The BioLaunch program helps undergraduates in the College of Biological Sciences explore career opportunities and develop job search and professional skills.
Even though its season ended in early March, men's basketball student-athletes continued to compete (albeit from a distance) throughout the spring quarter thanks to a program alum and Aggie EVO.
UC Davis will soon be asking more than 17,000 alumni who earned undergraduate degrees in 2011 and 2016 about their preparation for the working world, career experience and satisfaction, community engagement and more.
The NCAA highlighted why UC Davis is the fifth-ranked public school in the nation when the organization released its annual Graduation Success Rate report on Tuesday.
The Aggie EVO Program is all about preparing student-athletes for the changes they will face as they graduate and find careers. When it comes to big life changes, women’s soccer team member Tami Kwong ’21 is no stranger.
Part of Koret’s Higher Education Initiative, the grant will provide signifcant support for Aggie Launch, the Big Idea that integrates career exploration and readiness in the undergraduate experience.
UC Davis Internship and Career Center encourages students to be open in their job search as the impact of the coronavirus pandemic is complicating college seniors job prospects.
UC Davis leaders know unemployment and underemployment among graduates are daunting challenges, especially this year. But they are solvable challenges – ones that the university is addressing through a new Big Idea for undergraduates, Aggie Launch.
Marcie Kirk Holland, executive director of the Internship & Career Center and Aggie Launch co-champion, shares UC Davis' vision for integrating career preparation into every student’s pathway.
