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Aggie Propulsion & Rocketry Lab (APRL) is a student-run bi-propellant liquid-fueled rocketry team. We are working towards building UC Davis's first-ever liquid rocket. Our project will enable students at Davis to design, build, test, and launch rockets for years to come.

Our mission is three-fold. Make rocketry accessible to all students regardless of background or experience. Create a community of like-minded individuals sharing their passion for space and rocketry. Push the boundaries of undergraduate rocketry and propulsion.

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If you are interested in joining, DO NOT Request a membership through Aggielife. Instead, please join our discord at the link: https://discord.gg/XUwRK2VzpZ
We do all of our messaging and announcements through here .

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Alpha Phi at UC Davis boasts a group of incredibly talented and ambitious women who are not only members, but leaders in various areas of campus and community life. From ASUCD to Relay for Life to Care to Cure to Student Fashion Association, as well as athletics, academic organizations, studying abroad, and of course social events, our diverse sisters can be seen all over town and the world! The powerful bond Alpha Phis share is hard to describe, but evident in the support and care our sisters show for each other. We sought out friendship, and found sisterhood. We are a united house, brought together by not only our similarities but also our differences. Our friendships lasts a lifetime! Alpha Phis are a part of a rich legacy, dating back to 1872 when the first chapter was founded at Syracuse University. Now, it is one of the oldest and largest women's fraternities in North America. We are proud to be Alpha Phi, and invite you to find out what we're all about at formal recruitment in the Fall. We can't wait to meet you! ? The only way to describe it: "Sisterhood is many things. It's a warm smile on a cold and rainy day, a friendly hug, a cheerful hello... It's all that a good and lasting friendship is, only better. It's treasured. It's sacred. It's knowing that there will always be someone there for you. It's dreams shared, and goals achieved. It's counting on others and being counted on. It is real."

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We will provide mentorship to students in their first year in Animal Science, Animal Science and Management, Agricultural and Environmental Education, and Wildlife, Fish, Conversation, and Biology (including freshmen, transfers, students who change majors, students with an interest in animal science, etc.) by pairing students with upperclassmen in the latter years of their major to provide a mentor that offers guidance on classes, campus help, and more. We will aim to pair students with peers who share the same major, minor, minor interest, career goals, or other similar interests. At the very least, we hope that this club will give students an easy route to meeting fellow peers within their major and forming a greater sense of community within the Animal Science Department.

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Clínica Tepati operates under a three-part mission of healthcare, education, and advocacy. We provide essential healthcare services and health education to the underserved Latinx community. This inclusive environment fosters educational exchange between UC Davis undergraduates, UC Davis medical students, CNU medical students, UOP pharmacy students, and local healthcare professionals. Through first-hand clinical experiences, each student continues to grow into a conscientious and compassionate healthcare leader.
Additionally, Clínica Tepati connects both patients and students with positive role models and mentors within healthcare. Finally, Clínica Tepati volunteers go beyond providing the standard of care by advocating for recent immigrant patients, serving as both linguistic and cultural interpreters.

Clínica Tepati seeks to provide essential healthcare services to the underserved communities of Sacramento and its surrounding areas, including but not limited to health screening, health education, primary care, and patient advocacy. These services are delivered in an atmosphere appropriate for the needs of the patients in a multilingual/multicultural setting. Clínica Tepati strives to continue advocating for the necessary fundamental changes within our current healthcare system in order to provide equitable care for all.

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CodeLab is a software and design agency at UC Davis, working on impactful software projects with industry clients. Our organization is the first of its kind at UC Davis, with our 3 core principals being Community, Education, and Professional Development.

The mission statement here at CodeLab is to provide students with experience working on large-scale projects similar to that in the tech industry. Our members learn important technical and soft skills necessary in industry, while being a part of a community for the substantial impact through the work we do.

There are three teams at CodeLab: Industry, which works with real clients on an industry-level project; Spark, which works on a variety of smaller-scale projects for nonprofits and for internal use at UC Davis; Upkeep, which works to maintain, improve, and implement new features in existing projects worked on by CodeLab. Although we work with real tech companies and nonprofit organizations to provide an impactful and true-to-life experience, CodeLab never charges fees to work with outside organizations and is all done for free, only asking for guidance and mentorship from these organizations.

We have teams of project managers, designers, and software developers who work together to complete projects during our fall and winter terms. Our goal is for students to have an experience at CodeLab where they are able to build both community and technical skills throughout the term to supplement their experience at UC Davis.

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The mission of the Construction Management (CM) club is to expose engineering students to the principles of Construction Management and assist them in furthering their careers. Unlike the designing aspect that most engineering students are used to, construction management involves scheduling, risk assessment, quality control, and cost estimation of projects. Our goal is to have students showcase the skills mentioned above in the Associate School of Construction (ASC) competitions, which occur annually in the first week of February.

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Lions meet the needs of local communities and the world. Our 1.4 million members - who perform community service in 206 countries and geographic areas - are different in many ways, but share a core belief: community is what we make it. When you join Lions, you are connecting with a worldwide network of volunteers who want to make the world a better place. The Davis Aggie Lions Club is one of the first campus Lions Clubs in California and we are here to continue this tradition of service and we invite everyone to join us!

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Davis Bhangra Crew is the first Bhangra team at UC Davis that was established in Fall 2013. Our team is a talented family of students, non-students, dancers and key members of different religions and backgrounds but with the same passion for Bhangra. Davis Bhangra Crew has successfully transformed the dance community at Davis by adding to it the Punjabi culture, power, grace, and happiness that makes Bhangra one of the most enjoyable and exciting dances worldwide. Having commenced from humble beginnings, we have practiced hard with diligence and perseverance and have now paved our way to the competitive platform. We hope to spread our culture and smiles through this meaningful, athletic, and unique dance form of Bhangra to as many audiences as possible.

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Davis Design Interactive is UC Davis’s first human-centered design organization. Our organization was founded out of a growing need to provide human-centered design and user experience opportunities to students exploring the field. Our goal is to provide and promote design education on campus in the form of hands-on projects, student-led workshops, industry panels, and more. We believe that inclusive, intersectional, and interactive design are the cornerstones of good design, and our organization embodies these core values.

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First and foremost, DPLS aims to provide and create resources to help our members fulfill their pre-law goals. More importantly, it is an opportunity for you to meet other like-minded students and make new friends in a new environment.

DPLS was created in the winter of 2019 by six ambitious and motivated students. Since then it has grown into a solid community; now, we have over 150 members. As a club, DPLS hosts bi-weekly general meetings which seek to help prepare members for the law school application process, taking the LSAT, building professional and personal connections, and more. In addition to general meetings, we also host professional development events, which bring in speakers from different stages of their legal career and of the legal field. Professional development workshops also strive to help members improve and prepare for their future law school applications. DPLS also hosts social events, which are a casual way for members to get to know one another and make new friends. Lastly, DPLS plans to host a yearly pre-law conference (starting in 2021), which will bring in several speakers to speak on their legal careers and give advice to all who attend. This is aimed for all pre-law students, not just for club members. It is also an excellent way for pre-law students to learn about the legal field, law school, and to build professional connections.

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THE PURPOSE OF DELTA DELTA DELTA shall be to establish a perpetual bond of friendship among its members, to develop a stronger and more womanly character, to broaden the moral and intellectual life, and to assist its members in every possible way.
Delta Delta Delta is a Panhellenic sorority on the UC Davis campus. Founded at Boston University in 1888, we were also the first sorority at UC Davis. Many of our members are very involved on campus through ASUCD student government, athletics, community service, and more. Our national philanthropy is children's cancer charities, specifically St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and the Make-A-Wish Foundation. THE PURPOSE OF DELTA DELTA DELTA shall be to establish a perpetual bond of friendship among its members, to develop a stronger and more womanly character, to broaden the moral and intellectual life, and to assist its members in every possible way.

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The Educational Opportunity Program is committed to serving the student body at UC Davis by helping first-generation, low-income students strengthen their academic skills to meet the demands of a research university.
Greetings from the Educational Opportunity Program (EOP)! We are delighted to have you as part of the EOP family. As a UC Davis student, you have the opportunity to study and thrive in an exciting and rich learning environment at one of the top public universities in the country. EOP is here to help you succeed on your journey. Our goal is to create a supportive community in which you can get advice, seek guidance and develop a network of friends and supporters during your undergraduate experience. We are committed to cultivating an inclusive community for first generation students at UC Davis.

EOP staff and Peer Advising Counselors are dedicated to your success and growth. During your time at UC Davis, you may encounter challenges, but you will be surrounded by caring peers and professionals ready to treat you like family and provide the tools you need to be successful. I encourage you to utilize campus resources and take advantage of the enrichment opportunities available to you. Whether through classes, community building events, success coaching or other co-curricular supports, we are here to make your experience meaningful and the best it can be.

Please stop by the EOP Cottage to meet the staff and engage with the community! Best wishes for a successful and enjoyable quarter.

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El Club de Español Medico (El Club) seeks to enhance and generate interest in the importance of the Spanish language in the healthcare setting. Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world and the primary/native language for 11 million Californians. Many patients we will serve as future physicians in California use Spanish as the primary language to communicate. UCD seeks to train physicians that will serve our diverse communities, and in CA, the Spanish speaking Latino community is one of the biggest. El Club wants to welcome anyone interested in learning more about Latino culture, the Spanish language, and its people. Generating interest in medical Spanish is one of the first steps in trying to breach the disparities that exist when serving the latino community.

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The Beta chapter of the Empowered Arab Sisterhood-Epsilon Alpha Sigma, the first Arab sorority at UC Davis. The purpose of this sorority shall be to unite it's members in a sisterhood based upon the bonds of sincere and lasting friendship, to stimulate one another in the pursuit of knowledge and success, to promote the moral and social culture of it's members, and to develop plans for guidance and unity in action. Most of all, this sorority seeks to promote respect and loyalty to ones heritage and to remind its members to never forget the culture of our ancestors.

Mission: To educate our peers about the ongoing conflicts in the Arab World and its vast effects on our lives as Arab-American women living in the United States.To express female empowerment within the Arab World and contradict the common misconceptions of oppression.To show the diversity in culture that exists within the Arab World and the ways in which Arab women have impacted Arab culture, society, and history, and continue to be active representatives of Arab culture around the world. To break down the cultural barriers and stigma against Arabs within our sisterhood and among our immediate community.

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INSTAGRAM: @easaggies
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/easucdavis/
EMAIL: easbetachapter@gmail.com
WEBSITE: epsilonalphasigma.org

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The Finance & Investment Club is the first and largest organization at UC Davis solely dedicated to students focused on pursuing careers in the financial services industry. We seek to provide an environment where individuals with similar interests in finance can build meaningful relationships, share ideas, and challenge each other to be their very best.

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The First Generation Advocates Student Board is a student group organized to represent the interests of first-generation students at the UC Davis School of Law. We work closely with the law school's First Generation Advocates program, but also host independent events and programs.

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To encourage first-generation medical students to connect with undergraduate students, professional students, residents, fellows, and faculty that come from similar backgrounds. We aim to promote opportunities for first-generation and low-income students focusing on self-preservation and well-being through the first-generation lens. Our goal is to support scholars who are the first in their families to navigate higher education and provide the tools for personal, academic, and professional success.

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First-Year Aggie Connections (FYAC) groups first-year students (freshmen and transfers, including international students) into 25-person “Connections” based on a shared purpose, interest, or theme.
First-Year Aggie Connections (FYAC) groups first-year students (freshmen and transfers, including international students) into 25-person “Connections” based on a shared purpose, interest, or theme. Connections meet regularly for one academic quarter and are led by staff or faculty facilitators who engage students in discussions surrounding crucial topics related to transitioning to life at UC Davis.

Students who join a Connection will have the opportunity to get to know other first-years in their Connection outside of the classroom. FYAC peer mentors, undergraduate students who are each assigned to one Connection, provide mentoring and plan campus engagement activities for their first-year mentees. The First-Year Aggie Connections program aims to foster opportunities that will empower students as they navigate their first-year at UC Davis.

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The Global Health SIG provides a resource for medical students and NP/PA students interested in learning about global health issues and the development of potential solutions. In collaboration with Human Medicine, Nursing, Veterinary Medicine, Agriculture, Environmental Sciences, and International Development, the SIG emphasizes the interdisciplinary One Health approach developed to address the health of people, animals, and the environment. The group works closely with the Dean's office to host the monthly "Global Health Night" series where physicians, researchers, and experts in a variety of fields are invited to speak and lead discussions on topics related to global health. The group also hosts a symposium to introduce first year medical students to the variety of global health opportunities offered through the School of Medicine.

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The Graduate Student Association (GSA) is the primary governing body for graduate students at UC Davis. Our mission is to represent graduate students to the rest of the university, the University of California System, and to the United States and beyond.
The Graduate Student Association (GSA) is the primary governing body for graduate students at UC Davis and our constitution was first ratified in 1974. Today, we represent over 5,000 students and advocate for their academic success and well-being.

The Graduate Student Association will serve in the best interests of graduate students at UC Davis. The Association will also represent graduate students to the rest of the university, the University of California System, and to the United States and beyond. We are committed to equity for all graduate students and providing them with the best possible experience for their graduate education.

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Recent studies have underscored strong evidence linking the graduation of first-generation medical students, with their dedication to practicing medicine and serving Californians. The Homegrown Cafe Student Interest Group at UC Davis is dedicated to cultivating a nurturing community that celebrates the distinctive perspectives of first-generation students, and also fosters their professional growth and development. Our primary aim is to establish a robust network of peers and mentors dedicated to preserving and amplifying the voices of first-generation individuals within the medical sphere. Through quarterly gatherings, research endeavors, and mentorship initiatives, we aim to empower students in navigating the complexities of medical education while advocating for diversity and inclusivity across various specialty fields. By furnishing resources, mentorship opportunities, and academic support, via networking with upperclassmen and alumni residents/attendings, our goal is to nurture a cohort of homegrown physicians committed to serving underserved communities and addressing the healthcare challenges specific to California. Our mission is to inspire and equip students with the tools and support needed to excel academically, professionally, and personally on their medical journey.

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Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum of Art
Mission: With the same passion for experimentation that first brought prominence to the arts at UC Davis, the Manetti Shrem Museum cultivates transformation art experiences to inspire new thinking and the open exchange of ideas. Serving both the public and our university community with a dynamic artistic program, the museum: presents exhibitions and events that advance students’ understanding of their place in the world; connects to faculty teaching and research; and creates a lively forum for community engagement and creative practice.

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Student Engagement: There are many opportunities for students to get involved at the Manetti Shrem Museum! Students work in the front-of-house greeting visitors in the lobby and engaging them in the galleries, as Visitor Services Student Assistants. The Student Coalition is another way to make an impact, by creating and guiding museum experiences for other students.

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Think Theta! The Zeta Nu chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta was established at the University of California, Davis campus on April 10, 1992. It is housed in the largest sorority facility in Davis, located conveniently across the street from campus and the ARC. About Our Organization: Kappa Alpha Theta was established in 1870 as the first Greek-letter fraternity for women. Since then, Theta has become an international organization with a wide network of college and alumnae chapters. Our Fraternity Purpose: The intellectual ambition of the Fraternity shall be the attainment of highest scholarship. The social aim of the Fraternity shall be to exercise the widest influence for good. The moral aim of the Fraternity shall be the standard of love.

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The King Hall Futbol Club is a group of law student soccer enthusiasts that get together to play pick-up games and compete in intramural (IM) leagues. All skill levels are welcome to join, from first-timers to competitive players. King Hall FC boasts a winning record in the IM leagues, but our main emphasis is on having fun. In addition to playing hard on the soccer field, we occasionally sponsor social events and community-minded activities.

**Limited to current students at UC Davis School of Law.**

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NLG was the first integrated bar association and exists to this day as a network of progressive lawyers, legal workers, jailhouse lawyers, & students. Our student chapter advances social justice by supporting activists and encouraging critical discussion
The King Hall National Lawyers Guild is a student chapter of the national umbrella organization the National Lawyers Guild. We are a professional bar association made up of a coalition of lawyers, law students, legal workers and jailhouse lawyers dedicated to using the law as a tool for the advancement of social justice. We provide legal support to organizers and activists in the form of Know Your Rights Trainings, Legal Observing, policy analysis, legal advocacy and more.

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Our mission statement for starting UC Davis's first majorette dance team is based on the lack of inclusion in many clubs and sports teams on campus. On top of that, dance is an important part of all of our lives and the culture of majorette dance is more than just dance, it's tradition and familial. With this team we are not only hoping to spread creativity and love we have for this art, but we are hoping to build a community with other people who share our passion. We created this team because we wanted to have a sense of community for dancers that practice different styles but to also acknowledge the importance and value of Black cultural dances such as majorette, hip-hop, jazz and more.

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Lambda Theta Phi is a non-profit service/social fraternity which emphasizes Latino unity and the celebration of the Latino culture, but we are open to all ethnicities, cultures, religions, etc. We are the first Latino fraternity in the nation. The fraternity’s goals are to promote scholarship, Latino unity, respect for all cultures, and brotherhood.

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Our mission is to create an inclusive and supportive community for women in the Economics department (and beyond) to come together, learn, and enjoy the game of soccer. Whether you're a seasoned player or kicking a ball for the very first time, we are here to have fun, build confidence, and grow as a team. Our focus is on fostering friendships, encouraging physical activity, and creating a welcoming space where everyone feels empowered to play, improve, and celebrate their love for the game at any skill level. Club membership is open to all.

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The Mental Advocacy and Health Initiative (MAHI) at UC Davis is dedicated to assisting people in navigating and advocating for their mental health through engaging events featuring inspirational speakers, public outreach, and various workshops. By supporting and encouraging students to look for resources for self-guided improvement of mental well-being and by highlighting the significance of healthy coping strategies, MAHI strives to create an empowering atmosphere where students can feel heard about certain mental health issues and encourages them to take action for the overall betterment of their mental health. Our club conducts workshops and guidance sessions covering many elements of improving mental health in an effort to highlight the need of giving mental health first priority. Through raising awareness, advocating for mental health issues, and encouraging proactive self-care and coping mechanisms, MAHI aims to establish a mental health-positive campus culture at UC Davis.

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Mishelanu is a nationwide student network on dozens of campuses across the nation. The network is led by first and second-generation Israeli-Americans who bring the spirit of Israel to campus. The program provides a home for Israeli-American students that become a living bridge between Israel and the campus community.

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The Nigerian Students Association (NSA) is a student organization that serves to bring Nigerian students together to form a unified community, to create the awareness of Nigerian culture on the UC Davis campus and beyond. It also aims to form a community that provides a network for students, educate students about Nigerian culture, inform them of political news, and the beautiful heritage of Nigeria, to encourage students to contribute to the prosperity of Nigeria. In addition, NSA promotes the very rich Nigerian Culture through various social activities, which may serve as an orientation point for first year and transfer Nigerian students. Lastly, NSA promotes Renaissance at UC Davis to Nigerian Alumni and Nigerian community at large, as well as demonstrates diversification in UC Davis and other communities.

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A student club dedicated to the introduction and exploration of first- and second-order philosophical topics from a variety of fields.

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We understand that academics are your priority. In Student Housing and Dining Services, we bring the academic support resources to you. Our goal is to ease the academic transition into the university by providing convenient and timely services to help you get ahead of your academic needs.

Take advantage of tutoring, or find a quiet study space in one of our Academic Advising Centers.

Receive personalized academic support by connecting with an Academic Peer Mentor that will guide you through your first year.

If you want to live in a supportive environment with students who share a similar interest and receive additional programming around the focus, one of our themed living-learning communities may be for you.

Start building connections with world renowned faculty members and researchers through fun and engaging programs, living-learning community seminars, and workshops designed to help you maximize your time with faculty to help leverage future research opportunities.

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Rooted is UC Davis's first Black student magazine, dedicated to amplifying the voices of Black students through creative and artistic expression. Our mission is to offer a culturally centered platform that authentically represents the diverse experiences and stories within the Black community at UC Davis.

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SacHacks is the intercollegiate hackathon of the Sacramento, Davis, and Bay Area region. Run by UC Davis students with a common goal to bring a hackathon to an area that has not been fortunate enough to have had one before, our mission is to inspire the hackers with the idea that they can do anything, including code the future.

2018: Sacramento Kings, SacHacks And Major League Hacking Host Sacramento’s First Extensive Intercollegiate Event For Students to Problem-Solve Through Code

2020: Sacramento Kings, SacHacks and Major League Hacking Host the Second Annual Hackathon for Local College Students


For more information and to subscribe to our mailing list, check out linktr.ee/sachacks!

Join our discord server to stay updated! : discord.gg/Tc5RM4MBH5




Check out our social media!

Discord: https://discord.gg/Tc5RM4MBH5

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sachacks/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/sachacks

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sachacks

Medium: https://medium.com/sachacks

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4IajrnBSC09eHxKVeDyk3Q

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Women are underrepresented in the legal field and in the golfing community, but even more underrepresented in golfing legal community. This is something we are empowered to change. Our society welcomes seasoned golfers to those who have never touched a golf club and provides a welcoming and low-stress environment to learn and practice their golf skills. Although marketed first to women, we are a non-exclusive club, welcoming all to join who do not identify as women. Our executive board consists of experienced golfers and beginners, all who are excited to meet those who want to learn more about the sport!

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SoNE1 is the first audition based K-pop dance cover crew based in UC Davis. Since its inception in 2012, SoNE1 has aimed to showcase the diversity of the K-pop genre. Some notable performances include KCONUSA in Los Angeles and Korean Heritage Night by the San Francisco Giants. We also won 1st place at Davis Dance Revolution (DDR) just last year! In addition to live performances, SoNE1 started its eponymous YouTube channel in the summer of 2014. Although SoNE1 has undergone many changes within these past few years, the directors have always emphasized the importance of teamwork and support. We are a family!

** FALL QUARTER 2024 AUDITIONS COMING UP SOON ** All information regarding it will be posted on our social media, so be sure to follow us to stay updated on content as well as audition info!

Instagram: @sone1_official
Tiktok: @sone1_official
YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/SoNE1atUCDavis/
Facebook: www.facebook.com/SoNE1atUCD

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Our efforts are focused towards developing the skills and technical know-how necessary to design spacecraft by developing, manufacturing, and launching a CubeSat mission to Low-Earth Orbit (LEO). The club focuses on technologies for smaller spacecraft and cube satellites and covers a wide range of research areas from controls and dynamics to sensors, electronics and software. We are currently set to launch our first CubeSat (REALOP) later in 2022. This mission will be a technical demonstration of our in-house developed bus and technological components, the payload on the will serve as an earth sciences mission that will utilize IR and RGB cameras to study the thermal activity of the Earth's atmosphere from LEO.

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Tau Kappa Epsilon is an International Social Fraternity. TKE is the largest college social fraternity in terms of number of active groups. The colors of the fraternity are the shade of red known as Crimson Lake Cherry, and the shade of gray known as Pure Silver Grey. Of the national fraternities founded prior to 1920, TKE is one of the few fraternities that never had a discrimination clause in its membership requirements to prevent membership of men because of their race, color, or creed. TKE was also one of the first fraternities to abolish "Hell week" when in 1928 it was replaced with an initiation period consisting of lessons portraying the finest attribute of brotherhood.

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Our group originally began in 1995 with a group of friends in the Integrated Studies Program living in the Tercero dorm building B at UC Davis. Magic happened in the dorm lounge, and UC Davis's first a cappella group was born. Over 25 years later, the Lizards are still taking the stage and showing off the style and sass that makes us so unique among our UC Davis peers. As the oldest a cappella group on campus, we are often seen at on-campus and local Davis events, where we love to perform some of our favorite tunes, from Conan Gray to Adele. The best time to hear us perform is at our annual spring concert, No Instruments Attached, where we assemble groups from across the state for a night of wonderful music. In addition to performing, we are also a competitive group, and we are 3-time ICCA Semifinalists and 2021 LAAF finalists.

Like the original group in 1995, each current member of Lounge Lizards A Cappella brings more than just their voices to the group. Off the stage, we can be found getting boba together after rehearsals or singing in parking garages and plazas. We weave that friendship into every song we perform and are always looking forward to sharing that with a new audience.

Watch our 2023 ICCA Performance set in Redwood City, CA below!

https://youtu.be/3mDjSRZuwMc

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Theta Xi at UC Davis was established in 1952 and was the first recognized social fraternity on campus. Theta Xi develops an inclusive brotherhood committed to a lifelong journey of leadership and service.

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*This is the undergraduate volunteer group page*

The mission of the Willow Clinic is to holistically improve the health of community members who are currently living outside or experiencing homelessness while providing a unique platform for student education. We strive to address inequities in healthcare access by operating a free clinic each Saturday. Community members regardless of documentation, or insurance status, can seek medical and psychiatric care as well as a host of other services. We utilize a patient-centered care approach where we prioritize listening to and learning from our community members to best incorporate harm reduction and trauma informed care in our clinic.

Though we provide necessary services to alleviate part of the effects of a much larger, systemic issue, we strive to provide a space for our students to critically reflect on their roles as future health professionals and stand in solidarity with people first and housing first, community based movements. The Willow Clinic brings together a diverse set of compassionate, dedicated, and enthusiastic students and healthcare professionals who are constantly working together to improve our approach.


For undergraduates who are interested in being volunteers, we host our applications once annually in Spring and will post details on our website and social media. Please email info@willowclinic.org with any questions that you may have.

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Create a Chinese-speaking environment where anyone can start to learn or improve their Chinese proficiency.

As someone who started learning Chinese a year and a half ago, I understand how hard the basics can be, even with the help of a teacher. My goal for this club is to create an immersive and judgment-free environment so that everyone has more opportunities to speak Chinese.

This club will be able to assist those who are unable to take Chinese classes due to schedule conflicts or any other reason. I almost did not continue studying Chinese due to the 5 days of classes every week for Chinese 1 through Chinese 6. It was not that I didn’t like having class every day, but it affected the order in which I took certain classes for my major. There will also be workshops held by our board of directors for beginners to work on pronunciation and practice speaking. I believe pronunciation is extremely important and wouldn’t encourage anyone to do a lot of speaking practice until they have the basics of pinyin and tones.

This club will also benefit both intermediate speakers and those who studied Chinese as kids but forgot a lot. I have found that just being back in an immersive environment can help bring back a lot of passive knowledge into active knowledge. In addition, this club will benefit advanced and native speakers as more and more people will be exposed to learning Chinese. I have sent a poll to some of my friends who are native speakers, and they said they would be willing to come to the meetings and work with the members once I have everything going.

I plan to have the first 10 minutes of the meetings in English and the last 10 minutes in English. My board directors and I can decide whether or not we should decrease the window of English time later. I will announce stuff they can talk about during the 40-minute immersive window, such as fundraisers or other socials. During the 40-minute immersive period, members, depending on their level, will only be advised to speak Chinese. For example, people currently in Chinese 1-3 will intertwine some English and Chinese, but people in Chinese 4-6 are advised only to use Chinese; if they don’t know how to say something, they can jot down the English on a piece of paper and then look it up later or ask native speakers during the last 10 minutes of the meeting. Although I believe people should not form bad habits, I also believe as long as you either of a grasp of some Chinese grammar or are a beginner and have a few sentences, then that is what you can practice. The idea that practice needs to be perfect is important, but as long as you are surrounded by people who can correct you, I think the most important thing to do is just speak Chinese. The more you speak, the more you will start to think in this language. I will also do my best to encourage members to think in Chinese and talk to themselves in Chinese. The more Chinese, the better.

This club will allow everyone who is studying Chinese to practice what they are learning. As members of different levels of speaking and listening ability collaborate, they will get better at listening comprehension and take less time between sentences to speak Chinese.

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