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Volume 2 | Issue 34 | April 10, 2015
In This Issue
Academics Come First
Qu ick L in ks
Leadership Council
Meetings
Residential Academic
Advising
studenthousing@ucdavis.edu
Area Facebook Groups
Academics Come First
Residential Academic
Advising
Residential Academic
Workshops
RHAT Program Updates
Decision UC Davis
Quick Links
Academic Dates and
Deadlines
Important Housing Dates
Aggie Reader Archive
Student Housing News
Campus Department
Announcements
On-Campus Job
Opportunities
Open Courses
Sorority and Fraternity Life
Updates
Registered UC Davis
Student Groups
City of Davis News
Leadership Council
Meetings
Seg u n d o
Mondays | 7-8 PM
Thompson Main
For more information
contact Christopher
Pangelina at
cvpangelina@ucdavis.edu.
housing.ucdavis.edu
Student Housing Calendar
Advising Hours
Monday - Thursday | 10 AM - 8 PM
Friday | 10 AM - 4 PM (Segundo and Tercero)
Friday | 10 AM - 2 PM (Cuarto)
myucdavis
Tutoring Hours
Segundo and Tercero: Monday - Thursday | 5 - 9 PM
Cuarto: Monday - Thursday | 6 - 9 PM
TAPS Guide to Getting
Home
Chemistry and math tutoring will be offered each day.
Writing is only offered twice a week; specific days
will vary by center and week. Please visit your AAC
or rhat.ucdavis.edu for more information.
Residential Academic Workshops
Time Management | April 10
Discover ways to balance your academic and social
life!
Resume Development | April 13-17
Discuss ways to market your experiences from your
first year at UC Davis!
Email academiccoordinator@ucdavis.edu for more
information about the workshop or to schedule an
individual appointment.
Segundo
Tercero
Cuarto
Monday - 1:10
PM
Monday - 11 AM
Monday - 11 AM
Thursday - 9 AM
Tuesday - 1:10
PM
Wednesdays 3:10 PM
Thursday - 3:10
PM
Fridays - 11 AM
RHAT Program Updates
Schedule Builder Tool
ucdavis.edu
Just in Case App
Social Survival Guide: Skills
for College Life
Academic Dates and
Deadlines
April 10: 10th day of
instruction. Last day to:
Make payment to
meet the late fee
payment deadline.
Drop designated 10day-drop courses.
File petitions to
change from fulltime to part-time
status.
File petitions to
declare a minor with
the College of A&ES
and the College of
L&S Dean's Office
File Planned
Educational Leave
Program (PELP)
petition.
April 14: 12th day of
instruction. Last day:
For waitlists
To add courses
April 24: 20 day drop
deadline
May 1: Pass/No pass
deadline
Important Housing
Thinking about Summer School
Tercero
Mondays | 7 PM
Tercero Main Lounge
For more information Leah
Galasso at
lgalasso@ucdavis.edu.
Dates
Program description: Summer school can be used to
satisfy requirements, to keep you on your four year
graduation plan or to return you to good academic
standing. We will explain the advantages and
disadvantages of summer school, discuss whether to
attend a UC campus or community college, and show
you how to find which courses will transfer to UC
Davis. This program will begin on Sunday, April 12
and continue through Thursday, April 23. See your RA
for your community's exact time.
Decision UC Davis
Cu arto
Mondays | 7 PM
Thoreau Hall 2nd Floor
Lounge
For more information
contact Nathan Moses at
nmoses@ucdavis.edu.
Area Facebook
Groups
Fin d Ou t Wh at is
Hap p en in g in Yo u r
Resid en ce Hall
Join your area's Facebook
group.
Click here to join
#TeamSegundo
Click here to join Team
Tercero
Click here to join Cuarto
Crew
April 30 - Last day to receive
refunded reservation fee
(should you choose not to
live with Student Housing for
the 2015-16 academic year)
Aggie Reader Archive
Saturday, April 11 - Dining Commons
Impacted
UC Davis will be hosting Decision UC Davis, a oneday program for admitted students and their families,
on Saturday, April 11, 2015. It is truly an exciting
opportunity for us to welcome new Aggies to our
campus and allow them to fully experience our
campus community. As part of that experience, we
anticipate that many of these guests will participate in
residence hall tours and have meals in the Segundo
DC and Tercero DC. We expect that the dining halls
may be highly impacted with the number of guests
that we will have on campus.
We encourage you to consider earlier dining times
as we expect the greatest impact to be 11:30am1:30pm. As a reminder, we also offer Simply-to-Go
meals at The Junction and Trudy's should you
wish to avoid the dining rooms altogether. Past Issu es
Did you miss the last issue of
the Aggie Reader? Click
here to access past issues.
UC Davis Farmers
Market
Wednesdays | 11 AM 1:30PM | North Quad
If you have any questions, please see your dining
room cashier or speak with a dining manager in your
area. We understand the impact that our visitors may
have and ask for your understanding as we open the
campus to prospective students.
Student Housing News
Healthy in the Halls
Free health and wellness series
Zumba
Monday, April 13 | 8 PM
Hip-Hop
Check out the Facebook event
Academic Advising
Center Survey
We want to hear from you! If you recently met with a peer
adviser in an academic advising
center, please check your email
for a Survey Monkey link to share
your experiences and for your
Sustainability Work
Group
Next Meeting: Wednesday, April 22
2 - 3 PM | Segundo Services
Center, Room 3110
Questions? Email
for more information.
chance to win a prize from our
weekly random drawing.
Questions? Christopher
Pangelina at
cvpangelina@ucdavis.edu
stustainablehousing@ucdavis.edu
or call Jenni Porter at 530-7522759
Visit our website at
housing.ucdavis.edu/sustainability
Apart-Meet
Thursday, April 16, 2015 | 7pm-8pm | Tercero Main Lounge
Description: Looking for a roommate or roommates for next year? Don't yet have an
apartment? Well, look no further! Attend Tercero's Apart-Meet program on Thursday,
April 16, 2015 from 7-8pm in Tercero Main Lounge to meet fellow Aggies and discover if
you would make compatible roommates! Questions? Contact Ahmed Naguib at
aanaguib@ucdavis.edu Trivia with the English Faculty!
Thursday April 16 at 7:30PM in Wall Main Lounge
Interested in studying English? Not sure what a major/minor in English can do
for you? Want to engage informally with awesome faculty members? Come on
out for some trivia with the English department faculty!
Have questions? Please contact Sarah Arsenoff, Tercero Academic Coordinator, at sarsenoff@ucdavis.edu
Sustainable Student Housing
Hao Hao, a resident in Tercero, earned the most spots in winter quarter and won
a $20 gift card to the UC Davis Bookstore & her very own Carrie the Carrot! You
can be next...How many "Spots" do you have?
Earn "Spots" and redeem for cool prizes
Visit your sustainability & nutrition tables in the dining commons to learn how.
2nd Year Housing Information
You may request to cancel your housing application by April 30, 2015 to receive a full
refund of the $500 reservation fee. If you would like to cancel your application, you
may do so by logging back on to your application and clicking "Cancel Application", or
send an email from your UC Davis email account to studenthousing@ucdavis.edu.
Please be aware that if you are no longer a student anytime during Spring Quarter
2015 (withdrawal, PELP, dismissed, etc.), you will no longer be eligible to return to the
Student Housing Apartments for Fall 2015 and we will refund your reservation fee.
There is a change to the dates for the self-selection process. Previewing the apartments for Returning
Residents will be available on June 15-19 and the self-selection process will take place from June 22 - 26.
Any students that do not self-select a room will be randomly assigned to vacant spaces. The housing
assignments will be released in late August through your UC Davis email account.
Please contact Student Housing at studenthousing@ucdavis.edu or 530-752-2033 if you have any questions
or need additional information.
Real #ucdavisreshalls Show Off Your Room! Help us show the incoming freshman class what the inside of real UC Davis
residence halls look like! To show off your room take a photo and share on social media with
#ucdavisreshalls or email your photo to sbrik@ucdavis.edu. Photos will be featured on the Student Housing Facebook, Instagram and
Pinterest accounts.
Campus Department Announcements
UC Davis Picnic Day
Picnic Day pledgeThe 101st Picnic Day will be held on April 18, 2015. To stay up to date check out the Picnic
Day Facebook Page. Get excited for Picnic Day with Pre-Week events all next week. Check out the Picnic
Day 2015 Pre-Week Facebook event for details. Also, don't forget to take the Picnic Day Pledge!
For information on how to stay safe watch this quick video.
Picnic Day Safety Tips
ARMY ROTC | Get Involved
Army ROTC is the perfect opportunity to help you succeed. Through elective classes,
labs and field training exercises, you will receive firsthand experience on what it takes to
lead and motivate others, and how to conduct missions as an Officer in the Army, Army
Reserve or Army National Guard. The program provides the skills and experience that
will help empower success in any competitive environment. Upon graduation and
completion of Army ROTC, you will earn the title of Second Lieutenant and equipped
with a set of leadership and decision-making skills that ultimately will make you a valuable commodity in any
professional industry. Scholarships are available and are awarded based on students' merit and grades. Additional allowances will
help pay for books and fees. Army ROTC even offers a stipend of up to $5,000 a year. To learn more about
the requirements and other information, please contact Mr. Gary Suen at RM 127 at Hickey Gym or at
ghsuen@ucdavis.edu.
UC Davis Athletics
Friday, April 10
Men's Tennis vs. Cal Poly | 2 PM | Marya Welch Tennis Center
Baseball vs. Call State Fullerton | 2:30 PM | Dobbins Stadium
Saturday, April 11
Women's Tennis vs. Cal State Stanislaus | Marya Welch Tennis Center
Softball vs. Cal Poly | DH - Noon & 2 PM | La Rue Field
Men's Tennis vs. UC Santa Barbara | Noon | Marya Welch Tennis Center
Baseball vs. Cal State Fullerton | 1 PM | Dobbins Stadium
Sunday, April 12
Women's Lacrosse vs. Oregon | Noon | Aggie Stadium
Softball vs. Cal Poly | Noon | La Rue Field
Baseball vs. Cal State Fullerton | 1 PM | Dobbins Stadium
Tuesday, April 14
Baseball vs. San Francisco | 2:30 PM | Dobbins Stadium
Friday, April 17
Women's Lacrosse vs. USC | 4 PM | Aggie Stadium
Track and Field | Woody Wilson Classic | All Day
UC Davis students admitted free with valid UC Davis ID card. For more information visit ucdavisaggies.com
The UC Davis Cross Culture Center presents The 42nd
Annual Asian Pacific Culture Week - Our Story: From the
Group Up
April 13 - April 24
Since its inception in 1973, Asian Pacific Culture Week (APCW) has provided
the UC Davis campus with cultural programs designed to both educate and
celebrate. APCW became a University sponsored program in 1979 and has
grown into an annual event anticipated by students, faculty, staff, and members
of the Davis community alike. The week is filled with presentations by speakers
from diverse corners of the Asian Pacific Islander community. In the past,
musicians, comedians, actors, authors, artists, and civil rights activists have
visited the campus to share their experiences.
This year's theme for APCW, "Our Story: From the Ground Up," places an
emphasis on our life/ethnic/environmental background, struggles,
accomplishments, identities and bases. The programs put on during APCW highlight our history, our current
dilemmas, our future aspirations, our families and every aspect of ourselves that have been historically
marginalized and underrepresented.
Thank you to our major sponsors: the Office of Campus Community Relations, Associated Students of UC
Davis and Division of Student Affairs
For more a complete listing of events, additional information and updates visit the APCW Facebook page.
Mondavi Center
The Mondavi Center is proud to present the NEW Aggie Arts Student Advisory
Board! We are taking applications from students now, with an application
deadline of April 17th. A full student board description and information on how to
apply is available at http://www.mondaviarts.com/aggiearts.
How to Get Involved in Research
Become involved in undergraduate research to help develop necessary skills in
your field, to boost your resume, and to hone your interests in a particular field.
It's a great opportunity available to all undergraduate students at UC Davis. Come to our seminar "How to Get
Involved in Research," to learn the tools you'll need in order to approach professors and land a position in the
research environment of your choice! Dates and Times
Wednesday, April 15, 2015 | 12:10 - 1:00 p.m. | Meeting Room D, Student Community Center
Tuesday, May 5, 2015 | 12:10 - 1:00 p.m. | Meeting Room D, Student Community Center
Sponsored by: Undergraduate Research Center, 2300 Student Community Center
Students are welcome to contact URC to make an appointment to see an Undergraduate Research Advisor.
Just call us at 530-752-3390 or email us at urc@ucdavis.edu to schedule a time that works with your class
schedule.
To learn more or signup visit 5k.ucdavis.edu
Genius Run/Walk 5k
Special Promotion for residence hall students!
Receive a $10 off discount with the code:
HOUSING10
Sign up by April 10 to be guaranteed a T shirt!
Learn more at urc.ucdavis.edu/genius5k/
UC Davis Health Professions Advising
On-Campus Job Opportunities
Energy Conservation Office
Looking for a great opportunity to help the campus save water? Twenty volunteers are needed to quickly
assess what we can do to save gallons of water daily. Your work will be applied directly to conservation
efforts through Facilities Management and Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability offices. Apply for
this great volunteer opportunity today! AGGIE JOBLINK# 793075
Assist with Facilities Management and Environmental Stewardship and
Sustainability with collecting water conservation information for restrooms
across campus. Volunteers will work with staff from these offices to inventory
types and models of fixtures in restrooms across campus. Once completed with
the inventory, volunteers will create a budget for upgrades and outline proposed
water savings information collected through the inventory. Health Education and Promotion (HEP)
Health Education and Promotion (HEP) is currently recruiting up to twenty volunteers
for the 2015 - 2016 academic year. Volunteers work approximately 4 hours per week
when school is in session for a minimum of 40 hours per quarter.
HEP is a campus leader in providing student-centered education and advocating for
health promoting environments to improve students' health and wellness, enable them to
achieve their academic goals and promote life-long wellness. Professional staff, student
assistants and volunteers focus on issues related to sexual health, nutrition, physical activity, stress, sleep,
mental wellness, and alcohol, tobacco and other drugs issues.
Position Duties
Volunteers will assist HEP in changing the campus environment and providing student-centered education to
promote health and wellness among UC Davis students. HEP requires a three-quarter commitment in
addition to approximately three days of training before the start of the Fall quarter and one half day of
team building. You must be a current student during all three quarters. HEP volunteer duties include:
* Staffing HEP tables at special events such as The Buzz, UC Davis Farmers Market and the Wellness
Carnival
* Participating in outreach activities * Distributing HEP marketing materials through various campus channels * Collecting information through environmental scans, assessments and surveys
* Stocking and staffing the Love Lab, a mobile cart taken to various campus locations to distribute free
condoms and other safer sex products and materials
* Working in the Student Health & Wellness Center's Harvest Garden
* Attending a mandatory, weekly one hour team meeting with the Volunteer Coordinator on Thursdays from
5:10 - 6:00 PM each quarter
* Completing a minimum of 40 volunteer hours per quarter, including weekly meetings and office hours. Note: Transcript notation may be received with satisfactory completion of quarterly volunteer requirements.
One SPH 198 unit per quarter may be earned for completing the volunteer requirements.
The Application Process
This is a competitive application and interview process. The interview consists of a group interview. You will
sign up for one of four possible interview times upon application submission: Tuesday April 14th or
Wednesday, April 15th, 12:10 - 1:00 PM or 4:10 - 5:00 PM. Applications are due Friday, April 10th by 4:00 PM
to the Health Education and Promotion office, located on the third floor of the Student Health and Wellness
Center, or can be emailed to hep@shcs.ucdavis.edu. The earlier you turn in your application, the more likely
you will get your first choice of interview date and time. All applicants will receive notification regarding
selection via e-mail at the address provided on the application.
For more information and access to the application form, please visit: shcs.ucdavis.edu/about/employment
Medical Clearance Requirement
Since this position is located at a health facility, all employees are required to participate in preventive medical
and monitoring programs, which include a blood test and TB screening and may also include immunizations.
There are costs associated with these tests that the student or their insurance will be responsible for (usually
about $30). These screenings are provided to meet Federal, State and University requirements.
Telephone Outreach Program
Now - April 12, 2015 | 5:30 - 9 PM | Annual Fund Building
We're hiring! We are looking for students to conduct outreach for UC Davis. As a student
caller, you will contact alumni, parents, and friends to educate and inform them about
campus events and the importance of annual support. This is a great opportunity for you
to impact our university! Contact us ASAP to join our team and be included in our next
training event.
For more information contact Maile Juranits, Telephone Outreach Program Interim Director, at 530.752.5496 or
mrjuranits@ucdavis.edu
We are Aggie Pride | Now Hiring for 2015-16 Board of
Directors
The We Are Aggie Pride program is a student lead-initiative to help students get
out of short-term financial emergencies and allow them to continue their
education by doing so.
Each year, We Are Aggie Pride assembles a group of students to plan our events, cultivate community and
business relationships, manage the budget, and strategize communications, award grants, and more. We are
seeking people to get involved at all levels! If you have the passion and experience to serve your campus
through this program, show your pride and fill out an application to be part of the student board of
directors: http://weareaggiepride.ucdavis.edu/get-involved/
Open Courses
ECM 1: The Design of Coffee
This very popular course offers you a chance to learn how to
transform raw coffee beans to an icy and refreshing cup of Joe.
Rejuvenation in a cup!
GE Credit: 3 units of Science and Engineering; Visual Literacy and
Scientific Literacy
Learn more at: http://bit.ly/SAVEAp
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I really get to roast and brew coffee in this class?
Yes! The core component of this class is a weekly 2-hour lab session, where you will do experiments
involving coffee. Examples include taking apart a Mr. Coffee brewer to analyze how it works, measuring the
pH of coffee versus brew time, and examining the energy usage of different roasting profiles. In every lab
session you will get to taste the resulting coffee, working with your group to ultimately make your unique
design for the best-tasting cup of coffee.
I don't drink coffee. Does this class require me to drink it anyway?
No, you can take the entire course without tasting any of the coffee, and doing only visual and olfactory
(smelling) sensory analyses. However, one of the things you will learn in this class is that properly prepared,
fresh roasted coffee can taste nothing like the bitter stuff you might have tasted before. Some coffees even
taste sweet without adding sugar. Moreover, a fun part of the class is the blind taste test at the end of the
quarter, where you get to complete with your classmates Iron Chef style.
I only drink decaffeinated coffee. Is decaf available?
Yes. For students who cannot or choose not to consume caffeine, decaffeinated green coffee beans are
available for both roasting and brewing.
I've heard engineering courses are difficult. Is this class going to destroy my GPA?
No! This class is designed as a general education course for students who are not majoring in engineering. All
grades will be based on a curve using standards appropriate for a non-quantitative, freshmen level class.
Will I get GE credit for this course?
Yes, this class counts as 3 units of Science and Engineering credit for GE. The course also satisfies 3 units
of both Scientific Literacy and Visual Literacy.
Why is this class in the department of chemical engineering? Are we going to be adding weird
chemicals to the coffee?
Absolutely not! During the entire course we will use only green coffee beans and water. As we will discuss in
the class, chemical engineers apply quantitative reasoning to a tremendously wide variety of industrial
applications. Quite a lot of our graduates are actually hired by the food and beverage industries. But the main
goal here is to introduce students to how chemical engineers analyze things, using coffee as a fun (and
delicious!) example.
Sorority and Fraternity Life Updates
Upcoming Events
Spring quarter is just beginning and the sororities and fraternities on campus are
already active as ever. Here is a list of a few upcoming events including
philanthropy events being hosted by our campus' sororities and fraternities! For
more information about individual events or chapters apart of our community,
contact the chapter leadership or visit our website. Good luck with the upcoming quarter and feel free to
contact us with any questions or concerns!
As always, you can check out the Rush and Recruitment Calendar on our website for more information about
upcoming recruitment events.
Sigma Alpha
Spring Recruitment 2015
April 12 - 19 Sigma Alpha is a Professional
Agricultural Interest Sorority. Our
sisters represent a variety of
backgrounds and majors.
Whether you're in the college of
Ag or just interested in Ag, Sigma
Alpha is a great organization for
networking, developing
professionalism and learning
more about Agriculture. Sigma Lambda Beta
Cultive Fundraiser
Wednesday, April 15
11 AM - 11 PM
Recruitment Chairs: Bryana
Ramirez
(Bryramirez@ucdavis.edu) &
Clarissa Rodriguez
(Cnr0333@gmail.com)
Davissigmaalpha.org
Chapters Currently Not Registered
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi
presents Challah Back
Deadline to order Wednesday,
April 15 - 2 PM
SAEPi and Challah for Hunger
are throwing their annual Challah
Back! Challah for Hunger is a
non-profit organization that
makes and sells challah
(delicious Jewish braided bread)
in an effort to combat hunger
locally and globally by supporting
the Yolo County Food Bank and
Mazon. All proceeds will go to
supporting their cause and
SAEPi's national cause: the
American Jewish World Services
which works to realize human
rights and end poverty in the
developing world. Each Delicious
Challah is only $5! If a chapter
orders ten or more Challahs they
will deliver it to your house! To
order you can fill out the pre-order
form here until 2 pm on 4/15
Registered Student Organizations, students, and campus departments are advised to not participate in any
events or activities held by these organizations as they receive no oversight, or liability coverage, and are not
held accountable at the local, regional or national level. Students, organizations, and departments who interact
or seek affiliation with any of the organizations listed below do so at their own risk.
Phi Alpha Phi Fraternity | Lambda Phi Epsilon Fraternity | Alpha Delta Chi Sorority | Kappa Alpha Psi
Fraternity Inc.
Registered UC Davis Student Groups
Help and Education Leading to Prevention Club
Spring Quarter First General Club Meeting
April 15 | 5 PM | the Quad in front of the MU
HELP Club is a student run community service organization that works to serve those in poverty in our
community. We run and volunteer at multiple soup kitchens and non-profit events in order to alleviate the
burden of poverty for those in our community. Come to our first general meeting to learn more about how you
can get involved with the Davis community, meet other volunteers working to help those in need, and gain
cooking and leadership experience!
For more information contact tkyau@ucdavis.edu or visit davishelp.weebly.com
Imani Clinic BOLT
Join Imani Clinic on Sunday, April 12th for our 2nd Annual Imani BOLT 5K Fun Run for Health! Join the
Facebook event!
We believe that healthcare issues affect ALL of us, often in different ways. And while we celebrate the
diversity in our community, we also want to celebrate the things that bring us together. So when you sign in
for this race you will receive a blank racing bib with the slogan "WE RUN FOR..." across the top. You will
have an opportunity to write what specifically you are running for. Maybe it is about a friend fighting cancer, or
maybe it is about improving the treatment for coronary artery disease... Whatever it is, we want to run for it
too! .
REGISTRATION: http://www.imaniclinic.org/the-bolt.html
Online Registration will close 4/11 at 10 pm. Day-of registration is available! Please come by 8:30 am for dayof registration.
PRICING: $20 - Free t-shirt for first 150 registered runners!
STUDENT ORGS: The group that brings the most runners (at least 25), will earn a $100 gift card for their
organization.
ADDITIONAL INFO:
After the run, enjoy a RESOURCE FAIR with REFRESHMENTS and RAFFLE PRIZES! Timing available for
serious runners. If you are interested in tabling at the resource fair, please email imaniluvfundraising@gmail.com for more info! Imani Clinic is a student run clinic aimed to serve the African American and greater community of Oak Park
Sacramento. Our goal is to provide free primary health care to an under-served community without regard to
address (or lack of one), national/ethnic origin, immigration status, language, religion, or ability to pay. All
proceeds will go directly to helping our patients.
The Willow Clinic
The Willow Clinic is one of eight student-run clinics affiliated with the UC Davis
School of Medicine. We aim to improve the medial and psychiatric health of the
homeless population of Sacramento. We are composed of undergraduates,
college graduates, medical students, resident and attending physicians.
Applications for Undergraduate Willow Clinical Volunteer are NOW AVAILABLE!
To apply, you must be a current UC Davis Freshman, Sophomore or Junior and
must be enrolled at UC Davis for the 2015-2016 school year.
All majors are welcome, NO car/transportation requirement, NO language
requirement!
Application Deadline: April 24, 11:59 pm
Informational Night: Wednesday, April 15, 6:30-7:30 pm @ Giedt 1001
Applications and additional information online: www.willowclinic.org
If you have any questions, please email: info@willowclinic.org
City of Davis News
2nd Friday ArtAbout April 10, 2015 | 5 - 10 PM
Davis Downtown's 2nd Friday ArtAbout is a free,
monthly, self-guided artwalk, exploring 31 art
exhibits, hosted by businesses and galleries in
Davis. Students, art lovers, friends, couples, and families alike can enjoy a variety
of pop up art shows, complimentary refreshments, live music, art demos,
performances, and more! All events are free and open to the public. Download
your own copy of the ArtAbout Guide and Map at DavisDowntown.com/2nd-fridayartabout.
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