemper, east coaches at our activities fair and The ETOX Exhibit includes air, Come learn how pollinators are of Giedt) spring football game beginning at aquatic, and food toxicology, important to life on this planet! 10:00AM-3:00PM 10:00AM! public health information, Join us for honey tastings and Showcase of student volunteer ladybugs, ETX Club, children’s UC Davis honey sales! and outreach activities, including Plant Pathology Picnic Day crafts, learning activities! Garden to Fork: Food Safety, and Display and Plant Give-a-way The Cool Science of Ice the Conservation Crew. Hutchison Hall East Entrance The Artificial Cow Gut Cream 10:00AM-3:00PM Meyer Hall Courtyard Robert Mondavi Institute South UC Davis Fire Department’s Come learn about the exciting 10:00AM-3:00PM Building-Courtyard Open House! world of plant pathology and get a The Rusitec is an artificial gut 10:00AM-2:00PM UCD Fire Station 34 FREE strawberry plant! system modeled after the cow Learn about and taste ice cream 10:30AM-4:00PM rumen. Come see how we are made on campus from the UC Come meet your campus Game Development Arcade able to study the microbial Davis Pilot Plant! Firefighters, receive give-away’s, Extravaganza community located in the gut! get hydrated with our free water Kemper Hall Lobby Grapevine Giveaway station, & show up around 11am to 10:00AM-5:00PM Rock Band University Rocks Robert Mondavi Institute-Sensory see a helicopter landing! Run, jump, and smash with the Out! Building Game Development Club! Go head Mondavi Center-Corin Courtyard 10:00AM-4:00PM Veterinary Medical Teaching to head with the developers at 10:30AM-12:00PM Come visit us to receive a free Hospital Tour their own game! Are you ready to rock out?! grapevine! We will have many Veterinary Medical Teaching Davis’ youngest rock stars varieties of both wine and table Hospital Interactive Electronic Exhibits! shred in a Rock Band University grapes. 10:00AM-2:00PM Kemper Hall Lobby showcase featuring three The Veterinary Medicine 10:00AM-3:00PM premier Davis youth rock bands! Chemistry Show Teaching Hospital is open to the Play a robotic glockenspiel! Rock Hall public for tours and displays of Assemble a light-up jigsaw puzzle! UC Davis Center 10:00AM-3:00PM our operation. Be illuminated on a light-up wall! Plant & Environmental Sciences Energy is the topic of this year’s Plant seeds by controlling a robot Lobby Chemistry Show. Energy will The Joy of Writing: The spider! 10:00AM-2:00PM be released and absorbed in University Writing Program Come learn about the Plant knowledgeable ways to power Creates Fun with Words! UC Davis Olive Center Olive Oil Breeding Center at UC Davis and exciting demonstrations. Voorhies Hall Southwest Corner Tasting get a packet of various vegetable 10:00AM-2:00PM Memorial Union East Quad or legume seeds! Physics is Fun! Write words of wisdom on our Memorial Union Front Courtyard Roessler Hall 168 Writing Wall or play a word on the Robert Mondavi Institute Sensory Grapevine Demo by 10:00AM-4:00PM biggest Scrabble board you’ve Building & Courtyard Dr. Walker Join us for fascinating demos ever seen! 10:00AM-2:00PM Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine which reveal the way physics Come enjoy the savory flavors of & Food Science affects the world we live in. UC Davis olive oil with a tasting, 10:00AM-3:00PM information about olives and olive Come and learn about how to oil related research, and more! take care of your grape vines and ask all the questions you have about grapes! 8 PICNIC DAY 2017

11:00AM Microbiology Exhibit Welcome to the EcoHub! 1:00PM Science Laboratory Building The EcoHub - TB 24 Face Painting by The Wildlife 2090 & 2098 Rooms 1026-1032 11:00AM-1:00PM The Climate Forum Society 11:00AM-1:00PM Tie dye your shirt using natural Hoagland Hall 113 Academic Surge 1371 Come and explore the world of vegetable dyes with the fine 1:00PM-1:45PM 11:00AM-2:00PM Microbiology. A family-friendly, folks of Campus Center for What is global climate change? Interested in Wildlife? Come play hands-on exhibit where you the Environment and Project Come and learn about Earth’s our interactive games and check can learn about everyday ! climatic trends, what has out our animal face painting! ! changed over the past century, Bon Voyage! Experience the and what the future may Engineering Student Design Materials Magic Show World with Global Affairs hold. Center Open House Science Lecture Hall 123 Wickson Hall Lawn Bainer Hall 1220 & 1230 11:00AM-1:30PM 11:00AM-1:30PM Authentic Aggie Zone- 11:00AM-3:00PM The Material Advantage Student “The journey not the arrival PetersenDean UC Davis Come see our shop! This is Chapter presents a show for all matters” (T.S. Eliot). Enjoy a Alumni and Friends Photo where an engineering student ages, showcasing the magic of medley of cultural experiences Vanderhoef Quad builds their dreams. Come spin materials engineering. Three with us and travel a bit of the 1:30PM-2:00PM a Gyroscope and check out cool shows at 11:00AM, 12:00PM and world at the same time! Show your Aggie Pride and tools. 1:00PM. join us for the inaugural Cal Aggie Alumni Association PetersenDean UC Davis The Dakota Access Pipeline in Wildflowers Under the Authentic Aggie Zone Alumni and Friends Photo at Context Microscope Vanderhoef Quad & Buehler the Authentic Aggie Zone on Hart Hall Lobby Sciences Laboratory Building Alumni Center Vanderhoef Quad at 1:30 pm! 11:00AM-3:00PM Lobby 11:00AM-3:00PM UCD collaborators bring you a 11:00AM-3:00PM Join the Cal Aggie Alumni 2:00PM visual display of the history and Get an inside look at what goes Association at the Authentic context of the Dakota Access on inside the UC Davis Center for Aggie Zone out on Vanderhoef Battle of the Bands Pipeline. Mni Wiconi: Water is Plant Diversity Herbarium. Quad! Enjoy games, giveaways Mrak Hall Lawn Life and live entertainment. 2:00PM-10:00PM Davis 1917-2017: Celebrating 100 College marching bands from Weather Balloon Launch Years of Community across the state gather in this Hoagland Hall Front Lobby 12:00PM yearly event to bring together Entrance 11:00AM-2:00PM music and . 11:00AM-4:00PM The Special Collections exhibition Craft Center Open House Come watch a radiosonde in the Library celebrates the Craft Center South Silo Physics Public Lectures launch, stay for the REAL DATA. centennial of the incorporation of 12:00PM-3:00PM Roessler Hall 55 Launches at 11:00AM, 1:00PM, our city and brings historic Davis Come check out the interactive 2:00PM-4:00PM and 3:00PM. to life. demonstrations offered UC Davis faculty share their throughout the Craft Center. We insights into the Universe Manetti Shrem Museum Spotlight: Rare Folios & Items have 10 studios, offering access we live in, from the cosmos Jan Shrem & Maria Manetti Shrem from the Isao Fujimoto Papers to all. to the microscopic quantum Museum of Art Shields Library: Special world. 11:00AM-5:00PM Collections Reading Room The Amazing Atmosphere Show Art Wide Open! Visit our spring 11:00AM-2:00PM Hoagland Hall 113 4:00PM exhibitions & make art on the The Library’s Special Collections 12:00PM-4:30PM Plaza. features rare folios on fauna and Clouds, tornadoes, and wind, Tour of Crocker Proton flora, and select items from the OH MY!! Enjoy a premier Accelerator Biomedical House of Horrors papers of Parade Marshal Isao demonstration of atmospheric John A. Jungerman Hall Kemper Hall 1127 Fujimoto. phenomena from graduate (formerly Crocker Nuclear 11:30AM-2:40PM students in the Atmospheric Lab) Brave your way through creepy Sociology and the World! Sciences. 4:00PM-5:00PM corridors of health horrors! Watch Social Sciences and Humanities Learn how protons are Biomedical Engineering save the 1291 Cooperage Demo accelerated to high energy here day! Ticket Distribution: 10:30AM 11:00AM-1:00PM Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine on campus, in order to combat at 1127 Kemper Sociologists explain the world and Food Science Courtyard cancer, make electronics through posters, films, and 12:00PM-2:00PM reliable, and more! How Much Residue is activities for kids. Come sit, watch, A Master Cooper will run through On Your Fruits & Vegetables? read, and play! the process of how a wine barrel 7:00PM Meyer Hall 1131 is made! 11:00AM-2:00PM “The 39 Steps” Buskers Davis Dance Revolution Bring your produce samples to Steps of Mondavi Center for the UC Davis Symphony Orchestra ARC Pavilion the Environmental Toxicology Performing Arts Mondavi Center for the 7:30PM-11:00PM QuEChERS demonstration & 11:40AM-12:00PM Performing Arts, Jackson Hall You won’t want to miss the have them tested for 25 common Student buskers—roving British- 12:00PM-1:00PM amazing performances at this ! Demos at 11:00AM & street entertainers—perform A classical concerto and overture high-energy dance competition 12:30PM. scenes from Hitchcock’s “The performed by the 90-person between fourteen student 39 Steps” in front of the Mondavi student orchestra, led by Christian organizations! 9 Center. Baldini. PICNIC DAY 2017 STUDENT ORGANIZATION FAIR

EAST QUAD WEST QUAD 10:00AM-4:00PM 10:00AM-4:00PM Food Booth Fundraising Information

Chicanos in Health Education • Argentine Tango Club • AIESEC Davis Fresh strawberry juice and • Davis Accounting Society • Alpha Phi Omega fruit cups • Davis Aggie Lions Club • American Red Cross Club Circle K International • Anthropology Club Root beer float • Davis Anime Club • Davis Print Club • CALPIRG Delta Epsilon Mu • Clinical Tepati Shaved ice and milk tea • Davis Scuba • Davis Historical Fencing • Davis Women in Business Japanese American Student • Davis Political Review Society • Economics and Business Student Association Matcha and fruit smoothies • Davis Roleplaying Activities and Gaming • Food Science Brewing Club Organizational Network (DRAGON) MGA Kapatid • Forensic Science Student Organization Sisig tacos and strawberry • Food Recovery Network • Gamers Gift infused water • Food Science Brewing Club • Masters Entry Program in Nursing Graduate Mustard Seed Ministry • Free Verse Student Association Korean marinated beef with • HOPE at Davis kimchi and rice • Mujeres Ayudando la Raza • Human Powered Vehicle Team Nu Alpha Kappa • Muslim Student Association • Knights Landing One Health Clinic Snow cones (raspados) • Peruvian Student Association • Linguistics Club Permias • Phi Delta Epsilon • McNair Scholar’s Alumni Network Chicken skewers, green salad, and milk soda • Quiz Bowl • National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) • RAVT New Hope • Naturopathic Medicine Club Sigma Lambda Gamma Tortas • Simple Craft • SimpleCraft • Student Fashion Association • Startup Hub Taiwanese Student Association • Undergraduate Psychology Association • Students for Sensible Drug Policy Bacon wrapped asparagus • Vietnamese Cancer Awareness Research and • Study Abroad Club and winter melon tea Education Society • Telemark Dance Troupe Thai American Student • UCD Women’s Rowing Club Association • Wildlife and Medicine Club Steam bun with pandan paste, • Wildlife and Aquatic Animal Medicine Club tuna sliders and thai tea

Theta Tau Food Booth sales are not conducted by the FUN FACT Bacon wrapped hotdogs with University of California, Davis. grilled onions and strawberry 29 percent of food Customers provide credit/debit card information at bought for the lemonade their own risk. dining commons is sustainably grown. The University does not guarantee the security of any credit/debit information collected in this transaction.

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PICNIC DAY 2017 CAMPUS MAP

Picnic Day Unitrans On Picnic Day, a $1 fare applies to everyone riding Unitrans bus lines, including UCD students. Senior and Disabled passes are the ONLY valid passes on Picnic Day. Buses run from 8:15AM-5:30PM. There is no set schedule for bus departures. Instead, each line will run a certain number of times per hour. The P/Q lines do not run on Picnic Day. Find your line below: 2x per hour: B, E, F, L, N, V 4x per hour: D, G, W, Z Further information and route maps can be found on Unitrans pamphlets or on the Unitrans website at www.unitrans.com

Picnic Day Parking Shuttle Picnic Day Parking Shuttles are free to ride. There are two shuttle routes for visitors of Picnic Day. Both shuttle routes will run continuously from 11:00AM-3:40PM. The first shuttle will run from the Memorial Union to the Silo in 20 minute loops. The second shuttle will run throughout South Campus in 25 minute loops through the animal centers and Mondavi Center.

Bathrooms Gender inclusive bathrooms provide a safe, private facility for transgender, genderqueer, and gender non-conforming people, families with children, and people with disabilities who may need assistance. Bathrooms are marked with red circles on the map and in the following buildings:

Activities & Recreation Center Meyer Hall ARC Pavilion Mondavi Center – Jackson Hall Alumni Center Robert Mondavi Institute Academic Surge Rock Hall Bainer Hall Roessler Hall Briggs Hall Science Lab Building Cole Facility Shields Library Earth and Physical Sciences Silo Hoagland Hall Storer Hall Kemper Hall Welcome Center

Legend Popular Events Parking Shuttle Aspire Fashion Show ...... 7 Shuttle Stops Battle of the Bands ...... 10 Parking Chemistry Show ...... 8 Parade Path Cow Milking ...... 13 Exhibit Locations Davis Dance Revolution . . . . . 10 Animal Event Locations Doxie Derby ...... 14 Bathrooms Frisbee Dog Contest ...... 14 Entertainment Goat Milking ...... 14 Student Organization Fair Plant Give Away ...... 6, 8 Children’s Discovery Fair & Olive Oil Tasting ...... 8 Lost Children Booth Winery Tours ...... 8 Picnic Day Headquarters Picnic Day Info Booths Hydration Station Food Options First Aid Tent PICNIC DAY 2017 Wildlife Detectives: Genetic Canine Companions for ANIMAL To read the Animal Events: They are ordered by time, then grouped by Investigations Unit Independence-Gold Rush Cole Facility A Champions Chapter location in alphabetical order. There 10:00AM-4:00PM Hutchison Field EVENTS is an index located on page 20 that Visit the students and staff from 10:00AM-4:00PM lists all of the Exhibits by name. 9:00AM the Genomic Variation Lab! Learn A nonprofit organization about how genetics is used to that provides highly trained American Brittany Rescue Decoding Animal Facial Expressions monitor and converse wildlife. assistance dogs for children Hutchison Field Discover the world of eDNA, try and adults with disabilities. It 9:00AM-2:30PM Cole Facility A 10:00AM-3:00PM your hand at solving a genetic supports the mission of Canine Meet some of our rescue dogs mystery, win prizes, and more! Companions by raising puppies, and the volunteers who work to Do animals grimace when they’re hurt, or grin when they’re caring for breeders, and rehome them. Learn about the Feline Rescue Showcase supporting local graduate teams. Brittanys and their versatility and happy? Come find out how we Giedt Hall 1006 Come by and say hi! meet a master agility champion! can use facial expressions to decode emotions from mice to 10:00AM-4:00PM Got Chickens? The Most chimps! Come enjoy cats and kittens CANTER California Popular Backyard Breeds from local feline rescue groups, Hutchison Field Meyer Hall Breezeway Guess the Weight of the Pig an Orphan Kitten Project demo, 10:00AM-4:00PM 9:30AM-4:00PM Cole Facility and a veterinary student guided CANTER California provides Learn more about owning 10:00AM-4:00PM introduction to feline medicine! retiring Thoroughbred a backyard flock from our Guess the Weight of the Pig racehorses with the opportunity poultry experts. We will also Contest-guess correctly and Gold Country Wildlife Rescue for new careers. Stop by today be presenting the top 5 most win a FREE ham! There will Giedt Hall 1001 to learn about our organization popular backyard chicken also be information about pork 10:00AM-3:30PM and horses currently available breeds. production. Learn about wildlife and how to for adoption, as well as volunteer live with them. Experience our and internship opportunities! 10:00AM Rodents in Research Wildlife Ambassadors up close Cole Facility A and personal! Dog Breed Showcase: American Fisheries Society 10:00AM-3:00PM Meeting the Best of the Live Display Come meet and play with these Northern California Breeds and the Best of the Academic Surge Building 1371 furry companions and learn Herpetological Society Mutts! 10:00AM-4:00PM about the role they play in the Geidt Hall 1002 Hutchison Field Come see what we caught this 10:00AM-4:00PM 10:00AM-2:00PM year! Visit our booth to learn laboratory and in keeping us healthy. Explore the world of reptiles The breeders will be showcasing more about native and invasive and amphibians! Learn how their breed and the shelter fish species in our Bay-Delta to get involved in this active event will be a “Doggy Dating” system. Live fish display and Sheep Shearing Cole Facility organization and meet some event showcasing dogs up other fun fishy-activities for the of our ambassador and foster for adoption. A new breed is kids. 10:00AM-3:00PM (shows every 30 minutes) animals. featured every hour so be sure to stop by! Animal Biotechnology Booth Come down and meet a family of sheep, watch a sheep shearing Bats and Agriculture Cole Facility A Hutchison Field Get to Know Sacramento 10:00AM-3:00PM demonstration, and learn more 10:00AM-4:00PM Wildlife Center! Learn about transgenic and about the sheep industry. Ever wonder how bats are Hutchison Field cloned animals and participate in hands on DNA extractions from UC Davis Animal Science beneficial to society? Come view 10:00AM-4:00PM fruits and vegetables! Meat Lab Display live species of native bats and Come get information on Cole Facility A learn about their importance to local wildlife and our new agriculture. Animal Science Beef 10:00AM-3:00PM rehabilitation facility opening Operations The students of the Meat Lab will soon in the Sacramento area. Cole Facility be answering questions about Bay Racers Flyball Meet the Board of Directors, 10:00AM-3:00PM the meat processing industry Demonstration learn about our mission, and sign Come learn about what’s and sharing with you some of the Hutchison Field up to volunteer! happening with the beef herds at new and exciting meat products 10:00AM-3:00PM UCD! they have been working on. Come watch two teams of four Golden Gate Basset Rescue Come stop and say hi! dogs each compete in a relay Hutchison Field Cow Milking race consisting of jumps and ball 10:00AM-4:00PM Cole Facility A Petting retrieval. You don’t want to miss Find out more about the Basset 10:00AM-3:00PM Cole Facility these exciting races! Hound breed and if adoption Ever wanted to learn how to is right for you. Come love properly milk a cow? Come on 10:00AM-3:00PM A great opportunity to pet farm on the bassets and meet our by and the UC Davis Animal volunteers! Science Dairy Crew will teach animals like calves, lambs, and you how! goats. Bring the whole family!

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Meet the Birds and PAWS: Pet Adoption and 11:00AM 1:00PM Volunteers of Mickaboo Wellness Services Companion Bird Rescue Hutchison Field Painted Horse Horse Breeding Hutchison Field 10:00AM-3:00PM Cole Facility C Demonstration 10:00AM-3:00PM PAWS: Pet Adoption and 11:00AM-2:00PM Horse Barn Arena Thinking about a pet parrot? Wellness Services, a local A live horse will be painted 1:00PM-2:00PM Have questions about your pet nonprofit, helps families and with chalk to illustrate the Learn about the science birds? Come see us! homeless pets get connected different major muscle groups and research behind equine through networking. We also as a live demonstration of breeding. Come watch our Meet the Birds of Palomacy educate and inform people on anatomy. Fantastic educational horse breeding demonstration Pigeon & Dove Adoptions responsible pet ownership, so opportunity! including collection and artificial Hutchison Field visit us and learn something insemination! 10:00AM-4:00PM new! Frisbee Dog Contest Did you know shelters and Hutchison Field Doxie Derby rescues are full of pigeons who Rotts of Friends Animal 11:00AM-12:30PM, ARC Pavilion need adopting? Did you also Rescue 1:00PM-2:00PM 1:00PM-3:00PM know they make amazing pets?! Hutchison Field Come watch our talented canine The UC Davis School of Please come meet rescued, 10:00AM-1:30PM high-fliers as they compete for Veterinary Medicine is proud to adoptable pigeons and doves Come meet our adoptable dogs prizes and show off their skills at host the Doxie Derby! Watch little and learn the truth about these and cats! Experience training this exciting competition! dachshunds run their hearts out smart, gentle, and loyal birds. demos and learn more about our to win first prize! organization and volunteering Chick Hatching and Handling Newfoundland Club of opportunities. Meyer Hall 1330 & 1334 Northern California 11:00AM-2:30PM 2:00PM Hutchison Field Yolo County Animal Shelter Do you want to know what it 10:00AM-4:00PM Hutchison Field feels like to hold a baby chick? Draft Horse Meet & Greet Information booth about the 10:00AM-4:00PM Come to one of our rooms to pet Horse Barn Newfoundland breed and We provide temporary housing, or hold a baby chick or to view 2:00PM-3:00PM its health issues, breeder care, and support for homeless chicks being incubated. Come meet one of the lovely infromation, and training. Stop animals in the Yolo County area. Percheron horses in the Draft by to pet and relax with these Stop by our booth and meet all Police K-9 Demonstration Horse and Driving Club at gentle giants. our lovely animals! Russell Field UC Davis! Learn about the 11:00AM-12:00PM care of draft horses as well as NorCal Sheltie Rescue UCD Bodega Marine UC Davis Police K-9 Charlie and harnessing, hitching, and driving. Hutchison Field Laboratory regional area K-9 Teams will be 10:00AM-2:00PM Memorial Union Tables 14 & 15 demonstrating obedience, agility, Our mission is to rescue, 10:00AM-4:00PM and search/apprehension. Come 3:00PM rehabilitate and re-home Interested in ? check us out! homeless Shelties throughout Then come check our booth UC Davis Horse Polo Team Northern California. Meet and explore our all day event Demonstration our volunteers and their well with microscopes, course and 12:00PM Horse Barn Arena behaved, healthy Shelties to see laboratory information, and more! 3:00PM-4:00PM the impact rescuing can have! Goat Milking Come by and watch our Laying Hens Cole Facility A demonstration match while Northern California Meyer Hall 12:00PM-3:00PM learning more about why we’re Weimaraner Rescue Public 10:00AM-3:00PM Come learn to milk a goat with passionate about polo! Relations Booth Come join us as we display 5-10 the UC Davis Animal Science Hutchison Field laying hen breeds! Goat Facility! 10:00AM-4:00PM Visit our booth to learn more UCD School of Veterinary Disc Dogs of the Golden Gate about and meet the versatile Medicine Shelter Medicine Halftime Show “gray ghost”, and the passionate Club Hutchison Field FUN FACT humans who love them. Talk VMTH Courtyard 12:30PM-12:50PM with our breed ambassadors and 10:00AM-4:00PM Come see the high flying Disc A sheep in the Animal Events area play with some adoptable dogs Come meet some adoptable Dogs of the Golden Gate ran away in 2001. on-site. animals from local animal perform a halftime show during shelters and play a trivia game to the Frisbee Dog Contest on win prizes! Hutchinson Field! If you don’t Our biodigester, invented here, has believe that dogs can fly, you will a daily capacity to turn 50 tons of after this show! waste into energy for the campus.

14 PICNIC DAY 2017 CHILDREN’S DISCOVERY FAIR

CRUESS HALL LAWN = Zero Waste 10:00AM-4:00PM

ENTERTAINMENT BOOTHS/ACTIVITIES CRAFTS

Xochitl Discover Sprout Up Beary Fun Craft Potato Stamp Station 11:20AM-12:05PM 10:00AM-2:00PM Bears have two layers of fur. Come use a potato to make Pop and Jazz Plant a seed to Sprout Up in your Stop by and make your own bear artwork to take home! garden at home! out of recycled paper! Poprocks Roller Bear 12:15PM-12:45PM Language Learning Lab Can You Speak Whale? Although their fur appears white, The City of Davis’s own dance 10:00AM-3:00PM Blue whales are the largest polar bears actually have black company Come participate in crafts and animals on the planet. Make your skin underneath. Come make face painting and learn about the own with a cup to take home! your own polar bear made of Andrew Castro Language Learning Lab at the recycled material! 12:55PM-1:25PM Center for Mind and Brain! Duuude, Sea Turtles Acoustic alternative/soft pop Sea turtles are older than Tremendous Tigers Traditional Taiwanese Kid Toys dinosaurs! Come make your own Although most cats don’t like Bakuhatsu Taiko Dan 10:00AM-3:00PM sea turtle to take home! water, tigers are very good 1:35PM-1:50PM What toys did kids play before swimmers. Come make your own Traditional Japanese drum video games and smart phones Eggnomical Bird Feeders tiger with orange painted cups! were invented? Come and Make your own bird feeder out The Lounge Lizards experience yourself. of recycled egg cartons to put in 2:25PM-2:40PM your backyard! A cappella Bright Horizons 10:00AM-4:00PM Eggspressive Penguins Davis Chamber Choir Information about our on All 17 species of penguins live 2:50PM-3:20PM campus childcare programs. only in the southern hemisphere. Come enjoy a performance by Make your own here in northern this small, student-run, mixed NASA JPL-Caltech California! vocal ensemble! 10:00AM-4:00PM This exhibit will engage children Eggstatic Spring Chicks SoNoRae in various space exploration Celebrate the springtime by 3:30PM-4:00PM activities that mirror current JPL making your own colorful spring Come and see an up-beat missions. Visitors will be able to chicks! performance of K-pop songs! drive Mars rover models across a Martian landscape, launch I Goat It small air-powered stomp rockets, Make your own goat puppet to and learn about JPL exploration take home! missions. FUN FACT Owl for You Siege the Castle! There are more than 200 In 1935, eight students 10:00AM-4:00PM rode on horses from Davis different species of owls in the to Sacramento to invite the Calling all knights! Design and world. Come make your own Governor to Picnic Day. color your own shield, then use watercolor owl! a catapult to defeat the dragon and storm the castle!

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QUAD ARC ROCK HALL LAWN VANDERHOEF QUAD

Chronic Vitality The Liquid Hotplates Cleftomaniacs Lorena Andrea and The Saints 11:00AM-11:45AM 11:00AM-11:15AM 11:00AM-11:15AM 12:30PM-1:20PM Rock A Cappella A Cappella Pop

Unbound Progression Dance Samantha Sipin The Five Thirty Alec Lytle & Them Rounders Company 11:20AM-11:50AM 11:25AM-12:10PM 1:40PM-2:30PM 11:55AM-12:10PM Pop/Blues Rock/Blues/Funk Folk/Americana Jazz Dance Manasa VASAS The Lounge Lizards 12:00PM-12:15PM 12:20PM-12:50PM 12:20PM-12:35PM American Tribal-Style Belly Rock/Pop A cappella Dance DonGato Latin Band Jazz Society @ UC Davis Katgrüvs 1:00PM-1:50PM 12:45PM-1:30PM 12:20PM-12:50PM Latin Jazz Solo Acoustic Guitar Artist Hannah Jane Kile AfroVibes The Heifer Belles 2:00PM-2:45PM 1:40PM-1:55PM 1:00PM-1:30PM Americana African Americana The Afterglow The Spokes According to Bazooka 2:55PM-3:10PM 2:05PM-2:20PM 1:35PM-2:20PM A Cappella A Cappella Americana Pop/Folk Pop Tempura CryWolffs Violin Keni 3:20PM-4:05PM 2:30PM-3:00PM 2:25PM-3:10PM Indie Folk/Alternative Hip-hop, RnB, Pop, Dance, Violin Acoustic Alternative Performance The Polyorchids Sol Peligro 4:15PM-5:00PM SynRG 3:15PM-4:00PM Indie Folk/Punk Rock 3:10PM-3:55PM Latin/Reggae/Rock World Dance

Kindred Spirits 4:05PM-4:50PM Folk Rock and Blues

FUN FACT

Our biodigester, invented here, has a daily capacity to turn 50 tons of waste into energy for the campus.

16 PICNIC DAY 2017 * Tentative; food truck assignments and FOOD OPTIONS locations may change. SHOW TIMES OF THE DAY

Water Polo Alumni Games @ Hickey Pool 8:00AM-9:00AM Women’s Alumni Game Retail Food Trucks 9:00AM-10:00AM Men’s Alumni Game

Between Hutchinson Field & Pavilion Welcome Future Aggies @ Welcome Center Silo 10:00AM-3:00PM Presentations beginning 9:00AM, given every 30 mins, with the last presentation beginning at 2:30PM

Starbucks Bacon Mania Chemistry Show @ Rock Hall 8:00AM-6:00PM Ticket distribution will start at the following times: Cowtown Creamery 9:00AM for the two morning shows 11:45AM for the two afternoon shows. Tickets are free and can be obtained from the ticket booth located in front of Rock Hall Carls Jr. & Taco Bell on a first-come, first-served basis. Smokin Wild Doors will open approximately 30 mins prior to each show, and will close 5 mins 11:00AM-5:00PM before showtime. Wandering Boba 10:00AM-10:45AM, 11:30AM-12:15PM, 1:00PM-1:45PM, and 2:30PM-3:15PM Grab & Go; La Crepe Jazz @ UC Davis @ Ann E. Pitzer Center, Recital Hall 10:00AM-6:00PM 10:00AM-11:00AM Silo Parking Lot Halal Cart @ Silo Courtyard 11:00AM-5:00PM Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital Tour @ Veterinary Medical Teaching 10:00AM-6:00PM Hospital 10:00AM-2:00PM, last one hour and start every 30mins. Shah’s Indian BioBrew @ Science Lab Building Winery Tours @ Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science 8:00AM-4:00PM Shah’s Halal Tours will be 15 people per group and will last approximately 15-20 mins. Tours will begin from 10:00AM and end at 4:00PM.

Star Ginger Rock Band University Rocks Out! @ Mondavi Center-Corin Courtyard Starbucks @ the ARC Band University showcase featuring three premier Davis youth rock bands! 8:00AM-6:00PM 30mins shows beginning at 10:30AM, 11:00AM, and 11:30AM West Quad Avenue Aspire Fashion Show @ ARC Ballroom AB C-Stores 10:00AM-3:00PM 11:00AM and 1:00PM Trudy’s, The Junction & Doors open 30 mins before the show for seating, and shows are 1.5 hrs long Gameday Grill Crossroads How Much Pesticide Residue is On Your Fruits & Vegetables? @ Meyer Hall 1131 10:00AM-8:00PM Hefty Gyro 11:00AM and 12:30PM UC Davis Fire Department’s Open House! @ UCD Fire Station 34 Scrubs Cafe @ Adjacent to Helicopter landing around 11:00AM the Vet Med campus East Quad Avenue Weather Balloon Launch @ Hoagland Hall Front Entrance near bike circle 10:00AM-3:00PM 10:00AM-3:00PM 11:00AM, 1:00PM, and 3:00PM Drewski’s Wildflowers Under the Microscope @Science Laboratory Building Lobby Segundo, Tercero & Cuarto 11:00AM-3:00PM Dining Commons Green Papaya Biomedical House of Horrors @ Kemper Hall 1127 9:30AM-2:00PM Ticket Distribution: 10:30AM at 1127 Kemper 5:00PM-7:00PM Session 1: 11:30AM-12:10PM, Session 2: 12:10PM-12:30PM Session 3: 1:20PM-2:00PM, Session 4: 2:00PM-2:40PM Parking lot 6, West Village Market in front of the Art Annex “The 39 Steps” Buskers @ Steps of Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts 8:00AM-10:00PM 10:00AM-6:00PM 11:40AM-12:00PM UC Davis Symphony Orchestra @ Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts, Buckhorn Grill Jackson Hall 12:00PM-1:00PM Visit page 10 for Student Smokin Hot Pizza Organization Fair food booths. Cooperage Demo @ Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science Courtyard 12:00PM-2:00PM Chando’s Tacos Parking lot behind Asmundson The Amazing Atmosphere Show @ Hoagland Hall 113 12:00PM-12:30PM, 2:00PM-2:30PM, and 4:00PM-4:30PM FUN FACT 10:00AM-3:00PM The Climate Forum @ Hoagland Hall 113 1:00PM-1:45PM This year the City Kado’s Grill of Davis celebrates Physics Public Lectures @ Roessler Hall 55 their centennial. Cole Facility 30 mins lectures beginning 2:00PM with the last lecture beginning at 3:30PM 10:00AM-3:00PM Tour of Crocker Proton Accelerator @ John A. Jungerman Hall (formerly Crocker Nuclear Lab) On the Fry 15 mins tours starting at 4:00PM, 4:15PM, 4:30PM and 4:45PM Mondavi courtyard in front of the Davis Dance Revolution @ Pavilion small theater Doors open at 6:30PM and the show begins at 7:30PM 17 10:00AM-3:00PM PICNIC DAY 2017 DONORS, FRIENDS, SPONSORS

Friends of Picnic Day Endowment

In May 2011, Tom and Meg Stallard, both former Picnic Day board members, were honored to receive the UC Davis Foundation’s Charles Soderquist Award, which is given in recognition of volunteer leadership and support of philanthropy at UC Davis. The Soderquist Award comes with a $5,000 prize, which recipients designate to the university program of their choosing. Tom and Meg chose to use the prize to establish the Friends of Picnic Day Endowment. “We have established the Friends of Picnic Day Endowment with the hope that it will help refocus the event on its original purpose – to provide a day of fun that unites campus and community and showcases the many contributions that UC Davis is making in the region, across the country, and around the world,” the Stallards said.

Throughout the past year, a number of others have made additional gifts to the Friends of the Picnic Day Endowment. Most notably, the endowment recently received a $38,000 gift from the Victor Chu Estate. Coming back to campus for Picnic Day with his family was an annual tradition that Dr. Chu, a double alumnus, loved.

If you are interested in making a gift to the Friends of the Picnic Day Endowment or making a donation to Picnic Day you can do this online. Your support will join in the tradition that has been vital to Picnic Day continuing to be the cherished event that it is.

To donate, visit: http://picnicday.ucdavis.edu/give-to-picnic-day or through Give Day at: https://give.ucdavis.edu/Donate/YourGift/322715

Support a Timeless Aggie Tradition 2016-2017 Donor Recognition

Since its inception in 1909, Picnic Day has become the crown-jewel Janice & Larry Corbett event of the UC system and the signature event of UC Davis. Jane & John Eadie Believed to be the largest student-lead event in the nation, Picnic In honor of Annette Nguyen Day showcases the richness of diversity and achievement at UC Robert Ono & Betty Masuoka FUN FACT Davis and the Paul Cody surrounding community in the areas of In honor of Jacquelyn Kong The first Unitrans research, teaching, service, and campus life. Lyndon Huling buses were vintage The Honorable Tom & Meg Stallard London double Gifts to Picnic Day provide needed financial support to continue this deckers. tradition signature event of UC Davis, showcasing the rich diversity of programs and achievement in research, teaching, service and campus life.

SPECIAL THANKS FROM THE BOARD

Departments

Aggie Feed, Aggie Hosts, Aggie Studios, Alpha Phi Omega-Iota Phi Chapter, AMR Yolo County, ASUCD, Cal Aggie Alumni Association, Burgers and Brew, Campus Recreation and Unions, Center for Student Involvement, Ceremonies & Special Events, City of Davis, Coldwell Banker Real Estate, Creative Media, Conference & Event Services, Davis Alcohol and Other Drug Advisory Group, Davis Chamber of Commerce, Davis Downtown Business Association, Davis Enterprise, Davis Police Department, Division of Student Affairs, Draft Horse and Driving Club, Environmental Health & Safety, Facilities Management, Government & Community Relations, IET— Academic Technology Services, Na Keiki O’ Hawaii, Office of Chancellor and Provost, Office of Sorority & Fraternity Life, Parcel Dispatch PDQ, Strategic Communications, Student Affairs Marketing & Communications, Student Health and Counseling Services, Repro Graphics, , Transportation Services, UC Davis Dining Services, UC Davis Fire, UC Davis Police, UC Davis Stores, Unitrans, and University Development.

People

Adam Napolitan, Adela De La Torre, Adilla Jamaludin, Alex Park, Allen Doyle, Amy Whitcomb, Angela Oates, Ann Pierson, Annette Nguyen, Anthony Palmiere, Ben McNulty, Bill Kuhlman, Bill Beerman, Bob Bowen, Carol Swafford, Carey Avery, Charlie, Clarisa Lovato, Clement Stokes, Daniel Nagey, Dave Hennigan, Doug Gisi, Ed Andrade, Edo Kurtovic, Elizabeth Cote, Elizabeth Paul, Emil Tehrani, Emily Prieto, Eric Kvigne, Felipe Becerra, Gaby Renteria, Glenn Glasgow, Grace Scott, Greg Ortiz, Jaime Allen, Janice Corbett, Janna Tolla, Jennifer Thayer, Josh Dalavai, Joyce Tuttle, Jocelyn Anderson, Jason Lorgan, Jennifer Garcia, Jill Parker, Jim Patterson, John Zertuche, Julia Ann Easley, Justin Ling, Justin Lok, Karen Nikkos-Rose, Kathy Wilton, Karla Fung, Kelly Stachowicz, Kevin Lynch, Kristin Dees, Kraig Brady, Lyndon Huling, Mabel Salon, Max Tipp, Mike Cardenas, Milton Lang, Michael Eberhard, Michael Rogai, Molly Bechtel, Monica Wilson, Nefreteri Cooley-Broughton, Paul Doroshov, Paul Cody, Paul Takushi, Paula Nichols, Raeann Davis, Rebecca Miller, Ricardo Martinez, Richard Ronquillo, Rich Engel, Rocci Twitchell, Samantha Alcantara, Sandy Morgan, Sallie Poggi, Sarah Brodberg, Sheri Atkinson, Sylvia Mireles, Stacey Winton, Stacy Miller, Stewart Savage, Thomas Whitcher, Tom & Meg Stallard, Ton Phan, Tracy Roman, Tyson Mantor, Valerie Lamarre Laurent, Wendi Strange, and Whitney Smith. All of the individuals who signed the Picnic Day Pledge. All of the many other campus departments, volunteers, friends, parents, and families that helped make Picnic Day 2017 a success!

18 PICNIC DAY 2017 PICNIC DAY PLEDGE

In a manner reflective of Aggie Pride, I pledge to:

• Conduct myself responsibly at Picnic Day 2017. • Respect other students, faculty, staff, community members, and guests to ensure a positive Picnic Day experience. • Make safe and healthy decisions. • Step up and speak out in any situation that could potentially cause harm to another person or myself. • Support and encourage others to take responsibility for preserving Picnic Day for future generations of Davis students and the community.

Link to sign the Picnic Day Pledge: https://picnicday.ucdavis.edu/pledge/ PICNIC DAY COVENANT

Thank you to the Davis businesses who have supported Picnic Day by signing the Covenant. It is with their support that we can have a more safe and family friendly event. Check our website for the list of businesses at https://picnicday.ucdavis.edu/business-covenant/ ZERO WASTE CAMPAIGN

The Quad and the Silo are part of the Zero Waste campaign on Picnic Day, where the goal is to recycle and compost as much waste as possible. Recycle your soda can or water bottle and compost your food scraps at one of our zero waste stations at the Quad and Silo! * All zero waste events are identified with the icon above. SMOKE AND TOBACCO FREE

UC Davis is a 100% smoke and tobacco free campus. Learn more at: https://breathefree.ucdavis.edu HAVE A SAFE AND FUN PICNIC DAY

Effective Friday, April 21 at 6:00PM to Sunday, April 23 at 6:00AM.

Safety Enhancement Zone will be in effect. (see outlined area on map)

$400-$480 per violation in the downtown Davis area, along Covell between Highway 113 and the railroad tracks and between 1st St. and 8th St.

Citable violations include: • General noise ($403) • Urinating in public ($403) • Open containers of alcohol in public and in marked complexes ($321) • Smoking violations ($485) • Noise Citation: $239 minimum anywhere in Davis • No Alcohol is permitted on campus

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Feline Rescue Showcase -13 Photo Opportunity with Veggies -6 Fire Department’s Open House! -8 Physics is Fun! -8 INDEX Flight Simulator and Aerospace Displays -7 Physics Public Lectures -9 Food Booths -10 Pie the PreMed -8 A Free Water Analysis for Metals by ICPMS -6 Plant Breeding Center -8 According to Bazooka -16 Frisbee Dog Contest -14 Plant Give Away -6 Adventures in Math and Stats -6 Plant in a Bottle -6 Afterglow -16 Plant Pathology Picnic Day Display and Plant Give-a-way -8 AfroVibes -16 G Game Development Arcade Extravaganza -8 Police K-9 Demonstration -14 AIChE Kids Craft -7 Get to Know Sacramento Wildlife Center! -13 Pollination Day with the Honey & Pollination Center -8 Amazing Atmosphere Exhibit -7 Goat Milking -14 Polyorchids -16 American Brittany Rescue -13 Gold Country Wildlife Rescue -13 Popcorn Popping -6 American Fisheries Society Live Fish Display -13 Golden Gate Basset Rescue -13 Poprocks -15 Andrew Castro -15 Got Chickens? The Most Popular Backyard Breeds -13 Animal Biotechnology Booth -13 Grapevine Giveaway -8 Animal Science Beef Operations -13 R Grapevine Pruning Demo by Dr. Walker -8 Remote Sensing Photo Booth and Drone Display -6 Animal Science Meat Lab Display -13 Groundwater “Ant-Farm” Model -6 Rodents in Research -13 Anthropalooza! -7 Guess the Weight of the Pig -13 Rotts of Friends Animal Rescue -14 Aspire Fashion Show -7 Rube Goldberg -8 Authentic Aggie Picnic Zone -7 Authentic Aggie Traditions Experience-7 H Authentic Aggie Zone- PetersenDean UC Davis Alumni Hannah Jane Kile -16 S and Friends Photo -9 Harry Potter and the “Try”-Physics Tournament -8 Samantha Sipin -16 Agricultural Greek Life Opportunities -6 Heifer Belles -16 Scavenger hunt -2 Honey Tasting -6 School of Veterinary Medicine Shelter Medicine Club -14 Horse Breeding Demonstration -14 Seed Art -6 B Horse Polo Team Demonstration -14 Seed Biotech Display -6 Bakuhatsu Taiko Dan -15 How Much Pesticide Residue is On Your Fruits & Vegetables? -9 Sexual Violence Awareness and Education Campaign Resources -8 Bats and Agriculture -13 Shake it Off: Earthquake Engineering -7 Battle of the Bands -9 Sheep Shearing -13 Bay Racers Flyball Demonstration -13 I Sigma Lambda Gamma -17 Bigger, Better, Buglier: Impressive Science at the Bohart -7 Insect Face Painting -6 SimpleCraft -10 Biomedical House of Horrors -9 Insect Scavenger Hunt -6 Siege the Castle -15 Biotechnology Experiments: DNA Extractions and Cheese Interactive Electronic Exhibits! -8 Social Insects, Insect Forestry, Medical Entomology, & More -6 Making! -6 Integrated Pest Management (IPM) -6 Sociology and the World! -9 Bon Voyage! Experience the World with Global Affairs -9 Soils: Can you dig it? -6 Bodega Marine Laboratory -14 J Sol Peligro -16 Breakfast Around the World -6 Japanese American Student Society -17 SoNoRae -15 Bug Doctor -6 Jazz @ UC Davis -7 Sprout Up -15 Jazz Society @ UC Davis -16 Spokes -16 JMIE Science Education & Outreach Program -8 C Steam Table -6 C.N. Gorman Museum presents Great Basin Women Student Health and Counseling Services: Mind Spa Table -8 Painters -7 K Student Organization Fair Fundraising and Information Tables -10 CANTER California -13 Katgrüvs -16 Sturgeon Exhibit -7 Climate Forum -9 Keni -16 Symphony Orchestra -9 Chemistry Show -8 Kindred Spirits -16 Chicanos in Health Education -17 T Chick Hatching and Handling -14 L Taiwanese Student Association -17 Children’s Discovery Fair -15 Lake Tahoe Environmental Research -7 Telemark Dance Troupe -10 Chronic Vitality -16 Language Learning Lab -15 Tempura -16 Cleftomaniacs -16 Laying Hens -14 Thai American Student Association -17 Clinical Tepati -10 Little Swimmers & Fly Tying -6 “The 39 Steps” Buskers -9 Cockroach Races -7 Liquid Hotplates -16 Theta Tau -17 Cool Science of Ice Cream -8 Lounge Lizards-16 Tie Dye -7 Cooperage Demo -9 Tomato Timeline -7 Cow Milking -13 M Tour of Crocker Proton Accelerator -9 Craft Center Open House -9 Maggot Art -6 Tour the Biological Orchard and Gardens -7 CryWolffs Violin -16 Manasa -16 Traditional Taiwanese Kid Toys -15 Manetti Shrem Museum -9 D Master Gardeners -6 U Dakota Access Pipeline in Context -9 Materials Magic Show -9 Unbound Progression Dance Company -16 Davis 1917-2017: Celebrating 100 Years of Community -9 Meet the Birds and Volunteers of Mickaboo Companion Bird Davis Chamber Choir -15 Rescue -14 V Davis Dance Revolution -9 Meet the Birds of Palomacy Pigeon & Dove Adoptions -14 VASAS -16 Decoding Animal Facial Expressions -13 MGA Kapatid -17 Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital Tour -7 Delta Epsilon Mu -17 Microbiology Exhibit -9 Vietnamese Cancer Awareness Research and Education Society -10 DEVO Merchandise and Information -8 View the Earth from above -7 Disc Dogs of the Golden Gate Halftime Show -14 N DNA and Bioluminescence -7 NASA JPL-Caltech -15 W Dog Breed Showcase -13 Newfoundland Club of Northern California -14 Water Polo Alumni Games -6 DonGato Latin Band -16 NorCal Sheltie Rescue -14 Weather Balloon Launch -9 Doxie Derby - 14 Northern California Herpetological Society -13 Weed Doctor -7 Dr. Death -6 Northern California Weimaraner Rescue Public Relations Booth -14 Welcome Future Aggies! -7 Draft Horse Meet & Greet -14 Nu Alpha Kappa -17 Welcome to the EcoHub! -9 Wild Adventures -6 E O Wildflowers Under the Microscope -9 Earth and Planetary Sciences! -7 Olive Center Olive Oil Tasting -8 Wildlife Detectives: Genetic Investigations Unit -13 Engineering Student Design Center Open House -9 Winery Tours -8 Engineers Solving Biological System Problems -7 P Environmental Toxicology and Public Health -8 Parade -5 X Xochitl -15 Explore the Tree of Life -7 Painted Horse -14 F PAWS: Pet Adoption and Wellness Services -14 Permias -17 Y Yolo County Animal Shelter -14 Peruvian Student Association -10 Face Painting by The Wildlife Society -9 Young Cattlemen’s Association -7 Fantastic Food Webs and Ecology Field Work Fun -7 Petting Zoo -13

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